There are some notable omissions from its channel lineup (every streaming service has channels it doesn't carry), but YouTube TV's omissions are shorter than many.
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The Trump administration isn't new to glaring amoral bigoted omissions.
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"There are some notable omissions from the squad," said Dyer.
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The curious, hesitant beauty of Freudian is in its omissions.
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And those omissions provide a distorted portrait of the truth.
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That said, the omissions do not hold for all crimes.
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These omissions were a stark departure from past U.S. presidents.
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As it turns out, those omissions could violate federal law.
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Critics and scholars faulted him for misunderstandings, inaccuracies and omissions.
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While we're here, let's make a checklist of other omissions.
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Management is given full discretion on coupon payments or omissions.
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Waiting until the last minute leads to blunders and omissions.
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Wiegert recommends considering liability insurance and errors and omissions coverage.
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These omissions are the story of mixed race in America.
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These omissions, and the likely motivations behind them, are important.
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Naturally, there are a few minor omissions, and anyone who automatically spends their movie-watching time trying to get a little ahead of a screen story is going to wonder how important those omissions are.
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Both Mnuchin and Price have said omissions of information were unintentional.
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Those tactical omissions, however, are reintroduced in his surprising new films.
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Perhaps the greatest omissions were the questions not asked at all.
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Though insightful, there were a few glaring omissions from the examined.
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One of the biggest omissions, however, seems to be Alexis Arquette.
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Such omissions are, by definition, an abuse of the FISA system.
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Future editions of the book can address some errors and omissions.
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These omissions don't doom the book; but they do mark it.
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JW: The omissions are just as interesting as what was included.
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The Buttigieg campaign said that the omissions were made in error.
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The limited field for the Olympics made for other notable omissions.
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"The first Page FISA application had "seven significant inaccuracies and omissions.
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Fans are noticing these omissions, revisions, and more, and are confused.
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But several scholars focused on climate change and communication see big omissions.
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For a film so focused on the dogs, the omissions are significant.
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Mr Trump's spokesman says the report is "peppered with inaccuracies and omissions".
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But the current measurement of prosperity is riddled with errors and omissions.
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Ballots from legitimate voters could be rejected because of errors or omissions.
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Mueller's report and testimony were oddly oblique and muted, with notable omissions.
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His aides have said his omissions from the clearance form were accidental.
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These omissions could ultimately shape the work lives of young female employees.
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However, the report notes that the FISA applications contained errors and omissions.
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A Washington scandal is rarely contained in the original actions or omissions.
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But those omissions aside, the Liberty 2 Pros deliver where it counts.
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Yet the Turkish case is flawed by its opaque and selective omissions.
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The original recipe is included below, noting our few substitutions and omissions.
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These omissions prove especially frustrating in the case of the new book.
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Jackson tells us so much, but it's the omissions that are deafening.
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Variations of those factors were behind the big omissions in the FBI report.
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The other models' omissions are now the subject of a class-action lawsuit.
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These omissions speak to the fundamental weakness of May's post-election political position.
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There are obvious, deliberate omissions, the inclusion of which would derail key allegations.
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These omissions are especially troubling because the rift between mothers is only growing.
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Two years on, and the laundry list of Kindle omissions grows increasingly absurd.
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But home theater enthusiasts might be disappointed with some of the technical omissions.
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They may be omissions that never came to the surface on their own.
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Rowland claims three omissions put the bill at odds with the First Amendment.
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These days, such omissions will still happen, but we can catch them faster.
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After some of these omissions were reported by HuffPost, Breitbart erupted in glee.
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Researchers found provider directories often were riddled with errors, omissions and outdated information.
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All we're trying to do is remove the misrepresentations and cure the omissions.
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Many of these claims were misleading, involved serious omissions, or were downright false.
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But while the omissions were glaring, the future is still bright for Hollywood.
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Facebook's actual and perceived errors – or perhaps omissions – have less easily defined consequences.
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Here are some of the unexpected omissions and big surprises from the nominations.
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" Stein described the 85033/11 Commission report as containing many "omissions and distortions.
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The most common response to the Kushner omissions is not criminal, but administrative.
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All of these things are extremely small, easy-to-miss omissions and flaws.
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Mnuchin has claimed these omissions were due to a misunderstanding of the questionnaire.
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As for the house-made dishes, several suffered from omissions of menu-promised ingredients.
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NETGEAR shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.
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Alexander Vindman, told impeachment investigators that he tried unsuccessfully to have the omissions restored.
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The indictment against Assange -- only six pages long -- indicates as much through its omissions.
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Among the more surprising omissions here is the inclusion of one physical button (power).
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But if these omissions don't bother you, TunnelBear is as straightforward as it gets.
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And each and every participant to those omissions needs to be brought to justice.
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CHRISTOPHER KISSELHouston As you said, Britain's "offshore" carbon footprint is high ("Omissions", October 19th).
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Those rules and norms are, in turn, the result of political acts and omissions.
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There are several reasons for these omissions, one of which may have been gender.
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CHRISTIAN NWACHUKWU With so many glaring omissions, it's hard to take this list seriously.
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That sounds sort of like having "grave concerns about material omissions of fact," no?
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Trump deals less in shifty evasions and omissions than he does in clear falsehoods.
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Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell, too, couldn't be blamed for griping over their omissions.
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He did note that there were 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the investigation.
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But he also found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" throughout the FBI's investigation. Rep.
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"[T]hese irregularities, these misstatements, these omissions were not satisfactorily explained," Barr told NBC.
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The good news is — as this list and its omissions prove — TV does not.
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The Washington Post first reported on the agency's myriad omissions and inconsistencies on Oct.
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However, the task has not been completed, for several omissions must be attended to.
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The FBI expressed "grave concerns about material omissions of fact" in the Republic memo.
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Horowitz, as part of his report, found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court) to monitor Carter Page, some of them related to the FBI's assertions or omissions regarding information they received the dossier.
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The descriptions of these investments were "replete with material misrepresentations and omissions," the SEC said.
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Any significant differences from the books tend to be additions, rather than alterations or omissions.
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"These mistakes and omissions do not change the general conclusion of the paper," they wrote.
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"We see exactly the opposite: It's the same flaws and omissions that set the stage."
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Here are the 13 worst omissions of the 2017 Emmy nominations, in no particular order.
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There are also a few curious omissions, notably Parappa the Rapper and its follow-up.
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The FBI said it had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact" from the document.
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"It wasn't trending news at all," said the former curator who logged conservative news omissions.
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These omissions and the related ambiguity could undermine EPA's current and future data collection efforts.
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But even with those omissions, we think WatchCut did a pretty good job paying homage.
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I shrug my shoulders at the Suora's omissions because they're things I can live without.
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When it comes to bullshit lists, and their glaring omissions, it pays to remember that.
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The problem Kushner faces is that those omissions, intentional or otherwise, can carry serious consequences.
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In his plea agreement, prosecutors said Mr. Flynn's lies and omissions hurt the Russia investigation.
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The final list of buyers, disclosed in a statement on Thursday, had some surprising omissions.
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Those groups also say omissions remain and have asked the judge to sanction the government.
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He has sounded off about previous omissions and has been faulted for smoking and drinking.
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It did find 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" made by the bureau during its probe.
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Clinton by agreeing that certain omissions should not always signal the importance of certain topics.
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The nominations announced today had some unlikely omissions and surprises, our Carpetbagger, Kyle Buchanan, reports.
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The review uncovered a deeply dysfunctional and flawed process riddled with inaccuracies and material omissions.
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Do these omissions make the texts more or less satisfying to you as a reader?
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In most cases, these omissions would likely have led to the denial of a clearance.
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And there are glaring omissions, notably the absence of a commitment to address climate change.
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"His actions constitute, and his omissions constitute, depraved heart murder," said Deputy State's Attorney Janice Bledsoe.
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They've repeated these lies (and omissions) so many times they now believe they are true. 3.
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He went on to say that the fact there were omissions in the transcript wasn't relevant.
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And with those omissions, Apple acknowledges that right now you'll still be entering login info repeatedly.
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At first glance, the list of available games on the PlayStation Classic has some notable omissions.
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Among the most glaring omissions this year is Straight Outta Compton in the Best Picture category.
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The lawmaker claimed that Kushner made the omissions "intentionally" in light of the ongoing Russia scandal.
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Time and The Economist's omissions might seem reasonable, given the looming threat of a constitutional crisis.
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Pew deduces its figure for undocumented immigrants using that data adjusted for omissions from the survey.
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Most of the omissions occurred in FBI work that pre-dated Mueller's arrival, the sources said.
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The memo noted there were omissions when it came to the department's handling of exemption requests.
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To that end, we are offering options and ideas for adapting recipes with substitutions and omissions.
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Reacting to the omissions, researchers asked the Justice Department to make the missing data available immediately.
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He discovered "at least 17 significant errors or omissions" in the four FISA applications for Page.
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This year, as usual, some of the omissions have been more surprising and controversial than others.
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Honorable mention omissions: Cesc Fàbregas and Marcos Alonso of of Chelsea and Sergi Roberto of Barcelona.
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A month earlier, he had reported the error to the AltiGen board and corrected the omissions.
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It placed primary blame for the significant errors and omissions on sloppiness by F.B.I. case agents.
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Chiefly among the omissions was the total shutout of Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed Little Women adaptation.
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Progressives are especially concerned these omissions mean that specific patients are being excluded by the legislation.
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Biden's labor plan largely aligns with that of other candidates, with a couple of notable omissions.
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My glasses always fog up at the In Memoriam montage, in spite of the inevitable omissions.
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I was fascinated by his omissions and determined to write into the space of what is missing.
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The list of omissions includes, perhaps most notably, any new funding to help accomplish any of this.
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For as much as the store looks and smells like a traditional bookstore, there are notable omissions.
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And reporters covering Cosby have been forced to examine decades of omissions, of questions unasked, stories untold.
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ANY ATTEMPT TO name the noteworthy narratives about gay life since 1981 would involve too many omissions.
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There's no charger, USB cable or headphones in the box — intentional omissions to reduce unnecessary e-waste.
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The staff cheerfully whisked them away but didn't seem to realize the seriousness of the menu's omissions.
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Now, Planet Computers may be fixing those omissions with the Cosmo Communicator, which doubles as a smartphone.
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While he was successful in making certain edits, those two omissions were not corrected, The Times reported.
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It aims to explain inconsistencies and omissions in a security clearance form that have invited public scrutiny.
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Those omissions go to the heart of the concerns about the bill among many within the GOP.
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The Oscar nominations were announced this morning and the biggest omissions the Academy made were glaringly obvious.
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These early-level omissions both simplify the game and add to the excitement of players discovering them.
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These omissions, critics say, can affect how Americans view global warming and its impact on their lives.
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After the White House reconstructed a rough summary of the call, Vindman realized it contained significant omissions.
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The three most glaring omissions were climate change, human rights and Russia's efforts to destabilize Western democracies.
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Minimum of $4 million of insurance coverage, through professional liability, errors & omissions or a fidelity bond. 4.
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Those omissions are just one reason lawmakers greeted the Congressionally mandated report with eviscerating criticism on Friday.
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Yet the film's omissions can be glaring — climate change is affecting these animals but is never mentioned.
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Such omissions could make it more difficult for other countries to assess and reduce their own risks.
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And even with 150 slots, the list has omissions worth arguing over — which helps prove its point.
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Some companies may even include errors and omissions, which protects you if you give someone incorrect information.
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"But as Starbucks has already recognized, its standard Store Operations Manual contains several important omissions," they said.
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At the same time, there are new and glaring omissions in federal automobile safety standards and enforcement.
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Despite these omissions, Democrats, including progressives, overwhelmingly voted in favor of the bill, which passed 230-192.
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"For her errors, for her omissions, … [Jean] paid the ultimate price," Hermus said, according to the article.
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Oddly, amid these debates, one of the Hall of Fame's key omissions is likely to be overlooked.
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Awards shows are thankless at best; there are invariably complaints about omissions and honest disagreements over winners.
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Perhaps each of us needs to ask whether our words, actions and omissions are beneficial or destructive.
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Omissions include characters, paragraphs, images and even dialogue that could be heard onscreen for the first time.
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The watchdog outlined seven "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to monitor Page, some of them related to the FBI's assertions or omissions regarding information they received from ex-British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, who authored the Trump-Russia dossier.
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As Kwon weaves her way through this story of absences and omissions, her language stays sparse and stark.
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The OGE noted "various omissions and inaccurate statements" in disclosure and compliance documents submitted in the past year.
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Although as the author Rosellen Brown thundered to me at the opening, there are also some odd omissions.
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In the face of Sessions's omissions and flouting of the process, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Sen.
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Two years ago, Brooks rectified one of those omissions when he inducted Travis into country's most revered circle.
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Critics of mandatory labeling have used these omissions and inconsistencies as arguments for maintaining the unlabeled status quo.
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Failure to monitor, communicate and coordinate care increases the chance of errors and omissions that can harm health.
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Andres, the prosecutor, asked Gates whether he understood that his lies to Manafort's accountants and omissions were illegal.
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Such omissions left Leon Schwarzbaum, who survived Auschwitz but lost his family at the death camp, feeling dissatisfied.
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While many glaring omissions have been fixed in recent years, the Unicode consortium has accepted 157 new emojis.
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The F.B.I. and House Democrats have both said the memo is misleading because it contains omissions and inaccuracies.
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Looser is out to correct these kinds of omissions in Austen scholarship, and her mission is fundamentally populist.
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His omissions extended to the Journal of Clinical Oncology, which is published by the group he will lead.
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These omissions are mostly understandable: The book is already a long survey of the decade's domestic politics alone.
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The inspector general sharply criticized the FBI for inaccuracies and omissions in its application to surveil Carter Page.
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These are glaring omissions, but they highlight the difficulty separating deepfakes from the underlying problems of platform moderation.
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As we have been able to show... there have been mistakes and omissions by the (IOC) Ethics Commission.
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The report did find multiple "significant errors or omissions" in the FBI's applications to wiretap Mr Page, however.
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ENABLE listed words in all their glorious conjugations and aimed for totality, uninhibited by letter limits or omissions.
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The omissions included lobbying by Manafort about a "Jerusalem Bill" and a "Saudi Arms Package", the motion said.
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But...the 2017 Golden Globes nominations were announced this morning, and there are some truly surprising omissions this year.
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It's nowhere near perfect, with curious hardware omissions and a camera that doesn't live up to its spec sheet.
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There are a few glaring individual omissions (no Aliens?!), and foreign horror films of the era are completely missing.
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He said the offering statements filed with the regulators contained statements that were false, misleading or with material omissions.
