Autonomous vehicles may be alluring, but we're not ready for them, and clearly they're not ready for us.
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Emanuel Maiberg, Motherboard weekend editor RE: We're Not Ready For Superintelligence I was extremely disappointed that your article "We're Not Ready For Superintelligence"did not allow reader comments.
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But that doesn't mean I'm not ready for another vacation.
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I'm not ready for that," he says, "Not even close.
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If you're not ready for Halloween, we don't blame you.
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"We're not ready for clinical prime time yet," he said.
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"Long haul is not ready for electrification yet," she said.
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Of course, Beyoncé's fans were not ready for the surprise.
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I just think that he's not ready for a relationship.
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But I'm also not ready for it to be over.
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Hot tip: You are not ready for Karamo's pep talk.
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"I'm not ready for a new one," her granddaughter says.
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Microsoft's Panos Panay says the market's not ready for it.
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It would misfire, because society is not ready for it.
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Maybe that's denial, but he's not ready for it yet.
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Anna was understandably amped up and not ready for bed.
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"How are the banks not ready for this?" he says.
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We're not ready for both predictable challenges and unknown ones.
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But there was one part Matthew was not ready for.
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Unlike Ms. Moske, many Americans are not ready for retirement.
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And this region is not ready for an overdose epidemic.
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Maybe even in ways the party is not ready for.
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But Ms. Faulkner was also not ready for the Citadel.
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"Russia is absolutely not ready for the epidemic," Vasilyeva said.
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It's just not ready for the sudden influx of cases.
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"This is a person not ready for prime time, certainly not ready for Congress," the ever-quoted voice of the Washington establishment Norm Ornstein tweeted in response to her answer on a question about Israel.
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Haftar has said he believes Libya is not ready for democracy.
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Obama promised us change, but I'm not ready for this kind.
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Want fuller lashes but not ready for a full faux strip?
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We're not going to give you stuff you're not ready for.
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First, they think asset markets are not ready for higher rates.
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But the technology is not ready for mass deployment just yet.
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But the American palate… it's just not ready for this wine.
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"I am not ready for the 21st century," he told me.
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Why it's still not ready for youWhich usually isn't the case.
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"We were not ready for that caliber of competition," he said.
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Back then, she says, the market was not ready for it.
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Six times, prosecutors said they were not ready for a trial.
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"Today the technologies are not ready for serious production," he said.
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But the crew around him is not ready for prime time.
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"Poland is not ready for immigrants," said Mr. Miskiewicz, the mufti.
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Resentful that I was not ready for that day to come.
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I'm not ready for the museum nor for a waxwork yet.
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My back is simply just not ready for play next week.
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Some were clearly not ready for prime time, Ms. Chiverton said.
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It is still being studied and not ready for widespread use.
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I'm exhausted and not ready for the weekend to be over.
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Put simply, Main Street simply is not ready for a rate hike.
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"The compromise bill is not ready for prime time," Meadows told reporters.
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I was just like oh boy, I am not ready for this.
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"I'm not ready for these types of questions right now," Gronkowski said.
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He was ready for the N.F.L. It was not ready for him.
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But Barclays' Parker warns that investors are not ready for this change.
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He's not ready for it and it's written all over his face.
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The sex was awkward, because we really were not ready for it.
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They may be pointless or maddening or simply not ready for primetime.
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"I am single, but I'm not ready for mingling yet," Nikki said.
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Ree Drummond is not ready for her kids to leave the ranch.
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Jorge Ramos wrote that the Mexican president was "not ready" for Trump.
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I was not ready for the revenge of the fucking Bluetooth headset.
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My body was clearly not ready for such an intense contact sport.
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"Unfortunately, they are not ready for prime time at all," said Drake.
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Frazzled and freaked out and not ready for yet another M-F?
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Good, because frankly, we are not ready for life on another planet.
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"That airport is definitely not ready for the challenge," Mr. Laverty said.
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"It's no secret that we are not ready for this," says Carballo.
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The lung-screening neural network is not ready for the clinic yet.
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"This resolution is not ready for prime time," the Kentucky Republican said.
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Most of the cases were simply not ready for trial, he added.
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All his career he's been thrust into roles he's not ready for.
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Yes, our students are graduating, but they are not ready for college.
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In 2018, we as a culture were not ready for this conflict.
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"It's clear they're not ready for this," said Mr. Sullivan, the expert.
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Related: Think you're not ready for post-Super Bowl 'This Is Us'?
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The bad The world is still not ready for a disease epidemic.
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If you're not ready for a dog, I'd recommend starting with sourdough.
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When they arrived at the border, Tijuana was not ready for them.
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As an unreleased, alpha build, Skype Mingo is not ready for widespread use.
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I want to live in this moment forever, I'm not ready for tomorrow.
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I was not ready for that many bad takes crammed into one letter.
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It's definitely not ready for that kind of work, judging from CSAIL's video.
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And now it's confirmed, the world is not ready for real change necessarily.
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"We woke up to a war we were not ready for," Barzani recalled.
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Play possum for a half, then strike when they're not ready for it.
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This summer our farm was not ready for the power to go out.
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We're pretty sure Republicans are not ready for a girl from the Bronx.
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That's why the the Green New Deal is not ready for prime time.
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She argues that America was simply not ready for such a strong woman.
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A person could have it all, and you're not ready for it all.
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Though its early performance is dazzling scientists, it's not ready for mass production.
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" Austin Romine, a backup catcher, mentioned the obvious: "We're not ready for that.
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"The compromise bill's not ready for prime time," a furious Meadows told reporters.
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The car's not ready for a hands-off parking free for all, however.
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But we definitely were not ready for some of the things we heard.
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Some are not currently employable and not ready for real labor market experience.
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Is there anything you'd like to do that you're not ready for yet?
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Contrary to what President Trump says, we are not ready for disasters ahead.
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"The boat was untested and not ready for a gale," he recalled thinking.
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The World Health Organization warned that countries were not ready for a pandemic.
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Whisper it, but the EU is not ready for life without the UK.
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If you are not ready for a complete reveal, please avert your eyes.
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"You're not ready for the kind of intimacy I'm looking for," he says.
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If the answer is yes, then you are not ready for Nigerian politics.
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It's hard, especially as a young guy when you're not ready for that.
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"Not only they were not ready for her, they were scared," she said.
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Still live from New York, just not ready for TV. Not yet, anyhow.
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Here's my point though, what I'm not ready for is the status quo.
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"This is an untested tax reform that is not ready for primetime," she said.
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The Big Family Quiz Thing (Sunday) So maybe they're not ready for "Jeopardy!" yet.
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"I felt the world was not ready for a model like me," Knox says.
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They will probably rear their ugly head in ways that she's not ready for.
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They were difficult times of course, because the world was not ready for it.
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It's awesome that these chips worked, but they're definitely not ready for primetime yet.
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"The world is not ready for it," she tells Vulture of her big day.
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"We are not ready for a LGBT agenda," Alvarado said at a candidate debate.
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Although Google's announcing the initiative today, it's not ready for prime time just yet.
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Blockchain is also not ready for prime time and needs a lot more work.
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He's making progress, but he's not ready for this to be on the internet.
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While the prototype has logged many miles, it's still not ready for public consumption.
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"It really came out that Elsa is not ready for a relationship," she says.
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Jodie Sweetin is not ready for her Dancing with the Stars journey to end.
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Bill Gates fears that the world is not ready for the next big one.
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Every time we talk, he demands new responsibilities that he's not ready for yet.
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Political campaigns had feeble cybersecurity practices and were not ready for damaging online attacks.
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" What's really worrying right now is that we're not ready for the "next time.
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The attempt fizzled, an indication that South Africa was not ready for the word.
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We are not ready for the ethical boundaries this invasion of privacy will cross.
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READ MORE: FAA says it again: Boeing's 737 Max is not ready for certification
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Almost all of them are in pre-alpha stage, not ready for consumer adoption.
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It warned that Israel's forces, especially the army, are not ready for a major war.
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Even if consumers are not ready for those trends now, Pepsi needs to be prepared.
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Maybe deep down I'm the one that's not ready for us to move in yet.
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"[It was] definitely not that time, I am not ready for that," she told him.
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"We are not ready for people to use this at home," he said of Solid.
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"Facial, for the highest security purposes, is not ready for the 'five nines,'" she said.
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If you're not ready for it, you might not be able to cancel the call.
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We are not ready for this dramatic transformation - not even close, the Harvard researchers conclude.
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As recently as June 28, Kaplan had said he was not ready for rate cuts.
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So that when this giant purple man does show up, they're not ready for it.
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Above, check out a few more reasons why viewers are not ready for this goodbye.
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"I'm not ready for a full-on family van yet, but going in that direction!"
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It's not that people don't use it, but it's not ready for these products yet.
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"His campaign is not ready for primetime," Wasserman Schultz added of the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Remember, you could never have come this far if you were not ready for it.
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Let me be clear—American audiences are not ready for how devastating this movie is.
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Jane Curtin was another "Not Ready for Primetime Player" and part of the original cast.
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If a person is seeking curative treatment, then they are not ready for hospice care.
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Most women choose abortion because they are not ready for the obligations that parenthood entails.
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New York's not ready for Amazon's HQ2, but here's how the city can get there.
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"I've had patients who say, 'I'm just not ready for it yet,'" Dr. Connor said.
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Healthcare leaders say the US healthcare system is not ready for a widespread coronavirus outbreak.
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From the start, RoboJim is showing signs that he's not ready for the outside world.
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It most definitely was not ready for the World Golf Hall of Fame, he said.
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Don't get us wrong, we're not ready for Celine's curated Instagram content to go anywhere.
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Could Neil take Dru around his work colleagues, who were not ready for her bluntness?
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They haven't done an execution in 12 years; the staff is not ready for this.
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People are just against it and that is it, they are not ready for any discussion.
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"I am not ready for another relationship to take place in the public eye," he continued.
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You commented, 'I don't know why counselors push students into these schools they're not ready for.
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Facial for the highest security purposes is not ready for primetime in terms of five nines.
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"They were clearly not ready for the policy that they chose," O'Rourke said of the administration.
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He's becoming more and more interested in meal times, but he's still not ready for solids.
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"If we're not ready for this, I have no confidence in our system," Mr Moura says.
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The "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" of yore would have shredded today's Social Justice Warriors.
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Many in the EU warn the bloc is not ready for another mass influx of people.
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In 2015, the Pentagon expressed grave concern that America was not ready for war in space.
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He said maybe we're not ready for ... He thinks humanity's not ready, can't handle what's happened.
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But it has indicated it is not ready for a free trade deal yet, officials said.
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A man who thinks this blazer is a good idea simply is not ready for marriage.
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He argues that the Arab world is not ready for democracy because it would elect Islamists.
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Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, Democrat of Texas, said she was not ready for an impeachment inquiry.
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But that time is not now, and the best prospects are not ready for a promotion.
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The head of the World Health Organization says the world is not ready for another pandemic.
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Bill Gates has warned for years that the world is not ready for a deadly pandemic.
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We're not ready for gene editing in embryos that would be implanted for pregnancy anytime soon.
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"I wish they could stay, but I know I'm not ready for all of it," she continued.
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Windows 10 had a "May update" that is still not ready for prime time as of October.
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At that time, the populace was not ready for it, online shopping was still not the norm.
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said previously the country was not ready for same-sex marriage.
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The victims' families were still being notified and their identities were not ready for release, Williams said.
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Hizbullah is not ready for another conflict, but it is adding to its arsenal of guided missiles.
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"The state of the art in AVs is not ready for downtown San Francisco," says Mr Cameron.
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Many investors, economists, activists, and some policymakers say the economy is still not ready for higher rates.
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Three years later, his mother, who is not living there, is still not ready for this change.
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Right now, some very loud people are not ready for what Hillary really is: the indomitable woman.
