However, his forecasts have missed the mark in the past.
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Responses from senior Republicans missed the mark in other ways.
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He also says Cardi missed the mark on his mother.
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Perhaps hobbled by its $399 price, Asus missed the mark.
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", the principal apologized, saying the video "absolutely missed the mark.
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EPS were above the consensus but revenues missed the mark.
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This isn't the first time the actor has missed the mark.
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Mr. President, I believe opponents missed the mark on this issue.
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Some series did exceptionally well, while others completely missed the mark.
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Party officials missed the mark, and deep down, they know that.
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Nevertheless, he missed the mark, and he should address the error.
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" The company added, "Clearly we missed the mark, and we apologize.
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Some fundamental aspects of the business plan, however, missed the mark.
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They aim to provide catharsis where reality has missed the mark.
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AAPOR's analysis found several reasons the state polls missed the mark.
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It wouldn't be the first time her predictions missed the mark.
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Wall Street missed the mark by 203 percentage points that year.
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"You really missed the mark here, on all accounts," she added.
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We're told Dwyer's escape hole missed the mark by 3 inches.
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The shoe retailer's revenue and fiscal 2016 guidance also missed the mark.
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It was a trend that had good intentions, but missed the mark.
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And who could say if his delirious reasoning completely missed the mark?
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Of those, 42 missed the mark by at least $50 a week.
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Bezos missed the mark on this one, but he's not far off.
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While Target's third-quarter sales were up, its earnings slightly missed the mark.
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In particular, the MacBook Pro missed the mark for Intel's Kaby Lake processors.
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So, if the film was aiming to be subversive, it missed the mark.
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But Venmo's beta card missed the mark on style in a big way.
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It's clear that this particular message missed the mark, and we regret it.
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Target may have missed the mark on its latest earnings report, but Investitute.
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Anne Hathaway's latest Instagram, however, may have missed the mark just a bit.
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Pepsi pulled the plug on it and apologised for having "missed the mark".
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Krystal Ball explains how the media has missed the mark again in 2020.
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But a USCIS official who read the email said Koumans missed the mark.
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Onlookers were able to ask questions, but most often, answers missed the mark.
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Were you anxious to make that jump, knowing others had missed the mark?
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The stock also slipped due to a guidance forecast that just missed the mark.
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It's worth noting that Vogue has missed the mark, too, in terms of inclusivity.
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His answer, while it sought to flip existing gendered expectations, somewhat missed the mark.
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Navistar International — Navistar shares dipped 3.78 percent after its quarterly earnings missed the mark.
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But after reviewing it, I felt it had missed the mark, for three reasons.
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But after reviewing it, I felt it had missed the mark for three reasons.
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How could the Dietary Guidelines have missed the mark on so much important evidence?
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Nonpartisan House polls have historically missed the mark by an average of 22016 points.
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In her estimation, all the candidates missed the mark by not bringing it up.
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Though it was seen as a positive gesture, Enivo says it missed the mark.
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While some candidates were close to discussing the issue, they ultimately missed the mark.
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A lawsuit filed today alleges that the report missed the mark by a wide margin.
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"I obviously missed the mark with this one," Musk said during a call with investors.
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In the case of this campaign, the ultimate number missed the mark — by a lot.
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Previous administration efforts to focus on East Asia were well-intentioned but missed the mark.
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She said I needed to start over from scratch because it totally missed the mark.
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Westbrook's ensuing 251.7-point attempt missed the mark, too, dropping the Thunder to 235-232.
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"Clearly, we missed the mark, and we apologize," Pepsi said, according to The Daily Beast.
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Then it will be clearer why I think so many critics have missed the mark.
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Retail sales also missed the mark, rising 10.1 percent in August from a year ago.
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Read about Cramer's three main areas where analysts have missed the mark on retail here.
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"We completely missed the mark," the company said in an updated blog post published Friday.
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The dynamic has also been a boon for companies whose financial results missed the mark.
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We did not mean to disrespect these icons and understand that we missed the mark completely.
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While the North did see above normal rainfall, the forecast missed the mark on California's deluge.
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If we design to a vomiting response, we have really missed the mark on autonomous vehicles.
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Revenue also missed the mark as comparable store sales fell by 0.5 percent during the quarter.
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An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully.
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Apparently, Dodger was trying to match pitch with his lion friend...and juuuuust missed the mark.
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If this was somehow a response to end the silencing of women, it missed the mark.
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The Halftime Report experts believe Barclays' missed the mark on Target and disagree with the call.
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We are very sorry the story did not correctly reflect that spirit – we missed the mark.
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But as for prescribing cocoa to combat syphilis sores, Victorian-era doctors probably missed the mark.
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We are very sorry the story did not correctly reflect that spirit — we missed the mark.
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But I think their message missed the mark a lot in terms of whom they're representing.
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President Trump's Wednesday night address to the nation missed the mark, in the view of many.
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Giants like Target missed the mark while surprise winners like Signet had a very Merry Christmas.
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Read more about what other stocks that the market missed the mark on this earnings season.
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It definitely felt more traditionally masculine, and a lot of the women's merchandise missed the mark.
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For example, last year's winter outlook missed the mark on a few things, including flooding in California.
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Revenue missed the mark, as well, on weaker sales of brands like Yoplait yogurt and Progresso soup.
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I qualified for free filing in 2018 and 2019, but this year I just missed the mark.
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Griffin and Bee were wrong, only because their jokes missed the mark, but at least they apologized.
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Although the arrow flies off-screen, Harry's smile and shrug indicates that he probably missed the mark.
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But, by and large, they missed the mark when it comes to thinking forward about the problem.
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Tesla missed the mark, making only 210,2070 Model 28s the last week of 2180's first quarter.
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And because those polls missed the mark, it created an illusion of a near-certain Clinton win.
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They gave a variety of answers about "the cause of death," but they all missed the mark.
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While they should be given credit for taking on a highly challenging subject, they missed the mark.
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Dick's Sporting Goods also took a hit, shedding 20.1 percent after the company's results missed the mark.