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Through acts and omissions, the Fed kept interest rates and expected interest rates higher than appropriate, depressing the economy.
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Tesla and SpaceX were notable omissions from the first amicus brief, since Musk has publicly objected to the ban.
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Plus, unless she lives off veggies, hummus, lunch meat, yogurt, and trendy drinks, there seem to be some omissions.
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But its information circular makes "material omissions" relating to its pursuit of Mantos, Waterton said in the court documents.
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" The FBI, meanwhile, announced it had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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Bill Clinton's re-telling of the couple's life story — and love story — also had to make some conspicuous omissions.
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That was one of the big notable omissions from GoPro's Karma — a pretty important feature for an action drone.
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From the late release to its omissions, K.T.S.E doesn't put Taylor in a position of control in her artistry.
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"It is also important that we hear about any inaccuracies or key omissions from the Nunes document," he added.
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But if you're a big Disney fan, you'll notice some changes in dialogue and omissions from the 1994 movie.
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It's unclear which institutions he's calling out, but there were some glaring omissions on the day the news dropped.
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Other omissions, however, appear to be deliberate—for example, the somewhat comic failure of the series to cover athletics.
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All these weird omissions and errors pale into insignificance compared to the total absence of text in the movie.
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But it still had glaring omissions, like the ability to shoot 4K video, and a more free-moving touchscreen.
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Right before you file, the software will mark up your return to highlight errors, omissions, and places to improve.
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It also faulted him for "various omissions and inaccurate statements" in documents filed with the Office of Government Ethics.
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Still, there are significant omissions in the dossier that prevent these files from becoming definitive proof of Soviet spying.
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Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie anchor the young roster, while veterans Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley are notable omissions.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Flynn's "false statements and omissions impeded and otherwise had a material impact" on the Russia investigation.
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The inspector general found "at least 17 significant errors or omissions" in the four FISA applications related to Page.
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Manafort's lawyers sought to establish Gates as the true culprit behind any omissions or mistakes on Manafort's tax filings.
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Mr. Horowitz took no position on whether a judge would have approved the wiretap without the misstatements and omissions.
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Kushner has had to refile his security clearance twice already, due to his omissions of significant meetings with Russians.
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The FBI jumped in on Wednesday to express "grave concerns" about "material omissions of fact" in the Nunes memorandum.
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"Given such easily found omissions, the integrity of the entire list is called into question," the SNAP statement said.
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In fact, the report revealed that there were 17 "significant errors and omissions" in the FISA applications involving Page.
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Some of his omissions involved articles that were published in Cancer Discovery while he was an editor in chief.
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The inspector general outlined seven "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in its application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court) to monitor Page, some of them related to the FBI's assertions or omissions regarding information they received from Christopher Steele, an ex-British intelligence agent who authored the notorious Trump-Russia dossier.
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But Geyser's Supreme Court brief contends there's actually no circuit split because the other rulings involved alleged misstatements, not omissions.
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You get a lot of the major apps (Netflix, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram), though there are some omissions too (Snapchat, YouTube).
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It also reinforces an "anti-fraud" provision for proxy advisers that bars omissions or misstatements in their reports or recommendations.
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Colonel Vindman said that the reconstructed transcript included a few omissions, and that he had tried to make some changes.
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The Smart Outdoor Watch WSD-F20 fixes one of the WSD-F10's more obvious omissions by adding GPS support.
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Vindman reportedly told impeachment investigators that the White House record of Trump's phone call with Ukraine's president contained deliberate omissions.
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"The government does not dispute the seriousness of the 'significant errors and omissions' described in the Report," Van Grack wrote.
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But chapter six specifically addresses, in pretty unsparing terms, the key questions of originality, errors and omissions in Smith's writings.
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Probably the promise of fully carbon-neutral aviation growth from 2020 has too many caveats and omissions to be feasible.
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Many many others deserve special mention, but this is a note not a treatise, and I apologize for all omissions.
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The judge attributed the omissions principally to investigators in the region, who were responsible for assembling evidence in the case.
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"In our full year results announcement in March we talked about omissions in some of our product ranges," it said.
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But in all three examples the media's execution involved serious omissions that left important truths on the cutting-room floor.
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The acquisitions regulation will "remove out-of-date coverage, update references, and correct minor errors and omissions," the agency said.
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In June, the courts struck down an election law for disenfranchising provisional and absentee voters for "trivial" omissions of paperwork.
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The acquisitions regulation will "remove out-of-date coverage, update references, and correct minor errors and omissions," the agency says.
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There's no adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking or lane-keeping on offer — strange omissions in a tech-focused segment.
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In December, Horowitz found inaccuracies and omissions in FISA applications to surveil Page, who was not charged with any crime.
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The lack of reflection and omissions often seem calculated, as if Pardlo plans to revisit these subjects in future work.
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As I like to say, in the fourth quarter of 2017 America was a big exporter of errors and omissions.
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The television nominations included only one truly quirky choice ("Catch-22"?) but there were a few unexpected choices and omissions.
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In total, the inspector general's report details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the four separate FISA applications on Page.
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"Omissions are as harmful as contradictions because it seems like you're hiding something," Fleischer said, according to the Associated Press.
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" The FBI said publicly that it had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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Adams is, of course, entitled to his opinions, but they should be based on facts and devoid of key omissions.
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Notable Indian omissions include the Bansals of Flipkart, India's largest e-commerce firm and Amazon rival, who had debuted last year.
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Nor does it contain any evidence that these omissions, if they were made intentionally, undermine the validity of the FISA warrant.
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State Farm had used "deception, misinformation, intimidation, and omissions to ultimately present an investigation report that was fraudulent," the judges concluded.
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Still, the plan is notable for what it leaves out, and the implicit break with Barack Obama that the omissions represent.
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Notable omissions include Charlotte Rampling for 45 Years — the devastating marital drama is only up for one award, Outstanding British Film.
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Even Republicans have raised questions about omissions and subsequent updates to the official form Kushner submitted to obtain a security clearance.
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You'll notice that there's no Robert Owens or Jamie Principle here, and a few other omissions that might initially seem glaring.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat on the judiciary committee, called for Sessions to testify publicly after the news of Sessions' omissions broke.
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Likewise the bureau didn't disclose to the court that: Such omissions are so glaring as to constitute defrauding a federal court.
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As the FBI and House Democrats warned, the memo is also riddled with selective omissions that distort its portrayal of events.
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"We have no information to contradict [the assertion] that the various omissions and inaccuracies on your part were inadvertent," Apol concludes.
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Omissions from medical records -- allergies that aren't noted, lab results that aren't recorded, medications that aren't listed -- can be equally devastating.
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Look closely in the cabin of the GTI and you'll certainly see the evidence of this, as there are weird omissions.
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Yet Airbus and EY said they complied with the law after being informed of their omissions, according to Sancroft and Tussell.
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The chancellor said none of the supposed omissions plaintiffs' lawyers had cited, including the Cerberus proposal, amounted to a disclosure failure.
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Addressing the German parliament's transport committee, Scheuer said the cancellations were partly related to omissions and breaches by Kapsch and Eventim.
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Roberts seemed particularly concerned that the government was asserting it could revoke citizenship through criminal prosecution for trivial lies or omissions.
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" UN investigators found that the Myanmar's civilian government had "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" through their "acts and omissions.
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Dr. Baselga's omissions, including payments totaling millions of dollars, were first reported last month by The New York Times and ProPublica.
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The memo named the officials who signed off on the applications and described purported claims and purported omissions in those materials.
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CPC co-chair Pramila Jayapal voted against the NDAA compromise in 2019, noting that its omissions made the legislation completely untenable.
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Those omissions were especially noticeable on Monday as the Russian President and Daniels were vying for top billing on news shows.
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" The FBI also expressed that the agency has "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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Last year, the Oscars became a caustic admonishment of nominee omissions, namely black artists and films about the African-American experience.
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And this set of known omissions does not, of course, include additional risks that we may have failed to have identified.
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Likely the most glaring omissions for many readers were any TEs at all, in particular George Kittle and/or Travis Kelce.
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The core statement in my opinion by the IG is that these irregularities, these misstatements, these omissions were not satisfactorily explained.
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Last month, the Justice Department declared at least two of the four surveillance warrants against Page invalid, citing misstatements and omissions.
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Republicans focused on his withering portrait of F.B.I. dysfunction: serious errors, omissions, and misleading statements he found in court wiretap filings.
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"The application&aposs omissions included "information the FBI had obtained from another U.S. government agency detailing its prior relationship with Page.
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As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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Asked about the omissions at the hearing, Mr. Mnuchin described them as a simple mistake made amid a mountain of bureaucracy.
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The excuse being floated in Washington for these omissions is that Mr. Mulvaney's confirmation hearing in the Senate was drawn out.
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During his prickly hearing, Mr. Mnuchin played down his omissions as innocent errors that were the products of cumbersome government bureaucracy.
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TIM BOEH Ashland, Ohio To the Editor: The facts that Michael J. Morell presents are accurate, but the omissions are significant.
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"At at top level, [her plan] is mostly good, but there's some vagueness and there are conspicuous omissions," Segal told me.
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The program offers favorable settlement terms to municipal bond underwriters and issuers that self-report material misstatements and omissions in offering documents.
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In fact, I doubt I am aligned with any aspect of the President's policies or statements (or omissions) regarding non-fiscal matters.
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The company is also short on specifics right now — we don't know things like pricing or battery life, two pretty big omissions.
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Some Indians saw the omissions in the crime data as more evidence that the Modi government is withholding information it considers incriminating.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's past economic omissions may come back to haunt her if she wins a fourth term.
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The false information and omissions in Papadopoulos's January 2017 interview undermined investigators' ability to challenge Mifsud when he made these inaccurate statements.
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" Karl then goes on to explain that Spicer also made some noteworthy omissions in his text: "He writes about working for Rep.
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As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. Rep.
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Her lie by omissions is bad enough, but she makes it worse when she asks Charlie to have a baby with her.
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Further, the actions and omissions on the part of SkyWest after the incident could be constructed as unlawfully retaliatory, discriminatory, and negligent.
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Those omissions relate to the counterintelligence portion of the probe Mueller inherited as special counsel after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.
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China is expected to see around $1 trillion of resident outflows including errors and omissions and $560 billion of net capital outflows.
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Gil Robertson, president of the African American Film Critics Association, the largest such body in the world, said the omissions were disappointing.
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The FBI said in a rare statement that the agency had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact" in the Republican memo.
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"Even when notified of the omissions, the company was at times slow to provide the missing information," NHTSA said on its website.
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Federal investigators confronted him about those omissions, ordered him to correct his filings and warned him not to repeat the same mistakes.
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Like the barroom sting in "BlacKkKlansman," such revenge fantasies offer belated corrections to apparent typos and omissions on the cosmic balance sheet.
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Since the ABBA museum was created with heavy input from the band itself, it contains its fair share of pretty glaring omissions.
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The Democrats, calling the Republican memo deeply misleading, produced the rebuttal to detail what they said were inaccurate claims and material omissions.
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New federal exercise recommendations include the first-ever federal activity parameters for 210-year-olds, as well as a few surprising omissions.
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Because of the documentary's clear bias in favor of Knox's exoneration, die-hards convinced of Knox's guilt may find its omissions frustrating.
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Few things happen in Albany without Mr. Cuomo's blessing, and there were some notable omissions from the governor's priority list on Tuesday.
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The memo alarmed national security officials and outraged Democrats, who accused the Republicans of misrepresenting sensitive government information through omissions and inaccuracies.
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Honorable mention omissions Lacazette and midfielder Dimitri Payet of Olympique Marseille, who injured his thigh in the Europa League final last week.
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For his critics, the omissions are even more worrying given his lack of virtually any national security or foreign policy experience. Rep.
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Its partiality is supposed to "[provoke] others into highlighting omissions and proposing additions," which is an excuse dressed up as a prompt.
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We documented and presented to The Hill misstatements, omissions and other erroneous material in 11 of her 14 paragraphs, and her headline.
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The inspector general outlined 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's court application to monitor former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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His dim namesake's antics, evasions and omissions have reinvigorated talk of impeachment, but Republican lawmakers' statements last week don't support that scenario.
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Yet many of these are omissions that you'd expect in a new device, and Apple will most likely add improvements in updates.
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The FBI charged that it made "material omissions of fact" while the DOJ suggested it would be "extraordinarily reckless" to release it.
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Finally, the complaint said Ross also may have made false statements or omissions in his recent congressional hearing, and in his Nov.
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The detention of Wesley Batista comes as his plea deal with prosecutors is unraveling due to alleged omissions in the brothers' testimony.
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The changes include: The deletions and omissions are an apparent rejection of Obama's (often unfulfilled) vow to emphasize transparency during his administration.
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There were some stark omissions in President Trump's speech, including any mention of Russia or real specifics on the expected Muslim ban 2.0.
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Other omissions are more complicated and speak more clearly to the things that do and don't interest showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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On Wednesday, hosts focused on omissions from the White House transcript of President Trump's call with Ukraine's leader, as described by Lt. Col.
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Some of the omissions, like Crash Bandicoot and Spyro are likely due to the fact that the games have received a recent remaster.
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If Penn misrepresented, made material omissions, or lied in making these arrangements, and went through a federal official, that's a five-year felony.
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But experts say the AHA's report has flaws and omissions that exaggerate hospitals' community roles and understate the power of their tax exemptions.
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This year isn't likely to be much better, IIF said, forecasting total net capital outflows of $5563 billion including net errors and omissions.
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We should also note that negligence on the part of responding law enforcement officials is not necessarily the cause of these apparent omissions.
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But it said he "recklessly made misleading statements and omissions" to colleagues about the report's nature and existence and that he lacked integrity.
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One of the biggest omissions was that we didn't get to see Jafar turn into a big snake to face off against Aladdin.
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The FBI also voiced concerns ahead of the memo's release Friday, saying that omissions of certain facts threw the document's accuracy into question.
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Although it may not pose an ongoing security threat, Mulroy said the question remains open whether Kushner broke the law with his omissions.
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He told House impeachment investigators that he tried to change a reconstructed transcript made by the White House staff to reflect the omissions.
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There is no way to condense two centuries' worth of dialectic between black and white musicians into 350 pages without making egregious omissions.
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But then there are the stories with mysterious omissions and glaring inconsistencies, the kind which leave you asking who the narcissist really is.
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From some huge character omissions to a completely different ending, Insider rounds up the biggest departures the movie makes from King's best-seller.
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Feeling less like a celebration than a fond farewell, "McQueen" successfully steers clear of hagiography, yet has its share of omissions and missteps.