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According to NBC, Farrow's report was not ready for publication at the time he left the network.
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Maybe I'm not ready for my heroes to be cloaked in middle-age, not an invisibility cloaks.
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Sex and the City's Charlotte is not ready for the famous four ladies' adventures to be over!
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Besides the concerns around data collection, critics say facial recognition is not ready for large-scale deployment.
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People are not fucking around today — if you're not ready for a confrontation, don't pick a fight.
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"(We're) working on it, (it's) not ready for prime time, we'll get there soon," Vaswani told CNBC.
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He also has new material, now that he has his own not-ready-for-naptime family member.
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But Marty was not ready for his close-up, skittering away when treats were not on offer.
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It's not ready for high-speed travel just yet, but it appears to be coming along nicely.
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For many Hong Kong residents, the city's transportation networks were not ready for their return to work.
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"Despite the exemplary service and location, this Four Seasons is not ready for prime time," one wrote.
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Actress Connie Britton says she's not ready for what she calls "the ultimate sacrifice" of entering politics.
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But in retrospect, apart from a few powerful debate performances, Harris was not ready for prime time.
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Many of the men present were missing their guns, indicating they were not ready for active duty.
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Joelle's quote from the Gospel of Joshua is particularly applicable for Reggie, but he's not ready for it.
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The UN refugee agency has said conditions in Myanmar were not ready for the Rohingya refugees to return.
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Also looming in this scenario: the approaching deadline of a major exam that you're definitely not ready for.
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"Bangladesh has a lot to offer foreign tourists," he insists, but Bangladeshis "are perhaps not ready for bikinis".
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After, though, he confronts her about the dreaded rumor: Is it true that she's not ready for marriage?
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They were not ready for the clear interest the general public has displayed in the GDPR being enforced.
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If they're not ready for the NHL, why not send them down to the minors like anyone else?
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In short, the regulations were not ready for use on October 1, and there are no quick fixes.
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Drill music's off-beat flows, some argued, were mere evidence of its not-ready-for-prime-time status.
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For all his many years as a reality TV host, he is simply not ready for prime time.
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"These changes are going to trigger an avalanche, and Cuba is not ready for it," Mr. Morales said.
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But for Jimmy Stracner, the spokesperson of Protecting Nevada's Children, the state is "not ready" for full legalization.
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In many of the most heavily fracked regions of Pennsylvania some residents are not ready for a ban.
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The popular Figment NYC arrives on Roosevelt Island, but some residents are not ready for thousands of visitors.
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Viktor Zolotov, the head of Russia's National Guard, said the country was "not ready" for mass gun ownership.
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While it's not ready for prime time, "most of it is here, all within our grasp," Jacobs said.
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You don't have to spend long with X's robots to know that they're not ready for everyday service.
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But Shea Stadium was not ready for the 1963 season, so they had one more Polo Grounds farewell.
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Even so, the workplace is not ready for how often we are going to pull out our phones.
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And then we have this phenomenon that America is not ready for and that's this cyberbullying that unleashes.
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"They are not ready for these surprises - it's the tunnels which have caused our greatest losses," he said.
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We are in Lyon, a traditionally bourgeois city and people here were not ready for this kind of food.
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She's been with her boyfriend for seven years, but he keeps telling her he's not ready for marriage yet.
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"They are not ready in general but they're really not ready for this," he said in an Instagram video.
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It's a far cry, certainly, from the not ready for prime time prototype Samsung marched out onstage last month.
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Beyond that, this controversy is an indication of a campaign, and perhaps a candidate, not ready for prime time.
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A government source told Reuters that information on the 22.4/240 crop area was still not ready for publication.
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The plan would envisage "allowing space" for those countries in the EU that are not ready for further integration.
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"We are not ready for talks about anything," he told Reuters on the fringes of the Geneva auto show.
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She's not ready for a massively public event like that, but she is getting back into her wellness routines.
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The available apps hint at the potential for the Rift beyond gaming, but they're not ready for prime time.
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I'm so happy for my best friend, but I am not ready for the responsibilities of marriage or motherhood.
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LOS ANGELES — Captain America: Civil War is Marvel Movie No. 24, and you are probably not ready for it.
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Now that The Nightly Show's been canceled, does that mean that audiences are not ready for the other perspective?
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A new relationship he talked about in January has since ended, and Hayes says he's not ready for another.
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Rubio was off his game, got rattled by Christie, and showed voters he is not ready for prime time.
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It would require treaty change that France was not ready for, said Noelle Lenoir, a former French EU minister.
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Rather, it appears the app is just not ready for primetime – the sign-up screen gets stuck during loading.
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I'm not ready for titles and all that stuff," he said, then added with a laugh, "I'm damaged goods!
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"We had very ambitious goals, but the country was not ready for them," Dujovne said before leaving for Washington.
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You're not ready for it but that's OK. Internalize it now and let's come back to it next year.
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The world is not ready for "a fast-moving, virulent respiratory pathogen pandemic," a W.H.O. report said last year.
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For that reason, diplomats say, Prince Mohammed has long argued that the Arab world is not ready for democracy.
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In December, Bukele told CBS's 303 Minutes that El Salvador was not ready for asylum-seekers from other countries.
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"Massey is Melba toast, Nicole is not ready for prime time and Faulkner owes so much money," he said.
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This worked so incredibly well because the core concern about Rubio was that he was not ready for primetime.
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They would never offer, but even if they would, that's ... I'm not ready for that and neither are they.
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That way, the shifts serve to reinforce the broader argument that he is not ready for the Oval Office.
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You're alone, you feel isolated, you know you look stupid — Again, the headsets are still not ready for primetime.
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As recently as December, however, Duterte said he felt most citizens were not ready for a shift to federalism.
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Background TV isn't the best choice because it can limit conversation and expose kids to content they're not ready for.
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However, energy industry watchers and experts in the region believe the Iranian leadership in Tehran is not ready for talks.
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Kendall avoids answering the question directly by saying she's "not ready" for their relationship to end, but Arie presses on.
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I literally just sat through about 50 hours of Marvel movies, and I'm still not ready for this to end.
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Northam's team was not ready for the maelstrom that ensued from the photo and his immediate responses, an adviser said.
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This applies especially to the insurance claims field, which is not ready for the loss of baby boomers to retirement.
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Hot Wheels cars are the timeless toys that children use to show their parents they're not ready for real cars.
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"The government has admitted that we're not ready" for another storm, even as hurricane season has begun, stressed Lopez Varona.
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Image: PlastcThere are dozens of ways to pay for things, but apparently, the world was not ready for one more.
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At 9, he should technically be in third grade, going into fourth grade but developmentally, he's not ready for it.
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Her friends have urged her to store her son and granddaughter's belongings, but she is not ready for that yet.
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"Their bodies are not ready for childbirth, and emotionally they are not ready to be wives and mothers," she said.
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Google has also made sure not to take its cars into situations they're not ready for, like snow or rain.
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Night workers eat when their bodies are not ready for food and try to sleep when they are not tired.
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If you're not ready for the full home conversion, perhaps you and to want to upgrade your consumable buying habits.
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We are not ready for this age wave, as we are neglecting the long-term care system we currently have.
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"The compromise bill is not ready for prime time," Meadows told reporters off the House floor who witnessed the exchange.
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She knows investors will want to rapidly open new locations, and she&aposs not ready for that step just yet.
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"Straight up, the party is not ready for the debate that is coming," one senior Democratic Senate aide told CNN.
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I remembered when I first put his music on, he cried and I thought, ok, we're not ready for that.
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Believing that grasping technology is not ready for prime time, Amazon is automating around that problem when packing customer orders.
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He was also irritated by arguments the Clinton team made that suggested he was not ready for the Oval Office.
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Asked whether that means the Saudi government is not ready for the IPO, Nasser said it's not about being ready.
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Maher is not ready for Hilgers to leave, but he shares his old trainer's commitment to keeping the gym alive.
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Facial recognition systems that work on portions of the face have also been developed (although, again; not ready for commercial use).
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With factories running nearly 30 percent below capacity, companies were not ready for fresh investments until demand roars back to life.
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But it's not ready for people just yet: Blue Origin said the rocket will carry 38 research payloads during Friday's flight.
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But the next day, after 24 hours of charging, they found that the Tesla was still not ready for the road.
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It's not ready for production yet, and the researchers will now need to think about adapting the process for the industry.
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But, the US is not ready for what experts call Y2Q (Years to Quantum), and the time to prepare is now.
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If you are not ready for that, then I would ask if you are really so pure of heart and mind.
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Just like when I watch a horror movie, I am already leaning away from the screen not ready for the inevitable.
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The video is equally not ready for CMT; I'm not even sure you're allowed to show your midriff on that channel.
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Not because she's too young to have seen Forrest Gump in theaters, but because he thinks she's not ready for marriage.
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And while the software is not ready for clinical use, it could be deployed in hospitals in a matter of years.
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" Similarly, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics stated that dietary advice based on genetics "is not ready for routine dietetics practice.
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Self-driving technology is being developed and tested by dozens of companies, although it is not ready for real-world use.
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Don't worry ... we fired off some Eli Manning questions and Pierce told us the QB is NOT ready for Canton yet.
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Kirpa and Tayshia — both beloved on Bachelor internet — warn him that Cassie and Caelynn are the ones not ready for marriage.
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The presidency has decided "unilaterally and with no good reason" that the list was not ready for adoption, the diplomat said.
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First, T-Mobile says that while it's building out its sub-6Ghz capacity, it's simply not ready for live deployment yet.
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NBC has said that Farrow's story lacked on-the-record, on-camera sources, and that it was not ready for broadcast.
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UNFORTUNATELY, OMEGA WAS before its time — British society was not ready for a radical rethinking of the sober Edwardian living room.
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The company planned to announced the robot this year, according to Bloomberg, but it's not ready for mass production just yet.
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I don't find the motivation to seek for a career that I like and I'm not ready for a new relationship.
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"If climate change goes unchecked, the world will face security risks and conflict that it is not ready for," he said.
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A U.S. National Science and Technology Council report has demonstrated that America is definitely not ready for these kinds of impacts.
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The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said last week conditions in Myanmar were not ready for a safe return of the Rohingya.
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He ultimately concluded that he was not ready for such a massive undertaking so soon after the death of his son.
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We're not ready for this back and forth to start up again, so have contacted Lana's reps asking for a comment.
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Most players coming out of high school simply are not ready for the pros, even though they may think they are.
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Lakers guard Lonzo Ball is not ready for contact and will be limited when Los Angeles opens training camp next week.
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People here often invoke India as an example for why China, with its even larger population, is not ready for democracy.
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Now, PSA: if you were perturbed by the milk, you're not ready for what's coming, so please sashay far, far away.
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But some analysts said that date was likely too optimistic as many companies were still not ready for the new tax system.
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READ: World leaders scale back rhetoric on Donald Trump 'Just not ready' for Trump Will they unite behind their party's standard-bearer?
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Indeed, India's army chief admitted to civilian leaders after the 2008 attacks that his battalions were "not ready for war" with Pakistan.
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Yes, the people closer to China, the bankers, felt excited, but largely the investors in Wall Street were not ready for that.
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The fact that these companies didn't demo inside-out tracking last week could suggest that it's still not ready for the public.
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"We are not ready for an attack," said Papisse Thiam, who mans the gated entrance to a beachside compound frequented by Westerners.
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BMW is quick to point out that although these are all just concepts right now, and they're not ready for the road.
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But Europe was not ready for banknotes; it took another 300 years for them to take off, with Sweden the earliest adopter.
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The move signals that prosecutors are continuing to question Gates on various matters and are not ready for him to be sentenced.
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Tough talk If conversations about race make you nervous, then you're so not ready for rapper Joyner Lucas' "I'm Not Racist" video.
