But then, most college dorm room posters are riddled with clichés, because college is riddled with clichés.
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A bow-riddled maternity dress in the mid-'80s didn't look a whole lot different from a bow-riddled maternity dress in the mid-'50s.
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In practice, the service was riddled with problems and complaints.
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The story was riddled with errors and erroneous scientific data.
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He died at the age of 55, riddled with STDs.
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Murphy lay there, riddled with bullets, 15 to be exact.
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Trump's case was riddled with lies, bullshit, and conspiracy theories.
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The industry is riddled with unplanned shutdowns that raise costs.
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I was riddled with sadness, we both were, you know?
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He's merely a hallucination created by Baptiste's tumor riddled brain.
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Even when riddled with disease the grotesquerie holds our gaze.
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The road to 10 billion had been riddled with scandals.
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Today, Wall Street continues to be riddled with systemic risks.
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The sneakers are encrusted or inflated or riddled with zippers.
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The project was "riddled with existing conditions," Mr. Low said.
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Saudi Arabia is riddled with corruption -- that is no secret.
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The steak was cooked unevenly and riddled with tough sinew.
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The walls are riddled with scuff marks, graffiti and dirt.
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As a kid, I was depressed and riddled with anxiety.
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Boxing and MMA are riddled with athlete comebacks, after all.
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The Performa series was riddled with problems from the start.
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" But was the Targaryen dynasty really so riddled with "madness?
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Yet my French is still riddled with gaps and mistakes.
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The pace ground to a halt, riddled with foul calls.
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Filings and press releases are riddled with inaccuracies and fraud.
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Historically, the process has been riddled with uncertainty, she said.
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Henrik Björn created this Scandinavian noir, riddled with Norse mythology.
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"This organization is riddled with corruption," Quatrevaux told BuzzFeed News.
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Indeed, Justice Antonin Scalia's majority opinion is riddled with caveats.
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"Hangman" is riddled with holes — blank spaces, if you will.
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This question has riddled my mind for a long time.
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As a result, they are weak and riddled with holes.
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Isn't he just sort of anxious and riddled with doubt?
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But the process is riddled with pitfalls and requires careful thought.
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Under the saccharine surface, though, the show is riddled with mystery.
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Sometimes their burned and bullet-riddled vehicles are found on roadsides.
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That's led to scammers duping users into downloading malware-riddled fakes.
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Later that day, a jogger found Lloyd's body riddled with gunshots.
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It was scaled back and riddled with caveats and escape clauses.
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Now they operate in a financial market riddled with other distortions.
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Later that day, a jogger found Llyod's body riddled with gunshots.
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The rules they are supposed to enforce are riddled with loopholes.
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She has a high-pitched baby voice riddled with vocal fry.
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The Vatican said Vigano's accusations were riddled with "calumny and defamation".
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It's a responsibility he bears uneasily, like a bullet-riddled sweatshirt.
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President Donald Trump's account is also riddled with bots, for example.
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The logistics market in India has long been riddled with challenges.
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Police claim Castano's body was riddled with self-inflicted knife wounds.
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The Bengals amassed 559 yards against an injury-riddled Browns defense.
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Prior to the EPA, conflicts of interest riddled the regulatory process.
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But familial histories are like myths, riddled with lessons and legends.
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Q: The Indian education system is riddled with corruption and commercialization.
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Meanwhile America's political system is riddled with lobbyists cheerleading for incumbents.
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Shops in the area started capitalizing on its tourist-riddled location.
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"JEDI is riddled with improprieties," Oracle's suit, filed in May, said.
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The problem is the industry is riddled with fraud and misrepresentation.
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For eight years, the sign has been riddled with bullet holes.
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Some succeed; many fail, their bodies riddled with machine gun bullets.
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The groups said they found the list was riddled with errors.
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At 34, Parker had labored through an injury-riddled regular season.
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The White House has said the book is riddled with errors.
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Hendrickson acknowledges that Wright's "Autobiography" is notoriously riddled with deliberate falsehoods.
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All of it, riddled with color and history and narrative detail.
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Judge Newbauer concluded that Officer Nunez's account was riddled with falsehoods.
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His tribe brimmed with confidence while mine was riddled with insecurity.
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The sign for Malakal's city council is riddled with bullet holes.
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At least 50 homes and buildings were riddled with bullet holes.
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"This book is riddled with lies and false accusations," Sanders said.
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But his declared win comes riddled with questions about his authority.
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But they involve infinitely many terms riddled with unknown exponents and coefficients.
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Lamu, Kenya (CNN)The eastern coast of Kenya is riddled with danger.
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And they would be absolutely pristine except they're riddled with bullet holes.
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Its recent Gab posts are riddled with racial slurs and Holocaust denial.
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And their respective Instagram accounts are riddled with photos of the couple.
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They love their "story" after all, even though it's riddled with betrayal.
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This story is literally riddled with Star Wars: The Last Jedi spoilers.
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Eventually services like GeoCities were riddled with ugly and often amateurish GIFs.
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It's palpable in the anxiety-riddled beats and his often-disassociated delivery.
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The 77th Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco was riddled with celebs.
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The album is riddled with extended transitions, orchestral outros, and beat loops.
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But the current measurement of prosperity is riddled with errors and omissions.
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The tweets are riddled with misinformation and, in some cases, outright falsehoods.
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He was riddled with cancer the last few times I saw him.
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The corporate tax code is riddled with loopholes and ripe for improvement.
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He took a city riddled with problems and made it great again.
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Many of the European VATs are riddled with special rates and preferences.
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It's no secret that connected home devices are riddled with security concerns.
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His skin is riddled with blemishes, and his fingers are grotesquely curled.
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However, not all of Ambassador Haley's address was riddled with unsubstantiated innuendo.
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But nowadays, our respondents told us, the process is riddled with conflict.
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Clara's Instagram is riddled with pictures of some of her favorite dishes.
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Her About Me is riddled with Gaga-isms and deep artistic conviction.