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Rule 10b-5 prohibits any scheme to defraud, which includes misstatements or omissions of material information that affect the market value of shares.
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Social shunning is another case, torture through the accumulation of omissions — individuals avoiding social contact with a certain person — as opposed to actions.
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Reasonable people can disagree about whether these open ended laws apply to any of the acts and omissions that Cohen alleged against Trump.
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There are some omissions, reorderings for continuity and tweaks to make the story flow onstage, but the language of the play is Strout's.
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The timing of the White House statement and its omissions seem designed to draw attention away from the charged issue of Khashoggi's murder.
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But the inspector general found major errors, material omissions and unsupported statements about Mr. Page in the materials that went to the court.
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"The FBI said in their statement that this memo contained 'material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy,' " the official said.
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"We have grave concerns about the material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the agency said in an unsigned statement.
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"We have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the FBI said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Vindman told impeachment investigators that part of the omissions in the public transcript included Trump referencing recordings where Biden spoke about corruption in Ukraine.
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Colonel Vindman didn't testify to a motive behind the White House editing process, but the omissions don't fundamentally change lawmakers' understanding of the call.
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But this tree doesn't include every single kink and fetish subreddit on Reddit—notable omissions include r/blueberry or any type of fart porn.
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The omissions do not alter the heart of the conversation, as the reconstructed transcript of the call released by the White House on Sept.
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Also still missing from the White House website: any mention of climate change, LGBT rights, Spanish, and the Statistical Policy Office, among other omissions…
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Dr Mahathir will continue to blast Mr Najib, while contesting the claim of the Registrar of Societies that there were omissions in Bersatu's paperwork.
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Given that the GOP relies heavily on rural supporters, the lack of discussion of Agricultural policy is perhaps one of the most glaring omissions.
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These omissions might also seem reasonable by journalistic standards; reporters get a limited amount of time with the president, and can't ask about everything.
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The entry went on to allude to several past controversies surrounding Kushner, including accusations that he made material omissions from security clearance disclosure forms.
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There are some notable omissions — including King's Quest and Space Quest — and most of these games are already available on classic gaming service GOG.com.
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The FBI has "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the bureau said in a statement this week.
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Conservatives called foul on a range of inclusions and omissions and a perceived left-wing bias infused with identity politics and anti-American sentiment.
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Neither of the New York Defendants resides in D.C., the complaint alleges no events or omissions by the New York Defendants taking place here.
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There were a few glaring omissions from the list of issues covered in the debate – including, remarkably, the defining issue of Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Such major omissions leads this author to believe the CFPB was trying to skew the analysis by over-inflating the costs of reverse mortgages.
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These are odd omissions for a major streaming service not to have at launch, but given that they're simple software tweaks, it's all fixable.
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If you are familiar with the book, you'll be upset by a lot of changes, including a few big character omissions from the novel.
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Mr. Kushner's omissions were described by people with direct knowledge of them who asked for anonymity because the questionnaire is not a public document.
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Sometimes these omissions are justified by a disparity in skill, but in certain cases bad luck, prejudice or misunderstanding prevented artists from getting recognition.
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If you get rid of a paragraph here and a paragraph there, eventually those omissions will add up to a full page of space.
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As a documentary, Just Another Version of You is conventionally made, and it's undercut a bit by some baffling omissions of Lear's family members.
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Parts of the original file, apparently laced with contradictions and omissions, is rendered on a monumental silk scroll, along with passages in Morse code.
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On Tuesday afternoon, progressive media watchdog Media Matters pointed out that Fox News made some creative omissions when quoting from the Trump Jr. emails.
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The things that really aggravate the paper's critics often have to do with emphasis, omissions and the sheer tonnage of certain kinds of coverage.
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"Frazee responded with 'here's the story...' " and proceeded to make a series of "false statements, misrepresentations, and/or calculated omissions," the court filing states.
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Mr. Kushner's omissions were described by people with direct knowledge of them who asked for anonymity because the questionnaire is not a public document.
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What is encouraging, however, is that Director Wray has taken immediate steps to address the 17 "significant errors or omissions" the Horowitz team uncovered.
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This was widely interpreted as a cleanup statement attempting to address some omissions, if not outright falsehoods, in Sondland's earlier testimony from October 17.
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Horowitz's report does not attempt to assess whether the omissions and inaccuracies would have led the judges to deny the surveillance, if properly included.
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"Frazee responded with 'here's the story...' " and proceeded to make a series of "false statements, misrepresentations, and/or calculated omissions," a court filing states.
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Making sure that any new trade agreements correct these omissions is a core part of establishing new rules of the road for international trade.
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In turn, Democrats have pushed to release their own classified memo filling in what they see as important material omissions in the GOP document.
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The memo doesn't prove its core claim, that there were real omissions in the FISA application related to the Steele dossier — it merely asserts them.
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Granted, having someone like Perez sign off on your movie gets you something called "errors and omissions" insurance, which protects the studio if someone sues.
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The concern is that the agent reviewing the application might classify any errors or omissions as evidence of "fraud or willful misrepresentation," a deportable offense.
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These are traits the president has shown neither an aptitude for nor an interest in, and many of his failures in office reflect these omissions.
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Big Tech makes up a large chunk of the fund And there are some surprising omissions in the ETF, including Walmart (WMT) and Disney (DIS).
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But look at the effect of Google and Facebook's actions and omissions, and you'll see a distinct political dimension, whether it's deemed intentional or not.
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But we're looking at a sufficiently large number of companies to narrow the margin of error caused by those omissions to the point of insignificance.
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Expandable storage, removable batteries, even headphone jacks are not big enough omissions to put me off a phone that's really great in some other respect.
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If they encountered a problem with a product, they'd get back to the company and get their comments, but reported their complete experiences without omissions.
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Other than those omissions, it's basically the same idea as the iUP, and even uses the same bank, Citzens Bank, to manage the installment loans.
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A report by the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur carried out in 2014, found that vehicle omissions accounted for 23% of Delhi's annual PM2.5 levels.
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The memo's release comes despite objections from Democrats and the FBI that it contains misleading and inaccurate claims, as well as omissions of key details.
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The song has been frequently nitpicked for its omissions and shortcuts, and the new verse will add any nations formed in the past 25 years.
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Jared Kushner's ethics disclosure filing misstated the financials on two Brooklyn loans, the latest in a long series of errors and omissions on the form.
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"One of the interesting omissions from this most recent quarterly delivery count (is that) they typically tell us what vehicles were in transit," he said.
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The bottom line: These omissions force national security decision-makers to rely on code words or, worse, to ignore the threats from climate change altogether.
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A report by the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur carried out in 2014 found that vehicle omissions accounted for 20% of Delhi's annual PM2.5 levels.
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And the iPhone itself, which wouldn't go on sale for months — and, with some glaring omissions, drew plenty of skepticism — proved worthy of the effort.
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Kick Off Revival is littered with game-destroying bugs—players can submit ones they've found to Dini via a public Google Doc—and mindless omissions.
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Mr. Flynn may have information about conversations with Mr. Kushner that would demonstrate that the omissions on Mr. Kushner's form were intentional, and therefore criminal.
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"The Court understands the government to have concluded, in view of the material misstatements and omissions, that the Court's authorizations ... were not valid," Boasberg wrote.
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"The goal of these omissions, ultimately, was to avoid any negative impacts to Vale's reputation that could affect its market value," Mr. Pinto Coelho said.
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" However, Horowitz argues that the inaccuracies and omissions in the FBI's applications for the surveillance of former Trump campaign aide Carter Page are "deeply concerning.
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They say his omissions and other factors, including Parnas' failure to disclose payments he was receiving from a law firm, make him a flight risk.
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In November, U.S. District Judge Stephen Wilson of Los Angeles certified a class of shareholders suing Snap over alleged misrepresentations and omissions in its IPO.
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Horowitz documents "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the initial application sent to the FISA court, which were repeated in subsequent renewals, along with additional errors.
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So shareholders are not excused from the requirement that they ask the board to take action for proxy omissions before they bring a derivative claim.
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But Sanders's proposal makes some unlikely promises and has critical omissions, and until you work through those, arguing about private insurance is a red herring.
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It's even more difficult when people point out legitimate flaws or omissions, particularly when I know the reason for it but can't actually acknowledge it.
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan was among the critics of the omissions, and the agency released the full, unredacted transcript of the call in the afternoon.
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He said the report has a "number of very concerning acts and omissions on the part of LMPD" that enabled the officers to abuse the teens.
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Both of these are strange omissions considering that I can do the same in the main app launcher on Android 10 and there's a subtle bounce.
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Vindman, a top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, also testified that he sought to change the memorandum of the conversation to include the omissions.
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Her paintings have often drawn comparison to the supposed timelessness of Old Master portraiture, as well as historical and contemporary traditions — and omissions — of black figuration.
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The regulator stated that the bid made misleading statements and major omissions in disclosures, according to a filing by Zhejiang Sunriver to the Shanghai stock exchange.
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As the trial unfolded, Ghomeshi's defense attorney, Marie Henein, exposed inconsistencies and omissions in three of the complainants' testimonies, surely in hopes of diminishing their credibility.
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The "Women of Action" gallery attempts to fill in some of those omissions, featuring "Sunspots," a 1963 painting by Lee Krasner, who was married to Pollock.
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Nevertheless, Robinson is at her best when drawing upon her own reservoirs of learning in theology, history and literature to fill in the omissions of others.
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Mr. Buruma gave an interview after the publication of the Ghomeshi essay that came off as cavalier about the omissions in the piece, fanning the controversy.
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One of the most glaring omissions in the file, the victims' lawyers say, is the contract that the Attorney General's office signed with the software manufacturer.
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Mark Milley, said that he believed there were also a significant number of omissions of soldiers' records that should have been sent to the federal database.
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Vindman testified that two "substantive" phrases were omitted from the July 25 call, but that he did not believe there was anything nefarious about the omissions.
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In the extensive report supporting its request the Campaign Legal Center also claims the Secretary may have made false statements and omissions on a government form.
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The couple were charged under Section 17(a)(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, which prohibits misstatements or omissions of material information when soliciting investments.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.): "Someone's got to be fired" at the FBI for errors and omissions in 2016, as detailed in the IG's report.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, attempted to outline mischaracterizations and omissions from another memo released by committee Republicans earlier this month.
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The report, which was released Monday, uncovered 17 "significant errors or omissions" made by the FBI in the surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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His letters from prison and final visits with friends perfectly capture the dark humor, omissions and shame of young men more broken than they can admit.
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The Times reported in April that he had failed to list his foreign contacts, including with several Russians; his lawyer has called those omissions an error.
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A chart in the report listed dozens of significant inaccuracies, omissions or assertions that investigators failed to back up in supporting documents in the four applications.
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GOP questioners may be handicapped in that effort however since Sondland's previous testimony was riddled with contradictions and omissions — including the July 26 call with Trump.
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Sondland faced intense criticism for omissions and purported failures of recollection in his October closed-door testimony, and he already submitted an "addendum" to supplement it.
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Though it first appears to contain all the delights of that form — the immersiveness, the shocks of plot — it has too many gaps and intentional omissions.
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Mr. Nunes, of California, described the F.B.I. objections as "spurious" and accused the two law enforcement agencies of making "material omissions" to Congress and the courts.
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I've heard from multiple former Republican aides, who served either for the Bush administration or on Capitol Hill, who were shocked to see such large omissions.
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But there are other omissions such as Caviar, so you'll still need to open those apps separately to know which restaurants use them and place an order.
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Kushner has been the subject of intense scrutiny both from Mueller and congressional investigators, particularly over his omissions of contacts with foreign nationals on government-required forms.
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Perhaps one of the most eyebrow-raising omissions, however, was that of Taylor Swift, known to be a Grammys darling and an all-around awards show staple.
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Partner Fund Management had accused Theranos of securities fraud, alleging that the company had attracted the investment '[t]hrough a series of lies, material misstatements and omissions.
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The SEC also rejected Rio Tinto's contention that any alleged misstatements and omissions might be immaterial because the writedown was for only 3 percent of company assets.
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Szala's contains disturbing factual omissions: She neglects to note that, according to the best research available, 95 percent of women who get abortions don't regret their decisions.
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BERNE (Reuters) - The umbrella organization representing national anti-doping agencies (iNADO) has complained about "troubling omissions" in the IOC's latest proposal to catch and sanction cheating athletes.
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For the first time, enumerators will use digital tablets to survey the population, which will allow answers to be checked for inconsistencies or omissions in real time.
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His effect has brought out the bullies in America, and he, in his dog-whistle and subtle omissions and lack of condemning bullying and all this stuff.
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The agreement's weaknesses and omissions — the result of Obama-era eagerness to secure a deal at any cost — are well known on both sides of the aisle.
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Wells Fargo – Wells Fargo settled a class action securities fraud lawsuit for $480 million, in a case stemming from alleged "misstatements and omissions" regarding its sales practices.
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The Air Force acknowledged that in addition to failing to submit the information in the FBI database for Kelley, it found several dozen other such reporting omissions.
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"I believe Mr. Woolley's memo contained a number of errors, misstatements and omissions that were self-serving and significantly changed the context of the conversation," he said.
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In 2155, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.
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We should not necessarily read too much into these omissions, though — Mueller's team made clear that the five were not necessarily the only topics Manafort lied about.
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But they also feature some important updates and expansions, including the first-ever federal activity parameters for 3-year-olds, as well as a few surprising omissions.
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But opponents say those omissions undercut Mr. Cuomo's efforts to frame legalization as a way to right the wrongs that decades of criminalization had wrought on communities.
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There is one upside to the omissions: The Pixel 3A includes a headphone jack, which many high-end smartphones eliminated to make room for other advanced components.
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"As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the bureau wrote in a statement.
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Still, the watchdog found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the secretive court created by FISA as part of its efforts to monitor Page.
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He is expected to detail omissions and errors from when FBI officials applied for the wiretap, people familiar with a draft of the report told the Times.
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"The conspiracy ran from July 2012 to December 2017, and involved material misrepresentations and material omissions to investors in the sale of Woodbridge investments," the DOJ said.
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" Democrats countered by siding with FBI Director Christopher Wray, whose agency released a statement opposing the memo's release, citing "material omissions" that may "impact the memo's accuracy.
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But in documents, they made clear that they have evidence that Mr. Flynn "made materially false statements and omissions" in his federal filings about that lobbying work.
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Flynn also filed materially false statements and omissions in his March 7, 2017, foreign agent filing over his company's work with the Turkish government, according to prosecutors.