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I'm still not the best Mech commander I can be, and I'm still not ready for everything BattleTech can throw at me.
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Now, I'm no stranger to putting stuff up my nose for work, but I was not ready for the sting that followed.
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That such aggressive action may even be needed, though, further exposes the underlying problem: America was not ready for the coronavirus pandemic.
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Major Olimpio, a lawmaker from Bolsonaro's own party who helped run his campaign, agreed the political climate was not ready for reform.
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The rest of the world is 'simply not ready' for the coronavirus, according to a WHO envoy who just returned from China
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Radner rose to prominence as one of the Not Ready for Prime Time Players on "Saturday Night Live" from 1975 to 1980.
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And, if you're not ready for whatever reason it doesn't matter, you win or you lose," LL said ... "And he wasn't ready.
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He earned a bump in donations in the fall but all along it was evident: America was not ready for Julián Castro.
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Two in 5 people say they're not ready for an economic downturn in the next year, according to a new Bankrate poll.
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"We are not ready for talks about anything," he had told Reuters on the sidelines of the Geneva auto show last week.
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" The guys came and knocked on the door, and they started delivering their lines, and I said, "No, I'm not ready for this.
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As I put it in 2012: The fact of the matter is that people, by and large, are not ready for mobile payments.
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Candidates who are unable to clearly answer that question are not ready for prime time and certainly not ready to take on Trump.
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Dallas forward Dirk Nowitzki warmed up before the game but determined that his sore right Achilles' tendon was not ready for game action.
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"We're trying to do something unique that, in its current state, is not ready for outside investment and may never be," Hyman said.
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Let me be very clear: The technology is not ready for human use, which means major changes in abortion policy are not imminent.
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The bottom line: Rushing to deploy technology that is not ready for the real world risks alienating the public in the long run.
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The Lockheed parts installed by the Pentagon were not ready for installation because they lacked electronic records, the inspector general said in June.
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According to analysis from a Northern Virginia criminal defense attorney, team Mueller was not ready for prime time in Judge Ellis&apos courtroom.
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Friends, family, and many, many of my co-workers can't stop…Read more ReadYou Are Not Ready For HoloLens 2Microsoft figured it out.
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Hitler knew that Germany was not ready for war, and, on the international stage, he was doing his best to conceal his plans.
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The reason the president doesn't want to raise – change some of the mandatory spending, is because the public's not ready for it yet.
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"The whole thing suggest to me that they're just not ready for a credential" one panel member said, according to Politico's Hadas Gold.
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So basically, gymnema sylvestre seems like it could be promising for some people, but it's "not ready for prime time," Dr. Stanford says.
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Tyler Cowen recently gathered some of the more interesting theories on his blog Marginal Revolution: America is not ready for a woman president.
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He was not ready for the racetrack as a 2000-year-old, nor could Baffert hurry him along for the Kentucky Derby preps.
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Several speakers said self-driving vehicles are not ready for public use, citing their inability to operate in snow and other technical challenges.
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I've spent the last week with Google's ambitious new game platform, and I'm convinced that it's not ready for the spotlight just yet.
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And even though Muniz admitted he still gets "so nervous" before they perform, he's certainly not ready for the experience to be over.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve, determined to move cautiously, said on Wednesday that the American economy still was not ready for higher interest rates.
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But I worry that on their own, they'll become addicted, use social media inappropriately or be exposed to something they're not ready for.
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"The market was not ready for them in the past because of cost, but the 483 fuel price spike changed that," he said.
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While I travel, the script is being improvised on a daily basis; as far as I'm concerned, it's not ready for public consumption.
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I would not consider serving apple pie for the Fourth of July, despite its national symbolism: The calendar is not ready for apples.
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If you're not ready for immersion, you can add multiple languages to Google Home so it will work with any one it hears.
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Which leads us to lesson No. 3 from the Banco Popular mess: Don't reach for yield if you're not ready for the risk.
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Caring for a smartphone, like caring for a pet, is a big responsibility and maybe you're just not ready for that commitment yet.
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"It's a combination of technology that is ready for prime time and technology that clearly is not ready for prime time," he said.
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Many high school students rush off to four-year campuses not ready for the academic work or not sure why they are there.
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Researchers are still looking into how effective medical apps are at treating diseases, and some experts say they're not ready for mass adoption.
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ST. JOSEPH, Louisiana — The stuff that comes out of the taps in northeast Louisiana can be overwhelming if you're not ready for it.
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To compete against that is almost foolhardy, so I feel like planning a sequel is an assumption of success that I'm not ready for.
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Her thoughtful piece isn't at all about the tingling sensations or the whispers — it's about being faced with an intimacy you're not ready for.
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And Akin was notably exposed as being not ready for prime time, whereas Moore has yet to inflict any real damage on his campaign.
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I think in some ways copyright law was just sort of not ready for a lot of what the internet brought to the table.
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In her interview segment, Chyna admits to the camera that maybe she's the one that's not ready for them to move in together yet.
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After spending millions of dollars on feasibility studies for Amapala, South Korea's development agency concluded that the area is not ready for a megaport.
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The video of the young girl saying she is "not ready" for a new president had almost 2 million views as of Saturday afternoon.
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These new waves of people brought new health challenges that NGOs, U.N. agencies, and refugees themselves were not ready for -- despite years of expertise.
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At the weekend, Thailand's chief negotiator had said the insurgents were not ready for the safety zone, despite the sincerity of the Thai government.
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This administration was completely not ready for Day One, and that's just objective fact that we'll see the people that they put into place.
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Despite having prepared myself mentally and physically for hernia surgery, I was not ready for the post-surgical reality of a major core repair.
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Dr. Conti says that patients sometimes come to her at six weeks and say that they're not ready for sex but their partners are.
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"Malia is more than ready to leave, but I'm not ready for her to leave," he said on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show" in February.
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A missed payment fee is a stinging slap on the wrist and may be another indication that you're not ready for a credit card.
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They'll sell for $3,000, but they're not ready for prime time; Microsoft says this early version is for developers looking to build HoloLens apps.
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Trump also suddenly said he would stop large scale training exercises on the Korean peninsula, something commanders behind the scenes were not ready for.
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The mission was originally scheduled to launch in 2018, but was pushed back to 2020 because multiple components were not ready for that deadline.
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What if the world was not ready for a 26-year-old girl from the South to be the moral center of the story?
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Even with the downturn, the Texas oil patch is not ready for a Green New Deal, Dovalina said during an interview in his office.
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The world isn&apost prepared for the next pandemicPublic-health experts have repeatedly warned that the world is not ready for a deadly pandemic.
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In the same poll, 45 percent of voters said the country was not ready for a gay president, while 40 percent said it was.
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"Straight up, the party is not ready for the debate that is coming," one senior aide to a Democratic senator told CNN last year.
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About a quarter of respondents answered affirmatively, while 46 percent said their neighbors were either definitely or probably not ready for a gay president.
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And if you're just kind of signing on the dotted line and not reading that and you're not ready for it, it's really not good.
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I was not ready for a Hawaiian food gut buster brunch, but I am totally going for it: spam musubi, fried rice, and French toast.
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Indeed, some countries might be better off standing aside from ventures they are not ready for, even if it involves some sacrifice of broader influence.
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His political opponents had attacked him as "just not ready" for the job, implying his best feature was his hair rather than his intellectual prowess.
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Knut Ostby, the head of the UN in Myanmar, told Reuters in an interview on Thursday Rakhine state was not ready for any significant returns.
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The current valuation is equivalent to about 35 percent of GMs market capitalization despite no significant revenue and a product not ready for commercial launch.
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Though he knows he's not ready for a new girlfriend just yet, Higgins admits he does get "tempted" by the thought of a new relationship.
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The Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces (DFCF) opposition alliance said it was not ready for more dialogue and demanded the military hand over power.
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"We can't predict so life throws us everything we're not ready for or expecting, so it's nice to have good people around you," she says.
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Which isn't to say that it's out of the realm of possibility — or that perhaps, the singer's not ready for something sparkly from her beau.
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"We are simply not ready for this yet," Ib Thomsen, an MP from the Progress Party, a partner in the Conservative-led government, told Reuters.
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"The world was not ready for the explosion of the internet from a bunch of small communities to something we all use," Mr. Bogost said.
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"Brazil's government is not ready for what is coming," said Jesús López de Bobadilla, a Catholic priest who runs a refugee center on the border.
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But then, on Lap 32, the team called him for a tire change that the pit crew was not ready for, costing him precious seconds.
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"We are not ready for talks about anything ... we have other problems," he told Reuters on the fringes of the Geneva auto show on Wednesday.
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"We are ready to extinguish fires, but we are not ready for arsonists," Isabel García Tejerina, Spain's environment and agriculture minister, said on Spanish television.
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In the filing, prosecutors and Gates' lawyer said he was not ready for sentencing and asked to postpone filing a status report until mid-January.
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As the coronavirus swamps the country's doctors, hospitals and emergency rooms, it's become clear that the U.S. healthcare system is not ready for this pandemic.
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The current valuation is equivalent to about 35 percent of GM's market capitalization despite no significant revenue and a product not ready for commercial launch.
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"We wanted to run this as a demonstration about how this software is absolutely not ready for prime time," Ting said during the press conference.
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Though the plans for Figment had been drafted months before, residents suddenly started to worry that the island was not ready for another large festival.
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Automakers say the vehicles could greatly reduce roadway fatalities and help their businesses, but many safety advocates say they are not ready for wide deployment.
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But if an agreement is not ready for the Brussels summit, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will almost certainly have to postpone Britain's exit again.
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Carson Wentz continues to ramp up football activity in practice, but the Philadelphia Eagles are not ready for expose their franchise quarterback in exhibition games.
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Background: Current AVs are not ready for full autonomy (the robo-taxis in Waymo's Arizona service, for example, reportedly avoid highways and sometimes require human assistance).
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It's not ready for the public yet, but company employees are now internally testing it — though they're warned that it's not for dating their co-workers.
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Even before the Crystal Serenity, the coast guard and local communities were raising concerns that the Arctic was not ready for the sharp rise in traffic.
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It seems very sort of like in the vein of these like Halloween myths, and it is barely September and I am not ready for Halloween.
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The M.D. Anderson Cancer Centre in Houston earlier this year cancelled a Watson project after spending $60m because it was deemed not ready for clinical use.
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The U.K. is not ready for how artificial intelligence (AI) will "fundamentally reshape" the way we live and work, lawmakers warned in a report on Wednesday.
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On this week's episode of her podcast, she called Chigvintsev an "amazing lover" but insisted he's not her boyfriend, saying she's "not ready" for that label.
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The projects to be sold will only be residential ones that are newly acquired in the open market and not ready for sale, the company said.
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But speaking to delegates and protestors over the past few days, I've found ambivalence more common among the Sanders delegates, even those not ready for Hillary.
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It currently has a two-star rating on the App Store with many reviews complaining about it being slow, buggy and not ready for prime time.
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Either you go and make the bigger mess right now, or that song doesn't want to be written right now, your brain's not ready for it.
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This one comes to Central Park with a headlining performance by Justin Roberts and the Not Ready for Naptime Players, who specialize in child-friendly rock.
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Clinton is prepared to be president, while an astonishing two-thirds say that Mr. Trump is not ready for the job — including four in 10 Republicans.
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After the war, the abolitionists pushed for Reconstruction, which created a corrupt central government and the empowerment of African-Americans who were not ready for democracy.
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" United Rentals: "I'm still not ready for it, because this is a business that has a lot to do — more than we thought initially — with oil.
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But Verily made clear that the website, known as Project Baseline, will be restricted to California residents for now — and is not ready for nationwide service.
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Lopetegui — whose elite club experience amounted to one unhappy, 20-month spell at F.C. Porto — suspected he was not ready for a job of that scale.
