In the book, I trace how this idea of automation is used to justify ... this idea of progress is used to justify treating people miserably, workers miserably.
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" Mr. Nunberg added, "Unfortunately, Donald failed that test miserably.
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This system failed miserably, and we need to start over.
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Samsung tries to deliver a big innovation and fails miserably.
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These public forums fail miserably to interest 21st century citizens.
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"I can't believe I couldn't do it," she says miserably.
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If it's not any cheaper, it will probably fail miserably.
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"I have oatmeal where my eyebrows were," Martin said, miserably.
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Silicon Valley has been treating workers "miserably" since the 1970s.
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But every attempt at adding to the canon fails miserably.
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I tried my best, I thought, and I failed miserably.
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Are you still "miserably conflicted" between climate change and conservation?
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Those amendments, like Rand Paul's repeal only amendment, failed miserably.
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State and federal agencies responsible for protecting them failed miserably.
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Gap's attempt to incorporate science into fashion has backfired miserably.
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We've failed pretty miserably at that since the Great Recession.
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It is miserably regulated in California as well as nationally.
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CALM (the Campaign Against Living Miserably) wants to change this.
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The Catholic church, with all its resources, has failed miserably.
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Where education has succeeded, employment has failed them quite miserably.
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But she failed miserably, coming across as aggressive and unprepared.
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Trump did not just struggle with Maria; he failed miserably.
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Or she could be miserably hungover and hiding it well.
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If denying publicity to Mateen was the goal, they failed miserably.
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But he fails — he fails miserably, and everybody finds love. Everyone!
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Another time, he tried his hand at bonito but failed miserably.
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O. J. fails miserably, and blames it on his emotional state.
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The traditional parties of government, the Conservatives and Labour, did miserably.
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I tried taking biology and chemistry classes but I did miserably.
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Interestingly, Nintendo's own experiment with a touchscreen-enabled controller failed miserably.
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"I was 21964 percent certain I would fail miserably," she said.
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Kenny's trick fails miserably and ends up impaling his hand right.
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His takeaway: If Connect is a social network, it fails miserably.
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"Educators have failed miserably in wrestling with this problem," she wrote.
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For the next month, I try meditating daily — and fail miserably.
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This was his first big test and he failed it miserably.
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They believe he'd fail miserably in a general election against Clinton.
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If Wells Fargo wanted to rehabilitate its image, it failed miserably.
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Happy Tuesday from Washington, D.C, where it's completely and miserably frigid.
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He miserably failed in basic manners of human decency and courtesy.
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Some programs, especially those for dairy producers are failing farmers miserably.
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The tech is more expensive and more prone to failing miserably.
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"The Obama administration's approach to Syria has failed miserably," McCain wrote.
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No miracle ever marketed itself more miserably than the European Union.
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"Not only did it fail, but it failed miserably," said Maley.
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"They failed miserably in their mission of flood control," he said.
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Yet you'll know, again, from the title that he fails miserably.
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The red swimsuit contained her boobs, but this leather jacket failed miserably!
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And when it comes to Trump, they've failed miserably in that regard.
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"The Cruz campaign tried a takeover and they failed miserably," Timmer said.
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This line of thinking led to policies that have failed us miserably.
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We try for 30 minutes until we realize we are failing miserably.
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Trump had an opportunity to put Hillary Clinton away and failed miserably.
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"I failed miserably with our big guys," said Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin.
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And I fear I've failed miserably before I even left the base.
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He failed miserably, but it wasn't the sandwich that did him in.
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THE MIDDLE East, a generally unhealthy place, fares miserably in the Olympics.
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The recent tax bill process has failed miserably in terms of deliberation.
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He also tried it out and failed miserably, choking at just 26.
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The policy of engaging Tehran's theocracy and appeasing its rulers failed miserably.
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I helped launch an 'Uber for lawn care' startup that failed miserably.
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So I applied the Uber test to Newark, and it failed miserably.
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The attack failed miserably and about half of the insurgents were killed.
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But in one crucial area, the country still fails miserably: child marriage.
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She seems absolutely miserably hanging around all of those half-naked men.
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But despite all this, Sanders once again failed miserably with black voters.
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"I'm not gonna un-have this," she miserably explains of her condition.
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But he was only in his 40s and failed miserably at retirement.
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The government failed the people and the island miserably after the hurricane.
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Try that in an Alfa Romeo 4C and you will fail. Miserably.
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Hockey had a chance to do that too, and it failed miserably.
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""Yes. And I fear I've failed miserably before I even left the base.
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The attendees of Sunday's event at Chic's Beach failed miserably at following it.
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But that geographic goof-up is not why Rubio's ad fails so miserably.
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No, what happened was — Because other brands have failed miserably on the site.
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The invasion failed miserably, with many of the exile fighters killed or captured.
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Potentially, yes, but this only works if the cheap stuff isn't miserably shit.
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In the past, we've tried and fail miserably to cook like Drew Barrymore.
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The one day I decide to give it a go, it fails miserably!
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That's something that CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably, is dedicated to changing.
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And that's OK, because the bar for content on Snapchat is miserably low.
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According to my old self and flawed standards, I would be failing miserably.
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TC: Well in 1996 in Atlanta one person tried to and miserably failed.
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And if the last few years are any indication, that vision failed miserably.
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"Dreams" is the right word, since most of the projects just fail miserably.
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They marshaled their resources and went all-in Georgia and they failed. Miserably.
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But few have tried to start one, and those who did failed miserably.
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Why have federal efforts to rein in the revolving door failed so miserably?
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Rosselló had his chance to make Puerto Rico great again but failed miserably.
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But in the arenas of economic and commercial policy, the U.S. fares miserably.
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Among MENA countries, the study found that leaders' approval ratings fared pretty miserably.
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But it is clear that the military commissions at Guantánamo have failed miserably.
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Napoleon and Hitler attempted it and failed miserably, as we all well know.
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A variation of this proposal has been tried before - and it failed miserably.
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His successor, H.R. McMaster, tried to normalize the Trump administration and failed miserably.
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But more than a year into his presidency, he is miserably failing them.
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"I was miserably underwhelmed," the local entrepreneur explained of his experience in Iceland.
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I learn how to play a new game called Evolution and lose miserably.
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Yet Yahoo failed miserably at this fundamental mission, according to the shareholders' complaint.
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They found patient groups were failing miserably at managing their conflicts of interest.
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Here's Brazilian soccer superstar Neymar trying his hand at golf ... and failing miserably.
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But that mindset has failed—miserably, as each new headline-generating hack reminds us.
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Even when you think it's failed miserably, Facebook always has a way to win.
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It also performed miserably in the one game benchmark we were able to run.
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A third explanation is that all too often, farmers�� produce fetches miserably low prices.
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Microsoft also launched an age-guessing website that failed miserably and subsequently went viral.
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"We failed miserably in a lot of ways for years, doing this," says Crawford.
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Google MapsApple Maps still exists, and it is still miserably inferior to Google Maps.
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"This fails miserably in terms of the compensation that should be awarded," he said.
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Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's last film, fantasy romance "Mirzya", failed miserably at the box office.
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The experiment failed miserably (don't worry, my controls behaved as expected!), but I'm relieved.
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We are watching Trump faced with easy ethical dilemmas and he is failing miserably.
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The moves that Congress did make, ostensibly to help the borrowers, have failed miserably.
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We've seen brands attempt to get in touch with the youth and fail miserably.
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As foreign minister she failed miserably to address the implosion of next-door Zimbabwe.
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A reaction to mainstream rock music, disco has been left miserably underrated by comparison.
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When it comes to exercising good judgment, the president failed his own test miserably.
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Two days passed, during which I wandered aimlessly around Paris in miserably cold weather.
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Till then they will keep failing miserably while also undermining themselves and our democracy.
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Although the House farm bill failed miserably last month, the fight is not over.
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Read more: I helped launch an 'Uber for lawn care' startup that failed miserably.
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Manley said those three groups had "miserably failed" to protect children under their care.
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On that critical factor, the present chair of the Democratic Party has failed miserably.
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As it stands, two-dimensional social networking is failing pretty miserably at handling harassment.
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He failed miserably, and it was an embarrassment to everybody, including the Republican party.
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"It failed miserably," said Ian Xplosion, who asked to keep his real name private.
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"Did you do this?" he asks one cook, who, miserably, admits that he has.
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Starbucks has also failed miserably here in a country where cafe loyalty is king.
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"I was older than Brian, miserably sick, and broke from treating Lyme," she said.
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This could be the start of something good, and it could also fail miserably.
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It was like learning to speak French, at which I would also fail miserably.
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" Or worse, he said he feared "falling flat on my face, and failing miserably.
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"They made a big play in Peru and they failed miserably," the trader said.
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Gabriel believes that for 12 years, Mohammed attempted to peacefully proselytize — and failed, miserably.
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I leaped before looking a few times, and I've failed miserably along the way.
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Refresh & Restart My salon failed miserably, so it was really embarrassing to be in Arizona.
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But I also realized that many had tried to take down JTTOTS and failed miserably.
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"According to my old self and flawed standards, I would be failing miserably," she says.
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My Verge pal Lizzie Plaugic and I tried the game out and failed miserably. Huh.
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Or it could sputter and fail miserably because who uses Waze to arrange taxi rides?
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It certainly seems to me that the systems we have in place are failing miserably.
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We were required to try and learn to speak (and that always, always miserably failed).
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A clutch of new parties marketed as alternatives to the old corrupt ones failed miserably.
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John Jacobs and his brother Bert failed miserably at the beginning of their company's history.
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The characters miserably measure out their lives, in coffee spoons, shot glasses or baby bottles.
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To the extent Comey sought such balance, his letter to lawmakers on Friday failed miserably.
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They tried toilet paper and salt, but failed miserably to turn them into stone too.
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Baseball's ceremonial first pitch tradition is most notable because we often see celebrities fail miserably.
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If President Trump wanted to spur a constructive debate on land reform, he failed miserably.
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Can the civic republican tradition succeed where market individualism seems to be failing so miserably?
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More like this, please, even if I do tank miserably at them the first time.
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I took a swig and spent the next 45 seconds hacking miserably into my sleeve.
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But over six years later, the United States is failing miserably in expanding its use.
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This is a goal to which I aspire and at which I am failing miserably.
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But if they fail miserably because the even-year'd thing is bullshit, the Rays win.
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As audience members take their seats, the poor animal paces in a circle, bleating miserably.
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"He's looking at me miserably, like he has a balloon in his belly," she said.
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The highest-profile direct listing to date, Slack, has traded miserably as a public company.
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Data on hate crimes — against Jews and everyone else — is miserably incomplete and poorly tracked.
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That's what we should see, not what our miserably deficient electoral system makes them conceal.
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Try to resist a Coke Zero and fail miserably, have to go and buy one.
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The shares of big generics firms exposed to America have performed miserably in recent years.
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" The court, she said, had "miserably failed the test of history and broken our hearts.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, did miserably with the Americans living abroad who voted in the primary.
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Moreover, they actually fail miserably in their mission to deter women from getting an abortion.
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Whole streets have been boarded up against the junkies who hunker miserably on the weedy verges.
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I still had to roll out of bed and miserably wait in line like everybody else.
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But, then he goes to the towns today and these kids are failing, and failing miserably.
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In fact, many crypto–token projects have failed miserably to deliver on their promises to investors.
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Of course, if he serves us miserably, Americans should protest, hold him accountable, and take action.
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But this year, Kelly has miserably failed in his coaching duties, almost to an unfathomable degree.
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We failed miserably, and while all of my groupmates took it quite stoically, I was devastated.
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Banks do well when the economies they serve are growing, and miserably when they are not.
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Meanwhile, the WTO fails miserably to address global subsidies which directly discourage imports, as an example.
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Wise advice that has worked well in Mexico may fail miserably in California, and vice-versa.
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I know that it's brilliant because in my first attempt at solving, I tanked pretty miserably.
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But it has all but collapsed and Kodmani said efforts to restore it had "failed miserably".
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In my father's eyes, the hero of the Odyssey miserably fails the x -is- x test.
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I knew what I had to do — and I knew I was going to fail miserably.