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But the fact that they can be submitted and recognized as possible omissions, then potentially added, gives Zynga's corporate control a sense of stewardship rather than ownership.
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The implication is that these people were either incompetent, because they failed to notice the omissions in the application, or complicit in an effort to deceive the court.
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The SEC found that Zenefits made "false and misleading statements and omissions" to company investors by failing to disclose that it was not compliant with state insurance regulations.
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Surprisingly most of Jay Z's catalog remained available on Google Play Music over the weekend, with Reasonable Doubt, and the the Blueprint series as the consistent glaring omissions.
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"Musk's false and misleading public statements and omissions caused significant confusion and disruption in the market for Tesla's stock and resulting harm to investors," the SEC complaint reads.
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From the vantage-point of the late 1950s, he looks back to Blitz-wrecked London and seeks to understand the "omissions and silences" that haunted his disrupted childhood.
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Good criticism happens when a writer engages thoroughly with a book, wrestling with its contents, taking apart its arguments, applauding its successes and noting its failures or omissions.
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Because of these omissions, Mr Kushner, the administration's occasional secretary of state, has been denied access to sensitive intelligence and in any recent administration would have been fired.
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The absence of stereo speakers joins the absence of a fingerprint sensor, wireless charging, and waterproofing on the list of notable omissions from the Find X's spec sheet.
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The SEC found that Zenefits made "false and misleading statements and omissions" related to compliance with insurance regulations in California, Washington and other states while fundraising from investors.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, revised the earlier order to authorize Mr. Schneiderman to explore possible "unlawful acts or omissions" related to the death in Troy of Edson Thevenin.
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Dudley, an influential rate-setter and close ally of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said in a statement his repeated omissions dating back to 2007 were inadvertent and embarrassing.
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Such omissions are a serious matter at the FISC, because it is the one court in America where the accused gets no representation or chance to defend himself.
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Mr. Cavanaugh's response disputed that memo, saying it contained "a number of errors, misstatements and omissions that were self-serving and significantly changed the context of the conversation."
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"Our review of the asset declarations of high-ranking officials in the Karzai administration showed obvious omissions or errors that would have hindered verification efforts," the report says.
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Law firms and accountancy will also need to bear legal responsibility if there are any fake or misleading statements or major omissions in their reports, the guidance said.
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What they're saying: A member of the commission told the Times the omissions could be included in a later report, but that they need more corroboration and clarification.
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The only notable omissions I noticed were a true lane-centering system like you get higher-end cars and, oddly enough, one touch windows at all four corners.
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Notable omissions from the best drama film field included "Jackie," a character study of the widow of U.S. president John F. Kennedy in the week after his assassination.
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Monsignor Vigano, in a sort of Keystone Clergy moment, himself drew attention to the omissions in the photo when he read the missing text at Monday's news conference.
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But in documents, they have made clear that they have evidence that Mr. Flynn "made materially false statements and omissions" in his federal filings about that lobbying work.
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Last year's EVO 15-S was close to being great, only stunted by a few small, but important omissions that no gaming laptop over $1,500 should ship without.
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Those omissions suggest Mr. Durham may be waiting until he has gathered all the facts before he asks to question the main decision makers in the Russia inquiry.
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"Van Dyke's false reports, false statements, and material omissions all served to exaggerate the threat McDonald posed," the reports released by the Office of the Inspector General say.
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A group of Democrats in Congress are using the report as fuel to introduce legislation "to address the omissions in Presidential transition laws," according to a press release.
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The total level of capital outflows is greater than the difference between resident and non-resident flows because of forex reserves and net errors and omissions, IIF said.
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However, Horowitz also said that 17 inaccuracies and omissions in Page's surveillance applications were "deeply concerning" and do not "vindicate" FBI leadership, including former FBI director James Comey.
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There are a lot of fascinating observations in Caldwell's book, and some conspicuous omissions, but it does scan as something of a rant, albeit a very eloquent one.
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And while there were multiple errors and omissions in these applications, Horowitz report refused to weigh into whether or not these errors were enough to reject the warrants.
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Earlier this month, Brazilian prosecutors had filed an appeal with Cade asking the regulator to reconsider its approval of the deal due to potential omissions in the decision.
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Mr. Kushner's advisers said at the time that the omissions were an error, and that he had immediately notified the F.B.I. that he would be revising the filing.
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Although we did not find documentary or testimonial evidence of intentional misconduct, we also did not receive satisfactory explanations for any of the errors or omissions we identified.
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Among the omissions were pieces of evidence the FBI had collected as it furthered its investigation that undermined the working theory that Page may be a Russian asset.
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"As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the FBI said in a statement Wednesday.
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The application for that warrant and its subsequent renewals were found by the IG to be highly flawed, with omissions and inaccuracies outlined in the report released Monday.
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These omissions undercut global perceptions of American leadership; worse, they hinder our ability to rally the world to our cause when we blithely dismiss the aspirations of others.
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"As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," said the FBI in an unsigned statement.
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When it was unveiled Thursday, the Senate bill included glaring omissions in how it constructs an insurance market, which experts said could have caused that market to collapse.
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These obfuscations and omissions come as little surprise, however, if we understand, as Mitchell does, that monuments aren't about history; rather, monuments defeat history to justify the present.
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"We have a significant amount of omissions that it concerns the secretary and I, and it clearly tells us that we need to tighten up as well," Milley said.
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Not having the option of configuring the Y920 with the best GPU currently available seems like a weird omissions for what is supposed to be Lenovo's flagship gaming laptop.
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Such omissions are concerning because early anecdotal evidence shows that young people don't consider Juuls to be e-cigarettes but a product category of their own, writes Halpern-Felsher.
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The problem is not any single mistake, but a series of assumptions and omissions that give Kondrak and Hauer more leeway in interpreting their results than is scientifically rigorous.
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"The arguments of the plaintiff are justified, in that they maintain that the claimed omissions infringe on … the fundamental rights in favor of the victims of crimes," he said.
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In the course of three hours, speaking through an interpreter, Mered detailed his activities, his business woes, and—with some careful omissions—his whereabouts during the past seven years.
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Looking at the powerhouses involved, there's a few big glaring omissions when it comes to tech companies that have an exorbitant amount of our data, say Apple for example.
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While the inclusion of sukuk will benefit the sector in the short term, the omissions of some names could also encourage regulators to address persistent weaknesses in the sector.
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Kushner's lawyer told the Times that the omissions were an error because the questionnaire detailing all encounters with foreign government officials over the last seven years was submitted prematurely.
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He was arrested more than a year ago and pleaded guilty in October to making "material false statements and material omissions" in the FBI's Russia investigation in January 2017.
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Allyship transforms what could be concrete and pragmatic into a strange ballet of omissions: The first rule of allyship is that you should not have to talk about allyship.
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Nevertheless, Democrats have denounced the document as a tactic to undermine the investigation and to protect Mr. Trump, and they have said it is riddled with errors and omissions.
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Then again, the Nunes memo has its own "material omissions," according to an adamant and enraged F.B.I. Who do you find more credible: Nunes or F.B.I. Director Christopher Wray?
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While I would quarrel with omissions like Mahler, Vivaldi, Liszt, Janacek, Mussorgsky, Berg, Shostakovich, it would be wrong to assume Tommasini disparages those left out of his top 17.
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But the bigger picture lost in these omissions is the extent to which women had historically been making inroads in experimental and nonfiction cinema, as well as video art.
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They are a challenge to colonialist language and linguistic white supremacy; they are full of joy and fear, with overwhelming layers and gaping omissions that say just as much.
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Facts First: The IG report outlines many "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FISA applications, and one potentially criminal altering of a document by a low-level FBI lawyer.
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Barr excoriated the FBI for making mistakes and omissions as they sought to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, in line with the findings of the Horowitz report.
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But do those omissions make it "a Trump executive order to shrug at," an "empty, symbolic act," as Professor Noah Feldman of Harvard Law School wrote for Bloomberg View?
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Those omissions probably contributed to the disappearance of slave housing and other structures linked to the economy of enslavement because no one deemed them important, preservationist Ashley Rogers said.
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" The committee's dispute with the FBI escalated on Wednesday as the bureau issued a statement expressing "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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Kushner has drawn scrutiny not only for the Trump Tower meeting, but also for repeated omissions on his government security clearance form — known as SF-86 — including that meeting.
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That said, anyone who was not the president's son-in-law would have hit real turbulence in the clearance system with the omissions and false starts in Kushner's form.
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The Nunes memo glaringly omits any revelation of what other supporting information might have been submitted to the FISA judge, choosing instead to focus on cherry-picked alleged omissions.
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But it did find "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application for a warrant to monitor Trump campaign adviser Carter Page though a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court.
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While there may have been qualms of conscience on our parts about omissions (and inclusions), this abundance seemed an encouraging sign regarding the state of the English-language play.
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It may be tempting to bemoan such album revisions, but the omissions provide perhaps the best visual manifestations of the structured silences that continue to haunt the Soviet past.
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"These omissions, or these snags and discrepancies, point to an issue of underreporting and inaccurate reporting that has the very adverse effect of putting the data in question," Wiggins said.
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"Musk's false and misleading public statements and omissions caused significant confusion and disruption in the market for Tesla's stock and resulting harm to investors," the SEC said in Thursday's complaint.
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These cartoonish scenes involve both omissions—the horrors of the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution are not mentioned and Mao is never seen—and distortions of the historical record.
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The FBI on Wednesday expressed "grave concerns about material omissions of fact" in the memo, whose release has the potential to prompt high-level resignations in U.S. law enforcement agencies.
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But Malaysian prosecutors have said $2.7 billion of the proceeds were diverted and the offering statements filed with the regulators contained statements that were false, misleading or with material omissions.
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But Malaysian prosecutors have said $24.1810 billion of the proceeds were diverted and the offering statements filed with the regulators contained statements that were false, misleading or involved material omissions.
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With no firm release date set, limited availability in the beginning, and some important channel omissions, it may be a while before YouTube TV puts the nail in cable's coffin.
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But some of the groups that have already examined the public document that Sessions provided are calling it "woefully inadequate" in its current form and full of many glaring omissions.
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The law-enforcement agency on Wednesday said it had "grave concerns" about the accuracy of the classified House Intelligence Committee memo, citing what it said were material omissions of fact.
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Trump on Thursday cleared the way for the controversial memo to be made public over objections from the FBI, which says the document contains omissions of fact and inaccurate claims.
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" The FBI, in a rare public statement on Wednesday, characterized the document as misleading, saying it has "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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" These omissions might appear deliberate to her Italian readers who know more of the context, but in the English-speaking world, Ginzburg's writing has been time and again called "eccentric.
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I can't decide whether such political omissions in her memoir are an admirable measure of writerly restraint or a reflection of the isolating and anesthetizing experience of living in Geneva.
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A separate form that Kushner filed to get security clearance has also been marked by numerous omissions and revisions, most famously involving his meetings with foreign contacts, including Russian officials.
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The settlements, which do not include admissions of guilt, primarily center on when issuers made "materially false statements or omissions" about whether they had properly informed investors via public disclosures.
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Speaking to the Guardian last week, Manchester United legend Eric Cantona made similar comments when discussing the omissions of Benzema and another player of North Africa descent, Hatem Ben Arfa.
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Trump declassified the memo over the objections of the FBI, which warned that the document contained "material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," the Hill report said.
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But Malaysian prosecutors have said $2.7 billion of the proceeds were diverted and the offering statements filed with the regulators contained statements that were false, misleading or involved material omissions.
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" Trump declassified the memo despite fierce and rare public objections from the FBI, which had warned that the document contained "material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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He reversed some of Trump's most egregious equivocations and omissions, saying the administration rejects Russia's invasion of Ukraine and accepts the intelligence assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 elections.
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Although University of Illinois professor Carol Tilley would find that Wertham's "research" relied on omissions and manipulated data, the campaign to censor comics took a terrible toll on the industry.
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The plaintiffs and the city reached an initial accord in which Bridgeport admitted that its "various acts and omissions" over the years had been a major cause of the segregation.
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As textbooks show — through omissions, downright errors, and specious interpretations, particularly regarding racial issues — not everyone enjoys the perks of civic belonging or gets a fair shake in historical accounts.
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There will be glaring omissions from your favorite JAY-Z playlist—and before you protest, there's no such thing as a Jay fan without strong opinions about the rapper's catalog.
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In another worrying sign, despite China's draconian capital controls, China's net errors and omissions - or unaccounted capital outflows - surged close to record levels at $87.8 billion in the first quarter.
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In his complaint with the commission, Tripp alleges that Tesla has made several "material omissions and misstatements" to investors and taken steps that potentially compromised the safety of its customers.
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Along with the other Democrats on the panel, Cummings requested a response by July 5 about omissions on Kushner's security clearance and whether he should continue to access classified information.
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" Trump declassified the memo despite fierce and rare public objections from the FBI, which had warned that the document contained "material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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During cross-examination, Brian J. McMonagle, Mr. Cosby's lawyer, emphasized the different dates, details and omissions in Ms. Constand's accounts about the night of the alleged assault and other meetings.
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" Mr. Craig's defense team insisted that prosecutors had concocted a charge out of a few minor omissions of facts that Mr. Craig was never under any obligation to reveal. "Mr.
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But when Mr. Horowitz's investigators looked at the underlying files for the Page applications, they found errors and omissions that showed that the F.B.I. had not scrupulously followed those procedures.
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F.B.I. officials could have avoided many of their troubling mistakes and omissions, Mr. Horowitz concluded in his report, offering nine recommendations for changes in the bureau to prevent similar failures.
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Although the list includes most major territories including the US, UK, Canada, France, and Germany, there are a couple of odd omissions, namely Japan, Mexico, India, Australia and New Zealand.
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Mr. Leguizamo, you see, has appointed himself our instructor in a class intended to rectify the omissions in standard school texts of his people's — or peoples' — contributions to American history.
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Unfortunately, there are more than three hard-to-pronounce ingredients on most nail-polish labels, and no governmental regulation on which, and how many, chemical omissions warrant a "non-toxic" label.
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Vindman making the choice to testify about his concerns that Trump was inappropriately pressuring Ukraine and his efforts to fix omissions in the July 25 call transcript that proves the point.
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Even an officer who was in the vehicle that recorded the most complete footage made "false statements and material omissions" that served to exaggerate the threat McDonald posed, the report said.
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The omissions are purposeful: his worlds feel familiar but unknowable in a borderline conspiratorial, almost post-apocalyptic way, much like how American society's current dysfunctions would feel alien to generations past.
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I wish I thought this were the last time I had to spend my time correcting the glaring omissions of colleagues who can't think of any women with whom to engage.