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Tumor cells are riddled with genetic mutations not found in healthy cells.
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That's why new outbreaks in nursing homes have families riddled with anxiety.
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The best-laid plans are riddled with chlamydia and piles of debt.
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The history of US politics is riddled with reformers pushing black ppl.
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The walls and windows of his office were riddled with bullet holes.
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And an investigation by ProPublica found Crosscheck was riddled with security flaws.
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But you could see, somehow, that he was riddled with self-doubt.
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Donegal is riddled with landmarks of abuse, each telling its own tragedy.
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His Mercedes sat in a corner of the backyard, riddled with bullets.
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It was riddled with bullet holes to the chest, arm and thigh.
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That means that almost any computerised gadget will be riddled with bugs.
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And a federal court system riddled with young, highly ideological conservative judges.
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From the outset, the project has been riddled with lies and illusions.
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Yet that tremendous force of character was riddled with anxiety and doubt.
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One of his scavenged BLU-253s detonated and riddled him with shrapnel.
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We curse them when they're choked with traffic or riddled with potholes.
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Bouhlel was killed by police who riddled the truck's cab with bullets.
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The 1996 BMW 750il was riddled with bullet holes after the shooting.
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Dating in the workplace is riddled with potential problems for a few reasons.
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Authorities say the Wilksons' bullet-riddled bodies were discovered the afternoon of Oct.
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His prescient final album is riddled with enigmatic musings on life and death.
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It's written in a beautifully faux-authoritative register and riddled with scare quotes.
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They're all riddled with security vulnerabilities, and the extra features aren't worth it.
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They're all riddled with security vulnerabilities, and the extra features aren't worth it.
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It turns out that many popular hacking tools are themselves riddled with vulnerabilities.
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The stars' respective Instagram accounts are riddled with sweet shots of each other.
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Still, lithium-ion batteries are riddled with problems users should be aware of.
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Anyone attempting to exit got riddled with chemical rounds from their anxious rifles.
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It's a dark gray aluminum box of a vehicle that's riddled with rivets.
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Just try absorbing calories when your stomach and esophagus are riddled with holes!
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" He blasted Trump's speeches as riddled with "troubling, unfiltered Tourette's of his tribalism.
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His administration found itself in a reactive crouch, its policy riddled with contradictions.
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All that's left on the bullet-riddled video phone is a staticky rattle.
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Critics to his left and right say this theory is riddled with contradictions.
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Road trips are riddled with car crashes, bed bugs, and backwoods serial killers.
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But the '90s beauty trends riddled throughout the movie shouldn't be overlooked, either.
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With her fate up in the air, Miller admits she's riddled with anxiety.
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Dunwall is disgusting—a city riddled with plague as well as political corruption.
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Their marriage was riddled with wild rumors — ranging from infidelity to forced threesomes.
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" Cohen said the dossier was "riddled with total falsehoods and intentionally salacious accusations.
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A note: the Buy American provisions are riddled with arcane language and exceptions.
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Like many adolescents riddled with acne, I turned to the internet for help.
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The baby, Faith, was found unharmed in the bullet-riddled sport utility vehicle.
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"Nothing Personal" is riddled with these questions of identity—what makes a self?
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Related: After years of cheap lending, China's financial sector is riddled with debt.
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Mrs Gbagbo's case is already riddled with allegations of irregularities and incomplete investigations.
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" His spokeswoman denied the second round of allegations, calling them "riddled with inconsistencies.
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" The White House has called the book "riddled with lies and false accusations.
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Down the hall, the door to Paddock's room was riddled with bullet holes.
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Windows were left riddled with marks, as if they had been shot at.
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They returned to a church riddled in bullets holes and stained with blood.
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Israel should neither be riddled by guilt nor be consumed with second thoughts.
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Was she worried that the water would be unpleasant or riddled with bacteria?
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However, it too was found riddled with 10 bullet holes 35 days later.
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Researchers found provider directories often were riddled with errors, omissions and outdated information.
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His initial version—before police officers cleaned it up—was riddled with errors.
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The report also said that the department's disciplinary system was riddled with shortcomings.
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But the plaster was riddled with fissures and needed to be torn down.
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While it starts off correct, the rest is riddled with misinformation and inaccuracies.
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We live in a system that is riddled with institutionalized racism and sexism.
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Chantal and Hutch get riddled with bullets as they're staking out Dougie's house.
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The head of Poland's governing party has said refugees are riddled with disease.
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Most dance films, like "Center Stage" and "Black Swan," are riddled with stereotypes.
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Unfortunately, some of the rhetoric surrounding this regulation has been riddled with inaccuracies.
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My calendar is riddled with reminders of loss and I celebrate them all.
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After days of bombardment, the stationary freight cars were riddled with jagged holes.
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"the neighbor hood is riddled with automatic gunfire everyweekend....no joke...," he wrote.
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In the chaos, caucus results collected by phone operators were riddled with errors.
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From the beginning, this case has been riddled with dubious actions by officials.
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The officers' unmarked car was riddled with dozens of bullet holes, Zabaleta said.
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Yet they study, pray and serve in a church riddled again by scandal.
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Cincinnati led 17-3 at the end of an injury-riddled first half.
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"New York City's been riddled with myths, hoaxes and urban legends," he said.
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Before this constraint is applied, the top tweets are absolutely riddled with celebs.
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The top 23 domestic-selling original movies of 22020 are riddled with stars.
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Six people died, including two teenagers found riddled with bullets in a field.
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But if the platforms themselves are riddled with distractions, these efforts are moot.
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In addition to being riddled with typos, it contained a curious legal argument.
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Well, turns out that your mezcal-riddled brain isn't playing tricks on you.
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Nonetheless I performed them, riddled with fear, because I had no other option.
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That was on clear display during Trump's speech Wednesday, which was riddled with falsehoods.
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Her portrayal of the phobia-riddled Ally marks her seventh time on the series.
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Her Instagram page has been riddled with shots of the athlete on a beach.
