It was definitely not well thought-out, not well planned and not well executed.
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Oh, don't know, don't know, not well, Mr. President, not well.
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Not well at all, and not well for a long time now.
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This policy was not well-reasoned then and it is not well-reasoned now.
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" He continued, "Elderly people that are not well, not well in certain respects, are really a very dangerous group.
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That means the position of the trend line is not well tested and that, in turn, means the uptrend is not well defined.
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Not well, especially Joe — she's basically been his heart for the last 25 years, and as any father would, he takes it not well at all.
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And Janice did not ... well, we batted an eye.
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Poor, disadvantaged, not well educated, are denominators common to most.
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These designs were randomly selected and not well thought out.
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Yet all is not well in the Cuban food system.
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If not, well, we're in for an interesting four years.
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Mark Zuckerberg is not well known for his speaking skills.
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But in the South in particular, that's not well favored.
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No, she was not well enough, and she knew it.
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If not, well, there's not much we can do. USA!
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Yet all is not well at a handpicked pipe manufacturer.
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Li is not well known in China or in soccer.
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But the Infinity Blade was clearly not well thought out.
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Climbed many a steps in that rain forest -- not well.
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Many of those ended abruptly and not well for publishers.
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The president's schedule was not well known at that point.
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Even if all in the White House is not well.
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And if not, well, there's really no harm in asking.
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All is not well with these seemingly good Christian schoolgirls.
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Yeah, I do – not well, but we're still in touch.
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"They are not well," said Singh, who lives in California.
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But I'm not well, so it's just for one night.
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Then he sees that our bookshelves are not well organized.
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What he did in the home is not well known.
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Retail districts are not well suited to it, he says.
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I mean, I know the other party and not well.
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There were some other signs that all was not well.
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Gotta say ... that's a big sign all is not well.
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And if not, well, it didn't hurt Amazon to try.
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But his views on climate change are not well known.
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There are probably various causes, which are not well understood.
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It landed with a thud and was not well received.
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" The "Morning Joe" host declared the president is "not well.
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That tells you that all is not well with aluminum.
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At the time, electricity was not well understood by nonspecialists.
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He was not well known among the rank and file.
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It's not well equipped to handle newer kinds of missiles.
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His thinking on matters like settlements is not well understood.
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The absentee CEO Lampert is not well liked at Sears.
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However, we've also seen how that movie ends — not well.
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And certainly not well enough to pour your life savings into.
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He was not well when we eventually began making Halo 22.
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May's proposal was also not well-received by her party members.
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I'm not well suited for this hero activist role or whatever.
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It's a gross understatement to say it was not well-received.
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Predictably, her queries were not well received by Wilson or Chance.
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A lot of times they're not well-versed in the science.
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But she, like Buttigieg, is not well positioned in South Carolina.
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As we soon learn, it's not well-equipped for the ice.
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If not, well, you've been staring at spoilers without realizing it.
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But in private a colleague confesses that all is not well.
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These are the messages from a person who is not well.
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Include descriptions of the companies, especially if they're not well-known.
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"Blind faith in this administration is not well-placed," she said.
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But Barr's rendition of the National Anthem was not well-received.
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It did not well serve its viewers, or the American public.
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They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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""They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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Warehouse workers are also historically not well protected by their employers.
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Not well, perhaps, but the series misses the character's captivating presence.
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Definitely not ... Well, I'm not going to get into the numbers.
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This type of severe drug allergy is still not well understood.
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Sunday's announcement was not well received in the equity futures market.
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Sadly, union protections are not well known in the general population.
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In its original form, however, the 1041 was not well received.
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And Paraguay is not well equipped to negotiate a better arrangement.
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The hydrology of the region is complex and not well understood.
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Even in Argentina, he was not well known during his lifetime.
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The mechanics are not well-known, but it's been widely documented.
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"I said, 'Mami is not well,'" he recalled, referring to Santiago.
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Radiation itself is another common public concern, but not well understood.
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"The issue of time poverty is not well recognized," Fry says.
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Early on, some said he was repetitive and not well organized.
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If not, well Wiki can now show you how it's done.
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And if not, well, there's always the band in the truck.
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All is not well in Los Angeles and with the Rams.
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And if you are not — well, then you're not paying enough attention.
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There might be some cases where the water is not well-flushed.
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I think Apple is not well understood in some of Wall Street.
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What's more, she believed, the questionnaires were not well-designed or rigorous.
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The effects of microplastics on human health are still not well understood.
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And don't become Norway's integration minister if you're not, well, generally inclusive.
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Certain as it may sound, being terminally ill is not well-defined.
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If not, well, wear it anyway and pray for strong air conditioning.
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I've heard of her but I'm not well-versed in her music.
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I think we played well, but obviously not well enough to win.
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Donald Trump is not well and everyone close to him says it.
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Donald Trump is not well, and everyone close to him says it.
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We were not well, but at least we were sick in company.
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That makes him, metaphorically speaking, not well-suited to America's distempered electorate.
|
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And I think people were surprised how not well it's been doing.
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|
Sater's criminal past was not well-known until publicly divulged in 2007.
|
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The U.S. insistence on renegotiated bilateral trade deals was not well received.
|
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"Forensic science is very well known but not well understood," DesPortes said.
|
|
But all is not well with the world, Libra: Mercury is retrograde!
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|
At the time, though, the term "sanctuary city" was not well known.
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MEXICO CITY — All is not well in the kingdom of Carlos Slim.
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While Mr. Miller is not well known, he has high-profile company.
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|
Yeah. CLINTON: Not — well, we turned over 35,000, so... TRUMP: Oh, yeah.
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I wanted to try a Superman punch, which was not well advised.
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We are not well paid, our children don't live in good conditions.
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|
" Merritt added: "Drug pricing is not well understood by just about anybody.
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The windows on his former residence appeared old and not well sealed.
|
|
If not, well, this probably won't affect your life all that much.
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|
The first-generation land mines, Mr. McInally said, were not well made.
|
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But all is not well on the other side of that trade.
|
|
If you're not well off, you don't always know how publishing works.
|
|
It was called "God Bless Coney," and it was not well received.
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He confines her to the house, and tells everyone she's not well.
|
|
This argument was not well-received among many of my conservative friends.
|
|
Conversely, there can be repercussions if a home is not well maintained.
|
|
Some sick people, of course, are not well enough to do that.
|
|
But if the station is well-used, it is not well-liked.
|
|
Until recently, Mr. Gorka was not well known to Washington policy makers.
|
|
The role of lecturing professor is not well suited for family gatherings.
|
|
Our constitutional system is not well matched with our current party system.
|
|
That discount is a signal that all is not well at SoftBank.
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|
The lane lines ahead of the crash location were not well maintained.
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|
KS: And they sometimes go into real Hollywood and usually not well.
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|
That means that he is not well suited to doing political art.
|
|
Snap Map is not well marked; you have to know where to look.
|
|
HUME: He felt that was completely politically ignorant and-- INGRAHAM: Not well read.
|
|
These batteries still work, just not well enough anymore for power hungry vehicles.
|
|
If not, well, that's one thing we can't blame on the McCain campaign.
|
|
Modern urban life in rich countries is not well adapted to large families.
|
|
"He proved last night that he was not well briefed on immigration overall."
|
|
Although not well-known, these beds have been in spas for many years.
|
|
Most ideas are pretty bad — or at least not well analyzed or executed.
|
|
"My cognition starts to slip when I'm not well rested enough," he said.
|
|
If not... well, $11,000 is a lot of money that I don't have.
|
|
And if not, well, at least we can all work on our backhand.
|
|
According to this experiment caught on video, the short answer is: not well.
|
|
The "wild-caught" or "wild" label is not well-enforced by the FDA.
|
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For those not well-versed in the tradition, we've gathered the essential information.
|
|
But soon there were signs, quiet at first, that all was not well.
|
|
If not, well, maybe these two can pair up for a future film?
|
|
We soon realize, however, that all is not well with Police Sergeant Budd.
|
|
If not, well, like you said, it was gonna be a tough ride.
|
|
It's not a welcoming introduction to those not well versed in Tick-ology.
|
|
When individual incidents are not well-tracked, the danger of recurrence is high.
|
|
"Many who move through his orbit believe Trump is not well," Scarborough writes.
|
|
But he's not well known enough to change a lot of people's minds.
|
|
Even so, there was little doubt that his paintings were not well understood.
|
|
Or it could be your dog is not well, or something like that.
|
|
But it is rare, and like so much in medicine, not well understood.
|
|
Compared with traditional armed conflict, the rules of cyberwarfare are not well defined.
|
|
Steve Bullock are not, well, prospering in their presidential bids at the moment.
|
|
This idea, which seemed to play into racist tropes, was not well received.
|
|
If not, well, there are always those Aussie accents on "The Good Place."
|
|
McQueen was appointed as creative director, but was not well-received at first.