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Thanks to one 15-year-old girl, attention is being called to one of the biggest omissions to date: There is no emoji of a woman wearing a hijab, or headscarf.
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The conservative curator described the omissions as a function of his colleagues' judgements; there is no evidence that Facebook management mandated or was even aware of any political bias at work.
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This is not to excuse the president's Russian omissions, which show that he has repeatedly failed to act in the national interest, and which ought to be enough to condemn him.
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The controversy over the lack of any black actor (among other omissions) in the nominees for this year's Oscars ceremony, on February 28th, is in part the fruit of that mindset.
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The second investigation was launched on April 17, a day after news website Reveal said that Tesla's omissions in legally mandated reports made its safety record appear better than it was.
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The IIF said the estimates, which include unrecorded flows captured by net errors and omissions, are based on official reserve data and mark a 22nd straight month of outflows from China.
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The ruling noted that the Voting Rights Act specifically forbids using paper errors and omissions to bar an otherwise qualified voter from casting a ballot, which is effectively a literacy test.
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Davide Zoggia, a commission member from the left-wing Free and Equal party, called the PD's report "a compromise that doesn't address the substance of the problems and contains grave omissions".
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The FBI said earlier this week that it had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy," but it's unclear if this is what they meant.
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Fortescue has also asked Australia's Takeovers Panel to delay Hancock unit Redstone's bid for Atlas until it fixes what it alleged were "misleading statements and material omissions" in the bidder's statement.
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"Even if such omissions contributed in some way to the injuries and deaths, the Court finds that Holmes' premeditated and intentional actions were the predominant cause of plaintiffs' losses," Jackson wrote.
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The omissions would not amount to violations of the law, and many can be explained by changing circumstances or differing levels of detail between the two records, according to Clinton's campaign.
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In October, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to making "material false statements and material omissions" to the FBI about a meeting he tried to set up between Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Details: Ross may have violated three laws by delivering false statements and omissions about his holdings in congressional testimony and financial disclosures, the Campaign Legal Center alleges, per CNBC's Dan Mangan.
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Independent investigations by Argentine forensics experts and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights comprehensively debunked the government account, illustrating its many omissions, inconsistencies, and reliance on testimony obtained through torture.
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" In a statement, Mr. Nicolaou said his resignation was necessary not only because of "the heinous crime" but "all that is becoming known in relation to its handling and possible omissions.
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A subset of this would be the missing letter clues, where omissions in the words in the clue can be deduced to both complete the clue and furnish the entry (phew).
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The omissions are particularly glaring this year: While Bong Joon-ho scored several nominations for his unforgettable film Parasite, the only non-white nominee in the acting field is Cynthia Erivo.
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After Charlotte died in 1854, publishers began reprinting Tenant, but this time in a version riddled with errors and omissions, with entire chapters stripped away to keep the page count down.
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The big picture: Graham used his opening statement to blast the FBI for the significant factual errors and omissions that officials made in surveillance applications for Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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The inspector general's report details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the four Page FISA applications, but the inspector general's report doesn't support Barr's suggestion that the entire investigation lacked merit.
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And yet a series of fateful decisions and omissions, dating back to the discovery of the disease, have led to a present that looks like the past — but only for some.
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That comment seemed to refer to a finding in the report that there were significant "omissions" in the FBI&aposs application for a wiretap of Carter Page, a Trump campaign official.
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Amazon sees seamless interoperability as the future for how voice assistants work across devices, but Apple and Google are two huge omissions from the list of companies involved in the effort.
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The FBI on Wednesday said that a fiercely debated memo alleging abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in the Russia probe contains "material omissions of fact" that undermine its accuracy.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report, released last week, found seven significant inaccuracies and omissions in the initial surveillance application for Page, and a total of 10 in three follow-up applications.
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One investigation from the Center for Public Integrity found that two-thirds of the Obama visitor logs consisted of such tours, in addition to other shortcomings and omissions in the data.
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The Spanish ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva has requested a correction of the report's conclusions, which Spanish government spokeswoman Isabel Celaa blamed on mistakes, omissions and conflicts of interest.
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Horowitz's report was, in fact, quite harsh in assessing the FBI's handling of warrant applications to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, saying those applications contained many errors and omissions.
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Far more numerous, however, are Ryan's sins of omissions: things he could have done to strengthen the Mueller investigation, protect it from interference, and subject the Trump administration to real scrutiny.
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Separately, we learned that George Papadopoulos, a former Trump foreign policy advisor, had plead guilty to making material false statements and omissions during interviews with the FBI related to their investigation.
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" That's odd because the FBI — which is administered by the DOJ — vigorously objected to the release of the Nunes memo over "material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.
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"Homicide, in death investigation and forensic medicine, simply means that the death was caused by the actions or omissions of another person," Carroll County Coroner Dr. Mandal Haas said in a statement.
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We all make mistakes (even if just for creating privacy concerns), and we all have things we need to apologize for: Words, actions, omissions, failing to step up, step in, show support.
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"Trash and tragedy the likes of this requires a great many failures, lies and omissions, working in concert, publicly and privately, to achieve this level of destructive dumbfuckery," he captioned the image.
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The company's self-disclosure of "misstatements and omissions" regarding the use of middlemen to help win contracts prompted Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to launch a bribery and fraud investigation last year.
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The TSC hired lawyers to check if the FCA's summary of the was accurate, and in a statement on Tuesday the lawyers said it was "fair and balanced", with no material omissions.
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BPI claims ABC, a unit of Walt Disney Co, and its reporter Jim Avila defamed the company by using the term "pink slime" and making errors and omissions in its 2012 reporting.
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To get Partner Fund to invest in the company, Theranos engaged in "a series of lies, material misstatements and omissions," according the letter, which has been reviewed by The New York Times.
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The SEC, in announcing Tuesday that the company had agreed to settle fraud charges, said SeaWorld and former CEO James Atchison also "made untrue and misleading statements or omissions" in SEC filings.
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But in creating these historically and visually composite figures, Newsome is also reclaiming time more broadly, enacting a right to marking, reworking, and correcting the omissions of the past in the present.
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In part, such omissions may reflect the pressure we feel to explain the literary past through our literary present: Landon can only be a captivating subject if she prefigures a later style.
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It also contains contradictions, surprising omissions, and an embarrassing mistake, as well as leaving unanswered a number of questions still hanging over the operations that led to Chapo's arrest three weeks ago.
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However, Samsung has been very sensible with the alterations, all of which are positive changes that make the Buds Plus more desirable than the originals; but there are still some odd omissions.
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Panel Republicans, backed by President Trump, put out their memo despite a rare statement from the F.B.I. itself, warning that it had "grave concerns about material omissions" that made the document misleading.
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The Former New York Times executive editor told CNN's Brian Stelter on "Reliable Sources" Sunday that she made "no purposeful attempt to not credit someone's work" and plans to fix the omissions.
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Moreover, there is no evidence that a series of "errors and omissions" that occurred during the bureau's Russia probe – some of them significant – were the result of political bias or intentional malfeasance.
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We determined that the inaccuracies and omissions we identified in the applications resulted from case agents providing wrong or incomplete information to Department attorneys and failing to identify important issues for discussion.
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"Producing data four days after they were asked for it with obvious omissions, that is sketchy," Jeff Hauser, executive director of the Revolving Door Project, which analyzes executive branch appointees, told Politico.
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I've distilled all those hours into this list of my top 25 international shows of the last decade, full of glaring omissions which you're encouraged to gently point out in the comments.
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"The awards season is upon us and while there are some great films and outstanding performances nominated, there have been glaring omissions," said Time's Up UK Chairwoman Heather Rabbatts in a statement.
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"The awards season is upon us and while there are some great films and outstanding performances nominated, there have been glaring omissions," said Time's Up UK Chairwoman Heather Rabbatts in a statement.
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BPI had claimed ABC, a unit of Walt Disney Co, and Avila defamed the company by calling its ground-beef product "pink slime" and making errors and omissions in a 2012 report.
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It said the estimate of a possible fine was based on omissions in MORENA's fiscal report as well as exceeding cash contribution limits and receiving funds from unknown persons and prohibited entities.
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While that investigation ripped the FBI and found a slew of serious errors and omissions had taken place, the watchdog report found that the investigation had not been tainted by political bias.
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In October, Charles Phalen, the director of the National Background Investigations Bureau, told lawmakers he has "never seen that level of mistakes" when asked about numerous omissions in Kushner's security clearance application.
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These omissions seem particularly significant given that the sculpture was displayed in a gallery whose wall text described "a revolution in digital technologies" that has altered the production and consumption of images.
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It found that the decision to investigate Trump campaign associates was not motivated by political bias but found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the bureau's application to monitor a Trump campaign official.
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Both omissions are significant errors, as is the administration's budget request, which plans to cut State Department funding by 31 percent just as the agency's diplomatic efforts on cyber are gaining momentum.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications, and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," the magazine wrote.
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Anger towards the Brits came to a head when Stormzy—perhaps one of the most glaring omissions—released the fierce "One Take Freestyle" in which he angrily tackled the awards' failure and hypocrisy.
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"These mistakes and omissions do not change the general conclusion of the paper that attractive names increase vegetable intake in schools across a wide age-range of children," they wrote in the Feb.
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Prosecutors allege that Craig made a series of false and misleading statements and omissions during this period that were aimed at avoiding a government determination that Skadden should register as a foreign agent.
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Such omissions are big themes in an exhibition packed — sometimes overwhelmingly — with objects, from fine art to private photo albums, posters, flyers, buttons, stickers, costumes, board games, newspaper clippings, zines, interviews, and films.
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"We think that the Corps may be able to persuade the court to allow Dakota Access to continue operating while the omissions are addressed and the court reviews them for adequacy," they wrote.
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Sure, this one is in good fun, but an update arriving late last year brought the fairly necessary addition of FM radio and a tripometer to the Model 3 — both pretty glaring omissions.
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Kushner's attorney told the Times that the omissions were an error and that the White House informed the FBI the day after the submission that Kushner would provide supplemental information to the form.
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In a footnote to its half-yearly financial results published July 27, Airbus referred only to "misstatements and omissions" in its reporting on certain transactions that were brokered by a third-party intermediary.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," Forbes' report said.
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Prosecutors allege that Officer Goodson failed to buckle Mr. Gray's seatbelt or call for medical attention, which they say could have saved his life; to them, those omissions were tantamount to a crime.
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In his complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Tripp alleges that Tesla has made several "material omissions and misstatements" to investors and taken steps that potentially compromised the safety of its customers.
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From the article: It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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A member of the commission explained the omissions, saying that many of the details in the early draft needed additional corroboration or clarification and might be included in another report, perhaps by September.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have become increasingly skeptical of the surveillance court after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the warrant applications targeting Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Even more surprising were some blatant omissions of those who had achieved a measure of fame in their lifetime, like the poet Sylvia Plath, the writer Charlotte Brontë and the photographer Diane Arbus.
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But it does take on new meaning when you're dealing with these vast new networks of storage, which also include misbegotten information and serious omissions—a new and unending source for unreliable narratives!
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Our policy requires institutional or collegial oversight to prevent inadvertent omissions or errors, and its success relies on good-faith authors; it cannot police writers or researchers who wish to hide industry ties.
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They've been joined by several Republican lawmakers after the Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions as part of the warrant applications into Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
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The deep dive comes amid growing concerns about the potential for abuse of the FISC after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the Page warrant application.
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Those concerns found purchase with more Republicans after Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz said he found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the FISA warrant applications targeting Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
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Still, these omissions show that although the Academy has been working toward celebrating a broader and more diverse range of stories, particularly from younger directors, it still has a long way to go.
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Will Hurd, a former CIA officer, suggested changes to the document, including omissions of a country location of a cited source and details of FBI capabilities, that could overcome objections to its release.
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In his plea, he admitted to making a false statement and omissions in his foreign lobbying disclosure, known as a Foreign Agents Registration Act, or FARA, filing, to the Justice Department in 2017.
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There is a downside to downsizing the score with trims and omissions, though removing whole chunks of the spoken dialogue is actually beneficial; there's way too much of it in the original libretto.
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We give Trump significant latitude to make errors when quoting people on television, but we call it a false claim when he alters the meaning of the quote with major changes or omissions.
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The report criticized the FBI for "113 significant errors and omissions" in those warrant applications, too, validating Republican concerns that an FBI agent had modified records when it obtained those warrants in 2016.
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Prosecutors alleged that Craig made a series of false and misleading statements and omissions during this period that were aimed at avoiding a government determination that Skadden should register as a foreign agent.
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But he also found a total of 17 "basic and fundamental" errors and omissions in its applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) that made the case appear stronger than it was.
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"In order to rebut the errors, omissions and distortions in the Republican-drafted memo, we have included certain details beyond the revelations made public by the release of the majority's document," Schiff said.
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But he also found a total of 17 "basic and fundamental" errors and omissions in its applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) that made the case appear stronger than it was.
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The omissions raise questions over whether Erdogan may have withheld the most damaging allegations related to the case, in an effort to hold further sway over bin Salman and US President Donald Trump.
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"I think as you all can appreciate, filling out these government forms is quite complicated," Mr. Mnuchin said when asked about the omissions, noting that he had handed over 5,000 pages of disclosures.
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Durham going beyond the origins of 2016 FBI investigation In his report, Horowitz described a number of "significant errors or omissions" that the FBI made as they sought the FISA wiretap on Page.
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He says criminals have already been using simple machine-learning algorithms to increase the efficiency of their attacks, but these efforts have been successful because of basic cyber security deficiencies and omissions in organizations.
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China's top graft watchdog has begun airing a three-part television series highlighting corruption within its ranks, sending a message that there will be no omissions in Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on corruption.
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Repeated updates and revisions and omissions identified and subsequently fixed in Kushner's and Ivanka Trump's ethics forms have also driven home the idea that they do not paint the full picture of his interests.
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The evidence presented by Mueller's team established that Manafort and Gates "likely violated federal law by making, or conspiring to make, materially false statements and misleading omissions in their FARA submissions," the judge wrote.
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Recent noteworthy omissions like Marco Fabian and Carlos Vela may also deserve a return, but those two will need more playing time and starts in Europe before they can sneak back onto Mexico's roster.
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The Office of Government Ethics, an independent agency, has already accused Mr Ross of contravening his ethics agreement by taking short positions on holdings he promised to divest, and of "omissions and inaccurate statements".
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By operating inside delays, silent pauses, sensory impairments, and omissions, these artists examine the shape and weigh the force of these gaps, not only as absences but also as sources of knowledge in themselves.