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There, Minister Farrakhan gave a speech riddled with anti-Semitic tropes and transphobic remarks.
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Covered, festooned, riddled with all the toppings one would expect in an everything bagel.
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Are they on an epic group text riddled with inside jokes and goofy emoji?
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"Variety's story is riddled with false and misleading assertions by Miss Segel," Fields said.
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" Domingo has disputed the allegations made against him and said were "riddled with inconsistencies.
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An Evansville Police Department patrol vehicle riddled with bullets after a shootout last week.
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The Snapchat guru's social media accounts are riddled with encouraging, positive and supportive messages.
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In the aftermath of the attack, the magazine's internal structure became riddled with cracks.
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Rules riddled with holes should be rewritten, they think, to yank back American jobs.
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His neck, groin, chest, and abdomen were riddled with tumors the size of baseballs.
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The current supply chain — from plants, to extraction, to labs — is riddled with issues.
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Replacing ObamaCare is riddled with tough questions on Medicaid, the individual mandate and taxes.
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Tax law is riddled with loopholes embedded in the economy and defended by beneficiaries.
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As the urban legends go, Disney movies are riddled with subliminal reference to sex.
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Out There Theoretically, the universe may be riddled with tunnels through space and time.
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Compounding these risks, systems are often riddled with security vulnerabilities—both known and unknown.
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China's logistics industry, for example, is a fragmented, over-regulated and corruption-riddled mess.
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Video provided by the family showed the two white vehicles riddled with bullet holes.
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But Amazon's marketplace has been riddled with problems over the holidays in recent years.
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And if you look at the Suburban, the Suburban is just riddled with bullets.
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It's riddled with story clues, unique characters, and stuff that wants to kill you.
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She grabbed her suitcase again as if to leave, her face riddled with anxiety.
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Lopez Obrador argued that the Texcoco airport was riddled with corruption and geologically unsound.
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For that small slice of time, I'm not a failed adult riddled with debt.
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It's not lighthearted, buy it's also not a deadly, drawn-out, pressure-riddled match.
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They say that the registry of official companies is riddled with holes and inaccuracies.
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But what helped transform them into marine mammals is a tale riddled with holes.
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But a politics less riddled with contempt would be a good thing in itself.
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A fifth-year senior, Bailey has had an injury-riddled career with the Boilermakers.
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Still, the path to this point has been riddled with roadblocks for Epstein's victims.
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In 2009, a U.S. air strike riddled his legs with shrapnel and killed Kashmir.
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Others get riddled with questions about their pedigree: Do they know the right people?
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A rabbi would later confirm that Mr. Deutsch's body had been riddled with bullets.
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When South Korean doctors operated on him, they found his intestines riddled with worms.
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For a long time, a hole-riddled chain-link fence ran along that border.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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Even so, Ms. Jacoby noted that Purdue is solvent and not riddled with debt.
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They are marine borers — so named because they leave behind wood riddled with holes.
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But when he was 30 feet from the soldiers, they riddled him with bullets.
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The Democrats of the mid-85033s were riddled with racists and segregationists like Gov.
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North Korea's sanction-riddled economy has limited the country's presence on the global stage.
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It's riddled with lazy gay jokes, which was standard for sitcoms of its era.
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The building was riddled with bullet holes, with spent shell casings scattered all over.
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Human/Dog social structures are RIDDLED with novelty and sentimentality, and ripe for exploiting.
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He's even picked up on Trump's sloppiness, putting out campaign material riddled with typos.
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Authorities are still examining the bullet-riddled truck which reportedly had grenades and weapons inside.
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Many commercial satellites are "riddled with security vulnerabilities", says Gregory Falco, an expert at MIT.
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Word of the tragedy spreads like a virus online, riddled with misinformation and panicked confusion.
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The worsening crisis will subject his chaos-riddled administration to an unprecedented test of cohesion.
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Ben Is Back Of course, it's not been all rage-riddled women as of late.
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And I realized, doing this exercise, that my best was still riddled with tiny dishonesties.
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Joshua McGill helped a victim, who was riddled with multiple gunshot wounds, limp to safety.
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Police riddled Woods with 15 shots as he walked along the sidewalk carrying a knife.
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He breeds mastiffs—huge, friendly dogs that are known to be riddled with genetic disorders.
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Their rap — riddled with F-bombs — garnered the most audience reaction, especially with its chorus.
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"The market is riddled with trap door scenarios as long as that continues," he said.
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The truck was still where it had come to rest, its windscreen riddled with bullets.
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The owners say the bullet-riddled door had been replaced before they bought the vehicle.
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Turning a multifaceted issue into a simple rating is sure to be riddled with difficulties.
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The marker was riddled with bullet holes last year, just days after it was installed.
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Eight years later, its replacement was riddled with bullet holes in multiple acts of vandalism.
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A silver SUV was riddled with bullet holes, but police have not identified a suspect.
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An autopsy report circulated by the SDF said Khalaf's body had been riddled with bullets.
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The past few weeks have been riddled with corporate scandals and subsequent social media backlash.
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Trouble is, their private lives are riddled with the details we most want to know.
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Green Book was riddled with controversies, most of them regarding the movie's handling of race.
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But on Buffy, her particular archetype is combined with the brooding, manpain-riddled action hero.
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Cage's bullet-riddled hoodie calls to mind real-world deaths like that of Trayvon Martin.
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For her, like me, topping was riddled with vulnerability, but his kindness made it sweet.
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Game of Thrones Season 7 premieres July 16 and will surely be riddled with betrayal.
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"We live in an anxiety-riddled, unsure, divisive time right now," says the ER alum.
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Satoshi is known for grammatical accuracy, while the freshly published excerpt is riddled with errors.
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For many foreigners, it confirms Romania's reputation as a kleptocracy riddled with malfeasance and graft.
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No matter how safe I am, I feel like a gay guy riddled with disease.
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Photos published by local media showed damaged buildings and burnt cars riddled with bullet holes.