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There is no exact formula for getting Shakespeare right, however; some fail miserably while others succeed.
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But we have failed miserably on numerous other fronts, continuing to take the biosphere for granted.
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As experiments go, it might fail miserably, but it has something of the spirit of Judson.
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As Gawker has been quick to point out, the efforts of both consulting firms failed miserably.
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Elton John stopped his concert dead in its tracks Saturday night, after his piano failed miserably.
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Mega Man 2 I played this on stream for a little while, and I failed miserably.
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He ran for election, but failed miserably against Jimmy Carter, who was promising change to Washington.
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We submit to new layers of oversight, because the ones we ourselves imposed failed so miserably.
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Yet the same playbook failed him and his party miserably in the general elections this weekend.
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Like the Trump Tower meeting, the efforts made by Cohen during the campaign had failed miserably.
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How could all the controls in place to protect Americans from clandestine surveillance fail so miserably?
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I joined the women around me who were struggling to do it all and failing miserably.
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TrumpCare will fail miserably to deliver on either its promise of increased coverage or decreased costs.
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When healthy enough to play, he shot miserably from deep and struggled to command Utah's offense.
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He tried to recreate Ronald Reagan's classic "Morning in America" ad, but failed miserably, wrote Laura Reston.
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I try not to check emails while walking to the office, but, I admit, I fail miserably.
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Survival is his only sport, and the gold medal is living to miserably strive for another day.
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Sitting across from a deadpan Howard, Tess fails miserably at naming the five noble grapes of Bordeaux.
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The ill-fated "Dark Tower" film, which sat in limbo for around a decade, has failed miserably.
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Avenir launched an Indiegogo campaign for the phone, and — as The Verge noted Tuesday — it failed miserably.
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The teenage years I spent paying homage to Lauren Conrad's signature cat-eye flick and failing miserably.
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He was miserably homesick, and would wander into Central Park just to talk township slang to himself.
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Now, she's suing the team for $1 million ... saying the team failed miserably to protect its fans.
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Social media — especially Facebook — has failed miserably at protecting user privacy and blocking miscreants from sowing discord.
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The reality is that while robots are great at some things, they still fail miserably at others.
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After November, the media, which failed miserably to call the election, tried to wake up to reality.
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You'll see me trying to pop wheelies on a dirt bike in the desert, and failing miserably.
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In 2018, the Pentagon underwent its first audit in the history of the institution — and failed miserably.
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"They failed miserably in their job," Mr. Schuette, a Republican, said at a news conference in Flint.
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But in large part due to Democrats historic obstruction, the Senate has failed miserably in this regard.
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When the Americans were battle-tested at the Kasserine Pass in Tunisia in 1943, they failed miserably.
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The venue had a duty to protect Troy, as an invited performer, and they failed him miserably.
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As this new report shows, actions do speak louder than words, and some people have failed miserably.
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We have all tried to take a picture like this in New York City and failed miserably.
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She tried to take her most recent solo album in a new direction, but it failed miserably.
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If we use the Bechdel test as a definitive arbiter of feminism, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend fails miserably.
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"In Flint, Veolia and LAN were hired to do a job and failed miserably," Schuette told reporters.
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After miserably watching your bracket get torn to shreds, it just feels so good to laugh again.
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Each of those "miserably failed" to protect the children under their care, he said late last year.
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Thus far he's been in two of the whitest places in the country and he's lost miserably.
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The alternatives — mass transit, special lanes for buses and high-occupancy vehicles, flextime, telecommuting — have failed miserably.
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While the Roses have found their stride in the town, she seems to be floundering miserably. #FreeStevie!
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We've failed ourselves miserably by not providing any kind of civic education in schools for a generation.
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What was billed as a bold experiment in conservative economics has failed miserably in the Sunflower State.
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Einhorn told investors that he "failed miserably," yet declined requests that he adjust his relatively high fees.
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There are some people who just absolutely miserably fail and maybe even gain weight on the diet.
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Later she leans in awkwardly for a group photo for which she looks miserably out of place.
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There was a film roll photo-sharing thing that we did called Bolt that fell flat, miserably.
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"If it is meant to be funny, it fails miserably," Jakub Sobik of Anti-Slavery International told Reuters.
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What did I even gain from amplifying such a miserably negative take for thousands of people to see?
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How we would look: like a high schooler trying way too hard to be cool and failing miserably.
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But as a story and a collective work of art, to put it simply: Parker's piece fails. Miserably.
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But when it came time to test themselves against the best team in the N.B.A., they failed miserably.
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Like Gremlins, they tried to toe the line between comedy and horror, but unlike Gremlins, they failed miserably.
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When creator Ryan Grepper first launched his "portable party disguised as a cooler" in 230, it failed miserably.
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Janice was that type of socially awkward that tried really, really hard to be 'cool,' but failed miserably.
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Democrats tried to use Republican "obstruction" of Garland to their advantage in numerous Senate campaigns and failed miserably.
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And whereas Mao's China was chaotic and miserably poor, Mr Xi's is a dominant engine of global growth.
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To celebrate the victory, Ben Saxton and Chaim Schalk went in for a chest bump and failed, miserably.
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Tammy Duckworth said Thursday that President Donald Trump has "failed miserably" in his attempts to support US troops.
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"He's failed miserably when it comes to supporting our troops and their families," the senator from Illinois said.
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In 1984, Gary Hart failed miserably in trying to change superdelegates' minds in his race against Walter Mondale.
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The current policies restricting water deliveries are intended to protect endangered species, but those policies have failed miserably.
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Try to imagine how miserably a person might feel trying to run across the bridge before their eyes.
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The days of excessive layers, miserably cold mornings, and constantly re-wearing worn-out gear are behind us.
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The answer to that question depends on understanding why we have failed so miserably up to this point.
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I believe that Ivana failed miserably due to gross overspending, lack of market knowledge, and poor management skills.
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"This system failed miserably and we need to start over," Mr. Schatz said in a message on Twitter.
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Elizabeth Warren — who did miserably on Tuesday, losing even her home state — is effectively out of contention, too.
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Wages average less than $500 per month, miserably low given productivity levels in the United States and Canada.
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"The state is failing miserably, and you can quote me on that," said Mr. Stewart, the deputy coroner.
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They are failing miserably regarding their oaths of office and their claims to be stewards of our nation.
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A billionaire hedge fund manager disagreeing with the IRS over taxes would normally miserably fail the newsworthiness test.
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"I don&apost want to fail miserably at anything, so I have to get it right," Union continued.
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Cherchesov has forced Russians to adjust their opinions of a national team most had expected to fail miserably.
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Uber, Lyft, and Slack have all traded miserably as public companies, while WeWork has canceled its IPO altogether.
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While Rivera says there were a few who beat the game on their first try, most failed miserably.
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At the end of the day, employees can see whether the route home is green or miserably red. 3.
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All diets, whether they're low in fat or carbs, perform about equally miserably on average in the long term.
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A freely flapping cape has relatively high drag, and cannot generate lift, so it fails miserably on all counts.
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AMD famously attempted a 5GHz base clockrate CPU with its Bulldozer architecture back in 2011, and it failed miserably.
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This is just the latest example of platforms who've pledged to provide accurate information failing miserably to do so.
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And, just as important, anyone can think they can whip up a risotto in 20 minutes and fail miserably.
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After earning a bachelor's degree from Pratt, she worked, miserably, as an art director for New York advertising agencies.
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The inverse of Jonesy is the miserably alone Angus (Joshua McGuire, whose role also expanded following the first season).
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I attempted it in 2014, my first full year in New York, but failed miserably — reading only 50 books.
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It is disgraceful that we treat this Texas gem, the longest undeveloped barrier island in the world, so miserably.
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Given the miserably low approval rating of Congress, is there any sane U.S. citizen who actually would oppose this?
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The spot, which featured CEO Jeff Bezos, imagined a scenario where celebrities attempted to replace Alexa (and failed miserably).
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If President Trump's goal was to derail the special counsel investigation by nominating William Barr, he has failed miserably.
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In reality, these women are often treated miserably — forced to live in cowsheds, eat scraps and work as servants.
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Is it Casement, whose well-intentioned if shortsighted effort to forge an alliance with the Germans fails so miserably?
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One final note — I tried every which way to put the revealer at 63A or 64A and failed miserably.
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"Whenever I've tried to start something that is just like a quick money scheme, those failed miserably," Diamandis said.
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Roman, on the other hand, again attempts to make a grand gesture to wow his dad and fails miserably.
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IT'S ON US TO PROMOTE THE FACT THAT THAT'S A BETTER VIEWING EXPERIENCE AND WE'VE FAILED MISERABLY AT THAT.
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But such events tend to make us spin our gears trying to pinpoint what made us so miserably sick.
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A few years ago, we attempted to blow insulation into our ceiling by ourselves and we were failing miserably.
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He was miserably employed, sitting in a cubicle all day, keeping records of the inventory levels of oil tanks.
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And it's the guy who failed miserably, and now he's telling us to drink something that might kill us.
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There's the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a UK organization that focuses on men's mental health and suicide support.
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This clashes miserably with findings that working over 10 hours a day can increase risks of heart complications over time.
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If Bannon wants to sink his money into a memecoin, we fully endorse his wishes and hope it fails miserably.
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Why is the price system failing so miserably in such an important facet of our lives and our children's lives?
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In a sense, we were all spawned on a tiny island full of trash, floating miserably far, far out there.
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And let's not forget how miserably Microsoft failed with the Zune music player and its perpetual struggle with mobile phones.
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And this is why central banks are guaranteed to fail miserably in their effort to produce viable growth through inflation.
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Then again, what could be more fun than watching your boss's boss's boss's boss miserably fail to perform your job?
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If this was an attempt to win the 172 delegates in the big June California Primary, Cruz also failed miserably.
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"He's failed miserably," said Derek Dieter, a former Democratic city councilman and a veteran of the South Bend Police Department.
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" He adds that Roosevelt's attempt 20 years later, "to do the same thing on the same turf would fail miserably.
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Each WeWork board member failed miserably to do their job because they are incentivized to grow valuations that enrich themselves.
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Coats said the National Security Agency had already undergone a "Herculean" effort to determine the number, but somehow failed miserably.
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You have been in a fantasy world, but it's time to face reality—however, this may not manifest so miserably.
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"I would be the first to admit that I failed miserably to maintain a level of appropriate composure," he said.
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This treatment provides a bit of much-needed hope at a time when standard antibiotics are starting to fail miserably.
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The Trump-Tillerson partnership failed miserably as the president soured on the former ExxonMobil C.E.O. and marginalized him in policymaking.
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The ploy fails miserably as the Nationals club five home runs off eight Cubs pitchers to finish a sweep. Oct.
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Revolutionary communism failed miserably to deliver the promised progress, while its experiments resulted in millions of victims and numerous genocides.
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ObamaCare has failed miserably because it lacks free-market principles and is a one-size-fits all, centrally planned boondoggle.
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The two problems feed off each other, leading to miserably low graduation rates — often below 50 percent — at many colleges.
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Mustafa Ozturk, a popular theologian and a newspaper columnist, recently declared that religious conservatives are failing the moral test miserably.
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I agree with them that religion fails miserably at the bar of rational validity, but we're at the wrong bar.
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If you don't want to chase them miserably forever, you need to put a cap on your financial ambitions yourself.
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But for all the concern about health insurance, the state has failed miserably when it comes to health care access.
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Attempting to paint Ed Gillespie and his supporters as racists failed miserably this week and it will fail next Tuesday.
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In contrast, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten tried a few awkward tactics before failing miserably at ridding himself of recorder girl.
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The Supreme Court first failed miserably in the role of national policymaker in the run-up to the Civil War.
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Does anyone really believe the Celtics can beat the Cavaliers in the playoffs, even if Cleveland has played miserably recently?
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Occasionally, racism looks like covering yourself in dark paint to purportedly make yourself look like Diana Ross (and failing miserably).
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If the purpose was to prop up confidence in stocks, it worked only for about an hour, then failed miserably.
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The prosecutions are supposed to scare dealers into quitting the business, but the report notes that this strategy is failing miserably.