|
|
And if not, well, you know what to do for the next pandemic.
|
|
The app is also available on Android but is not well-ranked there.
|
|
But it was also obvious to his collaborators that he was not well.
|
|
But what is not well understood is how quickly he's going to escalate.
|
|
But as Troy Wolverton writes, all is not well in the sleep economy.
|
|
WARREN BUFFETT: Just-- and some not-- well, very fast in October of 2215.
|
|
And the effect of asymmetrical strides on speed is still not well understood.
|
|
No there&aposs not, well there is, failure would be a third way.
|
|
And if not, well, we're not too far off from a new year.
|
|
The conversation they feel is not well established is whose fault it is.
|
|
" Judge Azmi Ariffin adjourned court on "humanitarian grounds," saying Huong appeared "not well.
|
|
If not, well ... there is a large and growing bin of technological castoffs.
|
|
"There is no process control, plant operators are not well trained, data is not well managed or trended, just reported to the state," Gnagy, the water process and quality manager for Veolia, wrote in a work summary dated February 12, 2015.
|
|
The movie attracted a devoted following, but it was not well received in Kazakhstan.
|
|
In general, entrance/exit polls are not well suited to measure the Hispanic vote.
|
|
However, my uncle is admittedly not well versed in the 90s hip-hop culture.
|
|
This is a complex story, not well suited to being summarized in bullet points.
|
|
It's not well known among consumers and Van der Does likes it that way.
|
|
The tests also often rely on cops — not well-trained scientists — to administer them.
|
|
It was not well received, maybe because the "purpose" behind Perry's work was unclear.
|
|
Technology exists to do it, but it's costly, zany-sounding and not well known.
|
|
The shrinkage is all the more perturbing because its dynamics are not well understood.
|
|
Facebook publishers rely a lot on Facebook, but those interests are not well-aligned.
|
|
He came back with the the screens off and finished the show, not well.
|
|
As a quietly industrious toiler, and sometimes uninspiring orator, she is not well-known.
|
|
The reasons for their decades-long decline are not well understood or agreed upon.
|
|
However, the health implications of heat-not-burn products are still not well understood.
|
|
And last year, he was not well prepared so he tried again this year.
|
|
Especially for those who are not well-established — and let's face it, Rory isn't.
|
|
Edgar's later takedown attempts were not well hidden and were shucked off by Aldo.
|
|
Now Harry is back — in a play, this time — and all is not well.
|
|
But there is real danger in talks that are not well managed and prepared.
|
|
Competitive electricity markets align economic incentives and put customers, not well-connected companies, first.
|
|
In November Mr. Weaver told his commander he was not well enough to train.
|
|
About as well as you'd expect, which is to say not well at all.
|
|
If not, well, they would appreciate his putting them back on basketball's A-list.
|
|
If not, well, at these prices the failure will be a big deal, too.
|
|
Whether the posts are true or not, well, they can sort that out later.
|
|
And I knew his wife—not well or anything, but I did know her.
|
|
"Often we see activities that are well meaning, but not well planned," he said.
|
|
But if they were not well off, she would not have been with them.
|
|
But that expertise is not well distributed or made available at the chapter level.
|
|
Despite all this, Murray's name is not well known today, especially among white Americans.
|
|
The doctors can pull from the race any dog they believe is not well.
|
|
Many live in the Bronx, where services can be limited or not well publicized.
|
|
Academics are increasingly studying this problem of how society views maintainers (hint: not well).
|
|
But surviving portions of the caravan routes themselves, he said, are not well marked.
|
|
Having come from an industrial backwater in Eastern Ukraine, Kostya was not well-connected.
|
|
That's partly because its substrate, the mind and brain, are themselves not well understood.
|
|
He's probably not well-positioned to win over voters in such a crowded field.
|
|
Or, maybe you just can't stand using a mobile app that's not well-designed.
|
|
I'd love to be like Sade, but it's hard when you're not, well, Sade.
|
|
Coronavirus, whose emergence wasn't predicted, is not well-suited for the public labs' infrastructure.
|
|
Raffray learned the hard way that people are not well represented by the average.
|
|
For decades, it was not well understood that football can permanently harm the brain.
|
|
And when his displays are not well received, he will pick on the female.
|
|
The process is highly chaotic, however, and not well understood enough to control properly.
|
|
The relationship between religious belief and moral behavior is, in fact, not well understood.
|
|
"Our metabolism is not well-suited to sitting down all the time," he concluded.
|
|
Mr. Currao said that Mr. Weinstein was not well and has diabetes and hypertension.
|
|
Does this mean that there are not well-spoken, well, morons, on the planet?
|
|
Sam explained that things were definitely not well in his neck of the woods.
|
|
The piece was not well-received, and cost NYRB editor Ian Buruma his job.
|
|
"These people like Reagan and Trump are not well-grounded in policy," Clarke said.
|
|
Twitter looks appealing for visual NSFW content, but it's not well-suited for text.
|
|
But neighbors said there were at least some clues that all was not well.
|
|
In the first years after retirement, my work was glamorous but not well-paid.
|
|
If you're not well sorted, then it's harder to make you angry or enthusiastic.
|
|
Angelina Jolie is sounding the alarm ... all is not well in the money department.
|
|
HR: Not, well, we turned over 35,000 so -- DT: What about the other 15,000?
|
|
If you're not, well, let's just say each sip will be an interesting textural experience.
|
|
Elon Musk has a new boss, and she is not well-known to the public.
|
|
The potential of a sale was reportedly not well-received by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
|
|
Studies on galactagogues "have really small sample sizes, [and] they're not well controlled," says Gallagher.
|
|
I tell myself I like it, and it's not...well, it's not a lie, exactly?
|
|
But otter evolution is not well understood, with fossils rare and scattered around the world.
|
|
Gates said it's not well understood how hard it will be to bring down emissions.
|
|
" Addressing how John is coping, Joe said he's "not well but he's in good health.
|
|
The traditional patent enforcement model is not well-suited to users of 2150D printer services.
|
|
Many of them were not well-known political activists or protest organizers but ordinary Egyptians.
|
|
If you're not, well, you have no one to blame for your suffering but yourself.
|
|
She tells Cosima that Westmoreland is not well and that's why all this is happening.
|
|
Just three years ago Danielle Collins was not well known outside the college tennis world.
|
|
Like Apple's Live Photos, they're cute and fun and not well-supported on social networks.
|
|
It's not well-lit, and they're gonna go, 'What was she doing out there anyway?
|
|
If not, well, you may want to consider giving your living space a little makeover.
|
|
But little attempt has been made to understand them, and they are not well used.
|
|
Their work is not well remembered today, but that doesn't make it unworthy of preservation.
|
|
If there is a funding winter, we're set; if not, well, we are still set.
|
|
They said the area's digital sector was not well-integrated with local universities and communities.
|
|
Even some of the main arguments made by the law's supporters are not well understood.
|
|
Yet for all the jovial colour of the occasion, democracy in Zambia is not well.
|
|
ALL is not well between Israel's cabinet and the generals who supposedly report to them.
|
|
"I think these surgeons are not well informed about the nature of pain," he said.
|
|
"The reaction is one of vengeance—it is not well thought out," he told me.
|
|
Polls show that his approval ratings are positive, but they're not well over 50 percent.
|
|
They're not well-suited for city life, and Android users are missing half the experience.
|
|
But even with its popular embrace and market ascendance, all is not well with Uber.
|
|
Hispanics and other Americans are not well-served by a vacancy on the high court.
|
|
Disciplinary records during Burge's reign of terror are thin and were likely not well-preserved.
|
|
One apparently not well versed with the economic and political realities of the telecom market.
|
|
While not well understood, neural networks, deep learning, and reinforcement learning are all machine learning.
|
|
"Our systems are currently not well set up to address those colliding threats," he added.
|
|
If you're not well-versed on Clinton, Hillary won't help you get a firm grasp.
|
|
It is not well equipped for such base concepts as economic reality, compromise and negotiation.
|
|
But his British lawyer, Gareth Peirce, said her client was not well enough to participate.
|
|
If not, well, everyone who has gone to the other side has never come back.
|
|
It is not well-absorbed through the skin, but its vapors can enter the lungs.
|
|
Apparently, she's not well, so just like, prayers up to Tweet because we need her.
|
|
If anyone at any time is feeling not well, we have a full medical team.
|
|
Community health workers are usually not well paid and have fewer qualifications than hospital doctors.
|
|
But that message was not well received by some of the panel's more conservative members.
|
|
"Unless you're trained for a military or police perspective, you're not well-trained," he said.
|
|
Even among loyal Democrats, there were obvious signs that all was not well years ago.
|
|
Still, there are keys facts about the Russian actions that are still not well understood.
|
|
BlackBerry didn't have that kind of money anymore but his decision was not well-received.
|
|
The science behind how cannabis affects users is enormously complicated and still not well understood.