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Polls in past elections have missed the mark on predicting likely voter turnout in recent tight elections.
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Former president also wondered if Democrats missed the mark with their strategy, quote, what if we were wrong?
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"FINA is certainly frustrated that the organizing committee has missed the mark in operating the facilities," Ramsey said.
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The streaming giant missed the mark on several of its projections, and analysts are blaming its lackluster content.
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The drugmaker's revenue missed the mark, as well, hurt by the controversy over pricing of its EpiPen product.
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Dove apologized for the Facebook clip, saying it had "missed the mark in representing women of colour thoughtfully".
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The DNAinfo article misquoted Luke and missed the mark on why we named the sandwich the Pork Morrissey.
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While many people think Jenner missed the mark, Gigi thinks CJ's the right woman to get Trump's attention.
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Biracial Meghan -- half black, half white -- obviously has tanner skin than Harry, so LEGOLAND clearly missed the mark.
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Ms. Murguía also said that Mr. Trump had missed the mark on his Cinco de Mayo menu choice.
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CNBC reported last week that Republicans' recent attempts to court Democrats on tax reform had missed the mark.
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While the documents did offer some new insights, some of the Democrats' claims and insinuations missed the mark.
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"The Senate healthcare bill missed the mark for Kansans and therefore did not have my support," Moran wrote.
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Simultaneously, Kenan Thompson went on the Today show and said Davidson "missed the mark" with his offensive joke.
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The conclusions, basically, were that Apple had missed the mark on the multi-tasking portion of its software.
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New York (CNN Business)Sears needed a great holiday shopping season, but the struggling retailer missed the mark.
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"Part of my goal was to be a millionaire by 30 — completely missed the mark there," Abrams chuckled.
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Sales projections of $6.45 billion to $6.55 billion also missed the mark, with analysts expecting revenue of $6.68 billion.
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When she finally said she'd reverse Trump's tax cuts to pay for her own plan, she missed the mark.
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So far, other politicians' attacks on Mr Babis's business dealings and potential conflicts of interest have missed the mark.
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In Samsung's just released Q2 report, the South Korean electronics conglomerate missed the mark on Galaxy S9 sales targets.
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It's a great brand that focuses on sustainability, but their sizing chart missed the mark for me, I guess.
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The wax Gaga is intended to replicate the singer's infamous meat dress look, but they completely missed the mark.
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"It's clear that we missed the mark," Odyssey creative director Jonathan Dumont said in a recent Ubisoft forum post.
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I missed the mark by only a few minutes, but I was thankful to come out without any pain.
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A Cloudy Crystal Ball: In terms of historical hot takes that missed the mark, there have been some doozies.
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The Sooners pushed the ball quickly to the corner, but Austin Reaves' transition 3-point attempt missed the mark.
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"I think he missed the mark if he was trying to appear really eager to have their allegations aired."
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The "Mad Money " host gave a rundown of several stocks where the market missed the mark during earnings season.
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The "Mad Money" host gave a rundown of several stocks where the market missed the mark during earnings season.
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ADP's private payroll report also missed the mark Thursday, with just 163,000 payrolls compared to 190,000 that were expected.
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The Carpetbagger "Roma" and "The Favourite" led the Oscar nominations Tuesday morning, but which expected nominees missed the mark?
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But on this occasion, as he looked around at his students' demoralized faces, he knew he had missed the mark.
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Nordstrom shares fell more than 13 percent Friday after the company's first-quarter results missed the mark with Wall Street.
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Bery pointed to previous elections where exit polls either completely missed the mark or failed to accurately predict an outcome.
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" About a half hour later, Postmates commented on @SkellaBorealis' tweet wroting, "You're right, we missed the mark with this one.
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But the multinational corporation's odd "sheriff of refreshment" that encouraged people to "share a Coke" kind of missed the mark. .
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Postman's thesis was that the ominous warnings of an Orwellian future, complete with totalitarian censorship, had badly missed the mark.
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Broken down further, 20083 percent of stock fund managers have missed the mark; 54 percent of bond fund managers have.
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Money aside, we're just curious to know if we got the flavor right or if we completely missed the mark.
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An example of when we may have missed the mark was in the recent congressional special election in suburban Atlanta.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill was the biggest decliner on the index, dropping 14.6 percent after its quarterly results missed the mark.
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North Carolina's lawmakers acted to appease LGBT groups and they've already learned that they missed the mark by a mile.
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He hit both free throws, Sabonis's heave at the end missed the mark, and the Orange were left to celebrate.
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In some ways, Starbucks has succeeded in reaching this goal, but in other ways, the company has missed the mark.
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YouTube said it "completely missed the mark" on Friday, and accounts that already have a verification badge won't lose it.
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Macy's most recent earnings report fell significantly below analysts' expectations, and sales during Kohl's last quarter also missed the mark.
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Sanders was right that Alberta's question missed the mark, he was just wrong about the manner in which it missed.
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So far, predictions that House Democrats' impeachment proceedings against Trump hurt the market have also missed the mark, Cramer said.
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Pepsi, for example, pulled the ad quickly and apologized, saying it had clearly "missed the mark" after it received criticism.
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Politicians and campaigners said the campaign missed the mark by objectifying women - while also adding to users' negative feelings about helmets.
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But one never knows — the Academy is elusive, and there have been times that the Golden Globes egregiously missed the mark.
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"Hi, Alie — we appreciate you sharing this with us and agree that we missed the mark on this product," Macy's wrote.
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The MateBook was Huawei's first shot at building a Windows 10 laptop, but it largely missed the mark on several aspects.
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We believed a video would be a good way to replace the fashion show, but this video absolutely missed the mark.
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Sure, he's truly missed the mark and we're all worse off for looking at it, but at least he tried, right?
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I felt if the overarching feel of the score was something people were consciously aware of, then it missed the mark.
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Chyna checks in with her crew to see if she missed the mark with Rob and was too hard on him.
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But, once again, Twitter's execution missed the mark — despite the fact they've been testing the feature for almost a full year.
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Exxon Mobil — The energy giant posted mixed quarterly results, with earnings per share easily topping expectations while sales missed the mark.