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I tried and failed miserably at football, then ended up on the pep squad, doing stunts and skits with the cheerleaders.
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I made the mistake of trying to buy an existing business, and it ended up failing miserably in the first year.
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I was living miserably, and just a few months after arriving at CNN in June 22015, I was ready to crack.
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Early on, Jenai fusses miserably over how they're going to get home, and then neither of them brings it up again.
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He added that he had "failed miserably" in his messaging and that he is familiar with the issues of race involved.
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Photo Credit: Courtesy AMC In Season 7, Negan tried to take down Rick and the town of Alexandria and failed miserably.
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What follows is a photo series of Zoey desperately trying to bop it, twist it, and pull it while failing miserably.
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" Andreas Bühler, a media spokesman for Migros, also admitted to the radio station: "The monthly bread came out kind of miserably.
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In their decade together, the duo released six albums of miserably perverse storytelling and skulking indie rock that never stopped evolving.
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In the suit, she says the concert promoter, AEG Live, had a duty to keep the grounds safe ... but failed miserably.
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In previous years, I had repeatedly tried to lose weight with a healthy diet and exercise, but had always failed miserably.
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Sean Spicer is miserably feeling the hot, hot breath of his boss over his shoulder at every moment (which he deserves).
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Perhaps the biggest surprise is that Amazon, which failed miserably in its ambition to develop a smartphone, is showing the way.
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The U.S. healthcare system saved my dad after two heart attacks, yet it failed him miserably at the end of life.
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Rambis was named the Knicks' defensive coordinator back on November 8, and strictly judging by the results, he has failed miserably.
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Either way we will march on miserably until change comes, living inside the spinning wheel that has become frustration's very metonym.
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"Not that anybody would want to go to the monuments today in Washington, D.C., because it's miserably cold here," he said.
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"We can't save everyone," he says, as if that isn't a miserably overused line and conflict on any dozen doctor shows.
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It was my first encounter with death and the first time I had ever failed so miserably, so publicly, so completely.
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Loserdom does not discriminate: Regardless of your gender, sexuality, race, or age, there is always the looming threat of failing miserably.
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He's wearing a tie and frowning miserably, his arms seemingly crossed over his stomach as if he's afraid of throwing up.
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Some of the best tech, the kind with staying power, has been percolating for years, often after failing miserably at first.
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It's the same reaction that I've heard when I have written about the miserably low voter-turnout rates in midterm elections.
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I thought I'd never get on the show, and if I did, I'd fail miserably and walk out crying and humiliated.
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Monday night, the Knicks stumbled miserably again, falling behind by 27 points before halftime en route to a 121-1213 defeat.
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But unlike in theaters, where 20163D screenings are still fairly common, the effort to bring that same experience home failed miserably.
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To date, they have miserably failed at this task and without statutory or obligatory reforms it's only going to get worse.
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You don't see positions that interest you, or you do, but your efforts at connecting with someone at the organization fail miserably.
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They look like specks in the distance, trudging miserably across some of the world&aposs most unforgiving terrain in the blistering sun.
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Because, ya know, if drones are going to take our jobs they should at least be miserably toiling their mechanical lives away.
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I'm out the door at 8:55 and decide to catch a bus because it's miserably hot (using my preloaded Metro card).
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That assumption, which appears to be good enough in answering individual questions over short periods of time, fails miserably over longer stretches.
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It's time to say it out loud: a generation of I-got-mine policy-making has failed -- failed miserably, completely and overwhelmingly.
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She lost miserably in the election, and now America is really, truly getting to know the dark, ruthless side of Hillary Clinton.
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His version of Fahrenheit 451 is a more straightforward depiction of suburban malaise, where people are not just distracted, but miserably numb.
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Seth: I'm going to try to articulate something here and I may fail miserably, but there's two major points about that question.
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Unprepared for the heat wave, Brits kept themselves cool by tweeting off steam throughout the day about how miserably hot it was.
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You can tell it's good dancing if you try to describe it, fail miserably, and just tell people to watch the video.
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We are witnessing a new understanding by policymakers in Washington over how the policy of rapprochement and concessions to Tehran failed miserably.
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Lots. She begins with two big problems in the here and now: Eleanor's efforts to park Timby at Galer Street fail miserably.
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Sitting governors in both parties seeking to influence the presidential race in their home states are failing miserably so far in 21625.
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CEO Elon Musk had once hoped to alter the math by bringing much more automation to his factories, but that failed miserably.
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Last year, Mattel came under fire for a sexist book that tried to portray Barbie as a computer engineer and failed miserably.
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Jordan Clarkson was supposed to be a major addition at the deadline, but he's struggled miserably in his first playoffs, shooting just .
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If Obama was trying to kill this industry with regulations, he failed miserably because oil and gas production skyrocketed during his watch.
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First, the Democratic Party has lost miserably in recent elections and, with Trump's victory, has essentially been reduced to a smoking ruin.
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Clearly a diplomatic path is better than having the United States meddle in yet another country, an enterprise certain to fail miserably.
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My much bigger disappointment is with the candidates who were given an opportunity to start calling out Russian interference and failed miserably.
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Trump failed the test miserably, Woodward writes, and Dowd left convinced that the President could not survive Mueller's questioning without committing perjury.
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Attempts by the Trump administration to appease everyone in the room have failed miserably, most likely because they are so intellectually dishonest.
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Three months later, in April 1961, the U.S.-backed invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles failed miserably at the Bay of Pigs.
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Selena Gomez and The Weeknd are trying their best to not look like international superstars while touring Italy -- but they're failing miserably.
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Many opponents have taken to Twitter to remind Calexit backers that Texas already tried to secede in the past — and failed miserably.
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Feel like an evil genius as you watch your friend struggle to click on their desktop icons and fail miserably every time. 13.
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And in case that wasn't clear enough, they lay out a few examples demonstrating, in their view, how miserably he's screwed things up.
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It's expensive, but I save time and stress not miserably sauntering around like Philip Seymour Hoffman at the end of Synecdoche, New York.
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So, I knew the ... I try as hard as I could to be self-aware, sometimes, I fail miserably on a daily basis.
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I feel like the publishing industry had its first opportunity to fight the Trump administration and it failed miserably by essentially supporting Yiannopoulos.
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This October, the company even launched a "fact-check" feature for news stories, though it appears to have failed miserably in this instance.
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Twitter user Leyton Mokgerepi tried his best attempt at a popular meme format on Tuesday, but failed miserably and publicly in his attempt.
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"Despite Republicans' promises to hold big tech accountable, the FTC appears to have failed miserably at its best opportunity to do so," Sen.
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But, if serious accountability mattered, most of these folks would be fired or, at least have the decency to resign having failed miserably.
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History suggests not—it failed miserably with the CGS, and even national teams and tournaments haven't garnered much of a following in esports.
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That failed miserably and he spent this past offseason and 2016 season trying to undo those deals and rebuild San Diego's farm system.
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It was plastered on Page 1 to underscore some obvious points: We don't like Trump, we think he'll fail miserably and here's how.
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The song does not show her rejoicing on a throne, but moping about miserably after everybody else has died—specifically in a fire.
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It is easy to see the media fail miserably to counter Trump and his surrogates' Gish-gallop and be discouraged, but don't be.
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It failed miserably, resulting in contaminated rivers and lakes across the nation, which is why the CWA was enacted in the first place.
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Despite what my fellow Cuban-American friends in the Senate and House might contend, the embargo has failed miserably to achieve its mission.
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After becoming a parent with her partner, Martha, she'd find herself staring at her closet before the kids' recitals, miserably contemplating her options.
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It's brutally effective and miserably dull, siphoning off stylistic diversity—Dallas is now considered iconoclastic simply by leaning on a power run game.
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They've been trying desperately to get their fake "news" out to actual journalists, or anyone who will listen really, and are failing miserably.
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Failing miserably in my pursuit, I watched helplessly as my would-be prey lofted a desperate heave from midfield into the end zone.
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I rented a nightclub, hired a DJ, and invested into promoting the event only to watch it fail miserably when no one came.
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Most of the time, these people are seen walking around miserably on the weekdays, as they are solely focused on reaching the weekend.
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UNESCO has used social media to collect examples of textbooks from around the world that fail miserably at equally representing men and women.
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But the thing that bothers me is the assumption that women don't or shouldn't like his music because it portrays women so miserably.
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As we arrived at the Clark County Shooting Complex (and no, drone shooting wasn't on the program), it was already windy and miserably cold.
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While people start out with good intentions and set their sights on meeting various financial goals, many never achieve them and instead fail miserably.
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But their campaign to arrest Miguel last episode failed miserably, and Franklin Jurado, the person they needed to keep Gilberto in jail, was assassinated.
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Four fumbled snaps on a miserably wet field would test any quarterback&aposs composure, and even the usually cool Matt Ryan had to vent.
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When Sharon's not puking in a schoolchild's lap, Rob is failing miserably to hang on to his job as he works remotely in London.
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Officials say they are better than the regime of Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, or the rebels who fought him—a miserably low bar.
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Trump may lead with primary voters, but he is disliked by the rest of his base, and he trails miserably with general election voters.
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Although the game was already to be a defensive war of attrition, few would have predicted just how miserably the two offences would fare.
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The subject came up during a group discussion of the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a mental health charity aimed at preventing male suicide.
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The plan goes miserably as duck is switched for floor-dropped chicken and a cooking lobster becomes a pet lobster, but, hey, they're trying.
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As we enter the miserably hot dog days of summer, let us channel Shaq-in-a-mosh-pit energy as much as we can.
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There's nothing left for this once vivacious, insidiously confident force but to crawl miserably into bed like the feeble old woman she really is.
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They can be seen miserably moping around their camping grounds, trying to locate Chris Liebing's bald head in a sea of colorful galactic unicorns.
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Nike's attempt at diversion and cover-up will fail miserably once prosecutors realize they have been played by Nike and their lawyers at Boies.
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Web technology is ready for this Microsoft has made many attempts over the years to build frameworks for developers to use, which failed miserably.
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And yes, it had backfired miserably, turning what Ms. Huffman said had been an effort to help her daughter into a betrayal of her.
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He is always found reclining miserably in a stuffed chair in front of a fire, situated inside of a dirty, damp, and empty barn.
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"We are miserably losing this fight to prevent fentanyl from entering our country and killing our citizens," the president's opioids commission reported last November.
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It's the fear that having a kid in this day and age dooms that kid to a miserable life on a miserably hot planet.
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They can be miserably transparent (how many movies about show business have won best picture?); and risibly self-congratulatory (bloated epics, vanity projects, "Crash").
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How about this alternate theory: Recessions accompanied by systemic shocks to the banking and housing systems tend to be followed by miserably slow recoveries.
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"They failed miserably in their job, basically botched it, didn't stop the water in Flint from being poisoned," Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said Wednesday.
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A $2 million tax subsidy deal between Massachusetts and Nortel Networks in 2008 to keep 2200 jobs in place and add 800 more failed miserably.
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Last year when Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi got behind the wheel to understand life as a driver for his ride-hailing company, he failed miserably.
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The main idea is entering a body of water despite its miserably low temperature, so we ran headfirst into the steely arms of Mama Atlantic.
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This entire spectacle has always been about the Democrats trying to undo the legitimate result of the 2016 election and today they again failed miserably.
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If she fails miserably, say by more than 100 votes, it will all be over, perhaps for Mrs May as well as for her deal.
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The video of the robbery attempt gained a lot of attention on Reddit, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the bad guys failing miserably at their jobs.
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YouTuber SuperSaf did a side-by-side comparison of the P9 and Samsung Galaxy S7, and found that it fared miserably in low light conditions.
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And that's primarily where Sonic is failing miserably at being an icon of eros to furries—his proportions don't know which direction to go in.
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We all seen the viral home videos of a family member (it's usually the dad) trying their best to master a hoverboard and failing miserably.
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The resulting animosity contributed to Tyler miserably struggling to replace Justices Smith Thompson and Henry Baldwin, who died in December 1843 and April 1844 respectively.
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Wear these to remind you of your last camping trip while you walk miserably around whatever concrete wasteland you've chosen to waste your twenties in.