|
|
And three, if you're not well, please avoid crowded places, and see a doctor immediately.
|
|
Even an amateur like me could tell that all was not well below the waves.
|
|
That's largely because those apps are not well-positioned to spur action outside their confines.
|
|
Countries, as a general rule, are not well-equipped to consider their own darkest moments.
|
|
But both White and Valdez have a simple message: All is not well in Texas.
|
|
Right. Part of me, it makes me think, is it that they're not well-intentioned?
|
|
If you think about our different sectors in life, politicians are not well thought of.
|
|
How do you justify back-to-school shopping if you're not, well, going back to school?
|
|
If not, well, you can always peruse (and sigh loudly at) her Instagram and Facebook pages.
|
|
But a pillar is a shaky place and I'm not well suited to being a nun.
|
|
"They know that if this land is not well-managed, it will be destroyed," she said.
|
|
We often wonder why does this — this company was not well run for a long time.
|
|
You cannot be taken seriously as a developer if you are not well-versed in Javascript.
|
|
If you're not, well, allow me to introduce you to a brilliant holiday known as Chrismukkah.
|
|
These are questions that a fossil of a lone tick is not well-equipped to answer.
|
|
"Criteria are not well defined and are mainly based on 'distinctiveness' from other organisms," he said.
|
|
"Brazil, I'm devastated that I'm not well enough 2 come to Rock in Rio," she wrote.
|
|
And if it's not, well, here's 12 pieces that'll help give your outfit a little something.
|
|
They argued that the town is not well enough policed: reason enough to revoke a licence.
|
|
Trump is not well-versed on the particulars of the federal budget, according to the Post.
|
|
M-class dwarves are not well understood in comparison with other types of stars, Reiners said.
|
|
I think it may have been a really good idea that was probably not well executed.
|
|
Tatum's dad apparently did not handle the news very well: "Really, really not well," said Tatum.
|
|
The market's view is that Clinton's positions are known, but that Trump is not well-known.
|
|
First, the thousands of genetic variations so far linked to educational attainment are not well understood.
|
|
That raises the risk that their problems are not well understood or that they could worsen.
|
|
Trump's plan to block Muslims from the United States was "not well-received," according to Aziz.
|
|
Nonetheless, Nunes said she was not well enough to fight Saturday night and has pulled out.
|
|
"I see the threat being the fact that people sometimes are not well educated," Carson said.
|
|
If not, well, I'd probably end up dead—but so would a lot of other people.
|
|
Many companies are not well analysed and security concerns still deter some managers from visiting Pakistan.
|
|
While not well known outside Los Angeles, he has taken an active role in institutions here.
|
|
"This wasn't a common practice in the past, so records were not well-kept," Bier said.
|
|
That's when you open your shoulder, your head moves and you hit it, but not well.
|
|
Tasty too, which was a good thing considering the island is not well prepared for tourists.
|
|
Unlike its regional neighbors Egypt and Jordan, Saudi Arabia is not well-known for ancient history.
|
|
Spiegel caught flak for championing a 2018 redesign of the app that was not well received.
|
|
When a client won't commit, Sipes suspects she is not well suited to serving that client.
|
|
It tells an American story, and its stars are not well known outside of North America.
|
|
If it's not well written, they could end up paying unexpected amounts of money to clients.
|
|
Abraaj is not well known in the usual private equity circles of New York and London.
|
|
Well, lower your expectations, because In the Aeroskank Over the Checkered Pattern is not well done.
|
|
If not...well there are other people in the world to focus your positive energy on.
|
|
They're underfunded, not well-known, running in incredibly difficult districts and, largely, completely new to politics.
|
|
There were a couple who I noticed right away were not well, they were not comfortable.
|
|
Two of them were stumped, explaining to me that they're not well-versed in American politics.
|
|
MPs are not well paid compared with other parliamentarians and other professionals in the public service.
|
|
The film was not well received, with some critics calling it "95 minutes of vanilla laziness."
|
|
"If it's not well sealed, air is going to flow around the edges," Mr. Heffernan said.
|
|
"That woman's not well," Madeline tells Celeste, ignoring the obviously unwell woman right next to her.
|
|
"Some parks were not well maintained and unsafe for our children to go to," Cruz recalled.
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And sometimes there's no clear trigger, which can be a sign that all is not well.
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"Forensic anthropology was not well developed in the early 20th century," Jantz said in the study.
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But some in her caucus have reached a different conclusion: She is not, well, worth it.
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The only non-medical people who need to wear masks are sick people, not well ones.
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I'm not well enough read to have a book that no one else has heard of.
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Emotions or not, well-critiqued or not, "The Lion King" remake was certainly embraced by audiences.
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After texting my admin to let her know I'm not well, I go back to bed.
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But "Travels With Myself and Another" is her most intimate book and not well-enough known.
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"There is a reality that he was not well-liked by his Senate colleagues," Mackowiak said.
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Nothing is coming to mind because they're not well-phrased enough for me to remember them.
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This technique is being relied upon more and more, and its consequences are not well understood.
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We have, believe it or not, well you know this, D.C. is a very small pond.
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Yes. The one that is the best known, but you have tons ... Expedia's not well-known?
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Because my family was not well off, I ate whatever I had until I became full.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: And really the underpinnings of this unique type of headache is really not well-understood.
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Well, I meant more stuff that's so obviously not ... Well, the stuff that's obviously bad is gone.
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In Europe we would choose a different approach because our brand is not well known in Europe.
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Not, "Well you know, it&aposs perfectly fine because it&aposs a metaphor for the entire controversy".
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Their plan was simple and, arguably, not well thought out, and their time together was short-lived.
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If you're wondering how Australia is taking its narrow loss at Eurovision, the answer is not well.
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"Forensic anthropology was not well developed in the early 20th century," writes Jantz in his new paper.
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If not, well, you may want to keep her from viewing the below trailer... it ain't pretty.
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On the other hand, Bernstein's profile carries with it a poignant sense that Soph is not well.
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In truth, the first signs that all was not well with the Swiss emerged before Wimbledon started.
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Those scientists were studying how the vertebrate brain controls hunting behavior, something that is not well-understood.
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But he was not well known in the broader public like Robert Mapplethorpe, his peer, for example.
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Early machines, with their binary logic, were not well-suited to highly complex and variable field environments.
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But how long the vision impairment lasts, and how bad it can get, are not well understood.
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What do you think you've done well in this area and what do you think not well?
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On April 7, Yassin, received an SMS from Ansari, saying, "I am not well," repeated several times.
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This may be because reboot was not well-received by those who did get to see it.
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Or indeed the vast clusters of CPUs otherwise needed (but not well suited) for such intensive processing.
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That's not the message we should be sending to some of these people who are not well.
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Then there are other diseases researchers know are out there, but are not well known to science.
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That they're not ... Well, I mean they're not ... First of all, it's not a monolithic agency — sector.
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On top of all this, Simple's announcement about the discontinuation of bill pay was not well-communicated.
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It would be a gross understatement to say that all is not well with the Argentine economy.
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The benefits of global trade and NAFTA specifically are substantial, even if they are not well understood.
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It probably will not be large because the Republican convention was not well organized to begin with.
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At the time, essential oils were not well known, but Cohen was drawn to them right away.
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This week: A season of change in Silicon ValleyAll is not well in the world of startups.
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"It's really, really poor public policy that is not well thought out," said Huffman, a former judge.
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Democrats, smelling blood but not well positioned to take back the House, have instead challenged Mr. Ryan.
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So, this uncertainty builds up anxiety and this uncertainty can be disastrous, if it's not well managed.
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Ms. Robbie was not well known in 2014, when Mr. Silverman helped steer her into the film.
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Despite being a box-office hit, the horror film was not well-received by critics or audiences.
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All is obviously not well between the exes, who co-parent their 4-year-old son, King.
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But they add that the INGKA-Inter IKEA structure is not well designed for inheritance tax avoidance.
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The woman who tied everything together has been dead for some time, and things are not well.
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Not that I'm not well known there, they just don't have the invasiveness that we have here.
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But despite the successful coming-out party, all was not well in the world of Emil Meek.
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Mental illness was still not well understood years later when Parley herself was taken to the hospital.
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A recent survey McGinn conducted found Facebook is not well regarded in many parts of the world.
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It paid enough that I could cover rent, but not well enough that I could get comfortable.
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It is not well–recognized by most investors, but banks are the same as any other company.
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"I'm not well," his mother tells him in the morning, and her teacup trembles in her hand.
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It's very difficult to justify this head-and-shoulder pattern as its components are not well developed.
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Those traits can be really productive together, but if they're not well balanced, they can be unproductive.
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The virtual currency has been a constant source of controversy, but it is still not well understood.
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The campaign was, obviously, not well run — especially in contrast to the disciplined and focused Obama operation.
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This phenomenon is not well-studied, but I hear it often enough that I can't dismiss it.