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" The White House has blasted Manigault Newman's book as "riddled with lies and false accusations.
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Latos riddled his postgame interview with expletives to describe his poor performance on the mound.
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The timing of the deal shows how bad the debt-riddled conglomerate needs the cash.
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Or are her claims an invasion of privacy, riddled with lies and motivated by greed?
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And, as scientists are just beginning to understand, elite sport is riddled with similar endowments.
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The book is riddled with pop culture allusions — from Beyoncé to Miley Cyrus to Lululemon.
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In fact, the toxicity enveloping Trump expands with every ink-riddled breath from the media.
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Lawyers for Mr. Redstone called the suit meritless and said it was riddled with lies.
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Laws governing massage parlors are riddled with loopholes that allow for criminal operations, Polaris said.
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Mariner 4 instead revealed Mars to be a dry, frozen planet, riddled with cosmic radiation.
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Sometimes they paraded a bullet-riddled corpse in front of black homes as a warning.
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Yes, but: The published "backstop" proposal is riddled with couched language surrounding the time limit.
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As we reported ... Carlos Muñoz Portal's body was found earlier this month riddled with bullets.
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Sure, Pokémon Go may be kind of boring and riddled with bugs, but who cares?
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Twin Peaks is riddled with much of the same drama it's had in the past.
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She took a life others saw as riddled with challenge, and approached it with joy.
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Crossfire's word list, while large, is riddled with both Maleska-style obscurities and sizable holes.
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In the 2000s, investigators twice concluded that the count was riddled with errors and misrepresentations.
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Debt-riddled oil giant Occidental Petroleum (OXY)slashed its dividend by 86% earlier this month.
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Every social movement in this country's history has been riddled with sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia.
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Xi's claim of openness was, to say the least, riddled with contradictions of its own.
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Their safari guide was found dead, his body riddled with bullets, and their vehicle burned.
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And his front-runner spot in the middle of the stage was riddled with crossfire.
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If you're not a frequent cook, browsing through recipes can be an anxiety-riddled affair.
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But that has not stopped allegations that it is riddled with serious conflicts of interest.
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Politicians talk about hobbled sanitation and transportation agencies riddled by absenteeism, nepotism and bloated workforces.
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In a health system riddled with inequity, we risk making dangerous biases automated and invisible.
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It was a state that not only had me fatigued but also riddled with pain.
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He mastered, mostly, how to walk in heels and riddled out which lipsticks flatter him.
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On Friday, the F.B.I. appealed the judge's decision, contending that it was riddled with errors.
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Elections held last year were riddled with fraud, intimidation and vote-buying, international observers found.
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She lost her period, she was "basically anemic," and she was riddled with digestive issues.
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He promised to repair the company's debt-riddled balance sheet by rapidly selling off businesses.
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Despite these breakthroughs, the record is riddled with lapses in impact where it matters most.
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But their own stories are also riddled with uncertainties, from their origins to their ages.
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The tax code is riddled with special-interest provisions and deductions enacted over many decades.
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Online videos will be riddled with ads that have nothing to do with your interests.
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The results were so riddled with errors that we may never know what really happened.
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Sadly for the injury-riddled Spurs, he was not eligible to play in the playoffs.
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Stations like this once riddled the California coastline as part of a radio communication network.
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Fast-forward to around 4 AM ET ... and Santana's friend's Honda was riddled with bullets.
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The review uncovered a deeply dysfunctional and flawed process riddled with inaccuracies and material omissions.
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They left the bodies "riddled by bullets or hanged to lamp posts," the Post reported.
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" He also noted that Hager's letter "was riddled with factual errors, unsupported gossip, and falsehoods.
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" He also said that Hager's letter "was riddled with factual errors, unsupported gossip, and falsehoods.
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The next moments were riddled with bad decisions, the police prosecutors and expert witnesses said.
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The facilities are riddled with flu and lice outbreaks and often lack proper adult supervision.
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Gropius was riddled with guilt for their affair, and by 1912 the relationship fizzled out.
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Case in point: Her Instagram comment section isn't riddled with peasants like me just stanning.
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" Meanwhile, Kalanick called the lawsuit "completely without merit and riddled with lies and false allegations.
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Many of those bodies were reportedly dismembered, riddled with bullets, and showed signs of torture.
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He said the victims were discovered Thursday night and their bodies were riddled with bullet wounds.
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Snyder recalls her third marriage to Val Torres, Jr. as one riddled with cheating and abuse.
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He saw the suspects' bullet-riddled SUV and remarked how his SUV only took two bullets.
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Loving's note offers a refreshing take on a family dynamic that's often riddled with harmful stereotypes.
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How the very fabric of this country is riddled with scams and cons and come-ons.
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" The Oklahoma Democratic Party issued a statement saying the questionnaire was "riddled with hate and misinformation.
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But the data produced by today's machines still only produce incomplete, patchy, and glitch-riddled genomes.
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Each offers a wide array of streaming packages, but the programming is riddled with major holes.
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After Frankenstein was published anonymously in 1818, the scandal-riddled couple married and moved to Italy.
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The White House said in response that the book was "riddled with lies and false accusations."
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Malczyk rushed back and saw Gonzalez hurtled halfway onto the street, his body riddled with bullets.
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China's film industry is riddled with yin-yang contracts, so why was Fan, in particular, targeted?
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In a region full of state-dominated, bureaucratic, corruption-riddled economies, it is a revolutionary thought.
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Three independent researchers found them riddled with errors, such as athletes who had been double-counted.
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The dialogue doesn't help; the entire season is riddled with terrible one-liners and tiresome filler.
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Riddled with fears and bouts of depression, Dylan felt responsible for the breakdown of her family.
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They were riddled with tiny imperfections, called inclusions, made of chromite, phosphate and iron-nickel sulfides.
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The injury-riddled Cavaliers were without forwards Kyle Korver (sore foot) and Cedi Osman (back spasms).
