With this list, there's no way you'll miss the mark.
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"Sometimes we miss the mark," the company told Business Insider.
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The energy drink maker also saw revenue miss the mark.
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When it comes to retirement savings, many Americans miss the mark.
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And then there are times when I completely miss the mark.
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First, though, be honest with yourself: Did you miss the mark?
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Mr. President, I believe opponents miss the mark on this issue.
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Mr. Trump's responses to G.M.'s decision also miss the mark.
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I think the concerns about moral decline often miss the mark.
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There are times when I really miss the Mark Sanford era.
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It was like, 'God, how did we miss the mark so badly.
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And proposals to reauthorize the program with different data miss the mark.
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How did such a beloved and trusted institution miss the mark so badly?
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That being said, no system is perfect and sometimes we miss the mark.
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Hennessey isn't the only one to miss the mark with Cinco de Mayo.
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Not to mention, their attempts at humor, uh, often badly miss the mark.
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If they miss the mark, there will likely be another partial government shutdown.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to gift-giving, we all occasionally miss the mark.
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It's tempting to describe his scrutiny as blinding, but that would miss the mark.
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I think Republicans miss the mark way more than Democrats do on this one.
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In answer to a question on immigration, he seemed to miss the mark, too.
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Triples, even those hoisted by the best shooters in the world, miss the mark sometimes.
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However, the solutions proposed by Democrats and others of the left invariably miss the mark.
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Some tacos miss the mark, including the dull citrus chicken and the dried-out barbecue pork.
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That seems to miss the mark about what's worthy of poking fun on in the Valley.
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Most of the time, big-screen disasters are hugely ambitious tales that completely miss the mark.
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The car-shopping website operator also saw revenue miss the mark, as did its 2016 outlook.
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But I'm kind of in the same boat as Jenny: I think both miss the mark.
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Even well-intentioned filmmakers with carefully drafted cautionary tales often miss the mark, climate scientists say.
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Without this analysis, their solutions will always miss the mark when it comes to black voters.
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Other essays miss the mark, or contain odd conceptions of what a feminist project might be.
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With the best of intentions, we can still miss the mark as a man or a father.
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But in terms of targeting the real grievances of his popular base, they largely miss the mark.
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A poorly led team will miss the mark; a well lead team will meet and exceed targets.
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That's, admittedly, a pretty gigantic goal, and I wouldn't be surprised to see the show miss the mark.
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Beyond the economics, arguments that global affiliate insurance transactions enjoy "loopholes" miss the mark for three simple reasons.
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"If you [only] have products created by white guys in their 20s, you're gonna miss the mark," she says.
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This section of iHome products seemed to miss the mark as far as the wants of the modern customer.
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Enough founders break rules, or miss the mark about what rules should be broken, to establish a noticeable pattern.
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Your quick comebacks may miss the mark over the next few weeks, so save debates for after April 15.
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Kate Bush's brand of romantic, often uncategorizable music would simply miss the mark with fans at that particular event.
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This headline, however, does seem to miss the mark by failing to signal a core element of the story.
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But there's not a ton of information about what happens if you just continually miss the mark for other reasons.
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He could do all the reading and research in the world about structural racism but easily still miss the mark.
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It shows how Facebook's attempts to limit harmful and spammy content can miss the mark and fail to appreciate humour.
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But photographers whose work involves staged scenes of the grotesque, made with artificial light and actors, frequently miss the mark.
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It is tempting to hinge Beckmann's painting on this compelling art historical armature, but to do that would miss the mark.
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John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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But at least there are others who have their heart in the right place, even if they juuuust miss the mark.
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In my early testing, the automatically generated responses were useful more often than not, though they did occasionally miss the mark.
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Polling numbers reported on cable shows and in newspapers may miss the mark, and there are scientific reasons that explain why.
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This isn't rah-rah boosterism: These awards can frustrate and often miss the mark, but that's why they remain so crucial.
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The issues that led battleground-state polls to miss the mark in the last election could reappear next year, experts warn.
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Professional investors' targets about stock market performance often miss the mark, but they are useful as an indication of market sentiment.
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There are a lot of 'how to buy a home' books, and most of them miss the mark in some fashion.
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Comparisons of Mr Orban's Brussels-bashing to Brexiting Britain miss the mark: polls show Hungarians to be among the EU's biggest fans.
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But as 16 Republican primary opponents failed to stop Trump's momentum, the idea that he is crazy seemed to miss the mark.
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That said, the brutal honesty can sometimes be too much to bear — and other times these posts might completely miss the mark.
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Yet many of these efforts still miss the mark; in California, for example, a recent bail reform bill signed by then-Gov.
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Students who miss the mark in third grade are four times more likely not to graduate from high school by age 19.