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"Waze is thinking about the driver experience today, and self-driving cars are not ready for the mainstream, but traffic is here and now," he said.
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"This country is not ready for a Boca-River final," the journalist Andres Burgo said before the first leg, which ended in a 2-2 draw.
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"The case is not ready for sentencing," Flynn's lawyers, including the recently hired Sidney Powell, wrote in a joint status report filed in Washington district court.
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Meanwhile, in an October poll, more than a third of voters said they were either definitely or probably not ready for a gay commander in chief.
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If this is what life is like, I am not ready for one more of my collaborators to pay for it and I am not either.
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"I was feeling nerves, I was putting so much effort in, my stomach was not ready for that, it was rebelling a little bit," he said.
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If your college-bound junior or senior still requires external accountability for school work, your child may be telling you he's not ready for academic independence.
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For now, self-driving cars are not ready for consumers, and sales of the battery-powered vehicles demanded by California regulators remain marginal and money-losing.
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"This new report seems to be sending flashing red lights warning that the Census Bureau simply is not ready for what's about to happen," the chairwoman Rep.
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In keeping with the stream of white baby-boomer former Not Ready for Primetime Players, the safe money is on someone like Dana Carvey or Kevin Nealon.
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Because I was not ready for marriage at the time I was also avoiding waiting for a proposal, the traditional path that all my peers were facing.
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As ever, beta software is by definition not ready for public release, so you're going to encounter the odd bug if you go download onto your iDevice.
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"Folks who are trapped in an ideological box that tells them they don't need to do any work are usually not ready for help." via GIPHY 13.
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Yet our wallets were not ready for the imminent launch: Today, the sportswear retailer will begin rolling out spring '17 ready-to-wear in-store and online.
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The Moon in Libra brings plenty of communication today, Leo, but don't pressure yourself to have conversations you're not ready for—take time to think things through!
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Evan Fournier is French so he can eat croissants all day and still look like this in his vacation pics, even the ones he's not ready for.
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If you're not ready for the Main Stage yet, you can still apply for our TC Top Picks program and receive a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package.
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"If you're not able to understand the magnitude of something that you did, it causes me to think that you're not ready for public office," she said.
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Farther south, Kendall and Kylie (Jenner, though if you have to ask, you're probably not ready for Fashion Week prime time) toast their new Kendall & Kylie collection.
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Members of the press recently got a peek at the baby hippo on one of these outings, but she's not ready for her public debut quite yet.
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"I feel like a lot of young parents or even middle-age parents who are continuing to build their family, they're not ready for this," says Pak.
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"My back is simply just not ready for play next week," Woods said in a Twitter post, raising concerns about his preparation for the Masters in April.
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Some Republicans argue that you are not ready for prime time, that serving as town supervisor of Grand Island (population 20,829) has not prepared you for Washington.
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Mr. Lack and Mr. Oppenheim, in their recent statements, echoed an internal report prepared by NBC in saying that Mr. Farrow's story was not ready for broadcast.
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"I just kept seeing things with all these huge holes in them, just not ready for prime time," one ex-employee said of the state of products.
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There's even a kids' stage, where bands like the Not Ready for Naptime Players entertain small children and whichever parent has been tasked with day-care duty.
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Intense conversations come up today, but if you're not ready for these discussions, you have the right to set a boundary and schedule them for another day.
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Twenty-thousand new students arrived at public community colleges in New York City last fall only to be told they were not ready for college-level work.
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Armed with the knowledge that she was not ready for a child, she turned to an underground network of abortion providers, many of whom operated in unsanitary conditions.
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Not ready for prime time The new research is "not a big breakthrough," said Yi Zhou, an associate professor of biomedical sciences and neuroscience at Florida State University.
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"The place was not ready for the survival of people because there is no food, water is scarce," said a soldier in Guzamala, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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"Ryan's a very sweet guy and he cares a lot for Audrina, but he's not ready for a serious relationship or to settle down," the source tells PEOPLE.
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France led the push for elections, believing it could benefit from helping fix the Libya conflict, before realizing the country was not ready for a vote, diplomats say.
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It was theoretically the perfect example of youthful self-destruction, and taken as a sign that today's teenagers were not ready for the challenges of the real world.
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Supposedly, we were set to see Vesta hit the market earlier this year, but a new Bloomberg report published Friday says it's not ready for mass production yet.
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It seems inevitable, but Saatchi and Allsbrook won't confirm it — and, given how limited the Sundance demo's features are, it's clearly not ready for a consumer release yet.
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J. Simpson: Partying With Hot Bikini Babes Khloe Kardashian Shows Off Baby BumpBen Affleck: Not Ready For The Big Step With GFLamar Odom: Back In The Danger Zone?
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However, before you go diving off the deep end into the nearest pool, understand that the Apple Watch Series 22 is not ready for swimming all the time.
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A side-by-side comparison of the two operating systems conducted over the past year has convinced him that Windows 10 is still not ready for prime time.
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"I'm not ready for this s--- to launch," one apparent Starbucks employee tweeted, along with a photo of the person giving a Tie-Dye Frappuccino the middle finger.
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CRISPR has been hailed as an innovation with tremendous potential, but many in the scientific community believe the technology is still experimental and not ready for human application.
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In recent days, the PNG police, advocates and the United Nations have all claimed the accommodation provided was not ready for the arrival of more than 600 men.
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Even though we're still in debt and not ready for large-scale investing, we want to feel that we're working toward the financial milestones that matter to us.
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She was the first person he hired for what would become his groundbreaking sketch comedy team, which was dubbed "The Not Ready For Prime Time Players," in 1975.
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In the talk, he said that the world was "not ready for the next epidemic" — an observation that appears to have been proved correct in the past weeks.
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As outlandish as your situation may seem, you are not the first tenant to find yourself signing a lease on an apartment that is not ready for habitation.
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The World Health Organization warned that the world was not ready for a pandemic, even as it praised China's aggressive efforts to wrest the virus under control. 2.
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Since the novel coronavirus, COVID-219, reached the United States, it has been clear that our country is not ready for a public health crisis of this magnitude.
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At the end of this date, we start making out, and she stops us before we get too far and says she's not ready for that, which I respect.
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Instead, these gadgets are ending up in drawers and closets as expensive reminders of how wearable gadgets are not ready for prime time — at least for the foreseeable future.
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If you're not ready for a full-blown alarm security system, the indoor Nest Cam is one of the best home security cameras and a great place to start.
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What Katie Said About Caelynn & Cassie Before she departed, Katie became one of three women to warn Colton that some of the contestants left were not ready for marriage.
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It's still not ready for prime time, but the approach, in which the developers used silicone and 3D-printing, could revolutionize the way patients with heart disease are treated.
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She seems to be implying that herself and Kirpa aren't the fake ones in the bunch — somewhere in the remaining women, there are people not ready for Colton's love.
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But if you're not ready for a big commitment or to drop thousands of dollars, you can still search for the perfect ring in this new brain-teasing puzzle.
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Peter made it clear that he's not ready for engagement on last night's Bachelorette episode — and the 31-year-old Wisconsin native made a few enemies because of it.
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My first one I picked right off the wall, and I was obviously not ready for a tattoo if I couldn't come up with the idea myself, you know?
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"Obviously, it's tough, especially because it's not like last year that I arrived here playing bad and feeling myself not ready for it," he said, speaking softly and slowly.
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"It actually told us which pathways and genes and whatnot were implicated in this particular disorder," Gerstein tells Axios, adding that it's obviously not ready for clinical use yet.
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If you're the dumpee, chances are that you're just not their type, they're not ready for a relationship or let's not lie — they're a little bit cuter than you.
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TIMPF: Well, in my opinion, the Democrats are not ready for leadership any more than someone who is still getting over an ex is ready for a new relationship.
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Ultimately, Carson's campaign resembled Michele Bachmann's in 2012: a sudden unexpected rise, followed by a sharp fall when it became clear they were not ready for the big leagues.
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Cruise has a value of about $14.6 billion - equivalent to about 28 percent of GM's market capitalization despite no significant revenue and a product not ready for commercial launch.
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Durant's exercise consists of stationary shooting on his own, and coach Steve Kerr said the star forward is not ready for full team workouts or five-on-five play.
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The man, who by this point has recovered remarkably well, slaps Dumpling something fierce but he's not ready for the slap he's about to receive by the generational athlete.
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Major banks are still not ready for a no-deal Brexit as they contend with delays in licenses for new European Union businesses, staffing problems and snags redrafting contracts.
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Earlier Tuesday, Mueller's team and defense attorneys for former Trump campaign official Rick Gates said that once again the special counsel is not ready for Gates to be sentenced.
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The N.B.A. justified the age limit by saying it was concerned that recent high school graduates were not ready for the rigors of the N.B.A. and life as adults.
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While working in President Barack Obama's administration at the time, Konyndyk quickly realized that America — and much of the world — was simply not ready for a major disease outbreak.
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The chairman of NITI Aayog, a government research organization, said the unemployment report was still in draft form, was not ready for dissemination and would be released in March.
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With me telling Ma that Mars is not ready for tourism, or saying I got a call from Elon Musk and he has readied a rocket just for her?
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We wrote a script back in 2012 and tried to get it made but found the world was not ready for it (at least that's what we tell ourselves).
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And not just in the business but also in the world, and Tarantino hitches his wagon to Rick Dalton, a guy who is not ready for change at all.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pointed to a vehicle-mileage tax as a means to fund infrastructure projects, but they also note that these programs are not ready for implementation.
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Jason Dunn, Kentucky's SNAP director until 2017, felt much of the state was not ready for the work rules and was reluctant to subject parts of Kentucky to them.
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Dengvaxia is not ready for mass vaccinations and we would need three to five more years to watch and monitor if there would be other adverse reactions from the vaccine.
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I absolutely guarantee you're not ready for the verse from Jamie Madrox of Twiztid, whose verse is so good you'll question whether you've actually been a Juggalo this entire time.
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Although Kardashian clearly loves being a mother, she went on to reveal on social media that she's not ready for True to have a little brother or sister quite yet.
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Because it's still not ready for public use while the kinks are being worked out, businesses can initially only request access to test Team Drives through Google's Early Adopter Program.
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But Trump said on the same day he is "not ready" for a deal with Beijing, hinting again that he would like to ongoing protests in Hong Kong resolved first.
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The Warriors also announced that center DeMarcus Cousins, out with a torn left quad muscle, has been cleared to resume on-court workouts but is not ready for live action.
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Differences over plans for the EU's first enlargement since 2013 will be exposed at the summit, with France determined that Albania and North Macedonia are not ready for membership talks.
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"Japan is not ready for a Macron," he said, said Jesper Koll, an economist who has followed Japanese politics for decades, referring to France's 40-year-old president, Emmanuel Macron.
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She's torn between Eric, the guy who's probably not ready for marriage but thinks he is, or Peter, the guy who probably is ready for marriage but thinks he isn't.
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In 2003, Paltrow told Diane Sawyer that the relationship ended because she was young and not ready for marriage, which makes sense because at the time, she was only 24.
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If you're not ready for deep-fried moose muzzle, there's also juicy moose burgers with home-made brioche bread on the menu, suovas on sourdough, reindeer pizza, and trollkorv—i.e.
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While Kardashian clearly loves being a mother, she went on to reveal on social media that she's not ready for True to have a little brother or sister quite yet.
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Central bankers have given markets a rude awakening from their summer slumber but investors were not ready for an end to falling rates, according to a research note from Barclays.
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"Sometimes the pressure of the other, if you're not ready for it or understand it or take a moment – we all have our, in that mix, our appetites" she said.
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Google Pixel C Review: Android&aposs Not Ready For a Tablet This GoodWith the Pixel C, Google imagines a tablet as more than just a portable window into the internet.