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Whether you have succeeded or missed the mark, your time is winding down and you need to plan your next goal.
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So if you agree with critics or Rotten Tomatoes reviewers that Justice League missed the mark, check out its porn parody.
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Follain also instituted a perfect match guarantee so you can return or be refunded for any product that missed the mark.
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On Friday, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki wrote on Twitter that the platform had "missed the mark" with its new verification process.
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The program, however, missed the mark as it excludes part time students and Dreamers — a large percentage of the middle class.
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"We missed the mark, are taking the feedback to heart and will use this to influence future campaigns," Heineken U.S. said.
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After all, 2016 is far from the only time they've missed the mark — and it's likely they'll continue to do so.
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A representative of the gas industry argued that the new estimate, in trying to add the outlier leaks, missed the mark.
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Past efforts at such so-called market-based mechanisms to mitigate the world's worst polluters, though, have routinely missed the mark.
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Because the commission so widely missed the mark, it ought to be dissolved; I am a proud co-sponsor of Rep.
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While some of the nominations were pleasant surprises, including Daniel Craig in "Knives Out," others felt like they missed the mark.
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Retail has been under pressure recently, as retail giants like Macy's, J.C. Penney and Nordstrom missed the mark on their quarterly reports.
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Her response, a smile curled at the corners and shrunk with pity, told me almost immediately that I had missed the mark.
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In December, Musk reportedly admitted to acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan that SpaceX's proposal "missed the mark," potentially complicating its legal case.
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The doctors' treatment of transgender patients was often problematic, for example, and some attempts at telling stories about minorities missed the mark.
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A very quick follow-up tap-in also missed the mark before Els mercifully sank the next shot for a sextuple bogey.
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"An ill-advised Obama-era auto-lending rule issued by the CFPB missed the mark on both process and substance," said Moran.
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An elementary school in New Jersey may have missed the mark while trying to teach young students about slavery in Colonial America.
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And she shot back at critics of the Fed who have argued its policy experimentation since the crisis has missed the mark.
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There are art house shockers, exploitation films, and cult classics, which were made as serious art house films but missed the mark.
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This card was intended to be a playful husband card, but we have notified the product team that it missed the mark.
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" Maybe someone else logged into the @Westjet account, but the airline tried again, finally admitting that its previous responses "missed the mark.
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Her decisions and actions were sometimes emboldened and had positive results, but some events dramatically missed the mark (that jacket, for example).
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Rather, the prosecution seems to have missed the mark on the essential element they are required prove in most criminal cases: intent.
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They credit the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles city attorney with uncovering the scheme, and say the CFPB missed the mark.
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The notion that this was going to be some kind of racing drone turned out to have missed the mark pretty broadly.
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Sanders badly missed the mark when he tried to turn the coronavirus conversation into a recitation of his Medicare for All program.
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While everyone deals with death in different ways, we think it's safe to say that this tweet from Cinnabon completely missed the mark.
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The tweet, intended as a marketing tactic for The UPS Store's shredding service, missed the mark with some customers, said spokeswoman Staci Reidinger.
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Adjusted earnings per share also missed the mark, with a loss of 7 cents, instead of the 6 cents Wall Street was forecasting.
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At its core, Watch is the admission by Facebook that they missed the mark on how people would spend time on the internet.
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Losing a few bottle caps suddenly doesn't look so bad in comparison... Pixel XL's Lens Blur effect missed the mark on this shot.
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When it comes to the realities of living as a trans person, she's missed the mark in ways that endangered these women's lives.
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" In a statement, a rep from the publication said, "It was an attempt at humor and we regret that it missed the mark.
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Saturday Night Live devoted an entire sketch to the misdeeds of Harvey Weinstein, and really just missed the mark in a big way.
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Although Kreisberg doesn't remember the show all that well, he wasn't surprised to hear it missed the mark for a quality cartoon program.
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Another memorable bit of CES snake oil came in the form of a powerful tablet that promised the world – and missed the mark.
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In 6900, the last presidential election cycle, the NRCC's polls missed the mark in several key races, particularly those in presidential swing states.
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U.S. economic data has missed the mark for weeks now, and even though April data is improved over March, it is still disappointing.
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Many have echoed Wednesday's claim that the CBO missed the mark in predicting the number of insured under Obamacare, and that is true.
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I think both sides have kind of missed the mark at really addressing the issues at play when it comes to reproductive rights.
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F Andrew Wiggins' 3-point attempt at the buzzer missed the mark, and the Wolves lost 100-98 to the Thunder on Tuesday.
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Even Meryl Streep's Golden Globes speech, where she spoke out against Trump mocking a disabled reporter and bullying in general, missed the mark.
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Crucially, racism is a huge part of that, and I thought that Orwell really missed the mark when it came to understanding that.
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That it still missed the mark here and there is a testament to how difficult it is to tell a story amid chaos.
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Some design themes have been consistent, yielding attractive vehicles that have stood the test of time; but Tesla has missed the mark, too.
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Otherwise, an episode about slavery that ends on a shot of Jamie's fury and Claire's tears feels as if it missed the mark.
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Amid a social media backlash and calls for a boycott, the brand apologized, saying it "missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully".
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Its model has correctly predicted every presidential result since 1980, except for 2016, when its forecast missed the mark on the Electoral College outcome.
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That growth came despite Shine having missed the mark at times, as with its failed life-coaching subscription product that never emerged from testing.
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Shcherbina says the Apple Watch and Fitbit Surge were the most accurate of the bunch; it was Finnish company PulseOn really missed the mark.
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CEO Aaron Levie told TechCrunch that the reason the $75.9 million in billings missed the mark is because of the seasonality of its business.
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Okay, I wrote the headline as a reaction to my ongoing shame after having missed the mark on Donald Trump's candidacy so many times.
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Rent-A-Center — The company beat estimates by 213 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of 54 cents per share, though revenue missed the mark.
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"It's almost a certainty that if we don't get an offer within that first 10-day period, then we've missed the mark," she added.