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It contains an active portion of the ketamine molecule, whose antidepressant properties are not well understood yet.
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I argued a day ago that, outrage aside, the board was not well set up for success.
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While the film was not well received, the novel won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1988.
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"Any person who walks into a room and kills 20 people is not well," Koerber told Mashable.
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Some doctors agree that those requirements make typical wrist wearables not well suited to an elderly clientele.
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Efforts are also being made in places not well known for tolerance of gay men and lesbians.
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She is in the autism spectrum, so you can't disagree, you can't question, because she's not well.
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There was more crosstalk than usual, the moderators were weak, and the production was not well-executed.
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Exactly how primates are exposed to the bacterium, Bacillus cereus biovar anthracis (Bcbva), is not well understood.
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She served briefly as minister of regional development last year, but is not well known in Romania.
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A public understanding of science is not well served by shackling science to a national-security state.
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Arena raised this idea with his coaches in January, he said, and it was not well received.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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But such companies are not well schooled in cyber security, leaving these devices wide open to hackers.
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The report finds that women's experiences and stories are not well integrated into U.S. state history standards.
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Aluminium should serve as a reminder that all is not well in the metals state of China.
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"But how do you figure that out if you're not well-versed in life insurance?" he asked.
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But the implications of handing more and more responsibilities over to the military are not well understood.
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In the last K-pop concert people were not well informed of how cold it could get.
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Now we can't ... Past this point we will not be able to know everyone, at least not well.
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The big, red YouTube header was a bit gaudy and not well-received when it first rolled out.
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I'm doing a little better today, but not well enough to carry on with my PAX plans, sadly.
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According to Schawbel, all is not well with the state of people capital in the Silicon Valley economy.
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It was not well handled... (CROSSTALK) HENRY: The big picture, illegal immigration is a strong issue for him.
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Anyone that has a problem with her, you deal with me, because she is not well right now.
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But there's reason to believe that current grid architecture is not well-suited to enabling and encouraging them.
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If it ends up that you're not, well, the S10 5G is kind of a nonstarter at launch.
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"It was foolishly drafted and not well thought out," said Ron Kaufman, a longtime RNC member from Massachusetts.
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Claims it can boost your immune system or reduce muscle soreness are not well supported in the literature.
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"Although biological plausibility is not well understood, we know that antidepressants are associated with weight gain," she said.
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Small and not well-formed, a third (and perhaps more) nipples can be seen below the regular two.
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A party with eight MPs was not well positioned to attract voters who wanted to reverse the referendum.
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Plus, 5G is not well-suited for rural areas because the high-frequency signals have such short range.
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Thousands of first responders and survivors as well as those who worked and lived downtown were not well.
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After that tumultuous semester, I realized that despite the intense invalidation I had experienced, I was not well.
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Not well-liked by the party's key money men, these candidates nonetheless appeal to many grassroots conservative activists.
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"It happens because we are not well-liked," says Whitfield, who is also a member of the club.
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There's Europe over there, there's Asia over there, and I think most Americans are not well-diversified globally.
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But they are not well modelled, because their effect, never encountered before, does not lend itself to spreadsheets.
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Iowa began both parties' nationwide nomination process, but its procedures are not well-known outside of the state.
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If you're not well-acquainted with the 21 crime comedy Get Shorty, you are missing out big time.
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DeVos's answer suggests she's not well-versed on policy, and begs the question why she wasn't better prepared.
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But if your house is not well insulated, you might need to break out the extra space heater.
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And all is not well in Brazil, where the Summer Olympics are set to open in 99 days.
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The complexity and risks of such products are often not well understood by indebted consumers, the agency said.
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Amblypygids are not well-documented, which is a shame, considering we see them every evening in our nightmares.
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Some aspects of presidential nuclear war-making powers are secret and therefore not well understood by the public.
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Although not well known today, Hubert Robert was one of the most popular painters of 18th-century France.
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The proposal to shut USIP is not well thought out, and should be dead on arrival in Congress.
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S. development finance tools are outdated and fragmented across multiple federal agencies, and often are not well coordinated.
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Most couldn't speak English, most had never been in the United States, and most were not well educated.
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Regardless, laws on forest preservation and land governance are not well enforced in remote jungle regions, analysts said.
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I'd imagine not well, considering that Dany has long considered it her destiny to rule the Seven Kingdoms.
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I am not well informed on what percentage of women in other cultures would claim that same quote.
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But all was not well in the royal marriage, which had been on the rocks from the start.
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Apple's Siri may be a household name, but it's not well-known for being an in-home assistant.
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Those who have it often wake up feeling like they're not well-rested after a full night's sleep.
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His questions likely made little sense to anyone who's not well-versed in the Fox News Cinematic Universe.
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But this proposal is not well-designed, and flawed analysis only makes achieving well-designed reform less likely.
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But all too often, the clothes are not well-made, and the ideas are only a millimeter deep.
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"Obviously what happened Friday, they have to understand, was not well done," Republican Senator Bob Corker told reporters.
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In a lot of ways, governments are not well equipped at all for those decisions, the report concludes.
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Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
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"If you're perfectly symmetrical for an asymmetrical task, then you're not well-prepared for that task," he continued.
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Granted, the swamp is not well suited for human habitation, but humans depend on it all the same.
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But they are not well enough understood for them to be associated with specific rises in mean temperature.
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Her performance was not well received by critics, but she said that she had benefited from the experience.
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In a literal sense it would mean she was not well mentally and spoke for a long time.
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Critics say that Bloomberg seemed unprepared for the questions and that his answers were not well thought out.
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The IRS is generally not allowed to share data and not well-equipped to sniff out international crime.
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Or is it just not ... Well, I think you can solve for it in a lot of ways.
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It also makes individuals who are not well off or well-connected think twice before running for office.
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TV networks are, in my opinion and analysis, not well-positioned for this shift, given their business model.
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"The risks these drugs pose specifically to children are not well understood," the office said in House testimony.
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Cruz—even though he's apparently not well-liked by most politicians in the Republican Party—is a politician.
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Keller's departure just adds more evidence to the perception that all is not well in the land of Musk.
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But it is not well known in many parts of the world, including in the United States where Amazon.
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It was not well-received overall, since Teigen was so confident to share her distaste for the film.4.
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They are not high end pants, they are not well-made and I don't like wearing hot pink pants.
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Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) was able to make it back from the Upside Down but all is not well.
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If you're not well over six feet tall, your chances of making it to the NBA are almost zero.
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The precise workings of the epidemic in recent months are not well understood, but a few elements stand out.
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What's not well understood is that Tesla cars being made *today* will be able to do that for you.
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Doctors wanted to airlift Natalie to a hospital on Greece's mainland, but she was not well enough to move.
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One of the things that I talk about in the book is "Extremers, " by definition, are not well rounded.
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The program is not well-targeted to the poorest populations and has not demonstrated a measurable impact on communities.
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Zack Snyder's "psychological fantasy action" film Sucker Punch was not well-received when it first hit theaters in 83.
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And if it's not, well then I guess hello there to a massive lawsuit heading in Dame Dash's direction.
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As BDC says, California's "goals, utility incentives, policies, programs, and metrics" are not well-aligned to achieve building electrification.
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"You have people that are not well and they are shot like dogs in the street," he told reporters.
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The business of food waste is not well tracked; most data available now is on funding for individual companies.
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I could see his eyes were rolling in the back of his head and he was like not well.
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The cultural exchange includes works by 17 companies, many of them not well known here, and four film presentations.
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Many Democratic primaries are filled to the brim with new, untested candidates who are not well known by voters.
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Though not well-received initially, in many ways this speech laid the foundations for the West's anti-communism policies.
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It rolled out innovative new devices, like the PlayBook tablet and Torch, but the devices were not well received.
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" The report goes on to state that "the severity of these hazards is not well known at the time.
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It's common for networks to run biographical information about people who are not well-known to the general public.
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In any case, US audiences who are not well versed in Canadian history will learn much from Lepage's show.
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That sentiment was not well received by Mahathir Mohamad, who led his opposition coalition to victory over Najib's coalition.
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But Wall Street has been catching up to his view that all is not well in small-cap land.
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The United States thinks big, she said, but mechanisms are often "not well adapted to the context" of Afghanistan.
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Ms. Malliotakis, 36, was not well known when she announced in April that she would seek the Republican nomination.
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And, as you say, our economy is not well-suited to be shut down for long periods of time.
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Because it's a relatively new disease, and because our understanding of allergy is still emerging, it's not well understood.
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A FIESTY (AND NOT WELL-PLANNED) SCENE OUTSIDE THE TRUMP EVENT: Well, I should say not planned at all.
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"Most kids have the fear of dark, and it was pitch black, and not well lit," Trooper Axtman said.
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Mr. Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
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Better antitrust enforcement would help, but recent proposals for a complete revamp of competition policy are not well founded.
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She decided to pivot from pets to luxury goods, a category that she thought was not well represented online.