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Fox will not allow this flagrant injustice, riddled with errors and gratuitous character attacks, to stand.
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Symantec turns out to be riddled with vulnerabilities, as is often the case with antivirus software.
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But, thankfully Topshop is here to help us express the anguish in our grief-riddled hearts.
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Auto-generated captions can be riddled with inaccuracies, jumbled words, run-on sentences, and no punctuation.
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President Trump frequently paints a picture of an urban America riddled with widespread decay and bloodbaths.
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The governor has repeatedly expressed his unfounded fear that undocumented immigrants are riddled with diseases. 7.
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Every 30 seconds a new motorcycle ambulance arrives carrying another young body riddled with bleeding buckshot.
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The injury-riddled 215-year old outfielder has missed the entire season following reconstructive knee surgery.
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The glossy animation is riddled with subtle yet creative references to art history and English folklore.
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But critics accused Kasowitz of making a statement that was riddled with errors and dubious claims.
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A Gchat transcription without any attempt to understand the medium's message is merely typo-riddled dialogue.
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" His administration has also sought to discredit the former aide, calling her book "riddled with lies.
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Oracle zeroed in on Ubhi to support its claim that the process was riddled with conflict.
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Tax credits for higher education have also been found to be riddled with fraud and abuse.
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Explore numerous dungeons, riddled with tricks, traps, and enemies, including some from the Super Mario series
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A friend, Brandon Wolf, watched people carry Mr. Guerrero outside, his body riddled with gunshot wounds.
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The administration's plan to roll back the policy is riddled with holes, both legal and factual.
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What exactly is the tick-riddled disease and how can you be sure you have it?
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This rocky orb is riddled with scars, created by objects colliding with its surface over millennia.
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It's an uneasy duel for control of a country that is still riddled with ISIS fighters.
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We fought for space on the concrete floor to sleep on our lice-riddled hessian mats.
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The bullet-riddled Al Noor mosque was being repaired, painted and cleaned ahead of Friday prayers.
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They're also racist, riddled with depictions of American Indians as violent "savages" and with minstrel shows.
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Instead, his current statistics more closely resemble his final two injury-riddled seasons with the Bulls.
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And while TARP set aside billions in relief to homeowners, the program was riddled with problems.
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The estate tax is also riddled with loopholes, which the 2017 law did nothing to address.
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The book is riddled with jaw-dropping stories about people's insane behavior when things go wrong.
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" Twin Metals called the analysis "riddled with errors" and said "environmental risks will be properly managed.
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A few examples: • Campaign Finance Australia's campaign finance system is riddled with loopholes and delayed disclosures.
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Kidd shredded Gabler in one allez after another, revealing that this edition seemed riddled with errors.
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Produced by Jermaine Jackson and apparently approved by Michael Jackson, The Jacksons was riddled with inaccuracies.
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Many of the concrete homes and stores along the road were riddled with large bullet holes.
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Just then, he said, another rocket hit close to him, and he was riddled with shrapnel.
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Now, the kosher market is in ruins, the cash register and walls riddled with bullet holes.
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As a result, the piece The Hill published is riddled with errors that mischaracterize the project.
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For the third consecutive presidential cycle, the results here are riddled with questions, if not doubt.
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However it came about, in 1979 Ryabov delivered three bullet-riddled, sulfur-doused skulls to Moscow.
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Many roads were riddled by deep craters, which U.S. warplanes had created to impede suicide cars.
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Bauer questioned whether Trump's commission, which has been riddled with controversy and multiple lawsuits, will recover.
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In fact, Schneiderman's office said, the program was riddled with "exceptions" that favored high-speed traders.
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Gallego then went after members of Trump's Cabinet, who have been riddled with controversial spending scandals.
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Three days after his disappearance, his body was found riddled with 44 bullets in a cemetery.
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Relatives posted a photo online of a burned-out and charred vehicle riddled with bullet holes.
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The deposition itself is riddled with contradictions or recollections that differ from those of other witnesses.
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"Jetsons"-esque smart-home technology turned out to be riddled with glitches and vulnerable to hackers.
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GE is racing to shrink itself in a bid to repair a debt-riddled balance sheet.
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But for a moment in time, they spread their glitter-riddled gospel all over the world.
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But arriving at homeownership was a long and winding path riddled with setbacks, surprises and disappointments.
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Mr. Phelps had pounded the coping with a sledgehammer so that it was riddled with dents.
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I asked her about the headaches, and she told me a story riddled with contradictory clues.
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Both pictures are psychic spaces riddled with anxiety and stress — nowhere you'd ever want to live.
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Many are riddled with chronic stress from poverty and the threat of violence in their neighborhoods.
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It is a city riddled with political corruption, racial tensions, sexism and crimes both petty and structural.
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In an era riddled with uncertainty and utter confusion, one fact remains: you cannot fool the internet.
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My apartment is riddled with internet-connected devices, including my TV, my lightbulbs, and my home speaker.
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My mornings this past week have been riddled with mishaps and miscalculations—probably more than I realize.
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At that point in history, bodies were uncomfortable and disgusting; they were filthy and riddled with disease.
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The 91st Academy Awards may have been riddled with controversy, and some disappointments, but they made history.
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Most of our institutions are riddled with histories of racism and elitism to which they still cling.
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In its alt-right sense, the friend zone is a place riddled with male weakness and emasculation.
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I text my father, who has gone from acne-riddled Catholic-school boy to mustachioed Classics professor.
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Riddled with anxiety, she returned to court in August for the retrial, which stretched over several days.
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"Handheld game systems are another category of video game history that are riddled with issues," he explains.
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They're often riddled with pacing problems, groan-inducing pseudo-stories, questionable special effects, and scenery-chewing performances.
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I am much more laid back and not as riddled with anxiety as I used to be.
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A photo from 2016 (left) shows the bullet riddled car of Kenyan businessman Jacob Juma in Nairobi.
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The gist: "completely without merit and riddled with lies and false allegations," the former CEO's spokesperson says.