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Although Fernandez noted that "the nonprofit world is totally not ready for this," meaning cryptocurrency, but that clearly there's a lot of good waiting to be done using the technology.
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If they've put the time and effort into developing a kid, the thinking goes, then they should get first dibs on him if he's not ready for the big leagues.
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At this point, the Spade family is probably not ready for resources like books; right now, they need to absorb the shock of this loss, to be surrounded by love.
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Accustomed to a level of deference and sycophancy when he sits in that yellow chair in front of the fireplace, the President was not ready for what was to come.
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"Although this matter is not ready for sentencing, the parties intend to request that a sentencing hearing be scheduled promptly once the matter becomes ready for sentencing," the parties said.
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Schwarber, who had not played since early April, was apparently not ready for Kluber's two-seam fastball, as he was well behind the 93 mph pitch and struck out swinging.
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They liked to provoke crowds in the same ironic way Jello Biafra would, challenging the tough guy punk persona with taunting sexual innuendo, young rural kids were not ready for.
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" Wiseau also speaks to criticisms he's received for the film in the past: "Long story short, without being negative toward anyone, I think people were not ready for The Room.
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The comedy in these stories derives from the fact that these people are not quite ready for this world — or at least not ready for what this world has become.
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It turned out Verily, another subsidiary of Google's parent company Alphabet, was in the early stages of working on such a tool, but it was not ready for prime-time.
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Health systems, even in more advanced countries, are "just not ready" for a COVID-19 epidemic, said Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the World Health Organization's health emergencies program.
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Lady Gaga came way too close to the edge of glory when she invited a fan onstage and leapt into his arms ... because he was not ready for the spotlight.
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If you are not ready for this sort of fashion statement on your next night out, wine boiled with sprigs of ivy was also said to have a prophylactic effect.
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But after the Williamston school board told him in 20143 that the town was "not ready for a black head coach," he resigned, according to the '71 Original Titans Foundation.
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Because while all of this has the potential to dramatically change how humans interact with tech, it also has the potential to push boundaries in ways we're not ready for yet.
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Here's Why It's Not Ready for the Big TimeA look at the chokepoints in bitcoin software and the high fees that deter widespread use, even as investors push up the price.
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"It has been evidently clear that the Nigerian state is not ready for any form of dialogue and negotiation," the Niger Delta Avengers said in a statement posted on its website.
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In one case, a new lawyer, one year out of law school, arrived late to court and announced he was not ready for a trial involving a tenant he was representing.
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Villagers said food was running out because rice crops were not ready for harvest and authorities had shut village markets and limited food transport, apparently to cut supplies to the militants.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Parts of the financial sector were still not ready for a no-deal Brexit in October that would split the industry, the European Union's executive body said on Wednesday.
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Ricciardo came in for supersoft tyres on the following lap but his hopes of getting out ahead of the Briton were dashed when Red Bull were not ready for the change.
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But if you're not ready for that kind of commitment, you could always wait until the next morning and hope that someone else rounds up the Grammys performances worth talking about.
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In truth, it is likely that if he were the Democrats' nominee it would have been a landslide victory for any Republican — America is not ready for socialism at his level.
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North Korea has nuclear weapons and the world is closer to nuclear war now than it has since the Cold War—and Americans are not ready for the fallout, experts say.
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Critics say facial recognition technology is not ready for large-scale deployment and that DHS has failed to establish specific rules to prevent abuses and policies for handling the collected data.
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Now officials are facing a situation similar to what unfolded at the last Winter Olympics, in Sochi, Russia, in 2014, when lodging was not ready for the start of the Games.
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Ms. Brainard's case for caution combines the idea that the domestic economy is not ready for higher rates, with something new and controversial: that the Fed should care about other countries.
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We're not ready for a comedy and it's just so offensive that you think in this moment when we're still unpacking the issue that you can write a comedy about it.
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One special event that's not ready for TV yet is "The Last Dance," the network's 10-part miniseries about the Chicago Bulls NBA dynasty that is set to air in June.
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The Sri Lankan cricketers were clearly not ready for New Delhi's foul air, which this week contained 22 times the level of hazardous particles that the World Health Organization considers acceptable.
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He fills our minds with ideas and contradictions, sets our brains racing, and we're so busy thinking and jousting with him, that we're not ready for the gut punch that comes.
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Like, if you are not ready for the much tougher stuff up ahead, you know, if you can't do it at this level, you're not going to do it later on.
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Even though women are surrounded by ads and movies promoting love -- obsessive, forbidden, impossible love that defies all societal expectations -- Indian society is still not ready for all that, Flock says.
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Democrats have seized on the similarities in the speech and the Trump campaign's various explanations over the ensuing 48 hours as showing that his team is not ready for prime time.
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But you know what, the fact that all of those things have to be done to successfully 3D print something proves that this technology is just not ready for regular people.
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The findings provide yet more evidence that many of the world's most advanced facial recognition algorithms are not ready for use in critical areas such as law enforcement and national security.
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Hezbollah's deputy secretary-general, Naim Qassem, said on April 16 that "Israel is in direct confrontation with Iran," and threatened that Israel is not ready for a real all-out war.
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They are also not ready for his sentencing, his legal team said, and they will need at least until the end of August -- and likely longer -- to prepare, according to the filing.
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Sometimes, I'm not ready for anyone to see what I'm working on, so I don't participate, but for the big events I do because friends and collectors stop by, which is fun.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has warned that many companies are not ready for the shock of a no-deal Brexit, adding to the risk of a shock for the economy.
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Obama, 57 and famously smooth with a basketball, told a boys' team and girls' team facing off in a softball scrimmage that his skills at bat were not ready for prime time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two-time champion Andy Murray withdrew from Wimbledon with a "heavy heart" on Sunday after saying his right hip was still not ready for the demands of a Grand Slam.
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Challenges building the community: On the touring circuit, folks are not ready for it at a consistent rate that LA or NYC can sustain simply because the market is still so small.
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"The world not ready for a woman, since the most qualified among us was disrespected and defeated in degrading way," Katie Scullion, a marketing consultant in the Chicago area, said on Twitter.
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House and Senate ideas for cutting taxes on individuals are not ready for prime time, but GOP lawmakers are plowing forward anyway because of politics, Republican Judd Gregg told CNBC on Friday.
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Conti could neither confirm nor deny: "Unfortunately, science is not ready for this question," she tells mel, explaining that no one has studied the effect of anal sex on menstrual cup placement.
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Though China has ways to prop up its economy, there are deep-seated concerns that it is not ready for a prolonged standoff, which could exact a heavy toll on people's livelihoods.
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The local utility, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, is "not ready for a new hurricane season," Representative Jenniffer González-Colón, the commonwealth's nonvoting member of Congress, told a local radio station.
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I'm not ready for the trigger shot, and she tells me I'll probably have to come back on Thursday, but the office will call to confirm once they've processed the blood work.
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The argument against such a tweak was that markets would then expect a policy move to accompany the change and the ECB was not ready for such a step, the sources said.
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In Germany, which has received more Syrian asylum-seekers than any other European country, around 26,000 Syrian applications for family reunifications are not ready for a decision because of missing documents, Berlin says.
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When I scanned a bottle of "McCormick Organic Roasted Cinnamon flavored seasoning," the app said the item was "Not ready for checkout" and needed me to choose a specific flavor or serving size.
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Roughly a quarter of respondents said they believed their neighbors were ready for a gay president, while 6900 percent said their neighbors were either definitely or probably not ready for a gay president.
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"Most of the banks are using systems that were written in the 80s and 90s, and they just are not ready for the security-conscious internet app age at all," Taylor told Reuters.
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In commercial aircraft, a state aerospace conglomerate, COMAC, has spent years, and huge sums, developing planes that are still not ready for the market, and will be outdated by the time they arrive.
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It was there that it immediately became clear that I was not ready for the game's later, soul-crushing battles that hide behind Mario + Rabbids' unassuming veil of bright colors and cartoonish humor.
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Xiaomi has been showing off a concept foldable phone for a while, but admitted the device is not ready for the market, and even called upon consumers to improve it with their ideas.
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Days later he walked that back slightly, saying that it was "still a little early to allow homosexuality within the military" on the ground that South Korean society was not ready for it.
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The development of self-driving cars entered the slow lane this week when Missy Cummings, a robotics expert, told a US Senate committee that autonomous vehicles were "absolutely not" ready for widespread use.
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The song starts very slowly with, "Leave a whisper on my pillow / leave the winter on the ground," which is utter nonsense but still touches my heart if I'm not ready for it.
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In this advice column, a 20-something worker advises an employer who says that their mid-20s employee feels "entitled" to new responsibilities — even though the employer says they're not ready for them.
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Bill Gates has warned of a pandemic for years Gates has warned for years that infectious diseases are a major international threat, and that the world was not ready for a deadly pandemic.
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"There's certainly a case to be made that we were not prepared, and this is a pretext to step back and acknowledge that fact without saying, 'We're not ready for this,'" Jenkins said.
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"As an entrepreneur, you can have an instinct, and your instinct is right but your idea you're substantiating that into is wrong, and the world is not ready for it," he told me.
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"We're not a democratic state – we're a tribal state, and we're not ready for independence," said Rabbon Marof, a member of the Kurdish Parliament and a leader of the "No For Now" movement.
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Health systems, even in more advanced countries, are "just not ready" for a COVID-19 epidemic in other countries, said Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the World Health Organization's health emergencies program.
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But moving to a single-payer system from one dominated by employer-paid health coverage would be a big leap, and in any case the political climate is clearly not ready for it.
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World not ready for a pandemic The WHO has appealed for a coordinated international response to help stop the outbreak from spreading, and for wealthier countries to support those with weaker health systems.
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Looking back, Mr. Anas said, Algerian society was not ready for the suddenness of what he called the "remote-control change" of 1992 but he blamed the military government for the deadly violence.
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You rescind the invitation via a long and garbled but earnest text saying you're just not ready for him to meet your friends because, for you, that would be akin to meeting family.
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TENSIONS OVER ENLARGEMENT Differences over plans for the EU's first enlargement since 2013 will be exposed at the summit, with France determined that Albania and North Macedonia are not ready for membership talks.
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A recent national Politico/Morning Consult poll found that a plurality of voters, 45 percent, think the country is not ready for an openly gay president, with only 40 percent saying it's ready.
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We're not ready for the 'silver tsunami' of older adults living with cancer So what makes dementia such a difficult condition to treat with drugs, and is progress being made towards a treatment?
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According to a police report, the driver became "agitated" when he was informed his order was not ready for pick-up, and he struck a Burger King worker with a three-foot ashtray.
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Before the start of spring training in 2016, Beltran asked that his locker at Steinbrenner Field be placed next to a young Yankees prospect who was still not ready for the major leagues.
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The defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks were facing elimination in Game Five of their opening-round playoff series against the Blues before Kane decided he was not ready for their season to end.
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I don't want the next generation to have to deal with feeling like this while doing something that they are passionate about just because the people in their environment are not ready for them.
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We're not ready for what's coming, according to an audit released by the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development on Tuesday, which examined federal support for mitigating the effects of extreme weather events.
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It's not ready for human use yet—lambs and humans are very different, but don't be surprised if one day you hear about a premature infant brought to term in a high-tech Ziplock.
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This place is very much a scene and I start to feel overwhelmed by the idea of eventually dating again, which I assume is a great indication that I'm not ready for that yet.
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Though the Herald sounds confident Samsung will announce the foldable phone later this year, it says there's still a possibility Samsung may delay it if the technology is not ready for a consumer release.
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Mr. Oppenheim, the president of NBC News, said his story was not ready for broadcast because it did not include any of Mr. Weinstein's accusers on the record, a point the reporter has disputed.
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But in general, companies don't like to tip their hand to what they are doing, and the use of shell companies to undertake not-ready-for-public-announcement projects can be a useful tool.