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In this case, it may be a sign that all is not well in the world of private funds.
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Earlier this week, Graham told reporters that Trump was "not well served by his staff" on the immigration debate.
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The Trump tax cuts disproportionately benefit higher-income people, so they are not well targeted to maximize economic growth.
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Since I got insurance in February, I've been diagnosed with several medical conditions, and they are not well-controlled.
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The charge that electors who vote their conscience are faithless, then, is not well grounded in authoritative legal sources.
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"A child is not going to gravitate toward a toy that's hideous or not well designed," Mr. Colvard said.
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Before her second song — "Hero," from 1993 — it seemed all was not well from Ms. Carey's point of view.
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Bill: The computer was a fairly new thing in 1971, and most people were not well acquainted with it.
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The party's establishment is not well positioned to stop Mr. Trump if he fares so well in the early states.
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Indefatigably inquisitive, Girard was nothing if not well informed before he ever began sketching out ideas for any new project.
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And if not, well, remember that you can install Messenger Lite on Android to hopefully avoid a lot of this.
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And Morgan needs to go home, chill the hell out, and refill his medications ASAP because dude is not well!!!
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Bessie (1893-1959) and Isadore Schwartz (1887-1965) Opportunity was a word not well known to Bessie and Isadore Schwartz.
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But all was clearly not well, with Ferrari mechanics hurriedly changing the car's spark plug as the seconds ticked away.
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This was a level of technology that archeologists would usually date to the 16th century, not well before the first.
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Fossil of Jinguofortis perplexusImage: Min WangDespite their ubiquity, the origin and early evolution of birds is still not well understood.
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His reporting embedded with Afghan forces was not well received by the Taliban, and they have since directly threatened him.
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To put it mildly, the world is not well, which is inconceivably frightening, and on a personal level, very demoralizing.
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A look at the last few days of his life provides some clues in hindsight that all was not well.
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If not...well, you may be better off staying home and binging American Horror Story instead of living through it.
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Google confirmed that all is not well in email land with a Monday afternoon post to its apps status page.
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More known, albeit not well-known, is the possibility that Queen Charlotte, wife to King George III, had black ancestry.
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I know that the police can and will harm me if they feel as though I'm not well-behaved enough.
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The judiciary is not well positioned to shoulder primary responsibility for assessing the likelihood and importance of such diplomatic repercussions.
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Vows 7 Photos View Slide Show ' It started out as many love affairs do in the fourth grade: not well.
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When I'm not well, I always try to push through and I do everything I can to do my show.
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When "The Nutcracker" premiered in St Petersburg on December 18th 1892, the production as a whole was not well received.
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Without water, 'we are not well' Food production is further challenged due to weather variability associated with global climate change.
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"He said, 'I got to stop, it's not helping, I'm not well, it's making me feel more upset,'" Grennell continued.
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Even if you're not well versed in filmmaking, your eyeballs are being led to the story before it's even told.
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That was just not option and everything in my price range was just cheap, not well-made, not high-quality.
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"They're not well thought out, they're impulsive and they do not appear to be coordinated with our allies," Diehl said.
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The Times reports that she was not well-liked among others in Trump's inner circle, including Kelly and Jared Kushner.
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But as Grint revealed to The Huffington Post, he suspects all is not well for Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger.
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"My mother is not well," the The Jim Gaffigan Show star, 37, admits to PEOPLE Now about her mother, Linda.
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"The program is not well-targeted to the poorest populations and has not demonstrated results," the Trump budget proposal said.
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FABER: Did the Austin deal break power or was power already on a road that might have ended not well?
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You have a lot of things to take care of, but you can't accomplish anything if you're not well rested!
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"He is aware that Mummy and Daddy are very sad because Thomas is not well," the parents told Daily Mail.
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At the time of his speech, footballers were not well remunerated and could be retained against their will by clubs.
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"He said, 'I got to stop, it's not helping, I'm not well, it's making me feel more upset,' " Grennell says.
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We met Max, Billy, Bob and witnessed how Will was acclimating to being out of the upside down (not well!).
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They have pressure from Apple, which initially that music service was not well received, but now it is, and others.
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However, it is difficult to put the figures in perspective, as data for traditional taxi companies is not well-recorded.
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That's saying a lot for someone who's been rocking stages since at least the '70s, if not well before that.
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You're currently hoping that a liver transplant comes through, because if not…well, you just don't know what will happen.
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Not all well-paid workers are happy at work, but there are no happy workers who are not well-paid.
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We know that the report, which she did on her own volition, was not well received in many Democratic quarters.
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BT said it first realized all was not well in Milan after it was approached by a whistleblower last summer.
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They're working, but not well enough; floodwaters were still standing in some places more than a week after the storm.
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Contemporary congressional leaders and rank-in-file lawmakers face a daunting problem that is not well understood, even by them.
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Firstly, because much of this development has taken place within secretive national security communities, the technologies are not well known.
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" The comment was not well received by some in the audience, with one woman audibly yelling, "He's a war hero!
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The drama of a leadership race at a time when many lawmakers are worried about reelection was not well received.
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"I am concerned that all is not well in this world of small countries with small financial systems," she said.
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He is not well read and appears to make little effort to become more informed about the world around him.
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"Those decisions were not well received and the unease has persisted among investors," said James Salazar, economist at CI Banco.
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There's a lot of people taking ideas of stuff that's not well made and passing it off as their own.
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Unfortunately, our brains are not well adapted to most of the biggest threats we actually face in the 21st century.
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The president's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum was not well supported by the public, the survey showed.
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Another favorite was gołąbki, more commonly known as galumpkis for those of us not well-versed in the Polish alphabet.
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I think we're too close to it in time, and the presence of the signatures is not well enough established.
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The same is true for tasks that are not well-defined, and that require creativity, innovation, inventiveness, compassion or empathy.
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PredPol's relationships with other cities—such as Haverhill, El Monte, Livermore, Mountain View, Tacoma, and Atlanta—were not well publicized.
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Swoons like this one can be unnerving, in part because they suggest all is not well with the broader economy.
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The problem is, after my 271 weeks of acting normally, I am again very weak, fatigued and definitely not well.
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As well, program deployment based on ZIP code inquiries is often not well aligned geographically with populations that need assistance.
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Mr. Ryan, who is not well known beyond Ohio, criticized Mr. Trump for lacking a plan to rebuild American industry.
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"Trump has demonstrated repeatedly that he's not well-equipped to help congressional Republicans bridge internal divides on policy," said Reynolds.
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It was not well-received by fans or critics — even though the special effects and action scenes were top notch.
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It says a lot about the expectations of girls at the time, and especially those who are not well off.
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While she has a high profile in the news media, Ms. Gillibrand is not well known among Democratic voters nationally.
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But Mr. Pei later admitted that he considered the building, which was poorly constructed and not well maintained, a disappointment.
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My manager and I are not well suited, which is one of the reasons I have decided to look elsewhere.
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And if you're not, well, here's a collection of recipes for when you'd rather be doing anything other than cooking.
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Vehicles are often old and not well maintained, and many drivers receive little formal training before getting behind the wheel.
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Ranked as the second is a transformational enterprise, Market Axess, this not well-known company focus on electronic bond trading.
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"Jessie's mom has multiple system atrophy and was not well, and his parents are in their 80s," Mr. Davis said.
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According to multiple State Department and former State Department officials, he was not well regarded by the US diplomatic community.
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This is the motion sickness of climate change: The world lurches, and our bodies know that all is not well.
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There's a certain Willy Loman aspect to Mr. Cuomo: He's liked, but not well liked, even in his home state.
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However, lawyers for the defendants said that such tsunami estimates were not well established, and even experts had divisive views.
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More importantly, because crypto-currencies lack a mechanism for creating credit they are not well suited to the capitalist economy.
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Dr. Burbrink and others say that's because snakes are often hidden and not well studied, and the disease is new.
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"We're not well-positioned to judge why any one person or an entire electorate voted as it did," he said.
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"But what I do see is a system that is not well designed to ensure compliance with Brady," she added.
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However, Wikipedia's own breaking news page noted that the site is not well-equipped to handle this type of situation.
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Sometimes I get caught up in bad content, not like bad, but just not well-made stuff and watch it.
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" Stretch: "Senator, we're not well positioned to judge why any one person or an entire electorate voted as it did.
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Muslim Americans with a background from these countries were not well-represented among the (very small) ranks of Muslim American terrorists.
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This well-meaning but not well-thought-through gift contributes to why rabbits are the third-most euthanized animals in shelters.
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When it comes to running the country, as opposed to a presidential campaign, they are not well-qualified to give it.
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I could, but not well, and a week or two later, our relationship fizzled for that reason or a thousand others.
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He's addicted to morphine, and continues shooting himself up with the drugs that are supposedly extending his life — but not well.
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Though it's not well known, most smartphones include an FM radio that would be capable of receiving and streaming local stations.