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The Constitution is utterly riddled with vague phrases that judges can interpret in all kinds of ways.
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Maps created during the Middle Ages, for example, were riddled with warnings about where mermaids were lurking.
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The article itself is riddled with misinformation and outright lies that are laughably easy to fact check.
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I was in a BMW 540i that was riddled with self-driving technology from British company Aptiv.
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Growing up in a crime-riddled neighborhood in southeast Washington, D.C., wasn't easy for Taraji P. Henson.
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In Cizre, a largely Kurdish town bordering Syria, buildings are riddled with bullet holes, their windows shattered.
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It was a performance that was, yes, riddled with inaccurate statements that fact-checkers will point out.
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Petromin, riddled by corruption like many national oil companies in OPEC, was allowed to quietly wither away.
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Rocket's eventual reconciliation with his team is a Ravager-riddled slog for both him and the audience.
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As someone who's lived in a house riddled with dead spots, the idea sounded great to me.
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User feeds were riddled with what some saw as over-produced or inauthentic depictions of people's lives.
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These intense cravings often lead to bingeing and overeating, and may leave you feeling riddled with guilt.
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But in truth, human systems are littered with biases and riddled with their own kinds of problems.
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And after one alcohol-riddled night, she uses her ex-boyfriend's clippers to shave it all off.
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It's a refreshing take on a family dynamic that is often riddled with stereotypes of bitter exes.
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Despite an injury-riddled offensive backfield, the Minnesota Vikings are in good shape in the NFC North.
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The 2006 election caused days of fighting in Kinshasa and the 2011 vote was riddled with irregularities.
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Last year, the sign marking the site of the teen's death was found riddled with bullet holes.
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Even with their bullet-riddled bodies, they'll still rise from the dead to assault a new victim.
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It was riddled with strategically placed holes that allow the skin of the athlete to breathe more.
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All of my insecurities—the swirling remains of Theo's defamation, hurt, and humiliation—riddled my next relationship.
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The house is a beaut, located in the upscale Trousdale Estates neighborhood which is riddled with celebs.
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"I did see the truth, and the truth was that car was riddled with bullets," he said.
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Television images of the scene showed the truck was riddled with what appeared to be bullet holes.
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Australian spin-bowling legend Shane Warne's career was riddled with sex controversies dating back nearly two decades.
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The Republican-controlled Congress is poised to pass a tax bill riddled with ambiguities, loopholes, and giveaways.
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Studies show that research on the effects of technology on human behavior is riddled with methodological errors.
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But the agreement is riddled with loose language and the sequencing of many steps is highly convoluted.
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Greene's career since then has since been riddled with controversy, but still, pretty awesome way to quit.
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Sacramento three-piece So Stressed's second record, Please Let Me Know, is riddled with anxieties and crises.
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HERCULANEUM, Italy (Reuters) - The rightist Northern League once derided southern Italy as a crime-riddled, parasitic wasteland.
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Of course, there was turmoil behind their facades, their lives riddled with violence and smothered in claustrophobia.
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Kelly, a lifelong Marine, was brought in to introduce order into a West Wing riddled with chaos.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration, under more scrutiny since the Brussels attacks, is riddled with internal problems.
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Afghanistan, a poster child for the American ineptitude in foreign policy, remains riddled with corruption and drugs.
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The siblings are of course radically different, because that's the rule in these stress-riddled family tableaus.
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Both his books and adaptations are riddled with lines and moments that hint at what's to come.
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ObamaCare is riddled with broken promises and it is causing real pain for Americans across the country.
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Eight years later, its replacement was riddled with bullet holes in multiple acts of vandalism, Weems said.
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After failing to pass a farm bill riddled with corporate welfare last month, Congress will try again.
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Peeing and periods are one thing, but germ-riddled shit is in a league of its own.
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His body was reportedly found near the border of Mexico's Hidalgo state in a bullet-riddled car.
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It's no secret that the fight for abortion access in the U.S. has been riddled with complications.
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And while state institutions may talk a good game, they remain riddled with corrupt and abusive officials.
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The document was riddled with reversals by China that undermined core U.S. demands, the sources told Reuters.
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Enforced grinding, poorly implemented systems, too much backtracking: these were bad games, riddled with poor design choices.
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But activists say the scheme is riddled with corruption and only a few thousand families have benefited.
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The injury-riddled Canucks posted their third straight win, while the Avalanche suffered their third consecutive loss.
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You explore an area, finding all it's treasure-riddled nooks and crannies, before taking on a boss.
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The yolks quiver; the whites are riddled with bubbles; the dark brown frills crackle between the teeth.
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And the roster is riddled with players who were cast off or acquired in seemingly small deals.
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She also said that the judicial proceedings begun in Saudi Arabia were riddled with flaws and contradictions.
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Many, however, lack transparency, leave the host country riddled with debt, and require political favors in return.
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I know of a survivor who has a crime-scene photograph of her daughter's bullet-riddled corpse.
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He said he saw about 20 bodies riddled with bullets lying on the floor of a hospital.
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Its classrooms are mostly damaged, lacking doors and windows, and its walls are riddled with bullet holes.
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The first thing I tried on was this corduroy-style shirt that was riddled with loose threads.
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Any photo of her with either of the men is riddled with comments about their possible romance.
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The book, which paints the Trump administration as riddled with paranoid staffers, is set to release Tuesday.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders has said the book is "riddled with lies and false accusations."
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Warren G. Harding's stint in office was corruption-riddled; every aspect of it seemed up for sale.
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Rabbi Niederman said at the news conference that Mr. Deutsch's body had been found riddled with bullets.
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A proud republic debased by a presidential campaign fixated on minor gaffes and riddled with filthy language.
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The results released by the Iowa Democratic Party on Wednesday were riddled with inconsistencies and other flaws.
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A lot of scientists complain about the process being too long, sometimes biased, and riddled with inefficiencies.
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Now they face new rounds of sanctions, along with an economy already riddled with corruption and mismanagement.