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Kohl's latest quarterly sales also missed the mark, and sales at stores open for at least 12 months dropped more than analysts were anticipating.
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Last week, though, in calling for a "sex strike" to protest anti-abortion laws, she may have missed the mark — by a long shot.
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But despite acclaim from Western and Asian news outlets (including this site), many Muslim women have expressed that these collections have missed the mark.
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Like many political reporters, I've spent months reflecting on the arc of 2016, pondering where my coverage might have missed the mark and why.
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Though Ms. Haley's presentation missed the mark, and no one other than the national security elite will even read the strategy, it won't matter.
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"We rotate Coke products regularly on our aircraft as part of our brand partnership, but missed the mark with this one," the airline said.
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Evans' 3-point attempt with 6.9 seconds left missed the mark, and Randle followed by making one of two free throws to seal the win.
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After a long inbounds pass, the Red Storm's Marvin Clark II got off a 3-pointer before the final horn, but it missed the mark.
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The next time you look back on your horoscope from a previous week or month, don't get tripped up thinking your astrologer missed the mark.
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Spurlock missed the mark in his post, but if he truly plans to be an ally, he'll take the negative feedback he received to heart.
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We also know that our first set of communications regarding the sunsetting of bill pay missed the mark, and for that we are very sorry.
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While the deliriously handsome Olivier Giroud missed the mark on a couple of headers, Antoine Griezmann, who came on in the 68th minute, did not.
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"This card was intended to be a playful husband card, but we have notified the product team that it missed the mark," the company said.
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Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS — Wisconsin sophomore Ethan Happ couldn't help but sprawl out on the Williams Arena court when a final shot attempt for Minnesota missed the mark.
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Personal care brand Dove said a recent marketing campaign "missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully," amid criticism that the advertisements were racially insensitive.
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"We rotate Coke products regularly as part of our brand partnership, but missed the mark with this one," the airline told the newspaper in a statement.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki wrote on Twitter that the company had "missed the mark," and apologized for the "frustration & hurt" caused by the new verification qualifications.
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Where his administration has repeatedly missed the mark, though, is in its determination to deride the very "global community" that could help America in its challenge.
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To the Editor: Re "A Defense Against Russian Trolls" (Op-Ed, March 29): Philip N. Howard missed the mark in characterizing Facebook's work to protect elections.
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But it was so out of context that it could not have been anything other than a strategically timed joke — one that unfortunately missed the mark.
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A few smart places agree, and you'll find their deals below, but we also have to call out the many chains who just completely missed the mark.
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"However, we understand that we missed the mark with our terminology and apologise deeply to all our customers that feel offended as this was not our intent."
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While there have been a few positive portrayals of fat characters in movies (see John Waters' gloriously transgressive 1988 film Hairspray), most films have missed the mark.
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Google has certainly missed the mark before; YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki acknowledged that last year's Rewind retrospective didn't reflect many users' experience with the site, for instance.
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Despite the fact that a few recent launches missed the mark, there are products at all price points that look out for the masses blessed with melanin.
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Slovakia's second-quarter growth widely missed the mark, according to data on Wednesday, with growth 1.5763% year-on-year, well below a Reuters poll forecast of 1.5753%.
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I know I'm arriving a little late to this but just letting you know I wholeheartedly agree—we missed the mark, and we're revising the piece accordingly.
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Instacart said in a statement that AB5 "missed the mark" and that it has a diversified business model made up of both independent and full-time employees.
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While the artists missed the mark on many of the inventions, they did get one right: the videoconferencing system Igor uses to catch up with his mom.
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And other critics were as equally disappointed in the final full-length product, with many feeling that it missed the mark and landed in the litter box.
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In an image we posted this week, we missed the mark in thoughtfully representing women of color and we deeply regret the offense that it has caused.
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Even when there have been federal public safety investments for our cities, we have too often missed the mark on what it means to be safe at home.
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While the social network nailed my political leanings, it totally missed the mark on the "News and Entertainment" sources I like — guess it doesn't know everything about us.
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She also described the President's son-in-law Jared Kushner, a top White House aide, as starry-eyed to the point that he missed the mark with Democrats.
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Intel and others also missed the mark with their initial confidence in Meltdown and Spectre patches, which have by and large turned out to be a train wreck.
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"We missed the mark a bit because the girls didn't need professional training or income-generating activities," Sandra Olsson of CSI told an audience in London on Thursday.
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The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. star has been honest about racism she's experienced in Hollywood — and she's also not afraid to call out other stars who've missed the mark.
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In 2016, Gary Ross's Free State of Jones likewise missed the mark, saddling McConaughey with a Confederate-turned-abolitionist white savior narrative and the haunted visage to match.
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Gawker Media is known for a lot of great stories, Denton said (like Gizmodo's coverage of Facebook trending topics), but some of them may have missed the mark.
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Those factors were reasons Swonk believes the government's jobs numbers missed the mark so badly — registering just 98,000 new nonfarm payrolls last month, compared with estimates for 83,000.
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If there's one thing the Internet can agree on, it's that there are plenty of reasons why Pepsi's now-pulled campaign, starring Kendall Jenner, culturally missed the mark.
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Recent reports, however, suggest the company isn't doing very well anymore, and I asked Salvioli why Volata stands to succeed where Vanhawks seems to have missed the mark.
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He could have won the game as time expired in regulation but his running floater just missed the mark, so they went to overtime tied at 111-111.
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On Friday, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki wrote on Twitter that the company had "missed the mark," and apologized for the "frustration & hurt" caused by the new verification qualifications.
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The album's first single, "Look What You Made Me Do," went to No. 1 and logged hundreds of millions of streams, but successive songs have missed the mark.
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The figure made headlines at the time too -- not because people thought it missed the mark ... but because people couldn't stop touching the figure inappropriately and snapping pics.
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It is compelling to see a company as large as Amazon getting into the world of democratizing music creation, even if this first iteration somewhat missed the mark.
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They argued that regulators missed the mark in certifying debt from some foreign nations as safe, while failing to do the same for top-ranked debt back home.