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According to Kelly, Cooman was the injured man in the historical account, a claim the university says is not well-supported.
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So, we're still in the super, super early innings, and I think that's one of the things that's not well understood.
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But the five skin tones that they chose are not well distributed in, well, first of all, in the color space.
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He's also got the same sort of fun personality that can win over a local fan base, if not well beyond.
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This has worked, but not well enough: the output has rarely exceeded five microwatts, while most pacemakers require at least ten.
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If you were not well-versed in sex toys, you might have no idea what you were even looking at, exactly.
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That mixed with the growing disconnect between her and her two daughters, has our resident perky blonde doing not well, emotionally.
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Additionally, 27% say they are not well paid and 003% have seriously considered quitting their job in the last 3 months.
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Energy fundamentals have cratered faster than the market can keep up, but the reason is sometimes confusing and not well understood.
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Larry was not well cared for by his owners, and sadly left to live his life alone in a tiny cage.
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Taurus energy is grounded and stable—which means it's not well suited for being flexible, and it's not easy to sway.
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If not, well, all the better for the Avro Arrow obsessives out there for whom the mystery is half the fun.
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It's not well-understood why this is, but one possibility is that cannabinoids are involved in the neurological process of orgasm.
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There's a number of problems with using security products from companies that are not well known, or not known at all.
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In an article appearing in Music Business Journal, Natasha Patel demonstrates that although women are becoming organized, all is not well.
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Bernie Sanders and his supporters, meanwhile, argued that all was not well—and they were proven right when Hillary Clinton lost.
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Not well-regarded and quickly forgotten, Film is now the sort of cinematic curio that only attracts the attention of historians.
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I am worried that the Olympic coaches and athletes heading to Brazil this year are not well informed about these risks.
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Joe Scarborough, who responded to Trump's tweet by saying that Trump is "not well," is a frequent critic of the president.
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These tweets were not well received in Berlin, and the surge of optimism that came with the ambassador's arrival quickly dissipated.
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Clubbed fingernails A phenomenon known as digital clubbing may also be a sign that all is not well with your heart.
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Too often she sees other founders' decks "either not well designed or generically designed," and missing their "brand personality," she said.
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He wrote in a letter to the president-elect that he was not well enough to make an in-person appearance.
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Trump's critiques of his top intelligence advisers via Twitter were not well received by either party in the Capitol (The Hill).
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"You might've dated someone not well known," Re/code's Kara Swisher pointed out on the latest episode of Re/code Decode.
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He employs it really well, not well, I don't think it's well, but it's kinda sociopathic, but it works for him.
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I think it has more to do with someone in that story who's not well basically, and who has unchecked power.
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She's a formidable woman, but not well-versed in the intricacies of blood doping, "oil changes," or 297-minute power outputs.
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His publicist tells us event organizers were notified ahead of the show that Bill was not well enough to make it.
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But I think frankly, angel investing, it's a little bit of a not-well-understood job, as it were, and practice.
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Despite the potential for disaster, few insurance policies cover pandemics, because the risk is not well understood and difficult to price.
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"States are not well funded and not prepared for the level of inquiries they are going to get now," Evermore said.
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Were they not well enough adapted to the colder climate during the ice age that covered much of Europe in glaciers?
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But this judging system created a pipeline of athletes who were not well equipped to be competitive on the world stage.
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One of the things that's not well understood, I think, is that we operate in many countries where there is censorship.
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Now I'm usually trying to find people who don't want to be found — and that sometimes means I'm not well received.
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But all is not well in Renata's immaculate seaside mansion, if her husband's heavy drinking and depressive behavior is any indication.
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On Pro Basketball The Knicks are not well known in the basketball world, or in any world, for making sound decisions.
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She claims Trump did not complain, but you can be sure the words were not well-received in the White House.
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He was doing pretty well, he said, but not well enough to make him believe that passing was a foregone conclusion.
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He is not well known outside policy circles in New York and Washington, and he has never run for office before.
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Several authors of the Science report have previously noted that the energy impact of the AI boom is not well understood.
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CountryMax is unfortunately not well stocked, so I leave empty-handed and head to L.'s dad's house for a barbecue.
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Besides size, some design experts say airplane seats are not well-designed for human bodies, which explains why they're so uncomfortable.
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You did not sense any intensity to advancing, defending or advocating for those who are not well-off or well-heeled.
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Synchronized hatching may be common in the animal world; scientist can't say for sure, as the phenomenon is not well studied.
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While she was not well known to the general public, the entertainment world called her the First Lady of Animated Voicing.
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Though not well-received, "Tron" was the first movie to put live actors into a computer generated world (literally the plot).
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"If they're not well-traveled then it's like, 'Shit,' and you try to find that one trip to showcase," he says.
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"Eating disorders are usually not well understood by the public, and I think the medical community mirrors that, frankly," Hildebrandt said.
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Caucuses did not favor Mr. Trump in Iowa, where organization mattered a great deal and where his campaign was not well prepared.
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All index-trackers are not perfect; some charge too much and some indices are not well-diversified (the MSCI World, for example).
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When a large proportion of voters are not well-informed but are disenchanted and angry with politicians, opportunists can exploit their emotions.
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The trail was not well-trafficked, and his mouth could not reach the switch needed to activate his phone to alert help.
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BRIAN STELTER, CNN: These are messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office.
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Now, opponents here view them as the product of an era in which the damage from oil spills was not well-understood.
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He suggests Jamie change his name, as his host is not well-disposed toward Jacobites, and promises to visit once a quarter.
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" She continued, "When I'm not well, I always try to push through and I do everything I can to do my show.
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Did I resent her because her songs matched too well with my own experiences as an Asian woman, or not well enough?
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And this film managed that feat while making reporters look like realistically rumpled schlubs, not well-groomed Robert Redfords and Dustin Hoffmans.
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When her time off was exhausted and she was still not well enough to return to work, colleagues donated their own leave.
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Those who survived are not well, but they are really cute teens, which is why you're going to enjoy watching the show.
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The idea that wild animals are reservoirs of pathogens which go on to infect humans is well known, but not well studied.
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" Stretch responded: "We're not well positioned to know why any one person or an entire electorate voted the way that it did.
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The connection between NSAIDs' pharmacologic effect of inhibiting prostaglandin production to increased risk of miscarriage is not well known yet, Li noted.
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If you're caught up with Keeping Up With The Kardashians this season, you know all is not well in the Kardashian world.
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Mathews remembered Smith as a popular dancer and the officer as an "aggressive" cop who was not well liked in the community.
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Father Hsu Yung-ming said the family was not well off and the prize money was going to be a great help.
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When people break it, by submitting bad-faith arguments or by manufacturing data, the system is not well-equipped to catch it.
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", we can also discuss "how can we provide support mechanisms for employees who are not well-versed in mainstream corporate America culture?
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Although she is already serving in Washingon, she's not well-known outside of her district, which encompasses areas south of Las Vegas.
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Most of today's big box office hits fall into this camp — and the majority are not well-received by people like Denby.
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Just-starting-out founders don't have a complete team and are required to do things they are not well-suited to do.
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"This process is not well understood at present and is one motivation (to study) this area," NASA said in a press release.
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Princess Kate, who revealed she is pregnant for a third time, was not well enough to see her son off to school.
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"Lisa's brand was not well represented by larger distribution companies who are typically out to play with big corporate dollars," she says.
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May, unlike Baldwin, is not well liked amongst backbenchers, and she does not have a unifying vision for her party moving forward.
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But instead, the market took the sentence to confirm the view of bears that all is not well with the American economy.
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For the moment, the dynamics behind these quasar positions are not well understood because there are few observational techniques to refine them.
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This is the lowest average implied move on record over the past 13 years, implying investors are not well-hedged for earnings.
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Instead of hiding in shame, Kidder answered the question: untreated bipolar disorder, and a mind and a body not well attended to.
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Current government infrastructure is not well organized or aligned to provide the service and flexibility that Americans expect in the digital age.
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However, all was not well in transportation stocks, as airline easyJet fell 1.63 percent despite reporting record sales for the summer Friday.
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I want work with a decent salary and equality for all, because you can't say that we're well ... we are not well.
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He cautioned that Bill Clinton's role on the economy could be "disruptive" and create "structural difficulties" if it is not well planned.
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Con: She's not well-known nationally and could be seen as past her political expiration date, having left office in 2015. 10.
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"They have taken leadership on certain points of landscape preservation that are not well understood, like the view shed," Mr. Olin said.
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Despite the privileges it offers, the club's existence is not well known, even to those who make their living in the sport.
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While Wainscott is not well known, it is home to a beautiful beach with only seven oceanfront homes, Saatchi told Business Insider.
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As 'the Drum Major in this parade of new precedents,' Justice Breyer is not well positioned to complain about their inevitable consequences.
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Right, you just fix things, you're not ... Well, we try to support people that are on the front lines, doing the work.