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Though the documents say he did provide information to interrogators about plots in the United Kingdom, Pakistan, and the US, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's omissions and fabrications had created long-standing concerns at CIA headquarters.
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" Citi added that the risk of a repeat of large capital outflow "associated with the 2015-2016 depreciation episode" could be contained — but the "uncontrollable errors and omissions type of capital flight will continue.
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This was the result of actions or omissions of officers who have since left the bank, including Yak Yew Chee and Yvonne Seah, who had left Coutts to join BSI Bank in late 2009.
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Yet the evidence against such innocence seems clear too, in the form of consistent lies, omissions, and obfuscations about the numerous meetings, conversations, and contacts with Russians throughout the Trump campaign, transition, and presidency.
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Despite some glaring omissions, the Black Panther soundtrack might be one of the least-contrived movie albums this decade, capable of working on its own removed from the deserved hype of its parent picture.
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Bottom line: Not too many huge surprises in there, but a few notable omissions like the lack of a gas tax increase and what seems to be a smaller ask from the private sector.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month about the omissions from Kushner's national security questionnaire, including meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, CEO of the Russian state-owned bank Sergey Gorkov and others.
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The FBI is required to submit only verified information and to alert the court to any omissions of material fact that cast doubt on the supporting evidence, including any denials, these officials told me.
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The story so far: In January, when the nominations for the 88th Academy Awards were announced and not a single nonwhite performer was recognized, a lot of people voiced their outrage about the omissions.
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The jury has also agreed that there were errors and omissions by commanding officers, which actively contributed to the crush that developed in the Leppings Lane stand during the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.
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Although both artists in Unseen critique omissions in the art historical cannon and offer compelling counter narratives, it is not enough to place their work in neighboring museum galleries and call it a show.
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Habgood, the chairman of the BoE's Court of Directors, which is responsible for the central bank's strategy, told lawmakers on Tuesday that Hogg's omissions were "a very serious breach" of the BoE's compliance rules.
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Her predecessor in the role, Sean Spicer, wrote a memoir that not only doubled down on some of the untruths he told from the White House podium but contained other embarrassing errors and omissions.
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The F.B.I. had also warned against declassifying the Republican document, saying it had "grave concerns about material omissions" that made it misleading, but Mr. Trump overrode those concerns and declassified it on Feb. 2.
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His internal assembly designs for the Max, he said, still include omissions today, like not specifying which tools to use to install a certain wire, a situation that could lead to a faulty connection.
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Officials at the A.A.C.R., the American Society of Clinical Oncology and The New England Journal of Medicine said they were looking into Dr. Baselga's omissions after inquiries from The New York Times and ProPublica.
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The bill is the byproduct of a compromise between House Democrats, the administration, and House Republicans — which has led to the bill's original provisions being scaled back and some pretty significant omissions in coverage.
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The move against The Wall Street Journal will compound the regime's problems, since reporting by foreign news organizations has often been critical in filling the omissions and straightening the distortions of China's official media.
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" David Apol, the ethics office's acting director and general counsel, said in a letter to Ross in July that financial disclosure forms and compliance documents submitted by Ross "contained various omissions and inaccurate statements.
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Trump: It's Democrats who are playing politics Trump, after overriding the FBI's rare public remonstration that the GOP memo contained "material omissions of fact," is now posing as a sober guardian of classified information.
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There are other omissions: More Pakistani history might have been helpful for readers unfamiliar with how the country's enmity with India, its Islamist parties and its military elite have shaped its mores and culture.
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Horowitz also reportedly found omissions and errors in documents seeking the wiretap for Page, who had served previously on the Trump campaign and was suspected of working as an unregistered foreign agent in 2016.
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In May, Wells Fargo agreed to pay $480 million to settle a class-action securities fraud lawsuit brought by investors who alleged the bank made misstatements and omissions in its disclosures about sales practices.
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But any omissions by Whitaker will be evident from the drafts and any inaccurate or incomplete details that were later changed will be left in the new versions to be made public, McFadden ruled.
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" Affinity claims that it was a "victim of Trustwave's deceptive trade practices" — it "relied on [Trustwave's] assurances" that it could remediate the breach and was "consequently and proximately harmed by Trustwave's misrepresentations and omissions.
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I'd much rather share my enthusiasm for works I admired, than dissect the reasons I had problems with a book — or sift politicians' accounts about, say, the Iraq war, for lies, omissions and spin.
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"If the Karolyis, through actions or omissions, created a culture of fear and that deterred children from feeling capable of coming forward with injuries they suffered … that goes to the issue of negligence," he says.
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It found that after accounting for omissions on a death certificate that leave out a specific drug, there might have been almost 25 percent more deaths from opioids than was estimated from 2008 to 2014.
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But even while we expected a fair amount of upheaval, we still found ourselves pretty surprised by some of this year's nominations — and omissions — in ways that ranged from great to bad to downright confusing.
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Like the Oscars In Memoriam segment, which has also been criticized for its omissions over the years, the Oliviers ceremony includes a video montage of figures from British theater who passed away during the year.
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This is basically something that people have been asking for since day one with the iPad, and as with most obvious omissions in Apple software and features, third-parties sprung up to fill the gap.
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After about three hours the attorneys were finished with us and sent us home with lots of homework and last-minute fact-finding missions, omissions to the official statement, and lots of material for memorization.
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"As stated in asset forfeiture complaints filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, 1MDB made 'material misrepresentations and omissions to Deutsche Bank officials' in connection with 1MDB's transactions with the bank," the bank told Reuters.
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While many advisors carry "errors & omissions" insurance to cover them from various forms of liability, Ringer has gone a step further into relatively uncharted waters by purchasing a cybersecurity rider on his E&O policy.
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Most of the lawsuits - 30 - are customer class action cases that claim that users were harmed by Intel's "actions and/or omissions" related to the flaws, which could allow hackers to steal data from computers.
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There were many other omissions and factual errors, including typos, in her profile tilted "Larry Klayman: Why I Am Not Scared!" and when I brought them to the attention of The Hill, some were corrected.
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Despite her script's omissions — we learn little about where these affluent people come from, their occupations or how they know one another — Ms. DuVall juggles the emotional dynamics with fluid editing and light comic touches.
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The news seemed to bode well for Kushner, whose business dealings and past omissions to the government about his foreign contacts had been viewed by some as the reasons for his lengthy background review process.
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Privately-held BPI had claimed that the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) and Avila defamed the company by calling its processed beef product "pink slime" and making errors and omissions in a series of 2012 reports.
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"Grameenphone has discovered some erroneous omissions with regards to sales, marketing and commission payments and associated costs relating to non-deductible expenses for prior periods," Grameenphone said in is second-quarter earnings statement on Sunday.
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"I am especially fascinated by erasures and omissions, which seem to me to be strongly present in their apparent absence, like black holes, pulling the fabric of collective narrative out of shape," she writes here.
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And while no one has made a claim on XY's errors and omissions insurance yet, at least a bit of scandal tends to eventually find its way into most corners of the financial planning world.
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She acknowledges what that same critic called Lowe-Porter's "errors of lexis, syntax and tense; unexplained omissions; unjustified rephrasings," yet goes on to imply that such shortcomings are inevitable — that translation is an unverifiable mystery.
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In April 2016, a two-year inquest found that the fans had been "unlawfully killed" and cited errors or omissions by the police in planning and executing security for the match on April 15, 1989.
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The most glaring examples of these omissions were former Cold War battlefields like Afghanistan, Congo and Nicaragua, where the United States could not have cared less about what happened — once the Cold War was over.
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Serious mistakes by the FBI While the report doesn't back up conspiracy theories promoted by Trump and his allies, the inspector general details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in four applications for surveillance targeting Page.
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The idea is that if the responsible officials are closer to and more directly familiar with cases, they will be more likely to spot errors or omissions in the draft document that case agents compile.
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But the F.B.I. never got to the bottom of it, and the court filings said nothing about Mr. Page's dealings with the C.I.A. The inspector general's report contains many more examples of errors and omissions.
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Kushner's lawyer told the Times that the omissions were an error and that the top White House aide's office notified the FBI the day after he submitted the questionnaire that he would provide supplemental information.
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H.E. Shukry Bishara, a finance minister for the Palestinian Authority (PA), omits much while claiming that "Aid to Palestine promotes peace and prosperity" (February 2023)—perhaps omissions and distortions are essential to his fallacious argument.
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If the House committee were to bring in intelligence chiefs, Democrats would almost certainly ask Wray about "material omissions of fact" the FBI found in a classified memo Republicans on the panel released this month.
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"These errors and omissions resulted from case agents providing wrong or incomplete information to [the Justice Department National Security Division&aposs Office of Intelligence] and failing to flag important issues for discussion," the report said.
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"The office of the Attorney General failed to prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that ExxonMobil made any material misstatements or omissions about its practices and procedures that misled any reasonable investor," Ostrager wrote.
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No clear data for capital outflows exist but a measure from China's balance of payments called errors and omissions points to $88 billion leaving in the first three months of this year, the most on record.
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At that point, the form was a rough draft and still had many omissions including not listing any foreign government contacts and even omitted the address of my father-in-law (which was obviously well known).
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" The documents list the negligence as "failing to appreciate and properly manage Kyira's post-partum hemorrhage in a timely manner" and "failing to return Kyira to surgery in a timely manner; among other acts and omissions.
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The statement said the pope believed there was a need "to deeply examine the causes and consequences, as well as the mechanisms, that in some cases led to cover-ups and grave omissions regarding the victims".
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But the most surprising thing about their omissions is that Danson and Moreno qualify as the kind of entertainment royalty Hollywood loves to recognize — and they still couldn't snag a nomination, which is a real shame.
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He said the affidavit is full of omissions and inaccuracies, and he accused the police and district attorney of selectively leaking materials -- including a single image from the body-camera footage -- to make Huff look bad.
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Universities were told the "fact-finding" sweep was of great importance and they must accurately fill in a chart detailing titles and authors of the books they used, with "no omissions", according to the ministry's posts.
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"In its desire to match or surpass the ratings and profits achieved by other networks in recent true crime series, CBS juxtaposed lies, misrepresentations, distortions and omissions with very few grains of truth," the statement reads.
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Those omissions mean that Apple's HomePod speaker won't be able to do multi-room playback or stereo pairing in the immediate future, and we still don't have the convenience of keeping our message history in iCloud.
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The move is a tacit acknowledgment by the EPA that it is not, for now anyway, going to try to review a scientific finding concluding that greenhouse gas omissions are endangering the public health and welfare.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top graft watchdog has begun airing a three-part television series highlighting corruption within its ranks, sending a message that there will be no omissions in Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on corruption.
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" Joliet also said Madigan has not told the diocese "of any inaccuracies or omissions in our files that would prompt additions or corrections to the list of priests with credible allegations that is on our website.
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Wade, a former rugby union player in England, quit the sport last year to pursue a career in the NFL after becoming increasingly frustrated with his omissions from the England national team, as The Independent reported.
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It is also unclear why the omissions went unchallenged by league officials, by the epidemiologist whose job it was to ensure accurate data collection and by the editor of the medical journal that published the studies.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump inaccurately and incompletely described his own new travel restrictions on Europe -- making two important errors and two important omissions in his prime-time Oval Office address to the nation on Wednesday.
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Weber is mentioned only in passing in Terry Ramsaye's 1926 book "A Million and One Nights: A History of the Motion Picture" and Guy Blaché isn't there at all, slights and omissions that became maddeningly routine.
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"Through their acts and omissions, the civilian authorities have contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes," concluded the 444-page report, which was presented to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva on Sept. 18.
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But those concerns about surveillance abuse found a broader audience among Republicans after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" as part of the warrants for Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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What they're saying: The big picture: Inspector General Michael Horowitz debunked President Trump's claims that the Russia investigation was politically motivated, but he did find that there were 17 errors and omissions in Page's surveillance applications.
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The FBI earlier this week expressed "grave concerns about material omissions of fact" in the Republican memo, which was seen as having the potential to prompt high-level resignations in U.S. law enforcement agencies if released.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee crafted a memo of their own, based on the same classified documents the Republicans used, which they say will provide more context and fill in omissions in the Republican document.
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"Producing data four days after they were asked for it with obvious omissions, that is sketchy," said Jeff Hauser, executive director of the Revolving Door Project, which scrutinizes executive branch appointees, and a frequent Buttigieg critic.
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However, the inspector general said the errors and omissions were so troubling that he is launching a broad audit of FISA applications to see if other submissions to that court in unrelated investigations contain similar flaws.
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The omissions were a blow to African Union plans to cut back red tape and other barriers that have strangled trade between African states - which amounts for just 15 percent of total commerce on the continent.
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The chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee is requesting that the acting secretary of the Interior Department provide more details from his public schedule, while suggesting the omissions may indicate possible conflicts of interest. Rep.
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The First Nations say the Crown has delegated its responsibilities for oil and gas to the IOGC and Indigenous and Northern Affairs, and so the Crown is liable for any acts and omissions by the IOGC.
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However, the inspector general also uncovered serious errors and omissions in warrant applications filed by the FBI that were used to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser who was not ultimately charged in the investigation.
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And while the White House initially said ellipses in the transcript did not represent omissions from the transcript, Vindman said one of them covered specific mentions by Trump of possible recordings of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The service's subscription price remains $40 per month, which gives you over 60 networks (with Viacom and Discovery networks being the main omissions), a cloud DVR with infinite storage space, and six separate user accounts per household.
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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson in motions filed on Friday asked a judge in Seattle to hold that the company's omissions and misrepresentations about the risks in the devices' instruction packets violated the state's Consumer Protection Act.
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It's not just the dock that's excluded, though — the Joy-Con Grip and HDMI cable are obvious omissions, but the lack of an AC adapter will be a bigger problem for anyone who doesn't already have one.
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The state's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Cal-OSHA) disclosed the inspection on Wednesday, two days after news website Reveal said that Tesla's omissions in legally mandated reports made its safety record appear better than it was.
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It was Jared Kushner's legal team that first found the emails as it attempted to clean up his lies and omissions, and Jared Kushner is an actual member of Trump's White House, with a national security clearance.
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The IIF, incorporating recently released partial State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) data for the fourth quarter, said it now estimates that China's 3543 net capital outflows totaled $463 billion, or $637 billion including errors and omissions.
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Stone will have an opportunity in court, as a matter of law, to win or lose on the specifics of how material his omissions were and why he was trying to keep Corsi out of his testimony.
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Vindman also said in the closed-door hearing that he unsuccessfully attempted to include those omissions in the partial transcript of that call that was eventually produced, the Times reported, citing three people familiar with Vindman's testimony.