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Fashion blogger Ivy Marshall rounded up her Met Gala best and worst dressed picks on Tuesday, ranking Parker, Diane von Furstenberg and Madonna among those who missed the mark.
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In other words, the second assumption missed the mark with the premise that to compete successfully, Uber (or Lyft, for that matter) has to operate beyond the legal framework.
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Bottom line to Norton -- Bill just missed the mark, and was NOT being deliberately hateful -- and to him, it's not much different from Stephen Colbert's jab at President Trump.
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The joke was met with a lot of negative feedback online, so no doubt, David and SNL wanted to take a moment to admit that it missed the mark.
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On Monday, Madame Tussauds revealed what the pop star's newest wax figure looks like, and to say that some fans think it missed the mark would be an understatement.
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Reality check: There's a lot of analysis out there, including from conservative experts, about how badly CBO missed the mark with its estimates of the original Affordable Care Act.
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Financial stocks around the region were lower, after Goldman Sachs earnings missed the mark and as bond yields fell amid as markets turned cautious and U.S. economic data disappointed.
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The prior elevation maps were off by an average of 6.5 feet globally, but in some places they missed the mark by more than 30 feet, Science News reports.
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The company said on Wednesday inventory became a challenge as it also missed the mark with its key women's sportswear private brands and a higher decline in international tourism.
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We think we missed the mark in explaining our goal — to be super clear, our intention is to offer more opportunity and hours for people in our Reserves program.
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The list consists of sequels that missed the mark, failed attempts at franchises, and a lot of big swings and misses from Disney at the top of the 2000s.
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Memphis guard Ricky Tarrant Jr. had a chance to win the game for the Tigers (210-211, 5-7) but his 3-point shots with 20 seconds missed the mark.
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The Book might be fine for photo editing and other less demanding creative disciplines, but for my everyday needs as a video editor for The Verge, it missed the mark.
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I've told others' stories here, too, and I'm grateful to those who have shared their experiences or expertise with me and helped me right course when I've missed the mark.
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Kenan Thompson says his fellow "Saturday Night Live" castmate Pete Davidson "missed the mark" with a controversial joke on the show about a wounded veteran running for a House seat.
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Every time the Republican lawmakers have sought to protect him, they have missed the mark, claimed they hit it, and assumed they gave him cover to proclaim an unentitled victory.
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Cramer has watched Axovant's stock get totally decimated in recent months, the first wave of losses coming after the Phase 3 clinical trial for its lead drug missed the mark.
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In a statement at the time, Dove said it was "committed to representing the beauty of diversity" but had "missed the mark" with its ad, which was removed from Facebook.
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N.Y.U. took a shot but missed the mark, despite all the hoopla surrounding its announcement and the framing of its offer as generous philanthropy to the tune of $600 million.
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However, chances are that "you&aposve already missed the mark" if you only start thinking about how you intend to become a partner four to five years into the job.
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But writer Carol Pinchefsky thinks the film really missed the mark by spending so much time on male side characters like Kevin (Chris Hemsworth) rather than focusing on its female leads.
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The series was lauded for breaking barriers in how female sexuality was portrayed on television; however, Sarah Jessica Parker herself admits that the movies, the sequel, in particular, missed the mark.
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"If you missed the mark when you were younger, maybe think about using this Halloween as an opportunity to teach your kids about the importance of cultural sensitivity," the article read.
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Even when we have a rare national opportunity to reconnect the American people with those who are fighting, as we did Monday night, we missed the mark and focused on politics.
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Wrong. As deft as Werner Herzog may be at picking up on the subtlety and absurdity of the human condition, he may have missed the mark on the psychology of chickens.
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While companies are increasingly trying to be creative to reach consumers, he said, the North Face missed the mark because it focused on promoting its brand, instead of promoting its mission.
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Nvidia — The chip maker posted better-than-expected quarterly results, but the stock fell 7 percent in the premarket as sales for its data center and automotive businesses missed the mark.
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But where the story missed the mark, Jackson seemed to say in his post, was its assertion that he had mistakenly believed he could remold Anthony into a committed team player.
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The white liberals I saw knee slapping themselves into hysterical oblivion clearly missed the mark and seemingly saw the film as only a comedy and not a commentary of their actual faults.
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So it's possible that the film meant to show that Marlo's postpartum depression had evolved into something else, but for many people, Tully missed the mark by not actually addressing postpartum psychosis.
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Pepsi conceded the next day by deleting the ad from their YouTube channel, admitting they "missed the mark," and to Kendall for making her the image of an ad gone terribly wrong.
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I think [Uber CEO] Travis [Kalanick] raised his hand, said 'I missed the mark on culture, I'm putting the people on the board that are going to help me fix this problem.
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"An ill-advised Obama-era auto-lending rule issued by the CFPB missed the mark on both process and substance," Republican Senator Jerry Moran, who sponsored Wednesday's disapproval resolution, said this week.
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Mayor de Blasio missed the mark, and misrepresented Di Modica's argument in a tweet yesterday saying, "Men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the Fearless Girl."
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While McDonald's has successfully used a literal clown and free toys for decades to hawk burgers and ice cream to children, this recent foray into health and tech definitely missed the mark.
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A top labor leader said President Donald Trump "missed the mark" Friday when he contended House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would not approve a new North American trade deal because of union pressure.
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As 2019's IPO class faces a reckoning on the public markets, there are now even more questions about why the private valuations of billion-dollar start-ups have missed the mark.
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A group of 20 current and former lawmakers, all Democrats, filed an amicus brief Thursday arguing a judge missed the mark ruling against regulators in a critical test of the law's powers.
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Developer id Software tried to revive the name in 2004's Doom 3, and while it was a technological showcase, it missed the mark on what made Doom work: fast, borderline psychotic violence.
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Despite a lot of crosstalk and jabs that mostly missed the mark on both sides, Rubio was able to score a major hit against Trump on the issue of the Trump University lawsuit.
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Even if they missed the mark with "Planet of the Apps," it's important to remember that Netflix's first piece of original content was "Lillyhammer" and not "House of Cards" (that was its second).