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But in general, companies don't like to tip their hand to what they are doing and the use of shell companies to undertake not-ready-for-public-announcement projects can be a useful tool.
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The first developer preview of Android P is being released today, but Google is urging Android enthusiasts to avoid installing this initial version on their personal devices; it's simply not ready for that yet.
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The Department of Defense failed to keep adequate records on the program's costs and installed parts that were not ready for use, according to reports from the Pentagon's inspector general in March and June.
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By the same token, any issues could make the case that it's not ready for prime time, so this should be interesting to watch both from a politics, and from a tech business perspective.
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Viral video: Crying girl 'not ready' for Obama to leave In a video posted by the White House Sunday night, McLaurin opens her arms wide, greets Obama with an excited "Hi!" and begins swaying.
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If we don't start a discussion about the possibility and viability of simulations of the deceased now, then they will be thrust upon us when we're not ready for them in the near future.
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In the final days of this session, the U.S. Senate may vote on legislation that would essentially turn our public streets into proving grounds for driverless cars that are not ready for prime time.
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Woods wrote on his website Tuesday that he is not ready for tournament competition and will skip the Open next week at Oakmont, along with his Quicken Loans National the next week at Congressional.
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The technologies that take care of each of these problems have been developed — most notably, a fingerprint scanner can be hidden under the phone's display — but they're probably not ready for mass production yet.
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Indeed, the WannaCry virus, likely the most significant hack that impacted the medical industry, relied on a known and patched exploit in Microsoft Windows—but one that many UK hospitals were not ready for.
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As has been reported previously, the planning of the concert was pretty hasty so as to capitalize on the success of Woodstock, and organizers were not ready for the 300,000-plus people that attended.
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The technology is a work in progress, not ready for widespread use, but the new report, published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine, offers a glimpse of the future of artificial intelligence in medicine.
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" On the Friday before classes started, in a lounge on the N.Y.U. campus, Ms. Jones said any presumption that she is not ready for a Ph.D. underestimates her own moxie and "sells prison short.
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Instead, we drifted apart because he (as he put it) was like Jack Nicholson's character in "As Good as It Gets": not ready for long-term commitment and unsure he would ever be ready.
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A little hype but also a lot of expectation setting about how they're not ready for the real world yet — plus you could make a big deal out of how few were being produced.
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Carmakers based in Britain fear that their complex supply chains could be damaged by Brexit, and the Bank of England said on Tuesday other European Union countries were not ready for possible financial disruption.
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All-Star guard Victor Oladipo continues to progress in his recovery from a ruptured quad tendon in his right knee, but he's not ready for live basketball activities with the new-look Indiana Pacers.
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Corporations are just waking up to what, politics has been under siege, but it seems like, just from reading recent reports about — the government's not ready for the next thing, the companies just met.
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It's interesting to note NBCU's participation here, given the company had criticized Nielsen in the past, saying that its Total Content Ratings service, which tracks digital viewing of TV shows, was not ready for primetime.
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said last year the country was not ready for same-sex marriage, while a "Wear White" movement started by religious groups to counter Pink Dot has entered its second year.
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I regretfully did not add a book about a transgender child because "our community is not ready for that," and I serve at the whim of a board of trustees made up predominantly of parents.
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When Gizmodo contacted the AMF more info, a spokesperson sent us an 84-page PDF that is little more than a table of contents, still a work in progress, and not ready for public release.
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"Kids are clamoring to get smartphones earlier and earlier, and parents are leery about giving their kids a phone that could expose them to things they're not ready for," Verizon wrote in a news release.
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NFL Network reported Monday morning that the job would "not just be handed" to Allen, and that the team is comfortable starting Peterman or McCarron if it decides Allen is not ready for the role.
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It's a little harder to reach as you have to get under the opponent's right elbow to hit it, but a blow to the liver can incapacitate a man who is not ready for it.
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"When the Supreme Court makes a social decision that the country's not ready for, you're going to have litigation for 50 or 1973 years," he said, referring to the landmark 1973 case Roe v. Wade.
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"When the Supreme Court makes a social decision that the country's not ready for, you're going to have litigation for 50 or 60 years," he said, referring to the landmark 1973 case Roe v. Wade.
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The program's speed soon became a source of tension between the two countries, with American officials demanding to move more quickly and the Mexican government arguing that it was not ready for such an acceleration.
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The World Health Organization warned that the world was not ready for a major outbreak, even as it praised China's aggressive efforts to control the epidemic, with the rate of infections now apparently slowing there.
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Shortly after, Ms. Curanaj received a call from Mr. Ailes, who told her that she was not ready for Fox News and that she instead should contact Fox's local stations, she says in the suit.
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But after 703 years of ranching, Mark and Mary Kaltenbach were not ready for what met them after a wildfire charred their land and more than one million acres of rain-starved range this month.
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WEF warned that the global economy was not ready for the Fourth Industrial Revolution — the rise of digital technologies — with 103 of the 140 economies on the index scoring lower than 50 percent for innovation capability.
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The government had been prepared to cut three zeroes off the currency in June but postponed the measure at the request of banking industry leaders who said the financial system was not ready for the measure.
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We spoke with Sayle Milne, of Wine Savvy, to get her top picks for light reds perfect for rosé and white wine lovers — or those of us just not ready for a heavy Cabernet quite yet.
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"We're just not ready for tourists to come back yet," Siobhan Mulvey, communications director for Love City Strong, a nonprofit helping lead recovery efforts on St. John, another one of the main islands in the territory.
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He's still in beta and not ready for prime time yet, but he'll nonetheless lay out your clothes for you, help you do your hair and makeup, and advise you on your schedule for the day.
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For those who love pigs but are not ready for work that comes with caring for one of these amazing creatures, you can live vicariously through Maddie and keep up with Pickles on Instagram and Facebook.
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Not only is the issue not ready for prime time, it's bound to make those who take it on look weak and feckless and earn the anger and animosity of the Israelis and Palestinians to boot.
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But he is simply not ready for a regime that from July 1 will for the first time tax the bed linen his 10 workers make, and require him to file his taxes every month online.
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What was dreamed up as a new method of human computer interaction was introduced to consumers in the form of a clunky, if not largely useless, PC input system that simply was not ready for primetime.
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During a presidential debate, Rubio famously seemed to freeze, repeating his talking points in a robotic style, doing grave damage to his campaign by creating the widespread impression that he was not ready for prime-time.
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George R.R. Martin was never one to shy away from a pessimistic view of human existence, and if that scene tells us anything, it's that Thrones may end in a way we're probably not ready for.
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" And one thing you do learn when you have covered politics and been in Washington for a while is we make huge mistakes, huge macro mistakes, like, "America is not ready for an African-American president.
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It's interesting, I just did an interesting podcast with Jaron Lanier and he was talking about, never before has all of humanity been able to talk to each other, and maybe we're not ready for it.
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"There is much research afoot, but the science of neuroprediction is not ready for prime time," says Francis X. Shen, a senior fellow in law and neuroscience at the Harvard Center for Law, Brain, and Behavior.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel gets to batter Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, while bolstering his argument that the Palestinians are not ready for peace and that a two-state solution is impossible.
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Whether your kid's behavior is not ready for prime time, or for whatever reasons you feel your office isn't a great place for him, you can create other opportunities to expose your child to your work.
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Most women who spoke to Reuters had trouble articulating why gender could be a vulnerability in this year's primary election, other than expressing unease that perhaps general election voters are not ready for a female president.
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"It will be a great policy failure and demonstrate to the world that we are not ready for the new reality of a smart and innovative China," said Lord, adding Huawei's products are "safe and secure".
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"There is likely to be another crisis we are not ready for and I worry it might have to do with the non-banking sector," he told students at Waterford Institute of Technology, without giving details.
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That could lead your managers to conclude that you're not ready for a title change or additional responsibilities, since you don't seem willing to do what it takes to be a part of the company, says Taylor.
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When asked about the crash, BMW CEO Harald Krueger said: "The accident is very sad .... We believe today the technologies are not ready for series production," he added, explaining the alliance had not forecast that until 2021.
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Graduate Fund will write "angel-sized investments," or roughly $100,000 checks — larger than Dorm Room Fund's $20,000 investments — to startups that lack a network of angel investors and that are not ready for big-name investor support.
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It's not often people turn down a chance to knock up a supermodel ... but NFL star Julian Edelman told Adriana Lima he's not ready for more kids and that was one of the main reasons they split.
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That the country is not ready for power-sharing and democratic institutions is an argument with some validity, but most Libyans, while they reject militias on both camps, do not seek to have another autocrat in power.
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) held a public hearing on Wednesday with members of the auto industry who are pursuing autonomous vehicles and safety advocates who fear the technology is not ready for prime time.
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" Nevertheless, the GOP faithful at CPAC said Sanders's progressiveness would ultimately fail to flip the White House should he be the Democratic presidential nominee, saying the country is not ready for his brand of democratic socialism. "Mr.
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I am more excited for these phones than my colleague Brian X. Chen, who made the levelheaded argument that these handsets were probably not ready for prime time and seemed like more trouble than they were worth.
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When one of the POWs is allowed to call home, the Army and the CIA decide a rescue mission is warranted, which Gallo and Madani will lead (even though she seems extremely not ready for such a thing).
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But it may also be that the country was not ready for a transformational president; rather than sweep away the last racial barrier, his years in office showed just how deep-rooted the sentiment behind those barriers remains.
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Initially, the group will look to expand organically in the next two years, as operators in markets where the tower sector is still developing are usually not ready for mergers and acquisitions, said edotco Chief Executive Suresh Sidhu.
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" In The Washington Post, conservative blogger Jennifer Rubin cheered his performance and puzzled at why he wasn't loading up for a primary run: Christie's "excuse," she wrote, "that he's not 'ready' for a job promotion is increasingly preposterous.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Battery-powered cars are not ready for mass production yet, the chairman of Japan's Toyota Motor Corp told a German magazine, adding that he did not see U.S. electric vehicle pioneer Tesla as a role model.
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Other automakers like Ford, which last week announced its plan to produce driverless cars by 2021, are taking a go-slow approach, saying the technology for even occasional hands-free driving is not ready for many traffic situations.
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Ayrault said Saturday's meeting should not focus too much on a plan drawn up by German and French officials for a flexible EU that would envisage "allowing space" for member states that are not ready for further integration.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is not ready for its next recession and must consider changes to the way it manages its economy to see off the downturn when it comes, the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, said on Monday.
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We don't talk about it much, but many teenagers go away to college only to recognize — either because of their grades, their habits, their mental health or all of the above — that they're not ready for college life.
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They argue the technology is not ready for prime time, and they want Congress to empower regulators at NHTSA to require more data from autonomous vehicle operators, such as crash reporting and disengagements of the self-driving software.
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"The president is not ready for this kind of thing," Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, said at his own CNN town hall while Mr. Trump was still speaking in the White House briefing room.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is preternaturally attuned to the Next Big Thing, so he rapidly recast Tesla as a self-driving leader and unleashed the somewhat not-ready-for-prime-time Autopilot driver-assist system on the world.
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At one point in the interrogation by secret police, he was given a bizarre lecture about astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus whose unpopularity in the 16th Century was used to justify the argument that China was not ready for democracy.
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At one point in the interrogation by secret police, he was given a bizarre lecture about astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus whose unpopularity in the 16th Century was used to justify the argument that China was not ready for democracy.
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Local investors appeared not ready for the nearly monthly issuance of the bonds this year, with sales ahead of the Muslim fasting month and before of the start of the school year suffering from weak demand, he said.
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He shares that he'd only ever been with his son's mother twice and that in his youth, his mother told him to be careful because it only takes one misstep to have a child you're not ready for.