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He also commented on redactions and omissions from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, saying they were more damning to the intelligence community than what has already been released.
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The best of his works hit like a sucker punch and make you feel history like a phantom limb: an aching, tingling sense of what we have lost, all the omissions of significance from our history books.
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The Carpetbagger The 2019 Golden Globe nominations were announced on Thursday, and as is often the case with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hands out these awards, there were several big surprises and head-scratching omissions.
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The number of compatible devices for these apps is growing rapidly, but there are still some glaring omissions — Apple's Home app, for instance, doesn't work with Nest and Ring products — so paying attention to compatibility is important.
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Marshall, who lives in Chicago, has spent his career considering these omissions and doing his best to rectify the absence of black people in the history of art, in museum collections, and as authors of parallel histories.
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While Mr. Manafort crossed lines (he has confessed to making false statements and material omissions) and now faces legal consequences, his long career typifies the amorality, opulence and lack of accountability that successive American governments have enabled.
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In fact, he invites us to be angry at the omissions, anticipating that even a vast compendium of the work of women directors cannot satisfy in a world where so many have been excluded for so long.
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North Korea can also tap what is euphemistically known among economists as "errors and omissions," which in North Korea's case has included narcotics trafficking, counterfeiting, gunrunning and the sale of advanced weapons technology to other rogue regimes.
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The omissions are likely to raise more questions about who ultimately controls HNA, a private company that in recent years has spent more than $30 billion acquiring stakes in global companies like Hilton Hotels and Deutsche Bank.
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Republicans have zeroed in on the "serious performance failures" by the FBI that Horowitz documented, including numerous "factual misstatements and omissions" that bolstered the FBI's case for obtaining surveillance warrants on then-Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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The settlement, which got preliminary approval from U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty in Manhattan on Wednesday, resolves a class action lawsuit by investors who said offering documents for $1.6 billion in mortgage bonds contained misstatements and omissions.
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Still, the watchdog found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the secretive court created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) as part of its efforts to monitor former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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" As for the responsibility of Suu Kyi and her civilian government, which hold power in cooperation with the military, the UN report said they had "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" through their "acts and omissions.
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The department's initial probe appeared to be pockmarked with a few glaring omissions, such as failing to look for emails discussing the deleted portion of video or see whether phone records from the day might still exist.
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The inspector general's team also found a total of 17 inaccuracies or omissions in the surveillance applications filed with the court, despite DOJ policies calling for every application to be thoroughly scrubbed and substantiated with detailed documentation.
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The report harshly criticized the FBI for errors in applying for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, identifying omissions and inaccuracies in the surveillance application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court).
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Trump has recently seized on a Justice Department inspector general report that found serious errors and omissions in an FBI surveillance application to wiretap his former campaign aide Carter Page in connection with the early Russia investigation.
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It is tragic, if all too predictable, that this President would allow the release of the memo despite FBI and DOJ's expressions of 'grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the [Republicans'] memo's accuracy'.
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It also reinforces an "anti-fraud" provision for proxy advisers that bars omissions or misstatements in their reports or recommendations, according to the officials, who asked not to be named as the guidance had not yet been published.
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Court records filed by Mueller note that even when Flynn belatedly filed disclosure reports with the Justice Department in March, he "made materially false statements and omissions" about his advocacy and the Turkish government's supervision of his work.
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"[Authorities] carried out actions in a disjointed way... due to poor action by the Inter-Ministerial Commission and omissions that show the disinterest and sham effort by the Mexican state to deal with this problem," the report said.
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Still, while Vindman did not identify a motive behind the omissions, his testimony is likely to fuel further speculation and questions from House Democrats as to how the call over the summer between Trump and Zelensky was handled.
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In the closely watched case, Beef Products claims ABC, a unit of Walt Disney, and its reporter Jim Avila, defamed the company by calling its ground-beef product pink slime and making errors and omissions in its reporting.
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Barclays and Credit Suisse allegedly made "false statements and omissions" in the marketing of those pools, in some cases suggesting that they would protect customers against predatory traders without doing so, according to the New York attorney general.
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In October, the S.E.C. announced its first structured note settlement with UBS, which agreed to pay $19.5 million to settle charges that it made false or misleading statements and omissions in its sale of the products to investors.
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The state-controlled bank at the end of last year struck a deal with four parties of investors, who were among five separate claimant groups suing RBS for more than 4 billion pounds for alleged omissions and misstatements.
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"It is reasonably probable that but for the errors and omissions of his lawyers the jury would have returned a verdict to impose a sentence of life imprisonment without parole rather than a sentence of death," Holmes wrote.
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Democrats who have seen the underlying materials say the Republican memo contains serious material inaccuracies and omissions, such as failing to include unrelated evidence about Mr. Page and Russia that the court also saw and mischaracterizing other facts.
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The inspector general's office has begun a broader audit of unrelated applications, but for now has said it is focused on looking for factual errors in wiretaps applications targeting Americans — not the harder-to-detect problem of omissions.
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Horowitz's report on his findings regarding alleged surveillance abuse during the election harshly criticized the FBI over its handling of the Page warrant, claiming the application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court was riddled with omissions and inaccuracies.
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Vindman, one of the few administration officials who actually listened in on the call in real time, told the impeachment inquiry that there were in fact a few omissions — one of which is bad news for the administration.
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Also, for the $220 or so you'll need to fork over to a third-party reseller just to buy one, the Find X's lack of wireless charging, microSD card slot and any sort of water resistance are glaring omissions.
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Colonel Vindman, who appeared on Capitol Hill wearing his dark blue Army dress uniform and military ribbons, told House impeachment investigators that he tried to change the reconstructed transcript made by the White House staff to reflect the omissions.
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I know Twitter these days can feel like an endless litany of commentary on the actions (and omissions) of the US president and the whirlwind of social discord that swirls in his wake as chaotically as his signature hairstyle.
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Notable omissions include five-time Olympic gold medallist and gymnast Zou Kai and teenage gymnast Liu Tingting, who was due to compete in her first international competition but pulled out due to an injury suffered during training last week.
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" Goldstein on Tuesday called Trump's statement "a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting Antisemitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record.
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"Through a series of lies, material misstatements, and omissions, the defendants engaged in securities fraud and other violations by fraudulently inducing PFM to invest and maintain its investment in the company," said the letter, which was reviewed by Reuters.
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The other amazing things we have been working on are an exhibition in collaboration with Somerset House, a solo show of South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga called "Of Gods, Rainbows and Omissions," which will run until Jan. 7.
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Despite such omissions, Siler has provided a usefully broad view of the fight against slavery in San Francisco's Chinatown, one especially effective in giving voice to previously underappreciated figures who worked alongside Cameron or blazed their own important trails.
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There are also some notable omissions, including no mention of an increase in the gas tax to give an infusion to the struggling Highway Trust Fund, which pays for surface transportation and hasn't increased in more than two decades.
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The shadowy court has emerged as a prime target for Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill after Horowitz's report last year found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the warrant applications to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Among the most glaring omissions in the joint statement after the summit meeting, said Daniel R. Russel, a former diplomat who worked on North Korea for President Barack Obama, was the lack of reference to North Korea's ballistic missiles.
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Such a coalition, he said, could act together to confront threats like North Korea's nuclear program under the banner of the U.N. For Mr. Abrams, who described his overall reaction to the speech as positive, there were two omissions.
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The inquest cited errors and omissions by the police in planning and executing security for a crucial match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15, 1989, and left prosecutors to decide whether to file charges against the police.
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The acknowledgment to the surveillance court is the latest fallout from December's scathing inspector general report, which faulted the FBI for a series of misstatements and omissions in the applications to get secret court warrants to eavesdrop on Page.
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Horowitz found 2628 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" made by the bureau as it investigated allegations of collusion between the Trump 28500 campaign and Russia, though he also cleared the FBI of having acted out of political malice or bias.
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The nonprofit Campaign Legal Center's complaint said public records suggest that the billionaire Ross also may have violated three laws "that prohibit certain false statements or omissions" in congressional testimony and financial disclosure filings he made regarding his holdings.
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The inspector general reported a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and hammering the FBI for failing to sufficiently explain the errors.
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Horowitz found a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and chastising the FBI for a lack of satisfactory explanations for those mistakes.
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The Switch Lite is a mobile-only version of Nintendo's dual-use Switch, meaning that you can play games in handheld mode, but you can't dock it to a TV. But the Switch Lite isn't defined by its omissions.
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"The Office of the Attorney General failed to prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that ExxonMobil made any material misstatements or omissions about its practices and procedures that misled any reasonable investor," Justice Ostrager wrote in his decision.
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The FBI is intimately familiar with 'material omissions' with respect to their presentations to both Congress and the courts, and they are welcome to make public, to the greatest extent possible, all the information they have on these abuses.
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With all its faults (a certain dogmatism, privatisation without competition policy and a tendency for countries to have overvalued exchange rates) and omissions (an initial neglect of social safety-nets) it put the region on a more viable course.
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Although this expansion of parental leave is a major milestone, many progressives weren't pleased with other omissions in the NDAA, which cut several provisions including one requiring Congressional approval if the US were to go to war with Iran.
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In his report, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz cataloged a damning list of egregious errors, omissions or misrepresentations in filings to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which approved nearly a year's worth of wiretaps on Mr. Page.
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Even with those omissions and zero incidents reported by dozens of law enforcement agencies, the FBI's report showed a 17% spike in reported hate crimes for 2017, the year Trump took office after a campaign marked by racist, xenophobic rhetoric.
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"Through his false statements and omissions, defendant...impeded the FBI's ongoing investigation into the existence of any links or coordination between individuals associated with the Campaign and the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election," Mueller's team wrote.
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Democrats, who later released their own memo, called the declassification a danger to national security at the time, with the FBI issuing a rare public statement that the bureau had grave concerns about material omissions, they believed, impacted the memo's accuracy.
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European bourses were weighed down by a catch-up sell-off in healthcare stocks on Trump's criticism of pharmaceutical pricing, as well as a slide in auto shares after the Environmental Protection Agency accused Fiat Chrysler of excess diesel omissions.
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We're taking a look at the intense campaign season ahead of the British general election, a new White House official who alleges omissions in the account of Trump's call with Ukraine and a battle cry for a fed-up generation.
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In a heated exchange with ZeniMax lawyer Phillip Philbin (real name!), Luckey repeatedly interjected and argued over the characterization of a non-disclosure agreement he had with ZeniMax, and Philbin's omissions while reading out parts of the NDA in court.
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"We are not seeking to second guess good faith disclosure decisions, or be unsympathetic to the perils that companies face from these kinds of intrusions," he said, but Yahoo's material misstatements, omissions and lack of controls fell substantially short of expectations.
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Sega says the following list of games will be supported in the hub; there are some odd omissions right now, like the Sonic the Hedgehog series, but according to the company "every single Mega Drive game" will get Steam Workshop support.
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During the memorial montage of Hollywood stars who passed away so far in 2017, a bunch of TV stars, producers and other figures in showbiz were remembered except the above 4 guys ... and many people noticed the omissions, including Common.
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As a Black female writer and curator, such actions have left with me questions about my own culpability in such omissions of visibility, and the ways in which I can challenge the institutions I work within to share my concern.
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Privately-held BPI sued American Broadcasting Company (ABC) in 2012 for $5.7 billion, saying it and reporter Jim Avila had defamed the company by using the "pink slime" tag, and making errors and omissions in a series of reports that year.
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The OnePlus 3 isn't an exact match for a Galaxy S7 in terms of hardware features — it doesn't have any water resistance or wireless charging — but it costs so much less than an S7 that I'm inclined to forgive those omissions.
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Martin, less diffident, included in his book a list of sixty-two "essential" progressive-rock albums—partly to provide a shopping list for newcomers, and partly, one suspects, because he liked the idea of outraging hard-core fans with his omissions.
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On Monday, France's Law Court of the Republic, a special court established solely for the prosecution of ministers, found International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde guilty of negligence for actions and omissions taken while Finance Minister almost a decade ago.
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Ross' failure to divest certain investments "created the potential for a serious criminal violation," the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) said in a letter outlining various omissions and inaccurate statements in disclosure and compliance documents Ross filed with the agency.
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The 2019 draft has not been made available to journalists, but the letter to CMS from advocacy groups raises objections to language found in several parts of the draft that they argue favors Advantage with incorrect wording, omissions or inaccuracies.
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On Thursday the ethics committee voted unanimously to investigate whether Farenthold used his congressional staff and other resources of the House of Representatives to further his political campaign, and if he had made false statements or omissions to the committee.
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"From the misstatements to the omissions to his labored demeanor, the president sent a message that shook financial markets, disrupted relations with European allies, confused his many viewers and undermined the most precious commodity of any president, his credibility," Dan writes.
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Mr. Horowitz did, however, uncover serious errors and omissions in one aspect of the inquiry: investigators' applications for permission from the FISA court to wiretap Carter Page, a former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser with many links to Russian officials.
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Critics dismissed it as a rehash of ideas put forward in earlier efforts to resolve the conflict, took umbrage at photographs of Palestinians who benefited from American aid programs that the Trump administration has since cut, and assailed its omissions.
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Russia on Tuesday ridiculed the findings of United Nations chemical arms investigators who faulted Syria's military for a lethal sarin attack on the Syrian village of Khan Sheikhoun last April, calling their report full of inconsistencies, omissions and possible fabrications.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, who has seen the underlying classified materials on which the memo is based, has said the memo contains both inaccurate assertions and material omissions to misleadingly impugn law enforcement officials.
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By contrast, constructive committee fact-finding with the agencies that were the subject of the Nunes memo — the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice — could well have headed off the distortions and omissions that have been identified upon the memo's release.
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"(DOJ Inspector General Michael) Horowitz just told us that (the FBI) lied to the FISA court 17 times -- 51 mistakes that they made in the whole process, 17 misstatements, omissions, better known as lies, in the Carter Page FISA," Jordan said.
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"Only the dismissal of this prosecution in its entirety would begin to get the attention of the government, the FBI, and the DOJ needed to impress upon them the 'reprehensible nature of its acts and omissions,'" Flynn's current lawyers added.
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A grand jury investigation has found that, beyond driver error, the victims suffered grievously from gaping omissions in auto safety regulations that essentially exempt stretch limousines from standard requirements like side-panel airbags, lap-and-shoulder seatbelts and rollover pillars.
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"The Office of the Attorney General failed to prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that ExxonMobil made any material misstatements or omissions about its practices and procedures that misled any reasonable investor," Judge Barry Ostrager wrote in the decision.