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Director Bill Rebane and his crew on "The Giant Spider Invasion" tried to recapture the magic of that bygone era, but somehow missed the mark when it came to telling a coherent story.
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This is especially true when we feel as if we've missed the mark, or perhaps, our manager is out in left field and we aren't sure on how to reel them back in.
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Hello Games might have missed the mark with No Man's Sky, but that studio has owned its mistakes and worked hard to build a more robust game out of an admittedly promising foundation.
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In a meta-meta move, we even "discover" that this wasn't the original form of the game; we're playing a strange pseudo-game, something that missed the mark of what they originally intended.
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Mr. Amendola of the Consorzio Tiberina called it "commendable" that city administrators were "thinking of people who perhaps can't go on vacation or to the sea," but said Tiberis had missed the mark.
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Read more: 'We missed the mark': The inside story of the first weeks at buzzy startup Tia's clinic that aims to reinvent women's healthTia's virtual services before the pandemic were solely chat-based.
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If the GOP wanted to put up a candidate who invigorated its anti-Obamacare and increasingly anti-establishment base, they couldn't have missed the mark much more than they did with Mitt Romney.
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But if Game of Thrones doesn't question those underpinnings in detail as it winds down, it will have missed the mark when it comes to what made it so popular in the first place.
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Despite the fact countless fans clocked the doughnut's appearance in "Mother's Keeper," and tweeted about their possible connection to the growing "Kylie Jenner Is Having A Girl" conspiracy theory, they probably missed the mark.
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Last week, an op-ed in The Hill titled "Time to fix tax loophole rigged in favor of the wealthy," missed the mark on the real world effects of raising taxes on "Wall Street".
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On Thursday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts decided to listen to the song CNN called a "brutal race conversation nobody wants to have" and explored whether or not it missed the mark.
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Musk rallied employees in the letter, while warning departments or suppliers who missed the mark, saying they would need a "very good explanation" and a plan for fixing the problem presented directly to him.
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Ty Jerome's floater missed the mark on the other end, and Odiase connected on two free throws to give Tech a three-point advantage but Hunter connected on a 3 to tie the game.
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But when he died in 2000, it was with the reputation of a man who had been seized with big ideas and big plans, and missed the mark on nearly all the important ones.
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Here are Cramer's three main areas where analysts have missed the mark on retail: Cramer believes that analysts conflated a lack of home-buying activity with a lack of spending within the industry overall.
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Other members of the pop star's fanbase the Beyhive drew attention to the fact that this isn't the first time a wax museum has missed the mark on creating a likeness of the Lemonade artist.
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The movie is based on a Finnish video game that's been a hit with smartphone users for years, but struggles under the weight of countless predecessors that have missed the mark at the box office.
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Snide commentary that she was a manufactured star designed to target certain demographics missed the mark: she understood that Mr Martin's lyrics harnessed the irrational urgency of teenage emotions, and delivered that message with honesty.
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"While we attempted to cover a wide range of issues impacting the company, I'm sorry that we missed the mark, especially when it came to clearly addressing issues around sexual harassment at VICE," Smith wrote.
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Why not (with "R-U-L-E" on our minds and J.Lo's velour in our hearts) admit that this is far from the first time we've missed the mark and betrayed ourselves as bad listeners?
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" Hiroki Watanabe, one of the officials at the Japan construction ministry who is in charge of increasing female participation in the industry, said the overall direction of Japan's public outreach had not "missed the mark.
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And if Trump truly intended his tweet as a way to push for de-escalation and prevent Pyongyang from launching a nuclear attack on the U.S. and its allies in Asia, he missed the mark.
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Season 22 is so chock-full of sensitive, buzzy subjects that it seems the showrunners took it upon themselves to address every social issue possible – and in the process, missed the mark on most of them.
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Moran said in a statement on Twitter that the bill "missed the mark," adding that he was "pleased" that the vote on the Senate bill was delayed by Republican leadership until after the July 4 recess.
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Initially, we wanted to do something typographic—inspired by protest signs or how the media tends to condescend to the youth—but all our attempts ultimately proved too clichéd or overly playful and missed the mark.
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Kathleen Wynne, the premier of Ontario, said in a statement that the call to remove Macdonald's name "missed the mark," and she urged the local school boards responsible for the decision not to take the step.
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Moran said in a statement on Twitter that the bill "missed the mark," adding that he was "pleased" that the vote on the Senate bill was delayed by Republican leadership until after the July 4 recess.
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"EPA had an opportunity to restore the broken trust of farmers and to follow through on the president's commitment, but it appears they've missed the mark... again," Ernst said after the rule was announced on Thursday.
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PASADENA, California — Expectations and hopes could not have been higher for The Muppets' return to television back in September, but it didn't take long for reviewers and fans alike to declare the show had missed the mark.
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Tonight's weak effort, featuring a roundtable of actresses including Kate McKinnon's doddering old Debette Goldry, missed the mark, illustrating exactly why it's so awkward and problematic for an industry to make light of its own dark secrets.
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USC had a chance to pull within one but Shaqquan Aaron's corner 3-pointer missed the mark and the Sooners finished on the other end with a Reynolds layup to give Oklahoma a bit of breathing room.
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"Company reports have been very good on the whole, but revenue numbers have missed the mark and on conference calls they're highlighting trade as an issue," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Back in the Chinese city of Chongqing, dealers at four Hyundai showrooms visited by Reuters say the new Encino SUV, based on its small South Korean SUV Kona and launched this year in China, missed the mark.
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I was once one of those rural conservatives who would have voted for Trump gladly, a South Dakota boy rolling my eyes at how often the mainstream media missed the mark, turning us all into broad stereotypes.
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Images of young boys behind chainlink fences and a report that the government lost track of almost 1,500 minors have sparked outrage over the U.S.'s treatment of child immigrants, but some criticism has missed the mark.
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A turnover in the final seconds gave the Spurs one last chance to tie it, but Brandon Paul's 3-point attempt just before the buzzer missed the mark and Raymond Felton wrangled the rebound to seal the win.