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Parents are would-be tigers, entitled demanding perfectionists, kids are stressed, pushed past what they can do, and miserably aware that they aren't measuring up.
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In the event that Piano in 21 Days did fail miserably, and Hopkins couldn't find work, the family had a backup: a $20,000 emergency fund.
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From overhead projectors to failing miserably at the Oregon Trail, here are 15 things you'll only remember if you went to school in the 1980s.
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Prior to leaving last week for a July 4 recess, two comprehensive immigration bills -- one which was pushed by Trump and Republican leaders -- failed miserably.
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The last time Microsoft tried to create an operating system for Qualcomm ARM devices, it failed miserably, for the same reason, a lack of apps.
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Several thousand of those inmates were eventually rescued, but then miserably housed on a broken piece of interstate, directly exposed to the Southern summer sun.
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And a repeal only strategy begs a question: How are you going to replace Obamacare in two years when you failed so miserably this time?
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President George W. Bush would have ordered the war even without the United Nations presentation, or if Secretary Powell had failed miserably in giving it.
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People often wonder why Dolan, in his chairmanship of the Garden, has had measurable success with hockey's Rangers while faring so miserably with the Knicks.
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Remember that "The Odd Couple" concerns two divorcés — Oscar, a sportswriter, and a spectacularly fussy newsman, Felix Ungar — who wind up sharing an apartment miserably.
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Andrew Epperson, one of three men representing the US at the marathon, grew up in Houston and is used to miserably hot and humid summers.
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Democrats "failed miserably to communicate to the veteran community" in 22016, said Representative Seth Moulton, a Massachusetts Democrat and Marine veteran of the Iraq war.
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But the same tactic failed miserably in 2019, when Trump refused to sign off on a spending deal that short-changed his border wall request.
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The story of the book is told and illustrated in black and white, from the perspective of an unnamed woman miserably riding the L train.
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Barrack's mid-2016 merger of his signature Colony Capital with real estate another firm failed miserably and has severely dented Barrack's net worth, according to Forbes.
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Brad Pitt STRUGGLED valiantly to make a 3-point turn while he filmed a scene in Quentin Tarantino's new movie ... and, gotta say -- he failed miserably!!!
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On behalf of the grown-ups of America who care about you and your futures, I am awfully sorry about how miserably we screwed this up.
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Considering the company made $15.08 billion in revenue in this year's first quarter alone, Democrats at the time said the commission "failed miserably" in its ruling.
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Heads Together was launched in 2016 by a team of charities including Mind, CALM (The Campaign Against Living Miserably), and Contact (a military mental health coalition).
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They never really managed to catch much public attention after their debut in 2012, and their 2014 single "Up & Down" was failing miserably on the charts.
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"If they wanted to scare me they failed miserably," Feng, a well-known China Studies expert at the University of Technology Sydney, told Reuters via telephone.
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Since we're all failing miserably at limiting our own salt intake, the Food and Drug Administration is now asking food companies to limit it for us.
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Det eviga leendet coax out really excellent, enveloping atmospheric black metal from what sounds like an especially miserably corner of Sweden (Uppsala/Stockholm, to be exact).
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It's an area so many other attempts failed at miserably, mostly because they were so obsessed with just getting the character onto whatever box they could.
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In any case, British Lion distributed it halfheartedly on a double bill with Nicholas Roeg's "Don't Look Now," and it failed miserably at the box office.
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The problem is, basing the entire party on the idea that Mr. Trump is dangerous is a strategy that already failed miserably in the 2016 election.
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Miserably low turnout in the 2014 midterms helped Republicans take the Senate, which in turn allowed them to steal a Supreme Court seat from Barack Obama.
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The Sims 4 for $133 ($35 off): WIRED writer Louryn Strampe attempted to encapsulate her love for The Sims in a single sentence, but failed miserably.
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In this show, amateur bakers try their hand at complicated treats, failing miserably to the delight of the host Nicole Byer and the judge Jacques Torres.
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At its core, Joker is a character study of a psychologically damaged man fighting to maintain his sanity in a world gone mad—and failing miserably.
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But it is clear that the United States' strategy of threatening and pressuring Iran to abandon all of its nuclear activities has failed and failed miserably.
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All three of the Trump administration's proposed budgets have attempted to kill funding for the CPB (and thus NPR and PBS), and all have failed miserably.
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I spoke English miserably, but the watch had its own language, a computerese series of squeaks issuing from a tiny Japanese speaker to form passable melodies.
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Updated: April 22017, 28 _________ It is difficult to get the news from poems yet men die miserably every day for lack of what is found there.
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Wall Street has realized these stocks, which NYT journalist Erin Griffith recently described as "Publicly Listed Unicorns Miserably Performing," are far less magical than previously assumed.
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"Tesla is one of those stocks that succeeds in being poetic but really fails miserably at being prosaic," Schlossberg said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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She did have a designated driver, who failed miserably at stopping Chyna from ranting about the importance of registering to vote and lots of other stuff.
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The different colored pong balls will allow everyone to keep track of whose are whose, even if you're loosing miserably and are already a few cups in.
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Perhaps the US fails so miserably to hit its emissions targets that other countries start winding back their own climate ambitions, leading to a hotter planet overall.
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Mazzoni, 26, failed miserably when given a shot with the big club last season, getting bombed for 203 earned runs in 8 2/3 innings (21 ERA).
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Accordingly, there are bleak depictions of the threadbare household of Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's overworked and underpaid clerk, who suffers miserably at the hands of his parsimonious paymaster.
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"Lethal injection fails miserably," said Robert Blecker, a criminal law professor at New York Law School who advocates the death penalty for the worst of the worst.
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Mazzoni, 26, failed miserably when given a shot with the big club last season, getting bombed for 20 earned runs in 8 2/3 innings (20.77 ERA).
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What's worse, the scene's intention of establishing her character's cleverness and skills is interrupted by her failing miserably... because she's distracted by something related to her father.
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In contrast, Comey failed miserably to do his job, broke the rules and made up his own rules during the short time he served as FBI director.
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The problem is that while the North Korean threat is real and growing, the United States and its partners have failed miserably at finding an effective solution.
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She tried to mimic his pose, failed miserably, and almost immediately collapsed onto the sand just in time for the tide to hit her in the face.
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Slack, so far, has been doing a good job where many others like Yammer, a Microsoft-owned product, mind you, have so miserably failed in the past.
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The back half centers around our intrepid, mopey heroes trying to summon the strength to not be so fucking bummed and, for the most part, failing miserably.
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He lived out his final years in shame, rarely showing his face in public, battling miserably against obesity and appearing in only a handful of forgettable films.
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The game show is fondly remembered today mostly because it was how most of us learned that the world is unfair and we would probably fail miserably:
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They meet in the wilderness, while Cookie is miserably employed as the cook and chief forager in a gang of trappers on their way to Fort Tillicum.
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Efforts to sell Republicans on the idea that this is the most market-friendly approach to the emissions problem have failed miserably, and will continue to fail.
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Born Helen Woods to an upper-class British family, then twice miserably married to older alcoholics, she published several novels under her first-married name, Helen Ferguson.
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It is easy to question how a team with that many assets, especially deGrom and Alonso, could play so miserably in the first half of the season.
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"Let's hope under CPEC, KCR is revived and people will get an alternate to miserably public transport," said Manzoor Ahmed Razi, chairman of the Railway Workers Union.
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The video shows each volunteer attempt to cross the adhesive trap and fail miserably, struggling to lift themselves off of the sticky pad like flailing human roaches.
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Much like my attempt to distill the entirety of the human baseball experience into three sentences, any attempt I make to describe the video above would fail miserably.
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"On behalf of the grown-ups of America who care about you and your futures, I am awfully sorry about how miserably we screwed this up," she begins.
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Present a robot that hasn't been properly trained with even a simple task that involves any level of human dexterity or visual processing and it would fail miserably.
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In short, this person was asked to bird watch the Golden Crowned Kinglet for a fourth grade assignment, but miserably failed because the birds are tiny and antisocial.
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Mohanad Hage Ali, a fellow at Beirut's Carnegie Middle East Center, said: "I see it failing miserably while benefiting U.S. adversaries in the region," a reference to Iran.
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After the Obama administration failed miserably to solve the problems, President Donald J. Trump has been trying to get someone in charge who will boldly address the issues.
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As William Carlos Williams put it: It is difficult to get the news from poems yet men die miserably every day for lack of what is found there.
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"When you look at the problems that have plagued Japan in the past, UFC has failed miserably in Japan because of their DNA and their approach," he said.
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Sources close to the effort say the White House is looking to avoid the mistakes of the health care debacle, when they failed miserably to build nationwide support.
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Because of the on-again-off-again role Spanish has played throughout my life, I've tried time and again to learn the language and failed miserably each time.
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Personally, though I really like Spectacles and think they'll succeed where Google Glass failed miserably, I wouldn't have the patience to see where the Snapbot will land next.
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Young Thug's fans need to hit the gym -- 'cause they failed miserably when the rapper tried to crowd surf ... but ended up falling upside down in the chaos.
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He may give a speech, just as President Bush did in New Orleans after his administration failed miserably to prepare for and respond to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Given my woeful track record, I became comfortable ignoring neutral and negative feedback, which is a huge advantage as an entrepreneur because starting a company is miserably hard.
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Both groups huddle miserably in their hastily built shelters, with the Gen Xers marginally better off than their younger counterparts, who had spent the day in the ocean.
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Kimara is black, unhappily single, a debt-ridden do-gooder who longs for a child; Clair is white, miserably married, a late-in-life mom who opted out.
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Take Sharron Angle, who, with Club For Growth support, emerged from relative obscurity as the Republican nominee for Senate in Nevada and then lost miserably to Democratic Sen.
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"If we're talking about the P.A. as a step toward statehood, then it's failed miserably," said Alaa Tartir, a program adviser to Al Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network.
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I still catch myself staring at my feet, miserably muscling through the miles instead of maintaining correct posture and lifting my chin enough to gaze at the horizon.
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Lifetime's based-on-a-true-story movie The College Admissions Scandal premiered Saturday, depicting fictional families taking desperate measures to secure their children's bright futures — and failing miserably.
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Will the passengers on Snowpiercer outlive the climate crisis, or will the underclass be doomed to live miserably in a metal tube for the rest of their lives?
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Mr. Ackman made a huge bet on a turnaround strategy at J. C. Penney only to see it fail miserably, selling his stake in the company in 2013.
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Just ask Simran, a 21-year-old Twitter user whose father recently tried to show off his photo skills using his iPhone X's panoramic feature, but failed miserably.
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Choosing a bleak December day to take his photos, and eschewing all contextual information in the postcards, Bush depicts a Europe trying to repress its contradictions and failing miserably.
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While there has been progress on policy and narratives around drugs, governments around the globe have continued to fail miserably in their attempts to quell drug use through criminalization.
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"I decided pretty early that I wanted to do some stuff with film and to make people laugh because I had tried other jobs and failed miserably," Anner said.
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They outperform every other pair of Bluetooth headphones when listened to in a quiet environment, but they fail miserably when taken out into the din of a busy street.
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Read MoreWhy hedge funds' pain could be your gain The latter group, or most concentrated stocks, has performed miserably, dropping about 10 percent year to date, according to Goldman.
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So, as best we can tell, Phil Jackson is saying that Kevin Ding was off the mark because he once tried to change Michael Graham and that ended miserably.
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But the rhetoric also played on fears of the actual immense crime wave sweeping the United States, a wave that liberal governance failed miserably to arrest or roll back.
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"Even though I'm a country artist, he had an impact on me as far as personality and trying to be as cool as him and failing miserably," he said.
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The generation that won the 2014 World Cup failed miserably in Russia last summer, a disappointment compounded by relegation from its group in the inaugural Nations League last year.
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Family holds the ties that bind, but even if you do not wholly reject it, you do not, as Brodeur's book gloriously proves, have to stay hopelessly, miserably bound.
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"Climatic conditions have contributed to the crisis, but let's admit that most steps announced in 2018 have failed miserably," said Sunil Dahiya, a senior campaigner with environmental group Greenpeace.