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Vitiligo had stripped his brittle hair of its color, made his face seem riddled with fat freckles.
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THE CASTOFFS The injury-riddled Eagles won their last four games to clinch the NFC East title.
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The Eagles have been riddled by injuries and finished the regular season without seven starters on offense.
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The secondary was riddled by Buffaloes quarterback Steven Montez, who passed for 337 yards and three touchdowns.
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A sign marking where Emmett Till's body was found in Mississippi has been riddled with bullet holes.
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While the process has been slow and riddled with setbacks and restarts, this is a substantial accomplishment.
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He faces enormous challenges given GE's debt-riddled balance sheet, shrinking cash flow and slumping power division.
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Images from the state government showed a local municipal building and police vehicle riddled with bullet holes.
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A Cavaliers side also riddled with injuries failed to get much scoring production from their bench, however.
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But it's proven to be a boon for an industry riddled with slumping sales: orange juice, baby!
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However, Apple's voice assistant has been riddled with problems that caused it to largely squander that lead.
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The first image is by now a cliché of urban destruction: bullet-riddled facades and concrete rubble.
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Then they dragged out his bloody, bullet-riddled body, put it in a military truck and drove off.
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A woman at the bathroom sink gags when she spies a bar of soap riddled with strange hairs.
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She hasn't been shy about showing off her new love (as evidenced by her East-riddled Instagram account).
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Some of the latrines are piled high with fly-riddled excrement, which seeps out the sides during downpours.
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Indeed, according to court documents, the University's response to Locklear's sexual assault claims was allegedly riddled with delays.
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But a bullet-riddled sign at the entrance to their sprawling reservation now serves as their calling card.
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When they came out with Opana -- Oxymorphone is what it's actually called... This community is riddled with it.
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The white-steepled church, located about 40 miles east (65 km) of San Antonio, was riddled with bullets.
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Her path to an abortion, depending on the fate of geography, could be straightforward or riddled with obstacles.
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There's just one problem: automated digital voice transcriptions are usually riddled with errors — and iOS is no exception.
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A security official close to the operation said he had seen the four gunmen's bodies riddled with bullets.
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Trump's campaign, by contrast, initially distributed fliers listing the campaign's national delegate candidates that were riddled with errors.
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Both figures loom above an abstract, depopulated landscape riddled with random doorways and windowed walls that lead nowhere.
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Netflix's take on the cat-and-mouse game of murder is riddled with problems from start to finish.
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Stopping 34 of 35 shots, Saros helped the illness-riddled Nashville Predators bounce the Pittsburgh Penguins 33-1.
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But Culp has shown a willingness to make painful decisions aimed at cleaning up the debt-riddled books.
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With each representative limited to five minutes, Pichai's grilling was scattershot, wide-ranging, and riddled with partisan grandstanding.
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Can societies so thoroughly riddled with corruption carry through with the remarkable economic advances made over recent decades?
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The perpetrator riddled her account with curse words, homophobic slurs and promised to post nude photos of her.
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The cardinal's car was riddled with 26 bullets, and a nearby vehicle was apparently hit 20 more times.
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The foreign-exchange regime, which allocates currency to industries the government wants to support, is riddled with graft.
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" Over at Melania's team, her communications director Stephanie Grisham said Monday the story was "riddled" with "false assertions.
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Instagram is riddled with literally thousands of spectacular photos of tents in precarious spots in far-flung places.
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Anyone who's ever watched an episode of Veep will know that it's absolutely riddled with deliciously foul language.
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The KTRK reporter tweeted photos of vehicles parked near the scene with bullet-riddled windshields and shattered glass.
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The bones were riddled with holes from an infection, and the dinosaur also had a form of arthritis.
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Calling their testimony "riddled with lies," Temer said there were inconsistencies in the JBS executives' statements to prosecutors.
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Late night television has been struggling to discuss the Weinstein fallout, probably because it's riddled with white men.
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YouTube is also riddled with bad reviews that I discovered just looking for one of the company's commercials.
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Technically yes, but even with T93 that was an ambitious endeavor and likely to be riddled with typos.
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What sane person will put 60 billion rand into a company that he knows is riddled with fraud?
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Nina, the biopic about indomitable musician Nina Simone, has been riddled with controversy and turbulence since its inception.
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It's only a matter of time before the U.S. News & World Report rankings are riddled with global brands.
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Disregarding Eve's warning to stay away, Baptiste pays a visit to the Alzheimer-riddled Brigadier Stone (Roger Allam).
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Stacey Abrams catapulted into the national spotlight during a Georgia governor's race riddled with allegations of voter suppression.
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However, it could potentially be completely riddled with malware, which requires you to take steps to sterilize it.
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Moreover, this so-called "pricing commitment" is for a limited time and is riddled with ambiguities and loopholes.
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The film is also riddled with brilliant cameos from Hannibal Buress, Tim Heidecker, Anders Holm, and George Clinton.
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The family income rests on the tiny yellow taxi that stands outside the bullet-riddled metal front door.
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Medicare Advantage has been riddled with scandal, taking government dollars to feed a for-profit health care industry.
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It feels at once crammed and sketchy, riddled with flashbacks and framing devices, and woefully light on frights.
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A few days later, her youngest daughter found her body in front of the house, riddled with bullets.
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The links are made in-house from pork riddled with bits of provolone and pickled hot cherry peppers.
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Westbrook riddled the Warriors' defense for 36 points and 43 assists, with 11 rebounds for a triple-double.
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Many stem directly from her 1956 autobiography, "Lady Sings the Blues," which historians say is riddled with untruths.
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Even in a world riddled with poverty, nearly every government, nonprofit and aid agency struggles with this issue.
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Footage the family says is from the scene shows an entirely burned-out car riddled with bullet holes.
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The entries were riddled with factual errors, and some seemed incongruously flip, given the gravity of the circumstances.
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No. Are software manufacturers liable in any way for code they sell riddled with defects and known vulnerabilities?