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The buzz about the finished product dulled the fact that the company missed the mark on delivering to actual customers, instead opting to hand out the keys of what appeared to be pre-production models to his employees.
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A Minnesota turnover with 220 seconds left gave the Thunder one last chance, but two Russell Westbrook 227-point attempts missed the mark and Paul George's desperation put-back went wide to give the Timberwolves their third consecutive win.
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But despite the the movement towards more inclusive products in the beauty industry (we're looking at you, Fenty Beauty), many feel Physicians Formula missed the mark with the range of women who were chosen to model the new products.
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I recently went to a booze-free pop-up bar in Brooklyn that serves $11 mocktails, and while I like the idea of nightlife that&aposs not centered around drinking alcohol, this particular event missed the mark for me.
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Missing among those awards was SpaceX, whose founder Elon Musk said in a December meeting with the Pentagon that his company had written "a poor proposal" that had "missed the mark," according to report from the Pentagon's inspector general.
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In 1992's A Return to Love, sin is an "archery term" that "means 'you missed the mark,'" and "the term crucifixion means the energy pattern of fear," which "represents the limited, negative thinking of the ego" — rather than, e.g.
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After a time out, LaChance then hit a pair of foul shots with 10.8 left to put Vandy up, 81-78, Noi's 3-pointer with three seconds left missed the mark, and TCU was unable to get off another shot.
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Pinterest said in October that it had hit 150 million monthly active users — and though that number had missed the mark on targets it set in early 2015, that still represents a large user base where it can generate revenue.
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While complaints other than cost have been raised about the law, the record shows that where the ODA appeared to have missed the mark, simple adjustment of regulatory interpretation or procedures have obviated the need to revisit the original legislation.
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To be sure, the Hindenburg has missed the mark more times than it's been correct, but some analysts are concerned that the omen, when paired with other indicators flashing sell right now, could portend that at least a pullback is ahead this time.
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Although I swashbuckled up to a few clues and filled them out with what I thought were good guesses, I wildly missed the mark on each of them and did wobble around for a while with some bad letters before correcting my course.
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WATCH THIS: Post Malone 'Can't Believe How Many People Wished Death on Me' After His Plane Lands Safely "We rotate Coke products regularly as part of our brand partnership, but missed the mark with this one," a representative for Delta said in a statement.
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Musk admitted that he'd "missed the mark on that front," regarding the original autonomous drive demonstration, but he qualified that Tesla "could've done the coast-to-coast drive [last year] but that the company "would've had to do too much custom code, effectively gaming it.
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Republicans argue that the Fed's post-crisis policies missed the mark and that years of extremely low rates and several rounds of unprecedented stimulus, known as quantitative easing, did not help the economy but instead increased the likelihood of damaging inflation in the future.
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She will tell viewers if a product is too light or ashy for her skin tone, or if a line doesn't contain enough variety of colors to serve darker-skinned women (she's both praised and side-eyed Fenty when they missed the mark with a product launch).
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While Jaybird is one of the go to names for wireless workout headphones, the company missed the mark with the first generation Run headphones, which suffered from unreliable Bluetooth connectivity problems that ultimately left the company's first try a lackluster option compared to more capable competitors.
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"Though the headline outlook may have missed the mark, we believe expectations have been broadly reset for the rest of the year and our view on the long-term drivers of the business remain intact (and actually pulled in a bit)," Nomura analyst Mark Kelley said.
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But what's been making the rounds in the bond market is the fact that in seven of the past eight years, the government's first print of March payroll data has significantly missed the mark, falling below the consensus of Wall Street economists by a wide margin.
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With earnings season coming to a close, Cramer said the disappointing reports are so few and far between they can be counted on two hands: IBM, Ford, Verizon, Twilio, Goldman Sachs, Snap, JC Penney, and Dick's Sporting Goods were the only companies that truly missed the mark.
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The technology industry has recognized its dependence on being able to attract talent in order to grow through innovation, and arguably has innovative cultures, but its leaders now are coming to realize their huge spend on attraction and retention has missed the mark on what employees expect.
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There's room for debate as far as precisely how down the overall market is (not to mention what precisely qualifies a device as a tablet), but there seems to at least be a consensus that early predictions of the tablet space eclipsing PCs missed the mark.
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But as Cleo told me, a record label-directed change in their look and sound meant the band's second album Steppin' Out missed the mark and was only released in the US. A Haçienda and male-focused music history hasn't really remembered Cleopatra in their hometown.
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Jeff Hirsch, Yale Hirsch's son and now editor and publisher of the almanac, acknowledged this week that both barometers had missed the mark this year, but said their long-term record remained intact and that they had accurately anticipated the correction that bottomed out in February.
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Across several different combinations of detection classes, the researchers were able to all but eliminate false positives, but still wound up with a significant set of false negatives (as above), resulting in overall accuracies of between 90 and 95 percent, excluding a first attempt that mostly missed the mark.
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On top of being a popular site with lots of users, there you can outright search for people who are comfortable with non-monogamy, and you can even link an account with a partner's—though they missed the mark on not allowing you to link with multiple partners!
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DeGeneres recalls the last time Portman was on her show, she was pregnant with her son Aleph — and the host made a prediction at the time that missed the mark (although she did correctly predict that Portman would win the Best Actress Oscar for her role in Black Swan).
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Unfortunately, he has badly missed the mark, and inso doing is kissing off tens of millions of votes, many if not most of which would have come from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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I commend him for trying to come up with solutions to what I consider one of the most important policy areas of our current time but think he missed the mark in some pretty important ways that others questioning the role of technology in our daily lives have not.
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" Check out more videos from VICE: Even community colleges have gotten to be too expensive, according to the report, which notes that "two-year and four-year public colleges that failed to meet the students' affordability thresholds missed the mark by averages of around $7,000 and $9,000, respectively.
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It's also a risk: Plenty of brands have missed the mark by spending big budgets on clumsy or offensive ads, such as the use of Martin Luther King Jr.'s voice to sell Chryslers, or Kendall Jenner solving America's social justice issues by handing a cop a Pepsi.