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The report lists seven of these omissions and inaccuracies in the first FISA application for Page, including leaving out statements George Papadopoulos, the former Trump campaign aide, made to someone working with the FBI, along with other statements and information.
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In March, the CBC, Canada's national broadcaster, began televising a documentary series called "The Story of Us" to the almost instantaneous howling of Quebec and Nova Scotia politicians at what they regarded as significant omissions in our supposedly collective narrative.
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The inspector general reported a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and chastising the FBI for a lack of satisfactory explanations for those mistakes.
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Budget cuts may explain the decline in audits, but the rising sophistication of algorithms means the IRS can flag mistakes, omissions and discrepancies with greater ease and efficiency in our ever-expanding world of digital paper trails, tax experts say.
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The highly anticipated, 400-page report from the inspector general, Michael Horowitz, found multiple "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's requests for court-ordered surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser and flawed vetting of the so-called Steele dossier.
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But Mr. Horowitz will sharply criticize F.B.I. leaders for their handling of the investigation in some ways, and he unearthed errors and omissions when F.B.I. officials applied for the wiretap, according to people familiar with a draft of the report.
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As such, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any other way for errors and omissions (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence) is accepted by BlackRock, its officers, employees or agents.
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All four of these omissions or elisions — these fights postponed — signal, to me, a movement that is capable of reining in its more vigorous ideological impulses in the name of building the broadest possible left coalition behind an ambitious climate solution.
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"As a direct and proximate result of the foregoing acts and/or omissions by Madigan, Gonzales suffered injuries of a personal and pecuniary nature, including emotional distress, damage to reputation and further punishment despite being granted full pardons," the lawsuit said.
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All the same talking points, all the same omissions, so you kinda get the idea that this is a genre video, that Apple is curating in a small scale, and it feels like an experiment because it's so new to them.
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We don't know whether those omissions were intentional or just slip-ups, but it raises questions either about Kushner's candor or about how much of a grasp he has on all of the conflicting interests and issues he has out there.
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Fagen's lawsuit, riddled with half-truths and omissions, misleadingly fails to state that the day after Walter died, Mr. Fagen had his lawyer send a demand letter to Walter's estate, thus beginning a legal campaign against Walter's family immediately after his death.
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In fact, the View 10's biggest flaws are minor omissions, like its lack of wireless charging and water-resistance, and the unfortunate limitation of not having CMDA network compatibility, which means this phone isn't an option for people on Verizon or Sprint.
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"Through his false statements and omissions, defendant Papadopoulos impeded the FBI's ongoing investigation into the existence of any links or coordination between individuals associated with the Campaign and the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election," a court document said.
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Trump, by contrast, took in no substantial new sums from hedge-fund managers, according to an early review of the records — which sometimes reflect omissions due to technical errors and, in any case, won't be complete until quarterly filers weigh in next month.
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Barr and a team at the Department of Justice spent nearly four weeks redacting the report, and those omissions have been the subject of intense political wrangling with House Democrats, who have demanded to see the full, unedited report and underlying documents.
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In guidance issued in December 2016, the U.S. Treasury Department confirmed that stand-alone cyber liability insurance policies classified as "cyber liability" (rather than professional errors and omissions liability) for state regulatory purposes are included in the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program (TRIP).
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A third person, familiar with FAA documentation audits but who did not participate in the 737 Max review over the weekend, said such audits frequently uncover inconsistencies or omissions in documentation but rarely lead to changes to the underlying software or system.
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"Consequently, the panel finds that, through its actions and omissions, Unmik was responsible for compromising irreversibly the life, health and development potential of the complainants that were born and grew as children in the camps," the panel concluded in the 79-page opinion.
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RBS last year struck an out-of-court deal with four other investor groups, who also accused the bank of omissions and misrepresentations about its financial strength when it launched the 12 billion pound rights issue at the height of the credit crisis.
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" In their arbitration claim against UBS, the Bravos said that "to artificially preserve the market, UBS made material misstatements and omissions to both brokers and customers about the PR funds, UBS's true analysis of the PR Funds and the market they controlled.
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"While President Ghani's declaration was much more complete than that of President Karzai, our review of the declaration did find several omissions that would likely hinder the HOO's verification efforts," the report said, referring to the Afghan oversight office by its initials.
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"Through his false statements and omissions, defendant Papadopoulos impeded the F.B.I.'s ongoing investigation into the existence of any links or coordination between individuals associated with the Campaign and the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election," the documents said.
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But among West Wing officials, Mr. Kushner has received the most scrutiny over issues of transparency, in part because of omissions he made with reporters early in the administration and on a government form about his contacts with Russian officials during the transition.
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Officer Loehmann faces administrative charges related to alleged omissions on his job application, which did not disclose that he would have been fired from his previous job at the Independence, Ohio, Police Department but that he had been allowed to resign instead.
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Those errors — including material omissions and false or misleading statements in application materials that went to the court — gave fuel to both Democrats and Republicans who have accused the F.B.I. of overreach or abuse of its authority when it has investigated citizens.
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The developments underscored that the court has entered a period of turmoil and change after the report this month by the Justice Department inspector general that uncovered damning inaccuracies and omissions in applications to wiretap a former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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An Inspector General report outlining more than a dozen factual errors and omissions in the FBI's FISA warrant application to surveil Trump adviser Carter Page was released in December, renewing calls among Trump's allies and civil liberties groups to reform the FISA process.
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However, the Department of Justice did fault a handful of FBI case agents and a low-ranking department lawyer for errors and omissions in an application to surveil Carter Page, whom the Bureau – rightly – suspected of acting as an agent of Russia.
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Mr. Horowitz said that while he found no evidence that the errors and omissions in the surveillance materials were intentional — as opposed to merely stemming from "gross incompetence and negligence" — he was also unsatisfied with the explanations offered for why they happened.
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Trump's "statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting Antisemitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record," Goldstein wrote in a Facebook statement.
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The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal reported that Vindman also testified that the White House's readout of the call had missing words and phrases, and that he was unsuccessful in attempting to restore all the omissions to the rough transcript.
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The Justice Department's independent Inspector General found more than a dozen errors or omissions in the FBI's warrant to surveil a Trump campaign adviser, but concluded that the Russia probe was properly predicated and found no evidence that Trump himself was spied on.
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But the lingering question is whether Trump's omissions will disappoint some in Silicon Valley, who had hoped to hear more in the White House's annual, agenda-setting address — especially after a year of warring with Washington, D.C. For now, at least, tech leaders are optimistic.
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RBS last year set aside 800 million pounds to settle claims totalling around 4 billion pounds from five investor groups in an unprecedented lawsuit over alleged omissions and misrepresentations about its financial strength when the bank launched the rights issue as the credit crises raged.
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Omissions from July 25 transcript -- Shortly after we sent this newsletter last night, it was reported that Vindman testified that key words and crucial context were dropped, omitted, and hidden by ellipses in the White House transcript of Trump's call with the Ukrainian President.
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Washington (CNN)The collection of excerpts below from Robert Mueller's report represent, in CNN's finding, the special counsel's documentation of lies, false assertions, misleading omissions, contradictory statements and incorrect information passed from President Donald Trump and his associates to the American public and authorities.
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The medical examiners and pathologists around the country who decided the official cause of death in those cases may not understand the weapons' physiological effects, he said, and may be "over-listing" potential factors in their rulings to avoid being criticized for possible omissions.
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Microsoft isn't offering any advanced wireless protocols here — the Surface Headphones don't even have AptX or AAC, and they support Bluetooth 103 rather than the latest version 5 — however, the reliability and range of its connection are so good that they ameliorate those omissions.
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Independent research firm Clearview Energy Partners of Washington D.C. noted in a comment late on Wednesday that Judge Boasberg's order pointed to "omissions" in the Corps' analysis, which the Corps may be able to address quickly, rather than larger errors that might require more study.
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Still, the protests have ignited fierce debates about the proper standards by which historical figures should be judged, and whether rescinding honors bestowed upon these figures by earlier generations leads to dangerous distortions and omissions of history or valid repudiations of values long since discarded.
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There are also omissions in the unofficial versions, for example of a stipulation that members of the ICCPR's human-rights committee "serve in their personal capacity" (China would balk at allowing its delegates to do so, lest they feel emboldened to criticise their own government).
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"Given possible omissions that could come to light about the way in which this decision was taken by the outgoing president, the government will cautiously examine its implications and will act according to international law," new Foreign Minister Carlos Holmes said in a statement.
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A declassified FISC order from 2002 gives a glimpse into how serious the omissions were: In one case the FBI failed to tell the court that the person they were seeking a FISA warrant to surveil was, in fact, one of their own informants.
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Yet, thanks to Anderson's recounting of the episode from 16-plus years ago, we now know the FISA judges don't tolerate omissions of material facts and were angry enough in an earlier time to haul the FBI director into court to make their point.
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"The data I saw, and again we are drilling into it to make sure it's accurate, we have a significant amount of omissions that concern the secretary and I, and it clearly tells us that we need to tighten up as well," Milley said.
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In so doing, they obscure not only key omissions in the IAEA's reporting of Iranian behavior, but also evidence that Iran has violated the deal's letter and spirit — problems that should have elicited a response by the IAEA and members of the Joint Commission.
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It can take time to gain fluency in a subject, and even more time for participants to muster the candor required to roll back official propaganda, evasions, omissions and lies, and then to erode the nostalgia that settles around too many airbrushed historical accounts.
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The office said that an internal Commerce Department investigation that reviewed Mr. Ross's calendars, briefing books and correspondence did not indicate the presence of a criminal violation, and that it had no evidence to contradict Mr. Ross's argument that the omissions and inaccuracies were inadvertent.
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But that line of argument might not be revisited following a sprawling investigation by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz that found 85033 "significant errors and omissions" by law enforcement officials in their efforts to obtain a wiretap on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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"The voluminous evidence in the report on violations against children in Yemen, Sudan, and Palestine show that the secretary general's 'list of shame' is tainted by completely unjustified omissions," said Jo Becker, children's rights advocacy director at Human Rights Watch, in a news release.
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Michael Horowitz, the DOJ inspector general, found that although there were "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's requests for court-ordered surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser, the bureau's decision to launch the probe was adequately predicated and not influenced by political bias.
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The Justice Department told the FISA court between October 25 and November 27 this year that its Carter Page applications had misstatements or omissions in them, primarily regarding the altered email about Page being a government source, according to the order released on Friday.
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The bank's statement on Wednesday noted that in a civil filing seeking to recover assets taken from 1MDB, the Justice Department said the fund had made "material misrepresentations and omissions to Deutsche Bank officials" — meaning the bank was also a victim in the scandal.
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But at the same time, Horowitz said that the explanations his office received from officials about the errors and omissions were not "satisfactory" and was careful about making a definitive statement about a lack of bias in the attorney's actions with respect to the warrant.
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" Still, Mr. Horowitz harshly criticized the F.B.I. over what he called "many basic and fundamental errors" it made during the investigation, including mistakes or omissions in important paperwork that "made it appear that the information supporting probable cause was stronger than was actually the case.
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"During the presidential campaign and transition period, I served as a point-of-contact for foreign officials trying to reach the president-elect," Kushner reportedly told the FBI after learning of the omissions, according to a statement provided to the Times by his lawyer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge blasted the FBI on Tuesday for repeatedly submitting applications to wiretap former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page that were riddled with errors and omissions, and ordered the government to inform the court on how it plans to reform the process.
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The memo was also approved for release by the White House over the strong objections of the FBI and Justice Department, with the FBI even releasing a public statement expressing "grave concern" at the memo's omissions, putting Trump at odds with his own FBI chief.
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Politically, the bill represents Congress's policy response to an inspector general report that found numerous errors and omissions by the F.B.I. in applications under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, to wiretap the former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page, during the Russia investigation.
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The human resources startup Zenefits and its co-founder Parker Conrad have agreed to pay a combined $980,000 to settle accusations by the SEC that they made "materially false and misleading statements and omissions" to investors over their compliance with state insurance laws, the agency said.
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But omissions and unevenness come with the territory, as it were, and are compensated for by the rich characters who wander through these pages, particularly the nonagenarian historians and other intellectuals, officials and churchmen who dispense wisdom from book-lined homes, cafes, or chapels old and new.
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But look, when Carl Burnstein, my problem with the Burnsteins of the world is they fail to recognise that this I serious and it&aposs clearly improper what happened during the campaign and we haven&apost even talked about the omissions in the Pfeizer warrant tonight.
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"Although the EPA is statutorily required to consider the DOE's recommendation, it may not turn a blind eye to errors and omissions apparent on the face of the report, which Ergon pointed out and the EPA did not address in any meaningful way," the judges wrote.
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The plaintiffs, who purport to represent various classes of users, generally claim to have been harmed by the Company's alleged actions and/or omissions in connection with the Security Incident and assert a variety of common law and statutory claims seeking monetary damages or other related relief.
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Besides the fact that Joni herself has been called an influence by (at least) three of the artists that featured in the top ten, there were obvious omissions: Billie Holiday, Amy Winehouse, Erykah Badu, Sade, Dolly Parton, Etta James, Stevie Nicks, Dusty Springfield, Bikini Kill, Debbie Harry.
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"The action will seek compensation for shareholders who lost millions of euros in value as a result of perceived errors and omissions committed ... and Danske Bank's failure to disclose to the market the circumstances and magnitude of alleged unlawful activities within its Estonian branch," IMF said.
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This won't satisfy every craving a sports fan has: Notable omissions, for now, are Disney's ESPN, which dominates the live sports market, as well as Time Warner's Turner, which has rights to some pro basketball and baseball games, as well as the March Madness college basketball tournament.
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First noted on BuzzFeed, the human resources startup and Conrad have agreed to pay a combined nearly $1 million in fines to settle accusations made by the SEC that the company made "materially false and misleading statements and omissions" to investors over compliance with state insurance laws.
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While there is no clear official data to gauge capital outflows from China, a popular measure is a component in its balance of payments called errors and omissions, which point to outflows of $88 billion in the first three months of this year, the most on record.
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George Papadopoulos, a former campaign foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump, pleaded guilty in early October to making "material false statements and material omissions" in the FBI's Russia investigation in January, months before Robert Mueller was appointed special counsel, according to a plea agreement unsealed on Monday.
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Make no mistake: For years, through careful omissions, PR gerrymandering, and out-and-out obstinance, police in Canada misled the public about their use of IMSI catchers, which impersonate cell phone towers and force any phone in the area to reveal information about the device and user.
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Mr. Trump's list has some striking omissions, among them Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Paul D. Clement, who was solicitor general from 2005 to 2008 and often argues cases before the Supreme Court.
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