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MANILA, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The Philippines said on Friday the anti-dengue vaccine Dengvaxia may be connected to three deaths in the country, according to a government-ordered inquiry, and that the drug is not ready for mass immunisation.
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"Some people are so anxious about a performance situation that they create a self-fulfilling prophecy by avoiding preparing, and then the reality becomes true, that you should be anxious because you're not ready for it," Dr. Chansky says.
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We're not ready for the silver tsunami of older adults living with cancer Even if the patient has not had surgery, rehabilitation is necessary to begin moving as quickly as possible to avoid the serious complications of being immobilised.
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France and the Netherlands sent other EU governments a paper in May saying the lack of judicial reforms, endemic corruption and organized crime were reasons why Albania and Macedonia were not ready for EU membership talks, according to diplomats.
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The co-founders worked and studied in this space during their time at MIT and their previous jobs, and are confident that it's not ready for an application like this, either in its capabilities or its state of deployment.
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On its Instagram account, Tiga Serangkai said: "We understand that some in our society are not ready for sex education at an early age", adding that those who had bought the book could return it and get a refund.
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I'd laid so much groundwork before she was born to prepare for this moment, but I was not ready for the emotional sucker-punch of having the person who I grew inside of my body be so unbelievably unhappy.
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Even if the two governments are not ready for diplomacy, at the very least such a connection could help ensure that the many military assets arrayed around one of the world's most vital shipping lanes don't ignite a war.
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Immunotherapy — getting shots that can help desensitize your immune system to an allergen — can help over time, but if you're not ready for needle treatment, you can take a few other steps to minimize allergens' effects inside the house.
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The rest of the world is 'simply not ready' for the coronavirus, according to a WHO envoy who just returned from ChinaMore coronavirus cases are being diagnosed outside China than in — another indication the virus is nearing pandemic status
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Ariel saw the significant impact of the mentorship program at his high school, as he told me too many students around him are graduating but are not ready for college and have no support system around them to help.
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Like a child who is used to getting his way, Mr. Trump — who is not ready for prime time — is holding his breath and then screaming, ranting and threatening those around him as his presidential way of leading America.
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Joyner says that before or during his initial consultation with a client, if he feels they're not ready for, or can't handle the spiritual experience—or are simply looking for a physical release—he will not take them on.
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Some diplomats who had met Haftar many times and lobbied their governments to overlook his hardline comments - such as that Libya was not ready for democracy - despaired when it became clear he was committed to taking the city by force.
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" GarbageDump who is, of course, carrying a small dog, is not ready for Grudgetta to have all eyes on her, so first she wants to debut her new single "Pretty Messy," a take on the Erika Jayne hit "Pretty Mess.
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MORE FROM REUTERS: Top German companies say refugees not ready for job marketNew York attorney general opens probe of Trump FoundationKremlin: Obama's Trump criticism was anti-Russian, won't help ties "Most people have been scared badly," said a villager named Chen.
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If you're still not ready for your Twitter app to go full vampire, you can use the new automatic mode, which will allow either dark color scheme to kick in daily during the evening, much like Apple's Night Shift feature.
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"Basically, we are not ready for a substantial cost increase in the Fort Hills mine from the operator, that is what has led to what is called a commercial dispute by Suncor who is the operator of the mine," he said.
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DirecTV Now has struggled to deliver reliable service, and the chatter in the industry is that these services "are not ready for prime time, because they have struggled to deliver live signals at scale," says Rich Greenfield, an analyst with BTIG.
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Under a proposal brought by Norway, and backed by Japan and several African countries, shipments of non-hazardous mixed or plastic waste that are not ready for recycling would be added to the list of substances requiring importers' prior consent.
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In a social climate wracked with protests and angst around disproportionate prison populations and police misconduct, engaging software that is clearly not ready for civil use in law enforcement activities does not serve citizens, and will only lead to further unrest.
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I made a mental note to myself: Maybe I'm not ready for them to go to the park by themselves -- but they're getting ready to do more on their own, and I just need to get out of the way.
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In November of 2017, she published an opinion piece in The New York Times titled "I'm Not Ready For the Redemption of Men," in which she questioned men who were quick to forgive men who have engaged in sexual misconduct.
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Yet one consequence of Mr Rabuka's coup—launched, he said almost nonchalantly last month, because Fiji was not ready for an ethnic-Indian prime minister—is that tens of thousands of Indians have left for Australia, New Zealand and North America.
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And in a new RT interview published Monday, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, said while the Philippines was not ready for a military alliance with anyone, there was a desire on his part to work more closely with Moscow and Beijing.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar is not ready for the repatriation of Rohingya refugees, said the most senior United Nations official to visit the country this year, after Myanmar was accused of instigating ethnic cleansing and driving nearly 700,000 Muslims to Bangladesh.
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The technology is still really delicate, and therefore not ready for primetime The trouble is the tech is still really delicate — so much so that I was told using the fully functional unit without supervision would mean I might break it.
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Janette Sadik-Khan says we're not ready for the technology that's coming Janette Sadik-Khan, New York City transportation commissioner from 2007 to 2013, oversaw what may have been the most turbulent period for the nation's biggest city in decades.
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Some villagers in Rakhine said food was running out because rice in the fields was not ready for harvest and the state government had closed village markets and restricted the transport of food, apparently to cut supplies to the militants.
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"This represents just another effort for a failing company to cover up bad press for a technology that is not ready for prime time," Dr. Frederick L. Kiechle, medical director for clinical pathology at Memorial Healthcare System in Hollywood, Fla.
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The rest of the world is 'simply not ready' for the coronavirus, according to a WHO envoy who just returned from China13 bogus claims about the coronavirus, including a fake coconut oil cure and a false link to imported packages
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BEIJING — As new cases of the coronavirus spiked on two continents, the World Health Organization warned on Monday that the world was not ready for a major outbreak, even as it praised China's aggressive efforts to wrest the epidemic under control.
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In fact, as the founder and former Editor in Chief of a site called WMExperts that was exclusively dedicated to Windows Mobile, I can say with a high degree of confidence that while powerful, it was not ready for mainstream adoption.
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UK household savings rate and recesssions: here The Resolution Foundation think-tank last week said Britain was not ready for a recession and proposed changes to the way it manages its economy to see off the downturn when it comes.
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With Mr. Putin clearly not ready for any compromise, those are among a few indications that Putinism, as a political system, may be headed for a crisis — one in which Russia could ultimately go the way of the Soviet Union.
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An upgraded customs system, needed to handle the large number of customs declarations that will have to be made once tariffs are in place, was not ready for March or April, but will now be partly in place by October.
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"Today's ruling is another indication that despite the holding of elections this year, Thai authorities are not ready for an open and free democracy," said Charles Santiago, chairman of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Parliamentarians for Human Rights group.
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MUMBAI, Dec 15 (Reuters) - The Indian government ignored several warnings from private companies that the complex technology required for a nationwide goods and services tax (GST) to work smoothly was not ready for launch, several people who worked on the project said.
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Released by Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy and Technology on Thursday, "Not Ready for Takeoff: Face Scans at Airport Departure Gates" makes a very clear first argument: The DHS simply doesn't have the authority to force anyone to hand over their biometric data.
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Democratic leaders see polls that show Americans are not ready for the divisive spectacle of an impeachment vote and hope to use their majority to peel layer by layer from Trump's presidency to portray it as too corrupt to win a second term.
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"Even though we're making many steps, many big strides in this industry, there are still thought patterns that continue to perpetuate this idea that we're still not ready for something that should have happened or could potentially have happened years ago," she said.
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It's not ready for prime time, but it's a billion times better than the last time I tried to run Linux apps on Chrome OS. But I was struck by a certain irony: half the applications I wanted to install were Electron apps.
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Hours after the gavel fell at the Democratic convention, Trump kicked off a dizzying 10-day spasm of off-the-wall comments and tweets that seemed to confirm the thesis advanced by the Democrats in Philly: He's not ready for the nuclear codes.
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The North Side is the Chicago of Cubs games, blues bars safe for white tourists, Bill Murray and the future Not Ready for Primetime Players at Second City, and hot dogs that look like the contents of a refrigerator fell on them.
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The year 1971 was not ready for The Beguiled, but in the more enlightened 2017, with Trump in the White House and gynophobic alt-righters choking the internet, audiences seem ready for a film that sees womankind cathartically lashing out against the patriarchy.
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Then came Ellen, a slight sitcom that had struggled creatively for four seasons because it was stuck in a story-generating dead end: DeGeneres and ABC were not ready for the character to be a lesbian, but DeGeneres was uncomfortable playing straight.
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BRDO PRI KRANJU, Slovenia (Reuters) - Europe is not ready for another economic downturn and the next crisis could test the limits of the European Central Bank, potentially pushing interest rates much deeper into negative territory, ECB board member Benoit Coeure said on Friday.
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The people of his home state handed Mr. Rubio, 44, a humiliatingly distant second-place finish on Tuesday that finally persuaded him to face an unhappy fact: Regardless of whether he was ready for the presidency, the voters were not ready for him.
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So Roberts will have much to celebrate at this hourlong concert, part of the Just Kidding series at Symphony Space, where he'll appear with his band, the Not Ready for Naptime Players, and his signature puppets, Little Dave, Tim and Willy the Whale.
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Arsène Wenger would understand if it was not ready for Arsenal's final home game of the season — against Burnley, on May 6 — or even for what may be his last match as Arsenal manager, a visit to Huddersfield Town, a week later.
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DirecTV agreed to spend tens of millions to jointly acquire films with A24 for offer on its video-on-demand system, giving the fledgling studio a digital laboratory of a sort (and a place to dump titles not ready for theatrical scrutiny).
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If Sanchez is not ready for opening day, Cashman said the Yankees would be comfortable using the two catchers who filled in for him last season — Austin Romine and Kyle Higashioka, who spent most of the season at Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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If you're not ready for an entire career pivot, find ways to make extra money on the side, whether it's as simple as downloading an app that connects you with gigs or as complex, but potentially rewarding, as starting your own business.
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There have of course always been cases of H.I.V. in sparsely populated parts of the country, but in these places far from cities, the conditions that lead to H.I.V. transmission are now intensifying — and rural America is not ready for the coming crisis.
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Global auto makers have repeatedly warned that India is not ready for electrification, saying the government must first lay down a clear, long-term policy, provide incentives to encourage manufacturing of electric vehicles to bring down their cost and create the charging infrastructure.
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If you're not ready for the Prime Day madness, July Fourth sales are your chance to find Black Friday-level prices mid-summer — and since July 2 was the halfway point of 2020, it's officially acceptable to start shopping for holiday gifts.
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"In the next 30 years, you&aposre going to need to have to deal with these legal and ethical quandaries, and you&aposre not ready for it," Peter Emanuel, an Army researcher and the lead author of a year-long DoD study, said.
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"We hear this all the time: 'They're not ready for palliative care,' as if it's a stage people have to accept, as opposed to something that should be a routine part of care," said Dr. Eric Widera, who practices the specialty at the university.
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LAGOS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - A Nigerian militant group, which has claimed attacks on oil pipelines in the Niger Delta, said in a statement on Friday that it had asked its fighters to prepare to fight the "enemy" as authorities were not ready for dialogue.
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"The U.S. and China are still not ready for a deal, and while trade talks are scheduled to resume with high-level U.S. officials visiting China on February 14–15, the U.S. continues to set the stage for a China-containment strategy," Rojas wrote.
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British business is not ready for new checks, industry leaders warnPauline Bastidon, Head of Global and European Policy at the Freight Transport Association, told Business Insider that the cost of new checks between Northern Ireland and Great Britain wasn't the only problem for UK business.
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Democrats not ready for that big a step are falling back on a "public option," an alternative in which anyone could buy into Medicare or another public program, or stick with private insurance — a position once a considered firmly on the party's left wing.