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Many of you may feel helpless like me, as another deadline passes and the government fails miserably in its obligation to reunite parents and children separated at the border.
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By studying the campaign messaging and strategies from prior presidential elections, the Democrats can help to clarify what has worked well and what has failed miserably in the past.
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Barred from running for another term due to his felony convictions, Lula tapped Haddad, the former mayor of Sao Paulo, as his stand-in, a gambit that failed miserably.
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STD rates are currently soaring in the US but on the other side of the pond, despite the fact that healthcare is basically free, we're also faring pretty miserably.
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So the company forecast that revenue would increase a miserably small 1.6% to €20083 billion in 2016 and "adjusted gross operating profit" (EBITDA) would increase 2.9% to €770 million.
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This is the case even among "normal" people: Even if you slept miserably last night and woke up very early, it is unlikely that you'll fall asleep at 6 p.m.
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The subfield of international relations has spent decades accumulating knowledge on what causes different countries to rise and fall, to succeed at getting what they want or to fail miserably.
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The MMT vision of a free-spending public sector unshackled from the budget constraint contrasts miserably with the chill reality of a federal government shut down for most of January.
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With current eye tracking technology, it's not that far from reality, except artificial humans might be more easily designed to pass the "empathy" test, whereas human sociopaths might fail miserably.
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On Thursday morning, William joined a task force of emergency services brought together by the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), which is also one of the partners in Heads Together.
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"In that moment, she's failing pretty miserably at trying to pretend to be a normal mom and talk about kids and talk about school," explains Behavior executive producer Chad Hodge.
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" In a Facebook post last Wednesday, liberal filmmaker Michael Moore urged activists to "take over the Democratic Party and return it to the people," because "they have failed us miserably.
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As the pro-appeasement drive to portray the Iranian regime as moderate has failed miserably, Iran represents the most important stage where a new pro-human rights initiative must launch.
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Previous experiments with importation have failed miserably and future efforts would only exacerbate the challenges we have when it comes to ensuring that Americans have access to high-quality medicines.
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What it would do, however, is improve living standards for the people of Gaza, who have endured a decade of misrule by Hamas, an organization that failed miserably at governing.
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When you look at the secondary questions in the polls, Trump is doing miserably, but in the top-line "Who are you going to vote for?" question, he's doing decently.
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What happened to Morton, and over 2,000 other individuals is a devastating reality of a criminal justice system that has failed miserably to secure justice when it's needed the most.
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I feel like the green did look kind of vibrant against my hair, but when it came to transfer-proofness and washing it out, it just failed, it failed miserably.
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If you're miserably preggo and willing to go the spicy food route, Romper suggests ordering the Fiery Doritos Locos Taco, which is the spiciest item on the T-Bell menu.
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That is really what happened, how we got from point A to point B. The only silver lining here is that Boston has failed miserably in attempting to school Machado.
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The incredible achievement of Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-Ality is how it fits seamlessly between mediums where just about every other property's attempt to do the same failed miserably.
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What is beyond argument is this: The first 18 months of Trump's administration make clear that his plan to bring together "the best and most serious people" has failed miserably.
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In this case, the effort to replace Obamacare will clearly fail miserably in terms of serving the American people, perhaps especially the white working-class voters who backed Mr. Trump.
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Mondale's effort failed miserably when Reagan made a joke about not using Mondale's inexperience against him in one of the most memorable moments from a presidential debate in U.S. history.
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Seeing that copy of Life, I vividly recalled poring over that article, miserably, in the summer of 1959, having just graduated from Medford High School with only the gloomiest prospects.
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If it was meant to put discipline on U.S. Federal Government spending, well that has failed miserably as total Federal Government debt is now above nominal GDP at $20 Trillion.
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The gents from Top Gear tried recreating this epic movie stunt in The Man With the Golden Gun and failed miserably, though they had much better luck with a second go.
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It's unclear who authored the edits, but what we know for sure is that someone wanted less attention to be paid to that particular Wikipedia entry and they have miserably failed.
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John Manly, an attorney for 105 accusers, said the three institutions "miserably failed children," and he likened what happened with Nassar to the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State University.
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In what will hopefully be the most painful thing you have to see today, a man attempted to shake Drew Carey's hand after winning The Price is Right and failed miserably.
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The latter case was the main focus of a Commission on Civil Rights investigation that concluded earlier this year that the EPA has "failed miserably" in its duties to protect minorities.
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A basic income could be structured to provide slightly more than existing benefits, but not so much as to remove the incentive to work a job on pain of living miserably.
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This week brought two examples of efforts to right wrongs, both falling miserably short of what might be expected from even a spaniel caught with a lamb chop in its mouth.
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If he succeeds in getting reelected, they have failed miserably because they have thrown everything they can at trying to change the opinions of the people who voted for Donald Trump.
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His father sternly expected him to become a doctor, and Bazille miserably maintained medical studies until, in 1864, he flunked his exams and dropped out, for which Claude Monet congratulated him.
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I cannot understand how there are so many gorgeous dresses on the runway and yet when it comes to custom pieces for the red carpet they tend to all fail miserably.
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My other hunch was that the new film might turn out to be based on Samuel Beckett's "Endgame," and that the Avengers would spend their days squatting miserably inside ash cans.
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But he noted that all of those predecessors "failed miserably to resolve the North Korean nuclear threat," their measured tones doing nothing to stop a dictator from developing a devastating arsenal.
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In recent years, Congress has failed miserably when it comes to passing annual spending bills — the most basic responsibility of lawmakers — and has instead relied on a series of stopgap measures.
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Midway through Obsidian Entertainment's new role-playing shooter The Outer Worlds, I met a man miserably playing a corporate mascot, his head semi-permanently enclosed in a large, ghoulish moon mask.
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A sneak peek into our future, if we don't, is happening right before our eyes — in many parts of Europe, which is failing miserably to assimilate migrants of their own countries.
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But he fails, miserably, and that failure isn't just a reflection on him but on all of us, because it is not just Hardy who fails to see beyond the stigma.
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Certainly, multifactor authentication is not the holy grail in identity authentication, but it has had a positive effect in securing data compared with the password-only approach, which has failed miserably.
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In the video, which Rye subsequently shared on Twitter, a female TSA agent can be seen lifting Rye's dress and aggressively touching her upper thighs as she looks miserably towards the camera.
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It was a long-lined rhyming comic ballad about a powerful slugger who comes to the plate with the game on the line only to fail miserably, in epic and classical fashion.
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"Gilead could face some degree of reputational harm, given that this represents the closure of their second Phase 3 NASH program to fail miserably," Baird Analyst Brian Skorney said in a note.
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Despite the obvious benefits of getting perfect ground truth annotations for free, our worry was that we'd train a system that worked great in simulation but would fail miserably in the wild.
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Thanks to a variety of worldly forces including Mercury in retrograde and that picture of Theresa May miserably eating chips, I've been waking up lately feeling weighed down by a general malaise.
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Twitter failed miserably over the years to protect its user base from the harassment and bullying that comes hand-in-hand with a network where anonymity is provided, and abuse goes unpunished.
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But you can also watch "Yerba Buena" as the story of, say, a woman returning home to try to put her dead father's legacy to rest, then failing miserably at that task.
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It means nothing if we do not speak the language that the Castros understand – that the communist revolution has failed miserably, and it's time to let the Cuban people decide their future.
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The last time that ONDCP did this it failed so miserably that Congress pulled the plug on the program, but not before the bungled program cost taxpayers more than a billion dollars.
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Every day, Trump could sit in a mock Oval Office and explain how his successor is failing miserably, how terrible all politicians are, how he—and the American people—have been betrayed.
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Twenge's depressing Atlantic piece was a hit online, which ironically enough meant that a bunch of Americans read it miserably while staring at their mobile phones instead of frolicking through the fields.
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A touch embarrassed after performing miserably in the foursomes and four-ball matches, the Internationals performed much better in man-to-man play on Sunday, though it was too little, too late.
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"I was miserably depressed and thought if this doesn't work, I'll kill myself in here," he said, pointing to where he contemplated suicide, inches from where former President Barack Obama sipped tea.
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Portions of the state are famously tax averse, and in 2016, even as the majority of voters favored Hillary Clinton, the proposal for single-payer health care failed miserably at the ballot.
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Jeremy Lin rescued the Charlotte Hornets on a night when they started miserably, and the Hornets rallied from a 163-point deficit to stun the San Antonio Spurs 91-88 Monday night.
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Although the most devastating incoming fire was aimed primarily at debate newcomer former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who stumbled miserably at times, the real focus should be on stopping the momentum of Sanders.
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India's corporate affairs ministry told a company law tribunal that the companies "miserably failed" to fulfill their duties as auditors for IL&FS Financial Services (IFIN), a filing seen by Reuters shows.
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The most recent example of this came from uber-green and blue Washington state, where a ballot measure in favor of a carbon tax failed miserably and only carried one county in November.
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"It's been almost two years since the unfavourable decision (to keep Power Grids) and the share price has developed miserably," Christer Gardell, managing director of Cevian, told Swedish daily Dagens Industri in August.
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It is large and has a smooth glass finish and reassuring click, but scrolling with it is miserably choppy, multifinger gestures are slow and frustrating to execute, and it has poor palm rejection.
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And the contradiction between companies demanding more displays of contentment from workers, even as they put them on miserably short-term contracts and turn them into self-employed "partners", is becoming more stark.
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One of the promo photos for Episode 7 shows Bran sitting in front of the fire, staring miserably into the distance like he's done in absolutely all his scenes so far this Season.
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The truth remains that there is an inescapable and palpable feeling around the country that the "idea" people in Washington have failed miserably because their party allegiances prevented them from compromising on anything.
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Most of the words I've been told today:"You aren't a feminist bc you're pro-life""You aren't pro-life bc you're a feminist"Ok bye guys This election proved they've failed miserably.
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Adapted from Edward Albee's most celebrated Broadway play, it features Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton as miserably marriedspouses, with George Segal and Sandy Dennis as the younger couple who stray into their web.
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Case in point: The Le'Vista Hotel Collection Pillow comes in a set of two for a remarkably low price, but this is no subpar pillow that will leave you miserably tossing and turning.
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It is also important to note that the Trump administration failed miserably this weekend at the National Governor's Conference to persuade key Republican governors from Medicaid expansion states to support the Senate bill.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the party leader, said that Justice Gersdorf and her supporters were "doomed to fail miserably," according to the right-wing newsmagazine Gazeta Polska, which published an interview with him on Wednesday.
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Maybe that was why my love life proceeded so miserably in the years that followed, my understanding of girls, falling in love and having relationships being too rooted in the late 19th century.
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If, as reported, Mr. Tillerson intentionally kept a low public profile to spend time with the boss and went along with the State Department's deconstruction to curry his favor, that strategy backfired miserably.
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The first ambitious bill, in 1993, got whittled down to a modest increase in the gasoline tax, and the rest of these efforts have failed miserably, even when Democrats had strong congressional majorities.
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"The federal agencies most responsible for the welfare of people with severe mental illness and substance problems have all failed them miserably," said Dr. Allen Frances, a professor emeritus of psychiatry at Duke.
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The timing of the party, set in the very recent and miserably memorable past, lends even more symbolic weight: it's just a week after the white-supremacist riot and murder in Charlottesville, Virginia .
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I dare say my children endured a miserably lean Christmas that year, but I have never since underestimated the sharp S-bend on Chiswick Mall near the Old Ship pub in Hammersmith, London.
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These games have gone so miserably that Craig Kimbrel, the All-Star closer who strikes out nearly half of all hitters, was reduced to mop-up duty on Friday, just to stay sharp.
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" Elizabeth Hand on Obamacare: "I was miserably underinsured, because I wanted to make sure my kids had insurance, and spent a fortune—I don't know, $70,000 or something—on insurance that was basically worthless.
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Instead of touting the next big thing, Facebook and Google might do well to focus on the current thing and solve the problems that they have so far failed miserably and repeatedly to address.
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The spicy beer concoction known as a michelada is a Bloody Mary-like Mexican beer cocktail that hits the spot when you're miserably hungover or when you're drinking some with a plate of tacos.