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The Kmarts and Macy's of the world, however, are not well-positioned to take refuge in any of e-commerce's major shortcomings.
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The idea was not well-received in the little cement house next to the army battalion where the station, Colombia Estéreo, operated.
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It might also be a signal to supporters of the British referendum on leaving the European Union that all is not well.
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Also, many of these commodities are not well regulated in terms of exactly what is in them or what dosages should be.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, 69, the leader of the ruling Law and Justice Party and the most powerful politician in Poland, is not well.
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Other research has shown that some students, especially low-income ones far from urban centers, are not well-informed about college admissions.
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With those numbers have come some Hollywood-style paychecks — many of them going to actors who are not well known outside China.
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Homeowners feared trouble from the husbands or the families and single mothers are generally not well perceived in Tunisian society, she said.
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Our VR camera equipment is the best available, but not well suited for freezing temperatures, glacial winds, volcanic dust and military aircraft.
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Now, Emma is likely pregnant with Marianne's spawn, or with Marianne herself — we're not well-versed in the rules of demon reproduction.
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That is even more necessary for him than most legislators, as he is not well liked at home after all these years.
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The fight is putting Kraninger, who has spent over a decade in government but is not well known publicly, in the spotlight.
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Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County took it a step further by focusing on people who were wealthy but not well-known.
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"I would get a call that she is not well, and I would go in," Kim told a parliamentary hearing this week.
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As the young woman drives to school, upbeat piano music plays, and a narrator alludes that all is not well for her.
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Patient advocates stressed on Twitter and other forums that Epic's patient interfaces are not well-designed, and are extremely difficult to use.
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"Either way, this dangerous progression of different access points that continues to enable the opioid epidemic is not well understood," Mackey said.
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Key mechanisms of natural variability are not well understood, and measured climate sensitivity to CO2 appears to be lower than modelers assumed.
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Heimbach is now free on bond, but all is not well for the white nationalists of Paoli, Indiana, according to the SPLC.
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When patients are acutely ill, or changing regimens, or finding that their blood sugar is not well controlled, testing may be appropriate.
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So even if you're not well-traveled, there's a belief that a well-traveled partner can pull you into their beautiful life.
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The third, and perhaps most important, reason for State's collapse is that Secretary Tillerson was simply not well suited for his job.
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If they're not — well, now that we see the real fault lines clearly, it's also clear how the whole thing could be shattered.
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But the idea that fertile women who are not using contraception should indefinitely not drink alcohol was not well received by many women.
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My boys made sure to point out how well or not well I did in the challenges, but we would laugh about it.
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What I am saying is that there [is] a collection of statistics which are essentially alarmist and statistically not well-founded in facts.
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Beyoncé's video for her new song "Formation" may have lit up the Internet Saturday, but perhaps all is not well in the Beyhive.
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This can misrepresent a form of mental illness that is not well understood by the lay public, and even some psychiatrists, she said.
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By a process not well understood, this chain folds up, after it has been made, into a specific and complex three-dimensional shape.
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The neighborhood I grew up in was mostly apartments (big old houses chopped up into smaller units, rundown, and not well cared for).
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"When coaches would give the female skier a compliment by saying, 'You have large legs,' it was not well received," Dr. Reel says.
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"[Here], drinking very hot beverages is common, and the reasons for this high incidence of this cancer are not well-understood," Wild said.
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Bennet is not well known nationally but has built a network of political operatives and donors helping elect other Democrats to the Senate.
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She described the hike as "incredibly challenging," noting that it was steep, at a high altitude, and not well-marked nor well-patrolled.
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Most authority is at the city- and statewide level, which is more distant and more abstract, but not well-covered by the media.
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If not, well then, my team doesn't stand a chance — unless Ned Umber swoops in at the last moment to surprise us all.
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John McCain or Jeff Flake, both vocal Trump critics who are not well-loved by much of the Republican base in the state.
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She gets how they're not well understood in America: They don't grow here, so of course we're less intuitive when cooking with them.
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While that event may seem innocent enough, the creepy music in the background signals that all is not well in the Underwood administration.
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His response was not well received with many in the LGBT community slamming Spacey for coming out after he was accused of assault.
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Though not well-known when he was hired to run Mr Trump's campaign last August, he had already shaped the celebrity-tycoon's politics.
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He recently cancelled a similar meeting, magnifying concerns that the 74-year-old is not well enough to lead Africa's most populous country.
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Well, I'm not, well, I think, I'm not saying, I'm quoting, Michael, I'm quoting highly respected people and sources from major television networks.
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He's not well-liked by the party leadership in Washington, but he's intensely in touch with what committed conservatives think and care about.
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"In our view, Pennsylvania is not well-positioned for a recession given the depletion of budget reserves and elevated fixed costs," said Petek.
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Even after more than two years since John Mellencamp and Meg Ryan broke up, it seems all is not well between the exes.
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But Holm-Nielsen said how much governments are spending on disaster prevention "is still not well understood" - and is part of the problem.
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That means that they're not well-equipped to compete in the "invisible primary" — the jockeying for favor that candidates do with party elites.
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Graham admitted that Cruz was "not well liked" among his peers on Capitol Hill, but implied he was the lesser of two evils.
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"We would say these are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office."
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Researchers say digital security guidelines — which are often determined state by state — were not well established when electronic voting systems were being developed.
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The game is not well known in western markets but the franchise is a massive hit in Japan where it will be released.
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The protests became something of a cause célèbre in the fall of 2016, but were initially not well covered by mainstream American media.
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While Mr. Steig was not well known beyond the jazz world, on two occasions his music was heard by a much larger audience.
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Among those making the same amount of money but who say they are not well paid, just 63% are satisfied with their jobs.
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But the track record for others is not well known, and many make promises that never materialize into lower prices or better care.
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The idea was not well received by GOP lawmakers, but Corker said he wants to learn more details from Pompeo before passing judgment.
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It also tells us that Priebus, like Trump, had an inkling that all was not well with Flynn from a very early date.
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When "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" had its debut on this day in 1970, it was not well received by critics — including ours.
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"We lost thousands in battle in the Korean conflict because we were ill-prepared and not well-trained or well-equipped," he said.
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And courts are not well suited to make the required policy judgments that are implicated by corporate liability in cases like this one.
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But there's another view that new online brands could unlock profits through products aimed at people who are not well served by incumbents.
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"We had to invite all our suppliers who are not well prepared for Brexit, and teach them the basics of customs," says Mr.Freismuth.
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But economists cautioned that monetary policy stance was not well known and that he would need to win the confidence of the market.
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The big thing happening in the economy that is not well understood is that there are two very different parts of the economy.
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The sessions took place amid heightened security, though they were not well attended, with 80 percent of the seats empty at some events.
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He's also not well; AIDS has taken several close friends from him, and he's recently learned that he too has contracted the virus.
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YES. South Korea (young patients) and Italy (old patients) are unique in the outbreak, and the characteristics in Iran are not well known.
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Op-Ed Contributor For a field that was not well known outside of academia a decade ago, artificial intelligence has grown dizzyingly fast.
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It's not well-suited for a peer threat, such as Russia or China, but it is designed to deter North Korea in particular.
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The group performs with a sharp rhythmic drive, and its style often seems on the verge of dance, if not well beyond it.
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I like the idea of having teams that welcome and encourage participation of groups that are otherwise not well represented in a sport.
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Of course, this is why parties can be so interesting, so full of life and anarchic energy: they are not well-oiled machines.
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Mr. Horne, who will turn 210 this year, knows he is not well-liked in raisin town, but he stands by his decision.
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If not well known, they are certainly well loved: the local dive bar or diner; the quirky Laundromat; the tiny shoe repair shop.
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But, these experts said, much more work is required to develop a reliable test for a disorder that is still not well understood.
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The company has also stressed the usefulness of its scooters for city residents outside Manhattan in areas not well served by the subway.
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Some analysts have even speculated that this is a sign that the new Star Wars-themed land was not well-received by fans.
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These mostly white, mostly not-well-educated voters experienced the change as threat, which manifested in support for hard-line anti-immigrant parties.
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The new rate is more volatile in ways that are not well understood by the market, which in turn breeds skepticism, said Cabana.
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Change is not being championed at the political level, because women are not well represented -- they currently hold only 3.1% of parliamentary seats.
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All is not well in the Arctic, where sea ice is in a long-term precipitous decline due to human-caused global warming.
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Mr. Stitt, a political newcomer who won with about 54 percent of the vote, was not well known in Native communities in Oklahoma.
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This isn't permanent, it's lighter, and people have to easily understand it because I'm not well-known here, like I am in Paris.
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Ms. Taylor, the founder of Glades Lives Matter, a community action group, said that Ms. Slater was not well known in the area.
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At the time, Yang's candidacy was quixotic — he was not well known and had never held elected office — and Kevin's tone was skeptical.
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The official unemployment rate may be low, but the spike in suicides, liver disease, and drug addiction tells us all is not well.