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"China was very attuned to our internal politics, and they tried to maximize the angst that was felt in some of these Trump areas, but they clearly missed the mark," said Joseph Parilla, a fellow at the Brookings Institution who has analyzed the patterns of retaliatory tariffs in red states.
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All the hallmarks are there—Gagneaux's soulful baritone croon, urgent chords, unorthodox melodies, heavy Southern influence, and the strangely harmonious introduction of black metal elements like frosty tremolo, blastbeats, Satanic vibes, and ragged howls—but here, they sound newly purposeful, and gel beautifully, even where the band's earlier work occasionally missed the mark.
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In a case where it missed the mark, a false story touting NASA would pay you $212,27 to study you staying in bed for 22018 days "racked up millions of views on Facebook" before fact-checkers found NASA had paid out $0003,2000 to $220,2000 in limited instances for studies in the past.
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"We think we missed the mark in explaining our goal — to be super clear, our intention is to offer more opportunity and hours for people in our Reserves program," the email said, adding, "For anyone who is not able to shift to more hours, we are committed that no one loses their job. "
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" The center's director, Cameron Hudson, a National Security Council official under President George W. Bush who also worked on Sudan policy under Mr. Obama, said in a statement that the center had "clearly missed the mark" in seeking to "foster a constructive dialogue about how future genocide and mass atrocities can be prevented.
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Joe Scarborough on Monday said that The New York Times has repeatedly missed the mark while covering Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Since we prefer to celebrate the all stars rather than dwell on those who missed the mark, ahead you'll find 14 celebrities who really did the damn thing: Cara Delevingne revived her "Bad Blood" alter-ego, R29 fave Baddie Winkle went all music festival-ed out, and KenGi upstaged everyone (except each other, obviously).
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Milk's diva look also totally missed the mark—she said she was going for Celine Dion's most recent Met Gala appearance, and while it was a fierce choice and a reference that New York fashion queens might get, she needs to know her audience and play to people who have no clue who Anna Dello Russo is.
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The results: Our headline: Uncovering secret government AI Primer's headline: AI and surveillance My thoughts: Way too generic Our headline: The AI acquisitions war Primer's headline: The AI companies since 2010, carving out another front in the nonstop war My thoughts: Nope, missed the mark Our headline: The AI sharecroppers Primer's headline: The new "sharecroppers" My thoughts: Nailed it!
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"This is a message to our constituents, saying we have heard you, we have clearly missed the mark [in] regards to legislation and messaging, and we're going to work on this to make sure that we're an effective caucus to put up the opposition to Donald Trump and to make sure that he is only a one-term president," Gallego said.
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Read more:'We think we missed the mark': Amazon tells workers they can stay in their jobs, after announcing their roles would be eliminatedDon't blame Amazon for FedEx's stock free fallThe CEO of EV startup Rivian explains why he thinks it will beat Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW with its first 2 electric vehiclesEvery electric vehicle you can buy in the US
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In between the political jokes, Franco as host had little to do, and skits that should have been crowd pleasers — like Franco's attempt to wrap holiday gifts devolving into a blood-spurting horror movie scene, and Che's stint undercover as "white Gretchen" — mostly missed the mark in that indefinable way that bespeaks a live show exhausted by a very long year.
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Jim Hood, a founder and the chief executive of Facing Addiction, who lost his 20-year-old son, Austin, to an accidental overdose five years to the day before Mr. Trump's announcement, said he was grateful that the president took the time to talk about a crisis that had too often been ignored, but worried that his message missed the mark.
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Which doesn't really leave us anywhere but here: Diana Ross missed her penalty, and she's never been allowed to forget it; Daryl Hall, Rick Blaskey, and Charlie Skarbek missed the mark, and nobody seems to remember it; James left the apocalypse in a World Cup single as America started to tear apart, and their song's been left at the arsehole end of the 20th Century.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), a Democratic candidate, has made his aggressive call for new regulations on the financial sector — and an implication that current administration missed the mark — a central part of his campaign.
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Trade experts have said Trump's steep tariffs on steel and aluminum, which go into effect on Friday, missed the mark in punishing China because their imports only represent about 2 percent of all steel coming into the U.S. In past phone conversations with Xi, Trump has expressed disappointment over the growing size of the U.S. trade deficit with China, which was $375.2 billion last year.
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It's a momentous day in the fight for abortion rights and access to reproductive health care, and many are celebrating, including The Daily Show — which tried to get in on the festivities but sorely missed the mark with this tweet: Twitter users were not amused, responding swiftly with disappointment in the show's choice to make light of abortion and use language suggestive of coerced sex.
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By omitting any and all references to the daughters of China, the Philippines, Australia, South Pacific Island nations, Myanmar, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Taiwan and many others who were also used as sex slaves by Japan's Imperial Forces, or to stipulate that the $8.3 million promised by the government of Japan for the daughters of Korea is not compensation and may be contingent on the removal of a "comfort women" statue located in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, Abe missed the mark of his apology on all points.
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It's also worth noting that while Vogue's US edition has often missed the mark (like that Vogue magazine story which featured Gigi Hadid and her-then boyfriend Zayn Malik to "highlight the impact the gender-fluid, non-binary communities have had on fashion and culture," or that the September 2018 issue was the first time a Black photographer has shot the cover in the magazine's 126-year history), its international counterparts seem to be getting it right when it comes to diversity and inclusion (save for controversially placed Kardashian cover here or there).
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Don't miss: Elizabeth Yuko: The three subversive messages of 'Schitt's Creek' Holly Thomas: Elizabeth Wurtzel, a controversial writer whose work will live on Rafia Zakaria: May T.S. Eliot letters send an overdue #MeToo message Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons: Methodist Church has reached its breaking point Rebecca Bodenheimer: How the Golden Globes missed the mark Manish Tewari: Indian MP: Our nation's glorious tradition of religious tolerance is being shredded Caroline Polisi: Weinstein case shows the courts have caught up to #MeToo AND... The Queen was livid Last February, English critic Kate Maltby wrote for CNN Opinion about the harsh criticism Meghan Markle had been receiving in the UK press.
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