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I took no special care to preserve battery beyond what I normally would, which is to try to stay off Twitter at Disneyland (you can see that I failed fairly miserably in this regard).
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Instead, his own party performed miserably, and the result raises the question of a return to power for Puigdemont, who campaigned from self-imposed exile in Brussels after Rajoy deposed him as Catalan president.
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Recall a few years ago Microsoft launched both Windows 8 and a watered-down version called Windows 8 RT. The latter failed miserably, and consumers seemed confused about which version of Windows to buy.
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The latest addition to the list of gargantuan cyber casualties is Equifax, the giant credit reporting agency, which failed miserably in coping with the theft of personal data on more than 145 million Americans.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, head of the Law and Justice Party and Poland's de facto ruler, told the pro-government weekly Gazeta Polska that Gersdorf and her allies were "doomed to fail miserably" in their protests.
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New York (CNN Business)The biggest week of earnings season started off miserably The Dow (INDU) dropped 209 points, or 0.8%, Monday following downbeat results from major companies that reinforced Wall Street's slowdown fears.
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Although Kells concedes that digitization has been a boon to researchers and general readers, he complains that "an encounter with an old book is miserably dimmed-down" if it takes place on a screen.
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A second encounter ended just as badly when I was called to read for his new play a year later and acquitted myself so miserably that I wound up on the street in tears.
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A theater director (Philip Seymour Hoffman), miserably married to a talented painter (Catherine Keener) and living in Schenectady, N.Y., with their 4-year-old daughter, presents "Death of a Salesman" with a young cast.
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I sail through my sets at the gym, try my hand at the erg and fail miserably, as usual, and do a few perfunctory minutes on the elliptical instead before showering in record time.
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But what it does mean is that Warren's efforts to clear all of this up before she officially becomes a presidential candidate -- she's in the exploratory committee phase now -- have failed and failed miserably.
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He wrote: ...Everyone can enjoy a life of luxurious leisure if the machine-produced wealth is shared, or most people can end up miserably poor if the machine-owners successfully lobby against wealth redistribution.
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After all, when a bloc of Southern Democrats held up legislation that President Franklin D. Roosevelt supported during his second term, he tried to get them voted out of office — but he failed miserably.
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For the time being, drivers will still sit up front to engage in small talk and ensure that the operation doesn't fail miserably, while cameras and sensors built into the car track the whole journey.
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Errol Mendes, a University of Ottawa law professor and human rights expert, said the 2015 barbaric practices hotline was a "desperate attempt ... that failed miserably" and as a result did limited damage to social cohesion.
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Then we'd pull ourselves miserably back to my house and struggle out of our clothing, rings of burning-cold snow lining our wrists, ankles, throats, and waists, and prepare ourselves to pound back hot chocolate.
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These would of course not be as well-watched as the main presidential debates, but they would give media and voters an excuse for debating actual policies, something the press failed at miserably in 2016.
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A truly incredible YouTube supercut appeared online last weekend: three excruciating minutes of the Game of Thrones stars in interviews seemingly trying to fake some kind of excitement about the new season and failing... miserably.
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Although the details varied between their initial proposal and subsequent incarnations, all insisted that the federal government has a sovereign obligation to secure its borders, a responsibility which, especially during those years, was miserably failing.
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If you want to call it 3A and 3B, 3A is really exploring his time at Stars, and then 3B is watching this old lion try to bring back the old glory and failing miserably.
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Some think it will actually be a Windows 10 box that just happens to game—a highly unlikely prospect after Microsoft tried to position the Xbox One the exact same way and failed so miserably.
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Klay's in China to promote his Chinese brand Anta shoes, but he might want to lace 'em up again before he tries another dunk ... because he failed miserably in front of fans with this attempt.
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To figure out why America falls so miserably behind and what can be done about it, we took a look at the nature of voter registration systems in countries with significantly higher voter participation rates.
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It's a place where people with similar interests can connect, share interests and experiences, and foster friendships despite distances—the things social media sites always claim they do and always seem to fail miserably at.
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Following a hearing Monday, the Supreme Court of India released an order which found that the state government, the government of Delhi and civic bodies had "miserably failed" to perform their duty to the public.
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"So if you are hanging your hat on diversity and inclusion but you&aposre omitting 67% of the population, you&aposre failing miserably," she said of the majority that is often ignored in mainstream fashion.
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A 2G spectrum scandal helped bring down the Congress government, making room for Modi to come to power in 2014, but a subsequent court ruling in 2017 said the prosecution "miserably failed" to prove any charge.
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People like you and me are expected to strap phones to our faces and pretend like we're a pilot fighting aliens or Superman thwarting Lex Luthor instead of suffering through a miserably boring roller coaster #IRL.
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The courageous Halep coaxed her sore ankle ligaments through a three-set marathon against her previous opponent Lauren Davis on Saturday but the effort left her miserably sore on the evening before her showdown against Osaka.
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But there's something doubly hilarious and fulfilling about seeing Migos on a wholesome sports show giving the history of it to an audience who will now fail miserably at dabbing from looking up tutorials on Youtube.
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"In its first test before a federal appeals court, the second, more nuanced version of the Executive Order still failed miserably -- and, once again, largely because of President Trump's own words, tweets, and statements," Vladeck said.
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What do you do when you're getting blown out 49-15 on the doorstep of the Super Bowl, watching helplessly as one of the most successful seasons in franchise history comes to a miserably disastrous end?
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The Americans with Disabilities Act has a long history of providing critical support for nearly 60 million people, but today it's failing miserably at protecting 400,85033 Americans who need service animals to manage serious medical issues.
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Defending champion Jordan Spieth managed the first part on Thursday but failed miserably with the second, leaking four shots in his final four holes to slide back into the pack with a disappointing one-over 72.
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In many similar videos, the camera pans over to the white partner who is often either masturbating by himself and enjoying the encounter or observing miserably—decentered, but still ultimately the dictator of the sexual gaze.
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Winter in Northern Indiana is truly brutal, but it hasn't gotten miserably cold yet, so we've been spared the worst of it thus far... which just means there'll be hell to pay in late Jan/Feb.
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Citing an investigation by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO), the filing said auditors had "miserably failed to fulfil the duty entrusted to them", adding they colluded with a group of IFIN officials to conceal facts.
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Of course, this doesn't make it any easier to swallow the fact that living in New York is a miserably expensive and wildly unpredictable experience that often necessitates living with other people unless you're made of money.
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Over the past year, Taylor said her training has been far more focused on running than firefighting, and in September she "failed miserably" at her firefighting physical ability test during a hiring event for Flagstaff's fire department.
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TMZ has obtained a second video showing Tom Sunday attempting to clear a building with one giant hop during filming for "MI:6" ... and like the first clip, he fails here too -- this time perhaps more miserably.
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For more than two decades, she had the opportunity, but failed miserably, to help the middle class, create jobs, strengthen our healthcare and education systems, and fortify our national security through effective foreign policy and trade deals.
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How long can conservative Catholics persist in waiting for such a pope, and in telling one another — as they've been doing, rather miserably, of late — to obey the church of 2,000 years rather than the current pontiff?
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Back-to-school time is right around the corner, and college affordability is an issue on the minds of many young Americans and their families, not to mention an area where the country is falling miserably behind.
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In 19793 he was co-author, with Marcy Benstock, of "Water Wasteland," a lengthy report by Mr. Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law that found that the nation's water pollution control efforts had failed miserably.
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The announcement also comes just days before critical regional elections in which Five Star is expected to do miserably, piling even more pressure on the party and on its governing coalition with the center-left Democratic Party.
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With this, you could set an outside temperature range you're happy with in the weather-forecast skill so that Alexa could sound appropriately miffed for you when it's going to be miserably hot or cold, for example.
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Toward the end of the film, when Amy puts their baby into Laurie's arms and he does an awkward little jiggle, I laughed aloud; Chalamet looks like he's attempting to portray the family patriarch but failing miserably.
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In a recent incident, one Bud Light can ate a whole ton of shit, tried to get up in its barrel-shaped prison, failed miserably, and had to be dragged off the ice in the most humiliating fashion.
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Justice Roberto Barroso, a Yale graduate and constitutional law professor, said 50 years of war against drugs had failed miserably, clogging jails with small-time dealers and fueling a violent gang battle for control of the lucrative trade.
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For example, Trump said of Perry during the primaries that he "should be forced to take an IQ test before being allowed to enter the GOP debate" and that he had failed miserably protecting the border with Mexico.
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One of the biggest conundrums post-encounter, and one that a raft of sci-fi movies seem to fail miserably at solving, is how to avoid a Mars Attacks-style bloodbath and the potential end of our civilization.
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Rather, recent Hollywood history is littered with the corpses of big-budget westerns that did miserably at the box office, such as "Cowboys and Aliens " and "The Alamo, " suggesting that the demand was never there to begin with.
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Apple also makes many of the devices people are streaming content to, like the iPhone and Apple TV.Of course, Apple wouldn't be the first technology company to dip its toes into producing original content only to fail miserably.
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According to the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) — a male suicide prevention charity — there were 6,109 probable deaths by suicide in the UK in 2014 of which 76%, or 4,623 — an average of 12 per day — were male.
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Marica Frangakis, political secretariat and economist for Syriza, which governs in an awkward coalition with the right-wing Independent Greeks party, told CNBC that Greece's lenders had "failed miserably" in their policies aimed at rescuing the Greek economy.
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It's nice that he pulled a Bieber and enlisted an actual heavy metal artist to create this design, instead of having whatever au courant hypebeast try miserably to replicate the metal "vibe," but that doesn't make it cool.
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Trump's National HIV Testing Day statement rattles off statistics about the virus and obligatorily urges people to get tested — but fails, miserably, to acknowledge the populations most vulnerable to HIV infection, or mention a single method of prevention.
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They failed miserably at this most basic task and allowed Trump to treat the election as if it were just another episode of "The Apprentice" and not a contest for the most important office in the free world.
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As the SEC celebrates the 85th year of its founding, it has failed miserably to fulfill its primary mission of protecting investors, which will be a stain on the agency's reputation that will last for years to come.
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The GOP senator said he is "convinced that Donald Trump would use military force to protect the homeland" against a nuclear weapon from the country, adding that every previous president has "failed miserably" in dealing with the issue.
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In January, in a suit brought in New Orleans, a federal judge agreed that the state was "failing miserably" in its duty to indigent defendants—85% of the total—but ruled that fixing the problem was the legislature's job.
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As someone who has spent nearly 25 years passing between classes, I can assure you that the best way to fit in with the rich is to never remind them that you are poor, something Harding failed at miserably.
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"The only shadow looming over our economy is the instability generated by the political situation in Catalonia," said Rajoy, whose own center-right party performed miserably in the poll, in his speech from the prime minister's palace in Madrid.
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This is a fantastic nugget from Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's Washington Post interview with Donald Trump conducted this past Thursday: Trump, who currently has a 63% unfavorable rating, argues that presidents who aren't well liked fail miserably. pic.twitter.
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Budgeting for me is like trying to tally up those diet plan food points: I fail miserably every time, feel like a loser when I fall off the wagon, and land right back at square one without collecting $200.
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If he does so, he will have succeeded where Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayHold the Brexit Champagne U.K.'s Boris Johnson reverses, requests extension of Brexit deadline Boris Johnson urges UK parliament to approve Brexit deal MORE failed so miserably.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)In tattered blue overalls and torn gumboots, Blessing Mautsa, 240, a sand dealer in Harare's Mbare-Magaba industrial market sits miserably in the shade, his crestfallen face is evidence of a day's toil for little return.
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To say he was one of the world's best climbers is closer to the truth, yet even those words fall flat and fail miserably at truly describing what Hayden—or HK as we called him—really represented in our sport.
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Many Americans are out of patience with a president who spends inordinate time preening in the glow of the lavish praise he demands from his appointees and propagandists while failing miserably to deliver on what he promised for his first term.
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There are a few reasons why Microsoft may have felt compelled to take this route, instead of trying (and potentially miserably failing) to make a living room PC. The dream machine I described above sounds fantastic, but it's also unrealistic.