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When using Rent the Runway, I sometimes miss the mark in terms of sizing because all the brands size their clothing differently.
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It is unusual, in this golden age of complex drama, to have every adaptation of a single writer's work consistently miss the mark.
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Even when congressional leadership and the administration pay lip service to racial and economic equity concerns, they miss the mark by a mile.
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But Mr. Blinder didn't miss the mark entirely, said Mr. Ozimek, who is chief economist at Upwork, an online platform for hiring freelancers.
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Where Daschle and Beier miss the mark, however, is in prescribing a national commission focused primarily on bolstering domestic innovation and economic growth.
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There's just not that much change — so any solution that's designed for a crisis will probably miss the mark or could unnecessarily harm workers.
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What that suggests to me is that drawing conclusions about Trump's political future based on how few people trust him may miss the mark.
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One challenge is that identifying the cause of increased wildfire expenditures is convoluted—and without this understanding, policy reforms are likely to miss the mark.
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Designs are created in studios, selected in boardrooms, and stitched in factories, and the process leaves us at times with garments that miss the mark.
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Instead of having to sift through endless matches that miss the mark, Align gives you a neat-and-tidy roundup of just five matches per day.
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More from Tonic: But stories like these about the reality of autism are rare, and fictional representations of people on the spectrum repeatedly miss the mark.
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He talked about passionate kisses that miss the mark so that ''you wind up with the tip of her nose in the corner of your mouth.
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America's most valuable company warned investors on February 17 that its sales would miss the mark because of chaos caused by the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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One way the mainstream has incorporated growth-mindset research has been to praise our kids' effort rather than their intelligence, but that can miss the mark.
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But budget volatility in recent years has taken a toll as legislators struggle to budget based on estimates of economic strength that can miss the mark.
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Improving women&aposs conferences isn&apost a silver bullet, but considering how they miss the mark can shed some light on the problem as a whole.
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Analysts contend that those who miss the mark will not have an easy out, as chiller weather and a stronger economy were the perfect recipe for success.
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Yet for Konik, the lone analyst on TipRanks with a "sell" rating on L Brands' stock, Victoria's Secret's sultry image may be starting to miss the mark.
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Even a seemingly commanding lead of eight percentage points 200 days ahead of the election, when polls historically miss the mark by four points, could conceivably evaporate.
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And yet, while most Americans agree that income defines the middle class, many miss the mark when it comes to understanding exactly how much money that is.
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The concept of receiving clothes you like on a regular basis without having to put any thought into it is great, but they often miss the mark.
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"Until trust is rebuilt, all the apologies in the world will miss the mark," Archbishop Coleridge said, adding that the church was taking significant steps toward reform.
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Music written for movies has the unique challenge of accompanying a visual narrative while also being good in its own right — and sometimes, songs miss the mark.
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Efforts like these likely miss the mark however, as they do not respond to the actual motivations of children and youth who are drawn to violent groups.
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"It was painful but worth it, we knew if we didn't nail the user interface and that everyone felt completely comfortable we would miss the mark," he said.
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SOURCE: Fidelity But advisors caution that benchmarks — like blanket estimates that you might need $1 million, $2.5 million or more for a solid retirement — easily miss the mark.
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All designers miss the mark occasionally, but an obsession with minimalism pushed the company in some troublesome directions that the company is only now coming to reckon with.
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The Academy Awards can frustrate fans and often miss the mark, but that's why they're relevant, argues our new Carpetbagger columnist, who will be covering the awards season.
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Even those who applaud the aim of reducing the corporate tax rate and transforming the way global profits are taxed worry that specific provisions will miss the mark.
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He nimbly mines both the animal and human literature to show how, for one human trait after another, adaptationist explanations miss the mark while aesthetic explanations hit home.
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"As long as we draft legislation that continues ... bailing out or propping those guys up, I think we're going to continue to miss the mark," he said. Sens.
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"Regardless of whether those often rhetorical measuring sticks were relevant in the past when trade agreements simply equaled tariff reductions, they vitally miss the mark today," he added.
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This has largely made the nominations more representative of the overall quality of television in any given year — though heaven knows they miss the mark here and there.
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Deborah Marcuse, an attorney representing seven women plaintiffs in the sexual harassment lawsuit, said the initiatives "miss the mark" and simply bring the school into compliance with federal law.
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There are so many brands that continue to miss the mark when it comes to doing right by all of its customers — and Tarte is owning up to its part.
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And the "new" South Park might miss the mark more than usual, or be too afraid to say much of anything definitive like it used to (for better or worse).
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Saagar Enjeti describes how stupid it would be for John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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But aiming for achievements instead of a deeper understanding of yourself and what you want can cause you to miss the mark completely and feel utterly defeated in the end.