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"This experiment reinforces the fact that facial recognition software is not ready for prime time - let alone for use in body cameras worn by law enforcement," Assemblymember Phil Ting, whose photo was flagged as a match to a mugshot, said in the ACLU's statement.
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The defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks were facing elimination in Game 23 of their opening-round playoff series against the Blues before Kane decided he was not ready for their season to end, and not without him having done little to prevent it.
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These platforms let a company quickly and easily deploy and maintain whatever application they choose on top of a hybrid cloud infrastructure, and includes both cutting-edge tools that the public cloud providers are not ready for, as well as any unique tools each company chooses.
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"By January 2016, many pilots in HMH-463 believed they were not ready for combat as they felt they would not be able to safely execute certain tasks, like safely landing a helicopter at night, because they were not logging enough flight training hours," the investigation said.
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The young boy, who recently released his first single titled "Sweatshirt," which happens to be about a girl who is not ready for his kiss, apparently messaged a fan enticing her to send him photos of herself naked, or at least in a bra and underwear.
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"Quebec is not ready for a prime minister with a turban," said Gérard Bouchard, an eminent historian and sociologist with the University of Quebec in Chicoutimi, noting that the historical repression of the Roman Catholic church in Quebec had translated into a visceral distaste for religion.
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And, lastly, on behalf of those who fight for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change we are here to bring -- I say unto you, bring us your tired, your poor, and any immigrant who seeks refuge.
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Still, Evans has long been an advocate of erring on the side of delay when it comes to raising rates, because he fears that raising rates when the economy is not ready for it could reverse the slow but substantial progress it has made since the Great Recession.
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People close to Patrick said it's not in his character to defer to other candidates; he, for instance, said it didn't matter to him that people had a criticism that there was already a first black US president, and that the country was possibly not ready for another.
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Amber Tamblyn: I'm Not Ready for the Redemption of Men Response to French Letter Denouncing #MeToo Shows a Sharp Divide How the Myth of the Artistic Genius Excuses the Abuse of Women When Sexual Assault Victims Are Charged With Lying Articles that question the movement: Publicly, We Say #MeToo.
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"In the next 30 years, you&aposre going to need to have to deal with these legal and ethical quandaries, and you&aposre not ready for it," Peter Emanuel, an Army researcher and the lead expert of a DoD study on cyborg soldiers, told Insider, referring to military leadership.
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It should be obvious that our outsider economist has every personal incentive to throw his lot in with the political outsider — even if the politician's chances of winning are relatively small, even if his campaign could bring about disaster because it's not ready for the challenges of the larger world.
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In Sanders's case, I don't think it's ideology as much as being not ready for prime time — and also of not being willing to face up to the reality that the kind of drastic changes he's proposing, no matter how desirable, would produce a lot of losers as well as winners.
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JC: There are those that say actually that your party is not ready for an election, that you've got internal divides, that even though you're 5-10 points, depending on which poll you look at, ahead of Syriza at this point, it's still not enough to form a majority government.
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The federal trial court in New Jersey had ruled that Teva infringed the patents and that, though there was a commercial offer for sale between Helsinn and a U.S. company in order to develop the drug, it was not ready for patenting and not "on sale" because the sale was confidential.
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The FAZ said May, who flew in for a hastily announced dinner in Brussels with the European Commission president last Monday ahead of an EU summit, seemed to Juncker "anxious, despondent and disheartened", "a woman who trusts hardly anyone but is also not ready for a clear-out to free herself".
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In addition to criticizing Germany's NATO spending, Grenell alleged that Germany is not ready for military action -- both indirect criticisms of a leader who has been in power for 13 years -- while also attacking the Chancellor directly for the decision to allow migrants and refugees into the country in 2015.
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And as my fellow Jews the world over light menorahs, the eternal flames twisting through centuries to connect them to their woebegone forebears, my family will gather to pay our respects to Hanukkah Harry, the Not Ready for Prime Time Player who delivers toys to Jewish girls and Jewish boys.
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"Argentina was not ready for this growth, but we are seeing willingness from the government to rapidly provide the structure necessary to accelerate the private sector's expansion," said Bernardo Racedo Aragón, commercial manager for Andes, an Argentine-owned company that plans to add flights to Asuncion and Montevideo next year.
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"I think there's a bucket of cold water coming in the face at some point — I don't know what will cause it and I don't know when it will happen, but I worry that we're not ready for it when it does happen," he said during a press briefing last week.
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Although each of the photos posted received comments from Starbucks employees who say they're not ready for the mad rush that will inevitably ensue after the Pumpkin Spice Latte is eventually launched — probably some time in the next few weeks — many of them also admit that a part of them is excited.
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The fact is the Obama administration will join a long line of administrations that have failed to solve the Israeli-Palestinian issue, a process which is still not ready for prime time in large part because the leadership and ownership required to the make the necessary decisions is lacking on both sides.
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Its "Generation 2" car, which executives describe as the "artisanal" version (no longer an initial model with various sensors cobbled together, yet not ready for the factory yet), is still fairly new and will continue to be on the road for tests even as the newer model comes off the assembly line.
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Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said early Thursday that rival 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 is not ready for the presidency.
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"In a social climate wracked with protests and angst around disproportionate prison populations and police misconduct, engaging software that is clearly not ready for civil use in law enforcement activities does not serve citizens, and will only lead to further unrest," Brian Brackeen the CEO at Kairos wrote in a TechCrunch op-ed.
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There will be niche applications, but it's not going to be ... Yeah, you're right, but I was thinking as they were ... Williams Sonoma is going to be worth more than all of VR. They were putting it on my head and I said, "Not ready for primetime," and I think the people weren't paying attention.
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Pitagora cautions that even things that have been consented to at the beginning of the interaction should be re-consented to in the moment, because it's totally possible to be curious about something one minute and decide you're not ready for it in the next minute, especially if there has been other play already happening.
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We do not discuss sexual behavior directly with students before they are of a certain age because it would never be allowed in schools and, in many cases, because young people are not ready for the information at the same time as they would be in the US or other parts of the world.
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Still, the Boer generals got the next best thing: Under the League's mandate system, in which it acted as the trustee for less "civilized" nations deemed not ready for independence (and which Smuts helped design), South Africa effectively took over South West Africa, governing until it finally gained its independence as Namibia in 2000.
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That's a paradigmatic example because it is not ready for a start-up, but there are some particular problems in terms of material structures and simulation that, if the right research was done, even over the next two or three years, then you could have a set of start-ups that would go into that area.
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I let the babysitter know that we're not ready for Snapchat and other apps that might affect our children's sense of self, and are instead focusing on forms of social media and apps, like Roblox, where they can learn skills and build self-esteem and eventually communities in ways that aren't related to their physical appearance.
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Carney also said Britain's ports were not ready for even a managed shift to World Trade Organization rules for the country's exports and imports with the EU. "Don't assert what is not correct," he snapped at one lawmaker who said the BoE had not considered the possibility of substituting trade with the EU for other markets.
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Egg freezing could help, but more education about the process is neededRather than put the focus on IVF, Dr. Feinberg said more women should be educated about and consider freezing their eggs, a process that involves retrieving eggs from a woman's uterus when she's fertile but not ready for pregnancy, and then freezing those eggs for future use.
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The rest of the world is 'simply not ready' for the coronavirus, according to a WHO envoy who just returned from China13 bogus claims about the coronavirus, including a fake coconut oil cure and a false link to imported packagesThere's only one way to know if you have the coronavirus, and it involves machines full of spit and mucus
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Essentially desperate not to grow up, the two seize on the idea of securing financing to launch their own humor magazine, which, after some trial and considerable error, blossoms into National Lampoon -- an irreverent breeding ground for much of the comedy world of the 1970s and '80s, including many of "Saturday Night Live's" original Not-Ready-for-Primetime Players.
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NP: What happened in 91053, basically March 29105…It was on our radar in a way, because Uber started in the US. But on the other side, we thought that the Indonesian market was not ready for this kind of technology because we did launch a taxi mobile application in 24719 but it didn't pick up.
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Ladies and gentlemen, if you're not ready for Julian CastroJulian CastroWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Castro says he will drop out of 2020 race if he doesn't raise 0K in next 10 days Warren, Castro dismiss reversal on holding G-85033 at Doral, saying it doesn't change Trump's 'corruption' MORE's attack then drop out. Seriously.
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Mueller's team and attorneys for Flynn submitted that Flynn is not ready for sentencing "due to the status of the special counsel's investigation," according to a court filing in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. Flynn pleaded guilty in December to lying to the FBI as part of Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Anyway, as Prairie and her compatriots (whose number slowly swells to five) are killed, many, many times, only for the astral plane to spit them back up because it's not ready for them yet, they slowly begin to realize that they are being gifted with "movements," which will give them certain superpowers when performed in tandem.
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And if you're not ready for that much power right now, the GS75 will be ready and waiting to ray trace your next big game when those settings come to more than just Battlefield V.READMEMSI's 144Hz screen makes a great companion to Nvidia's new RTX 2080 Max-Q GPU, but it'd be nice if there were more RTX-enabled games available.
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Fury's superiors at the World Security Council are furious with him for letting Loki and the Tesseract leave Earth, but having seen what the Tesseract is capable of (not only in Loki's hands, but also the way it created Captain Marvel back in the beginning of his S.H.I.E.L.D. career), he stands by his decision that humanity is not ready for the Tesseract's power.
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"There are all sorts of situations where people tell you to be patient, and you need to wait for this, or you're not ready for that," he tells CNBC Make It. "You have to understand if the advice they are giving you is to help you manage a situation about them, or if the advice to be patient is about you," he says.
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That has firmed up a growing belief in Western circles that the prince who fueled a war in Yemen to the point of humanitarian disaster, imposed an intemperate blockade against Qatar, arrested a clutch of Saudi elites for money and took two weeks to come up with a passable explanation for Mr. Khashoggi's fate is not ready for the throne.
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And lastly on the behalf of those who fight for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change we are here to bring I say up to you bring us your tired, your pour and any immigrant that seeks refuge for tog we can build not just a better country but a word that is destined to be united.
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Trisha Trigilio, staff attorney at the ACLU of Texas, told Vox that the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has been stonewalling journalists, researchers, and advocates for months in response to public records requests, responding with boilerplate language about how the data is still being processed and is not ready for release, and that officials can't predict when it will be available for publication.
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"On the behalf of those who fight for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change we are here to bring, I say unto you: Bring us your tired, your poor and any immigrant who seeks refuge for together we can build, not just a better country, but a world that is destined to be united," he said.
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This is as opposite from Dark Souls storytelling as you can get, and if you are not ready for sad piano music to play over a somber flashback of the impoverished, brutal, and scarce lives that awesome science vampires in the post-apocalypse experience, you probably have never played a video game with an anime character in it before and may not enjoy this story.
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While there is enough blame to go around for the initial debacle, as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and the House caucus did him no favors, Trump's behavior during the process showed an individual who was unsure of himself and not ready for prime time.
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And although millions of Americans demonstrated an appetite for a "socialist" candidate for president in 22019, namely Senator Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE, we are not ready for a candidate that is a "radical" in any sense of the term.
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It's just that she's really not ready for a relationship right now: Use it to hitchhike to Oslo when taxi drivers see your weird backpack and refuse to pick you up: And finally, use it to give up and meditate at the airport while you accept your fate that no one is going to pick you up, and this is your life now: All jokes aside, it does seem pretty useful for cyclists.
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Read more:The coronavirus epidemic has broken out of Asia and is now a very real threat to the West12 towns in Italy are on coronavirus lockdown after at least 322 cases and 11 deaths made it the most infected country outside AsiaOne map shows how the coronavirus outbreak has spread around the worldThe rest of the world is 'simply not ready' for the coronavirus, according to a WHO envoy who just returned from China
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