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But for reasons that are not well understood, in some people this chemical chain changes, and those alterations cause the opposite to happen.
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The comment, which came during a White House meeting on the violent MS-13 gang, was not well received in the room. Rep.
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We would say these are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office.
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We've also seen the inverse, on contextual fit; food products can either do amazing or not well at all on food-related podcasts.
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Here is the humbler truth: On their own, individuals are not well equipped to separate fact from fiction, and they never will be.
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As for a border wall, which is not well supported by American voters, "that debate belongs in the next fiscal year," she said.
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Gadio rejected Ho's initial draft ("this letter is not well written"), according to prosecutors, and finessed the language the alleged bribe should take.
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That is: When adults are led to think they're not well read, they may recall a past where kids are less well read.
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Not well publicized is the fact that seldom is a major arrest made because sleuthing Border Patrol agents are good at their jobs.
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Their effectiveness is not well studied, although people who have received the course of treatment have reported rapid, if not always lasting, relief.
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From Tokyo to Zurich, readers told us how New York's subway compares with the public transportation in their cities (spoiler alert: not well).
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Now Dems can begin holding hearings, gathering testimony, and strengthening the case that the rollbacks were not well considered, as required by law.
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But not well enough to attend the launch of the Kylie x Balmain makeup collection at Balmain's Paris Fashion Week event on Friday.
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"'Resume normal speed,' in a score" is the clue, and if you are not well-versed in music, you're out of luck, right?
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The Green Bay Packers are 3-1 heading into Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys, but all is not well in Lambeau Field.
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In fact, dissatisfied workers are more likely to say they lack opportunities to advance than they are to say they are not well paid.
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Those center on how quickly the government implemented the GST in a business marketplace that was not well prepared to accommodate the procedural changes.
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In Macau, Hato left nine people dead and caused extensive damage, spurring criticism that authorities were not well prepared and underestimated the storm's force.
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The unavoidably grim answer: not well, and not only because President Donald Trump has promised to pull the United States out of the accord.
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If not, well, Philae could bounce right off and be lost to space, or it could be sucked into a pit of soft dust.
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"The men and women across the country who today serve as district judges", he wrote, "are generally not well known" but "deserve tremendous respect".
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It was not well-received: Not only was he acting out of line as a child, he was also criticizing an adored political figure.
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In addition, Apple's "Tips" app that launched with iOS 8 was not well-received, and was quickly archived to users' Apple junk apps folder.
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Here's one I loved: Well, look, England may be in the semifinals of the World Cup, but all is not well across the Atlantic.
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When Milton Bradley launched Twister, the now-iconic game was not well received and the company was planning to pull it from the market.
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One problem, officials say, is that the doctrine around cyber conflict — what is espionage, what is theft, what is war — is not well developed.
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The first lady was not well-liked among the country's citizens due to her lavish spending and fear of being criticized, The Guardian reported.
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But scarlet fever, which spreads from person to person through coughing, comes and goes throughout the decades for reasons not well known to science.
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He was not well-known in Kenya, where there is such a surfeit of world-class runners that few qualify for the national team.
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However, despite their ubiquitous use, the effects on honey bee health of the various pesticides used repeatedly in almond orchards are not well understood.
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"The combination of older (sometimes archaic) systems with staff members not well-trained against security threats opens the door to ransomware attacks," he said.
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"A big issue is that the wing feathers are not well-preserved at present which is crucial towards assessing flight capability," Pittman told Gizmodo.
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Saunois said that while the reasons behind the methane surge are not well understood, the most likely sources are cattle ranching and rice farming.
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As Uber and Lyft balloon, one potential hurdle to survival is that the gig jobs they are creating are not well-paying and stable.
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They were not well-known names—though some are pastors of large churches—mainly because they are not active in politics or the media.
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For reasons not well understood, strong northerly winds that normally break up a red tide by December failed to materialize last winter, Stumpf said.
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"I called them and asked them to stay away from her because she's not well," he said in court, according to the Virginian Pilot.
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So even if you're scared of hippies, you might want to check this one out, and if you're not, well, you've found your people.
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However, if broad-based physician frustration with healthcare IT is any gauge, it is not done nearly enough — or at least not well enough.
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Of course the polar regions of the globe were not well-sampled at the time, representing about 28500 percent of the global surface area.
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Barrett Duke, chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, said that it had been rejected because it "was not well-written" and included "inappropriate" language.
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Automakers in general have had problems generating much investor interest due to the widespread belief that they are not well-positioned for the future.
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Manipulating money cannot command growth and opportunity but it can suffocate innovation and entrepreneurship, which is always unexpected, and not well-connected in Washington.
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Utah is a deep-red state, but Trump was thought to be vulnerable there because he was not well-liked by its Mormon population.
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Senator Cotton is a highly ideological individual who is not well suited to lead an agency part of whose core mission is objective analysis.
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"The company is not well managed," said Brian Wieser, a senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group with a sell rating on Facebook's stock.
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Scientists say it is clear that THC causes deficits in cognitive function, but the amount required to affect driving performance is not well understood.
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Even in countries where recorded unemployment rates are relatively low, the number of not-quite and not-well employed people can be distressingly high.
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Anbang's current shareholding firms are not well-known names in China, and some appear to have been set up just to hold Anbang shares.
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Sheehan says she understands why doctors didn't immediately think of AFM for her daughter, because the disease was not well-known four years ago.
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Some risks in richer nations also are not well-covered by insurance, it noted, including earthquakes in Italy and floods in the United States.
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While she has a sexual relationship with Dylan, she's not well-liked by most of the characters until the very end of the series.
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Not everything was handled well after the crisis and the impact on market structure still is not well understood, especially outside the banking sector.
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Expect to run into past lovers, but hold off on any makeovers…money spent at a salon during Venus retrograde is not well spent!
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To put it bluntly, Congress is not well suited for national economic planning, which is basically what pro-growth tax policies boil down to.
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Industry experts have said Amazon can change the business model and add transparency to a system that's complex and not well understood to most.
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If you've seen Psycho, you know the answer is "not well," but actors Freddie Highmore and Vera Farmiga take the material to brutal heights.
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Warren and Bernie Sanders are the two most progressive candidates in the 2020 Democratic primary, and their bases are not, well, fans of billionaires.
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Clinton in 2016, he is not well known on the national stage — especially compared to other potential candidates including Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden.
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Though the antidepressant properties of ketamine, an anesthetic, are not well understood, the drug indicates a new approach to treating mood problems, experts said.
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But Brooks Barnes of the NYT explains that behind that success, all is not well in Hollywood: Euphoria is almost nonexistent in studio hallways.
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Die-hard dinosaur fans return each year to assist paleontologists, but the public digs are not well-known outside the world of fossil enthusiasts.
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Yet unlike the flu, the coronavirus is new and not well understood, which makes it especially scary to the public, including Silicon Valley's elite.
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" Councilman Ernie Trakas also voiced concern over the measure, saying it "overreaches, is not well thought out and I believe it violates state law.
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The rise of artificial intelligence combined with Google's omnipresence in our lives is an issue that is not well understood by politicians or regulators.
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Often, when a pregnant woman's IBD is not well controlled, her body's resources are directed toward the inflammation and away from nourishing a fetus.
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It is not well known in the U.S. because it targets the low- to middle-market in China and elsewhere in the developing world.
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"If you have injuries, it means the manufacturing system is not working the way it's supposed to, or is not well designed," he said.
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Because it was caused by the cancer — in ways that are still not well understood — treatment of the cancer treated the DM as well.
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"Courts are not well suited to make the required policy judgments that are implicated by corporate liability in cases like this one," he wrote.
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Still, he said, enforcement could be tough on their riders and drivers if police are not well-versed on the specifics of the law.
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" All is not well, however, with the GBRMPA describing climate change as "the greatest threat to the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs worldwide.
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But that view seemed to change as people around Mr. Trump told him that Mr. Scaramucci's over-the-top performances were not well received.
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Research on the station has helped prove that exercise greatly slows the loss of bone, but the eyeball mystery is still not well understood.
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However, CRISPR is not well suited for intentionally introducing specific DNA bases, the As, Cs, Ts, and Gs that make up the double helix.
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They are hoping that Ralph Lauren might provide some options, but if not, well, given the demand, there is little doubt someone else will.
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Asked how it was going, she said "not well" and that her cursing flares up "daily," including after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump.
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The Dukan Diet, named after French nutritionist Pierre Dukan, is another high-protein, low-carb plan that is not well proven for weight loss.
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And from Tokyo to Zurich, readers told us how New York's subway compares with the public transportation in their cities (spoiler alert: not well).
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Traditional masculinity, it turns out, is rather appropriately not well suited to the kind of introspection needed to accept the wisdom of the APA.
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We knew each other but not well, so we awkwardly catch up while my dog tries to play with hers and her dog ignores mine.
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