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And, you know, there are certainly years where I would observe that the consensus, when you look back with a view of hindsight tends to kind of miss the mark.
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Directed by Stephen Brackett, the show is a technicolor, high energy swirl of buzzwords and ideas that a corporate boardroom thought might appeal to Today's Youth but miss the mark.
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Although democrats are quick to shout that the law is discriminatory, and Republicans are quick to counter that we need to protect our children, here's why they both miss the mark.
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Sometimes these hideous snacks are intentionally created to troll the Twitter-verse, but other times they appear to be genuine attempts at the next best food trend that seriously miss the mark.
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Human resources consulting firm Robert Half surveyed 1,500 workers and 600 HR managers across the country to see which benefits, perks and incentives employees want most and where employers miss the mark.
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Cheryl: So, some ways staging can miss the mark is really if you're telling the wrong story, and we'll have to come in and restage it, and that's what we're doing now.
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One surefire way to miss the mark and to not be there when they need you the most is to turn a blind eye to their obvious signs of anxiety and stress.
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They did not draw upon younger musicians to help them update the album, as Davis certainly would have, so their attempts to modernize certain tracks with contemporary accouterments often miss the mark.
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Given that Mr Alter is 83 years old, this is understandable, but it further illustrates how mercurial language can be, and how even the most careful translations can miss the mark on occasion.
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Some would like to end the new public-private partnership and just return to the old ways of doing things at VA. Others would like to totally privatize VA. Both miss the mark.
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Hatch argued that there is no credible evidence that Mnuchin ever broke any law, regulation, or industry standard while at the bank, and efforts to paint him as a wrongdoer miss the mark.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2018, '19, '20 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ariz.).
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2018, '19, '85033 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ariz.).
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Now, as her father comes to terms with his own experience during and after her abduction, his comparison seems to, for lack of a better phrase, miss the mark in sharing his narrative.
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I'm very sorry to note, then, that this very website has debunked the myths around Prohibition — the other big event of 1919 — and Martin W. Sandler's history seems to miss the mark here.
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We see a lot of pale white skin and period-specific side-parted hairdos, but few of the actors stand out and most of them miss the mark when scenes call for comedy.
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Enjeti, a frequent critic of the former vice president, pointed to reports that John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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He knows firsthand that many facilities miss the mark when it comes to providing comfort to patients, so the Infusionarium was designed to let patients receive treatment in the simulated setting of their choice.
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Alongside irresponsible or misjudged bits like this (or Coach Steve's first time) that miss the mark, there are plenty that nail it (like the show's takes on Planned Parenthood and enthusiastic consent last season).
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno said on Tuesday he remained confident 2019 growth would reach 6%, the lower end of its 6-7% forecast, but acknowledged it might just miss the mark.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2628, '28503, '22019 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ariz.), Former Gov.
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Early in the week, misunderstandings with assignments are possible as communication planet Mercury squares off with deceptive Neptune on Monday—be sure you're reading instructions carefully, or else your resulting product will miss the mark.
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"People miss the mark when they stick with what they were doing before without double-checking their assumptions," said Kelley C. Long, CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' consumer financial education advocates.
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Some of my predictions might miss the mark; maybe Netflix will rise above everybody else and cement its status as a sort of Spotify of TV, with all major competitors having to navigate around its ubiquity.
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I think if you have these products that are created by white guys in their 217s, you're just gonna miss the mark on both empathy and the actual needs of the elderly and what they're facing.
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But Biden has his own universe of political types and it predates his time as Obama's veep, meaning that simply assuming the former Delaware senator will be "Obama's guy" in 2020 may well miss the mark.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2628, '28503, '22019 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ariz.) the presidential election?
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"When people try to get as close to the line as possible without going over, some people are going to miss the mark and they are going to go over the line," the Indian-born Bharara said.
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I once argued with a U.S. senator in 22020 who wanted to give every volunteer on John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2018, '19, '20 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE's protege to being mocked as Trump's poodle.
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While a hint of color on the lips is one of the easiest ways to brighten your entire complexion in just a few seconds, it's very easy to go too heavy or too light and miss the mark completely.
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And while the failure of these forecasts for one or two years out is notable, it might be most depressing to see the IMF's 2011 forecast for 2016 gross-domestic-product growth of 5% miss the mark so widely.
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Mr Trump could therefore wilfully ignore America's obligations to cut emissions—although it is more than halfway to meeting its own target of cutting emissions 26-28% below 2005 levels by 2025 it is widely expected to miss the mark.
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But while his eye was certainly in for the most part, the Frenchman did miss the mark a few times — most notably when his wayward overhand shot propelled directly into the phone of a fan in the front row during practice.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainBudowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 220006, '2202, '2628 Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ariz.) that responded to the 28500 wait time scandal.