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A series of car-to-plane-to-monorail-to-train-to-subway maneuvers later, I collapsed in bed at home, exhausted but miserably incapable of sleep, courtesy of the disturbing images that would rattle around in my head for days afterward.
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With each incarnation of the dreaded day, companies and celebrities attempt to out-clever one another with jokes that more often perplex, offend or just fall miserably flat, but here are a few that restored some honor to the unofficial holiday.
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Yes, President Trump's tweets are outlandish and insulting; yes, he failed miserably on the legislative front in the first months of his presidency; and yes, the President and his advisors sometimes seem to have no idea about what they are doing.
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The auditing firms gave clean audit reports and "miserably failed to fulfill the duty entrusted to them," the government has alleged, saying the fraud at IFIN was "nothing short of organized crime, actively aided and abetted by the statutory auditors".
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But the man who cleaned the downstairs bathroom, for all participants were assigned a daily household chore, did it right after breakfast and took so miserably long that the gong would be sounding for the next session before he had finished.
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So, shoot—hopefully I'm not going to ramble too much about everything I've been through and all the actresses and Carnegie Halls and Larry Davids... I'll let you ask me, and then when you fail miserably, I'll fill it in. Great.
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"That's why I will work with you to craft the right bill that thoughtfully and carefully eliminates the era of prohibition that is currently failing us so miserably," he said, according to a copy of the address on his website.
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Mr. Black, a veteran screenwriter who also directed "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" and "Iron Man 3," has a knack for slapstick anarchy, and the best bits of "The Nice Guys" arrive when someone tries to do something cool and fails miserably.
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"We wanted to make sure we had enough savings so that if this failed miserably, we would still be able to have money to live on and time for me to find another job if I needed to," Hopkins says.
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The auditing firms gave clean audit reports and "miserably failed to fulfil the duty entrusted to them," the government has alleged, saying the fraud at IFIN was "nothing short of organized crime, actively aided and abetted by the statutory auditors".
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The central bank's policy of trying to maintain the value of the naira, Nigeria's currency, in the face of a slump in the price of oil, which used to account for about 90% of the country's export earnings, has failed miserably.
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We can now answer the following pressing question: When the bovine uprising is upon us—and don't even begin to deny the plausibility of cowpocalypse—just what in the hell are we supposed to pour on our miserably dry cereal?
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Frank Bruni Although at times over the last week it seemed that Democrats were doing their damnedest to lose the Virginia gubernatorial race, they failed miserably in that endeavor, which is to say that they succeeded emphatically at the polls.
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Though the US did not launch a full-scale invasion over the crisis, it did launch a disastrous military operation in April 1980 meant to rescue the hostages that failed miserably and resulted in deaths of eight US service members.
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"The Brown campaign thought they had a sure winner in 2012, and they failed miserably," said Guy Cecil, the Democratic strategist who led Senate Democrats' campaign arm that year and is now chairman of Priorities USA, the party's largest super PAC.
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In the film, McLovin was a high school classmate of Seth (Jonah Hill) and Evan (Michael Cera) whose attempts to buy alcohol underage fail miserably, as he uses a fake ID from Hawaii that simply says "McLovin" as his name.
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Speaking at a conference in New York, Praet added that banks continue to transmit the ECB's policy well but banks' stock market valuation was 'miserably' low, a problem because it could over time impede lending and constraining the ECB's policy.
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"Police were staging a safe way for kids to go down the stairs on their bikes and the policeman failed miserably," said a man named Derek, who uploaded the clip to Twitter, was quoted as saying in the Daily Record.
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But Nelson and others also believe it is time for athletes to play a much more proactive and collective role, policing themselves and changing the culture from the ground up instead of relying on the top-down model that has failed miserably.
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Still more emotionally satisfying, when an index falls, you have the safety of diversification, the knowledge that you're investing in America's best companies, and none of the uncertainty about whether your one stock pick will become the next Amazon or tank miserably.
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"I hope to see further progress in the months ahead toward eliminating the remnants of a policy that has failed miserably, while it has harmed the citizens of both countries," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said in a statement. video
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At the restaurant, I watched miserably as 25-year-old men who hit on me at coat check ordered three-tiered platters of raw oysters and caviar, and retrieved mink stoles for their wives, whose blown-out and highlighted hairdos were perfectly coiffed.
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Whatever good Restore Life hoped to achieve by supplying these body parts, McArthur said, its poor handling of the remains "miserably failed" to serve researchers and the three donors: Cody Saunders and the unidentified man and woman whose heads Byrd sold to Reuters.
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Philippines researcher Carlos Conde from Human Rights Watch - which is not involved in the project - said advocating condom use and sex education are keys to fight HIV but the Philippine government has "failed miserably" to do so in the mainly Catholic nation.
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KERRY BROWNProfessor of Chinese studiesKing's College, London You used the example of Mercedes-Benz issuing an apology to Chinese customers after quoting the Dalai Lama in one of its commercials to illustrate how Western firms are miserably treated by the Chinese government.
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TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) - The Ultimate Fighting Championship "failed miserably" in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.
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We got the longtime comedian leaving Nobu Tuesday night in WeHo where, at first, he weighed in on what had happened to Tiffany on New Year's Eve in Miami -- namely, miserably bombing onstage and cracking open some Ciroc to numb the pain.
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McLovin, whose real name is Fogell, was a high school classmate of Seth (Jonah Hill) and Evan (Michael Cera) whose attempts to buy alcohol underage fail miserably, as he uses a fake ID from Hawaii that simply says "McLovin" as his name.
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That project failed miserably, so the American zealots gave up their dreams of conversion in the Levant and instead built secular schools that propagated a distinctly Protestant and American worldview that, at the same time, wouldn't arouse the ire of the Ottoman authorities.
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In 28503, President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE gave Hillary an opportunity to attempt healthcare reform, and to this regard she failed miserably.
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This week, United Airlines failed miserably at the service provision and, though it would not have seemed possible to have made their horrific situation that millions saw and shared on video worse, the response and follow up from their CEO did just that.
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The Season 7 finale of Game of Thrones left a gaping hole in the Wall, and a huge question to go with it: What will happen to the Night's Watch now that it appears their watch has not just ended, but failed miserably?
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The last time Genz checked, Gerbrant van Vledder, an oceanographer at Delft University in the Netherlands, one of the world's foremost institutions for wave modeling, was huddled miserably behind the abandoned galley, where a lone cabbage thudded against the walls of the sink.
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As the greatest athletes in the world tried to determine who has the best curling delivery or whatever at the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea on Monday, a bunch of robots attempted to ski down a nearby mountain and failed miserably!
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Over the course of barely a month, the ugly side of the internet has shown white males, females, human beings who shouldnt be of this earth covering the beautiful riddims of the Rihanna and Drake assisted single only to fail miserably as musicians.
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The experiment, beginning in the early years of Communist control, of overlaying an imperial capital with a Soviet-style industrial city failed miserably, leading to circuitous commutes and atrocious air pollution, not to mention the destruction of vast swaths of historical neighborhoods.
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But Issa's in her 30s, and the obsessive anxiety over his ghosting is really sad; attempting to slide into his DMs under the disguise of a "stalker" account she shares with her girlfriends (and failing miserably to do so) is high school behavior.
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Prime Minister Theresa May gambled on a quick election to strengthen her hand in negotiating the departure — and failed just as miserably, losing her Conservative majority in Parliament and leaving Britain in political disarray just days before the negotiations were due to open.
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In both movies, the Jewish protagonists are clueless and miserably new to Christmas — Rebecca can't decorate a tree and Joel doesn't even know the words to "Deck the Halls" — and are taught by their generous Christian hosts to fully embrace the holiday.
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"If I were to be critical of the sport in our country in general, I think we have failed ourselves miserably because everyone is the smartest guy in the room and everyone is the biggest critic, inside the game and out," he said.
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Source: Intuit Experiment, but never at the cost of your existing business Campbell was close friends with Ron Johnson, the Apple executive whose attempt at relaunching J.C. Penney in 2012-2013 failed miserably because, as Campbell said, he tried starting from scratch.
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At one poignant moment in the season, Bojack miserably declares "I remember everything, I'm sober now," which speaks to how losing his self-destructive coping mechanisms have forced him to acknowledge the scope of the chaos he's created over the course of the show.
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In a ballooning 3,225 words — a roughly average word count for the terminally verbose Facebook founder — Zuckerberg informed his miserably loyal 2.3 billion plus subjects that his company has happened upon a concept known as privacy, and, in doing so, it sees an opportunity.
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The thing is, until recently, doing our best usually meant failing miserably, sitting on the couch next to each other while our attention was miles apart, sucked into an Instagram binge or Twitter hole or whatever complete waste of time our phone addictions commanded.
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Bring the productivity enhancement and beautiful user experience we've seen from the technology titans (Google, Amazon, Facebook) and digital unicorns (Airbnb, Snapchat, Uber) to the old school world of hospital IT. Another example: Bloodbuy, an online platform that's bringing transparency to a miserably inefficient market.
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It not only would help her reach younger voters, among whom she has performed miserably in the primaries, but could also fortify her for the digital trench warfare she can expect if she faces the Twitter-adept Republican favorite, Donald J. Trump, in the fall.
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In other words, during a period of time in which Greece was supposed to sober up and become more fiscally responsible, the politicians engaged in an orgy of tax hikes and Greece went from a failing grade for fiscal policy to a miserably failing grade.
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Then what would you say if I told you that we should put our chips on a man who failed miserably at two previous campaigns for the nomination, the first one all the way back in 1988, a year before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was born?
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In a letter to his 16-year-old self, which appeared in a Rugby School publication, Farquharson wrote, "You're a lanky, over-confident public school boy, desperately trying to prove to your friends how much of a 'lad' you are and have failed miserably."
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Comcast-funded industry groups poured close to a million dollars into one referendum in the tiny community of Fort Collins, Colorado, in an effort to stop the town's push for municipal broadband—but the plan still failed miserably thanks to strong support for public-run internet service.
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They're more about the premise: giving participants a way to buy into the idea that they're locked in a single location for a given amount of time, so they can create their own personal tale of how they collaborated with friends to get out, or failed miserably.
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Despite rising yields that have made India the world's top producer of milk, pulses, cotton, jute, bananas and mangoes, as well as number two for both rice and wheat, farming still carries dangerously high risks and, for all but a fraction of cultivators, brings miserably low returns.
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That put Martinez on the long list of GOP stars (Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and more) who expressed no interest in serving as Trump's VP. Then there is the biggest negative of them all: The last couple of times Gingrich took on a Clinton, he lost miserably.
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It's difficult to convey just how much skateboarding means to the people who love it without using religious allegories, and when most films try they fail miserably, coming across as overwrought or cliched in a way that's cringeworthy to anyone who's ever been consumed by the culture.
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But since then the party's elite has moved to reconcile with Trump — grudgingly and miserably in many cases, with a few notable holdouts, but on a sufficient scale that an independent alternative now seems like something that almost nobody in the party is actually pining for.
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"If you are not an excellent oral communicator, don't put that on your resume… If the job requires you to stand up in front of a group of people and deliver a message on a daily basis, you will probably fail miserably in that job," Warriner says.
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When you look at head-to-head studies comparing low-carb diets to other kinds of diets, weight loss on a very low-carb diet can be a little more dramatic in the short term, but by the one-year mark, all diets perform equally miserably.
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" DeCesare, who researches the integration of marijuana into society as well as plant chemistry, said of the hodgepodge nature of current regulatory rules imposed by legal-weed states, "A lot of the ideas they come up with are interesting they work, a lot of them work miserably.
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The Gophers' bid to pad their lead in the fourth quarter failed miserably, as Traver Vliem extended his arm to block Michael Lantz's 210-yard field-goal attempt, and Brinson went the distance for a touchdown to trim Minnesota's lead to 22018-24 with 245:212 remaining.
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I've watched screaming couples lug massive suitcases across the cobblestones of Sicily, and seen tiny travelers miserably dwarfed by massive backpacks in train stations as often as I've marveled at surly ones in the street frantically gathering up acres of clothes from a broken rolling bag.
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Note, for example, that the far-right candidate Maxime Bernier, whose People's Party sought to emulate Europe's populists with an illiberal, anti-immigrant, climate-skeptical and socially regressive platform, failed miserably, losing his own seat in Parliament and falling short of 2 percent of the vote nationwide.
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Others — the more pedestrian, average clinicians — were guided less by their own clinical acumen and sensitivity than by their reliance on a cumbersome system of "objective scoring" (as dictated by the prevailing positivist science that has dominated our field and, in this instance at least, failed miserably).
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One was to prove to the American people that he wasn&apost biased against Donald Trump and the second point that he tried to assert was that he never let his personal beliefs cross over into official FBI action and I thought he failed miserably on both counts.
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The 2012 report found that the two groups used Roman numeral tattoos on their calves to identify membership in the cliques, and that by the time the investigation was conducted, the groups' influence and insubordination had grown to such levels that efforts to stamp them out had failed miserably.
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Three seasons of six episodes each make it easily bingeable on a miserably cold or wet weekend, and whether you're a theatre nerd, English major, or just someone burnt out on bleak prestige TV, there is literally no better way you could spend 13 and a half hours.
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What is particularly troubling, and should serve as a wake-up call to financial professionals, is that the industry is performing miserably, in terms of explanation and execution, for seven of the top issues most important to investors overall, including protecting a portfolio from losses and fee disclosure.
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Chile is the best example: high per capita income, making it a "poor" rich country, but miserably low pensions for the elderly, exceedingly expensive and useless higher education for the young, mediocre and onerous health care for working adults, meager wages and a shrinking sense of community for everyone.
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When Merling was at Ford Motor Co., for example, she served as vice president of connected vehicle commercialization within the IT department, a structure she says "failed miserably" because the sector is not traditionally one that drives profits and instead is known to require large amounts of funding.
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The United States' for-profit healthcare system not only fails miserably to offer the same life-extending treatments to the poor as it does the rich, but it also reinforces racial and socioeconomic disparities, according to a wide-ranging five-part series published in the medical journal The Lancet.
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When they win, we feel triumphant, and when they lose, we can actually feel like we've failed miserably at something, says Scott Goldman, an Ann Arbor- and Miami-based clinical and high performance psychologist who currently works with NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB teams all over the country.
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Artisans, workers and peasants paid the heaviest price for the great transformation: Evans peppers his descriptions with the details of grindingly harsh working conditions, horrifying industrial accidents — trains careering off their rails, miners drowning as their pits flooded — and the miserably teeming conditions in which so many Europeans lived.
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The latest effort from House Republicans on Wednesday to pass a "compromise" immigration bill failed miserably, even with the past few weeks dominated by the news of immigrant families being separated at the border by the Trump administration and a US Supreme Court decision upholding Trump's travel ban.
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Improving the chances that she could now succeed where twice before she has failed so miserably is the fact that parliament has agreed that, in the event that she does not secure passage for her deal, the U.K. would ask Europe for a lengthy extension of the Article 50 negotiating period.
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For several cycles, these wannabes have treated our presidential primaries as book tours with bigger crowds and more balloons, eating up air time and media oxygen, certain that even if they failed miserably, a television gig, higher speaking fees and maybe another, bigger book deal awaited them after the marathon.
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Trump is prone to asking questions he doesn't know the answer to on Twitter—wondering after the connections between the various obscure figures in the sprawling conspiracy against him and his success, which both succeeded to a criminal degree and failed miserably, and which is still ongoing or defeated and primed for prosecution.
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Liberals need the poor to remain poor because they can then use their plight to expiate their own guilt by hating the rich; and they can con the nation into wasting resources on a so-called war on poverty that has failed miserably despite hundreds of billions of dollars being thrown at it.
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Then with a lovely little cherry to close out their miserably dishonest sundae of a week, the mainstream media — specifically the New York Times and the Washington Post — tried to spin on behalf of their deep state masters that no, in fact an FBI and DOJ informant on the Trump campaign wasn't spying.
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I was thinking about Brancusi and ridiculous modernist stuff when I started cycling through the fake products in that video [Reparation Hardware], and how would I translate those things into something that would look both convincing, as if it could perform a function that maybe spoke about something Brancusi's doing but failed miserably.
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I've written that I don't think Biden, 76, should run, for many reasons, including that someone in politics as long as he has been carries too much baggage; that Democratic voters have generally preferred candidates significantly younger than he is; and that he mismanaged and failed miserably in his two prior presidential campaigns.
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Not only did the plan fail miserably, with rice prices actually falling after a short-lived boost, it led to democratically elected former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra being ousted by the military, a massive build-up in rice stockpiles and the loss of Thailand's status as the top global exporter of the grain.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, in rare public remarks at the Concordia Summit, said "endless dialogues" with the Chinese government over decades had "failed miserably" in changing Beijing's policies, so the Trump administration decided to try direct pressure with tariffs based on its study of China's intellectual property and technology transfer policies.
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Since then, it has grown to become the world's largest fundraising platform, and it and other crowdsourcing platforms have come to serve as the country's ad-hoc safety net of sorts, exposing all the ways in which our country's actual safety net—health care, welfare benefits, rent assistance—fails miserably to fulfill people's basic needs.
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A lot of people don't realize that a big reason why the United States is the global leader in mass incarceration — with a tragic 220006 million of our citizens currently behind bars — is the direct result of misguided, decades-old tough-on-crime policies, which were supposed to keep us safer and failed miserably.
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If part of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plan to make America great again is to make Americans proud of their country again, the president has failed miserably.
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In the wake of the release last week of the State Department's Office of Inspector General report showing much of what the former secretary of State has said about her unprecedented email arrangement has been false, Democratic supporters and surrogates are miserably stammering through the presidential campaign's woeful talking points to defend their party's de facto nominee.
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He ducked inside, his head of security reestablished position, and things picked right back up where they left off—me, miserably tired, charging my dead phone, the clock nearing 7 AM, waiting to secure an interview with a critically-adored dancehall deejay, and the kind of artist you have to travel to Jamaica to speak with in person.
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Here's the rap on the present field: Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE — too old, been around too long and twice before has sought the nomination and failed miserably. Sen.
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The vaguely creepy ambience of that objectively pleasant apartment into which Carrère welcomed me — large windows facing a leafy courtyard; two floors — was further amplified by the presence of a huge leather couch at its center, a couch that seemed somehow forlorn, abandoned, a huge dog of a couch waiting miserably for its owner to return.
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The Priebus firing proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Trump's attempts to merge his New York and family worlds with the staider environment of official Washington had failed miserably -- and that he has clearly sided with those urging him to be more himself over those who had hoped to bend him somewhat to the ways of the nation's capital.
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Ok, maybe not miserably as I'm confident of my ability to navigate my way to the appropriate location to drop a deuce were I lost in downtown Barcelona, but you can strike the idea of engaging anyone in conversation or deciphering the lyrics to Excalibur's smoking new album, Humo Negro from the record of achievement without the help of the internet.
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Against that backdrop, which interpretation of Ivanka Trump's performance in public life seems more plausible: that she tried very hard to negotiate with her father on climate change—to use The Art of the Deal on him as it were—and failed miserably, or that she's cynically severed any connection between her image and reality in order to maximize profit?
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"Considering how long this problem has been with us, it appears that the government — not just under this administration but under past administrations as well — has failed miserably to put an end to the kidnapping for ransom operations of the Abu Sayyaf," wrote Ramon J. Farolan, a former military official, in a column for The Philippine Daily Inquirer this month.
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It's no surprise that the state of affairs in Afghanistan isn't what the Department of Defense hoped for as the US enters its 16th year of war with the Taliban, but a new analysis of the $70 billion spent trying to shore up the Afghanistan National Security Forces, paints an even more dire picture: The US has failed miserably at building up Afghan security forces.
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"It was very, very bad after I had my stroke and brain hemorrhage and I was treated just miserably, but you have to understand that all the doctors working today were educated on the male anatomy, they weren't educated on a female anatomy, so it's easier to say that women were crazy than say, 'I don't know,' or, 'I don't take you seriously — go home,' " she said.
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But what I did not hear were solutions offered up by the very expert punditry class that are products of the Obama administration, the Bush administration, who have no leg to stand on here as far as what we should be doing and what should have been done during the summit with North Korea because both of those administrations along with the Clinton administration failed miserably.
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You can chalk this up to other factors, like a tenfold increase in the price of oil that showered his administration with revenue, and you can argue that Chávez failed miserably to anticipate the next downturn in oil prices, but you can't really accuse him of making promises to the poor and then delivering to the rich, or keeping all the money for himself.
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Indeed, the key for getting a concept like this off the ground and ensuring the company doesn't miserably fail is being flexible about how this vision matures, Mayman says, noting that they're approaching the vehicle with multiple designs and multiple considerations for how the regulatory environment for certification shapes up, including work on a separate military version and consideration for designs more focused on emergency response like rapid medical evacuation.
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Rattner suggests young progressives are wild-eyed dreamers disconnected from reality in a column that is itself deeply disconnected from reality: At one point, Rattner says Republicans and Democrats might, in some bizarro future, "quickly agree" on investments in national infrastructure, which is odd given they have spent the last two years failing miserably to even have a serious conversation about said investments, much less agree on them.
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The idea to work with cathode ray TV sets revolved around an old TV we were using as a monitor for visuals at the space... we tried for the better part of Grischa's soundcheck to get audio signals to generate stuff through its ''video input screen'' but failed miserably resorting to using a popsicle stick to make the channels zap from one to another in a very rudimentary way.
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Eventually, I realized that in a lot of ways, The Nightingale is a movie about the many ways being colonized can equal oppression, and the complicated ways that can play out — particularly when Clare encounters the Aboriginal character, Billy, for the first time and she has nothing but disdain for him, even though she's been treated miserably by the English, who had the same disdain for her. Yeah.
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More criticism: At the same hearing, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) said the administration is "failing miserably" at treating some of the migrant children humanely.
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While our past leaders, both Republican and Democrat, were miserably mistaken about China's ultimate goals, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has been very clear-eyed about China's desire to replace the United States as the center of the global economy.
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So, along with the horrors of terrorism and the slow crawl of renascent white supremacy, Du Bois also registers the accomplishments that Reconstruction created in its brief moment: public-health departments were established where none had existed before; public education for blacks began—miserably underfunded, but, still, there were schools where less than a decade before it had been a crime for a slave to learn to read.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE on Wednesday dismissed "free and interesting" advice he says he is getting from critics of the ongoing trade war with China, claiming the unnamed detractors "have tried to handle it before and failed miserably" on the issue.
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Speaking to Business Insider, David Kelly, the global chief strategist at JP Morgan Funds, said: "The most infuriating thing is that central banks think they control the world, and in reality they have failed miserably," adding that "It is truly astonishing that after 20 years of trying and failing to help the economy with low interest rates that they thought that doing something like [negative interest rates] is the answer," said Kelly.
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But I can tell you that this video of a man who is so excited about hating Donald Trump he calls a woman a fat bitch and then tries to do a backflip, failing miserably and smashing his face into the pavement, is the sort of thing that could unite America: This video comes from a thing called Rebel Pundit, a site that puts up clips of left-wing protesters that make them look dumb.
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The New York Times report on the 1931 parade captures some of its mania and hazards, including navigating balloons under the elevated tracks at 53rd Street, dodging riled-up dogs, and watching an inflated hippo nearly collide with the Empire State Building: Terrible Turk sneered too hard at an electric sign — so hard that he broke in half and slunk miserably to the street as the helium sizzled from his forty-foot rubber.
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The sculptures were installed overnight as part of Project 84, an idea made possible by American street artist Mark Jenkins and the Campaign against Living Miserably, or CALM, a charity focused on preventing suicide, which it says is the single biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK. The sculptures represent the 84 men who commit suicide, on average, each week in the UK. CALM says three in four suicide victims are men.
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Without hesitating, he walks across the grass and goes straight to the windows farthest on the right—where the sewing room would be—but instead of the little lace-covered table and the pedestalled fern he sees only a mattress and box spring, a set of barbells, a bicycle, and an enormous black dog, which has risen up on its hind legs, placed its front paws on the windowsill, and is barking at him miserably.
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