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If you follow CICO without paying any attention to where your calories are coming from, you can totally miss the mark on the nutrients, vitamins, and minerals you need to feel good and stay active, focused, and healthy, Armul says.
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Sometimes, the service can miss the mark — we had to ask three times, for example, for slippers and toothbrushes to be delivered to our room — but it's easy to overlook the slip-ups because the Line DC is such fun.
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With the alleged growing anxiety on the part of Democratic leaders regarding Sanders' polling numbers, which extended recently to include reports of John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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In addition to showcasing the highlights of next season's best looks, the red carpet often functions as a stage for public figures to make statements that go beyond what they're wearing; and, yes, sometimes those culturally or politically significant looks miss the mark.
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During a half-hour discussion with host Alexis Simendinger, Sperling argued the political calculus for Republicans in 2018 may miss the mark given that majorities of Americans say they are skeptical about GOP tax policies and frown on Republicans' efforts to repeal ObamaCare.
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It was a proven style that birthed a slew of Spielberg ripoffs that often went direct to video, like the disaster that is Xtro, The Willies, and The Stuff, all of which miss the mark of the genre despite attempts to capitalize on its success.
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But, it is inexcusable for a president to miss the mark so badly on Saturday and then to compound the problem over the next 36 hours -- seemingly not understanding that the stakes here are much higher than who wins or who loses in a campaign.
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Blaming it on higher-than-expected sales of large vehicles like SUVs, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Transportation (DOT) said automakers will probably miss the mark that the Obama administration touted in its historic 2202 regulation regarding vehicle fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions.
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While some of the works are immature or otherwise miss the mark, the most compelling seem to spring from restless spates of experimentation that dance as close to the abyss as the landscape drawings of Arshile Gorky, shown in the same gallery space nearly two years ago.
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Much more plausible than the possibility of the polls, the other forecasts, and the personal judgments of people like Abramowitz all being wrong was the conclusion that modeling based on fundamentals in a year with a hugely unusual Republican nominee is liable to miss the mark.
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French President Macron has suggested creating a European Security Council including the UK. Alternatively, the UK could occasionally be invited to attend meetings of EU foreign ministers, as John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The heads of a joint bid from the United States, Mexico and Canada to host the 2026 World Cup trumpeted a winning plan on Saturday that technically ticks most if not all the boxes FIFA wants, but could miss the mark when it comes to winning friends.
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"Our organizations agree that longstanding issues in China have negatively impacted many U.S. companies, and we support the administration's efforts to negotiate meaningful, binding and long-term solutions with the Chinese government ... [but] applying these high levels of tariffs on Chinese products will continue to miss the mark," the groups wrote.
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"When you're a comedian trying to go for jokes, you know how it is trying to figure out a way to get into something that's a touchy subject or something that's very sorrowful and you want to try to bring joy into something and you miss the mark," the Nickelodeon alum explained.
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While we celebrate the ways in which games have begun to pay attention to the large sections of its player base who aren't white, we cannot settle for characters who might vaguely resemble us but who were lazily designed and miss the mark of our intricate and colorful hues, our heavy lips and kinky hair, the celebration of blackness that we deserve but aren't yet getting.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.) to others preferring no response.
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Sadly, even if someone with ID is able to get into a sexual education program, the existing options tend to severely miss the mark: A 2015 study published in the Journal for Sex Research analyzed 20 articles on sexual education programs aimed at this group and found that most fell far short, mainly because people were unable to generalize what they learned in the program to an outside setting.
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And based on reports from the US Drug Enforcement Administration and other government officials, more troops along the border may miss the mark when it comes to staunching the flow of illicit narcotics into the US. The US Drug Enforcement Administration said in its 2017 National Drug Threat Assessment, however, that Mexican transnational criminal organizations transported illicit drugs into the US across its southwest border using varied methods.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.) said he is considering forcing a vote on the Senate floor to try to allow the White House to call its preferred witnesses, including Hunter Biden.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.) and other conservative figures have in media interviews made claims about the name of the anonymous whistleblower who filed a complaint regarding a July 85033 conversation between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.) separately told reporters on Thursday that he was considering forcing a vote on the Senate floor to try to allow the White House to call its preferred witnesses, including Hunter Biden.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.), a vote to end debate on the spending legislation and then final passage of the CR. The deadline: The government is currently funded through Thursday, giving Trump under 12 hours to sign the bill and avoid the second shutdown of the year.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischSenators voice support for Iran protesters but stop short of taking action Bipartisan senators urge national security adviser to appoint 5G coordinator McConnell urges Trump to voice support for Hong Kong protesters MORE (R-Idaho) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate scraps plan to force second stopgap vote ahead of shutdown On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal Democratic debate at Tyler Perry's could miss the mark with black voters MORE (R-Ky.) in his email.
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