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Everybody's favorite press secretary Sean Spicer resigned today after a six-month stint riddled with blunders and controversy.
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One month ago, the market looked to CNBC's Jim Cramer like it was riddled with fear and volatility.
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But in practice, the pairing is riddled with bias because the recruiting process is "fundamentally broken," Fitzsimmons said.
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But a leaked text of the proposed agreement with Russia shows that it is riddled with dangerous loopholes.
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In a country riddled with corruption and division, the retired general was distinguished for his rectitude and efficiency.
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He'd have to become mired in lawsuits, distracted by allegations, riddled with calls for impeachment, hounded by investigations.
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Several people, for instance, brought up the countless uncredited female vocal samples that have riddled dance music's history.
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Except, of course, that it's riddled with radiation and surrounded by guards and a double barbed-wire fence.
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The classic massively multiplayer online game Second Life is riddled with security vulnerabilities, according to a new lawsuit.
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She's riddled with bullets by Liz and Iris, only to survive thanks to the love-addicted Hypodermic Sally.
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He has praised Sessions for addressing "the rampant illegality that riddled" the system, and supported Trump's travel ban.
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They nearly attacked a woman who urged them to acknowledge the drugs and violence that riddled their neighborhood.
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The Canadian later noticed a strange message in his sent mail riddled with typos and a fake signature.
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THE KAWAKAWA LEAVES are dark as jade and riddled with holes, the telltale bites of looper moth caterpillars.
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Her bank robber boyfriend riddled with bullet holes in the back of a trunk a few years later.
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The performance concludes, after several, belting firework-riddled song and costume changes, with Ross climbing into a helicopter.
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And a new $4 billion crypto-democracy could be the future — or it could be riddled with issues.
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The bill, he said, is riddled with loopholes that would make it easy for criminals to get around.
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Credit reports tend to be riddled with errors, so lenders prefer a wider range of data to survey.
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He believes travelers miss out on authentic moments that can be found between hot spots riddled with tourists.
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That's why development aid has often been as effective as pouring water into a bucket riddled with holes.
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He bounced back from injury-riddled years in 2014 and 2015 to post a 3.91 E.R.A. last season.
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"The AG's claims are false, intentionally misleading and riddled with inaccuracies," the statement from Trump's hotel group said.
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Then he saw Koshman, who was closest to the taxi, making a break for the badly riddled car.
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" Turner's brain, she said, "was riddled with C.T.E." and was "one of the most striking cases we've seen.
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The soldiers drove off in military vehicles, and women rushed to the bullet-riddled bodies of their husbands.
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The numbers the party reported were riddled with errors, and our colleagues at The Upshot broke them down.
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There Mr. Hartfield was strung up and hanged, after which his body was riddled with bullets and burned.
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The nightmare scenario is that the next recession arrives before GE has repaired its debt-riddled balance sheet.
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"The consumer sector is riddled with animal exploitation and we would prefer that's not the case," Smith said.
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And that means providing specific evidence of mistakes, not just saying the book is riddled with errors. 2.
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The character of Jessica James may be riddled with doubts and phobias, played for humorous and poignant effect.
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The franchise is one giant, explosion-riddled mashup of wacky plot contrivances, dazzling special effects, and merchandising opportunities.
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Schwarzenegger followed up with an offer to trade places, so the country would not be riddled with anxiety.
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The ensuing conversation around these laws, however, has been messy, riddled with myths about what they actually do.
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The first couple of days were riddled with brutal opiate withdrawals that got marginally better as he persevered.
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Two years on, and the wall was riddled with more patch jobs than a pair of hobo pants.
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It's not uncommon to see San Francisco's streets and sidewalks riddled with trash, feces and even drug needles.
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The writing was almost always riddled with clichés and characters saying exactly what they were thinking or feeling.
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Further, injury-riddled players take the court at majors only slightly more often than they do at smaller events.
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Twitter may be the fastest platform for getting breaking news, but it's also the one most riddled with disinformation.
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" He added, "I had a sick feeling in my gut, riddled with anxiety as the polls started coming in.
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Meanwhile, Flash was riddled with security concerns and became a frequent target for hackers looking for malware delivery mechanisms.
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However, point by point, Trump's promises and allegations about an energy revolution were riddled with inaccuracies and bunk data.
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Some were plagued with diarrhea and hydration troubles, while others were strapped with genetic disorders and riddled with parasites.
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They leave a trail of bullet-riddled propane tanks, fire extinguishers, mannequin heads, and anything else you can imagine.
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The dog was emaciated, had a mouth full of rotting teeth and a body riddled with hookworms and tapeworms.
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If I hadn't kept my composure, I could've been riddled with bullets, tased, beat down, handcuffed — there's no telling.
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Amazon isn't alone in apparently retaliating against Bloomberg over a report it says is untrue and riddled with inaccuracies.
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Nunberg knew that tax laws for commercial real estate developers are notoriously riddled with loopholes peculiar to that industry.
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Does your father have a mothball-riddled Flying Burrito Brothers suit stashed somewhere in the attic circa Halloween 1976?
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The problem is that insurance and healthcare systems are riddled with deep structural inequalities between Black and white patients.
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Sure, most of the time it's totally fine, but on occasion, the water is riddled with some unsavory stuff.
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While the internet is riddled with ridiculously unnecessary "life hacks," we think you'll find this one quite a-peeling.
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Refuah had bought a derelict brick high school in 2008, only to discover that it was riddled with asbestos.
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But before Moore and Goldsmith found one another, the actress' road to love was riddled with pain and loneliness.
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Bernie Sanders finished ahead after a counting process riddled with inconsistencies — Bloomberg's campaign announced plans to double its spending.
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Investigators say bleach had been poured on the bullet-riddled body in an apparent attempt to destroy DNA evidence.
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Zuck should've expected questions about diversity, but he still gave an embarrassingly longwinded, rambling non-answer riddled with misinformation.
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He derides a $13bn airport proposed for Mexico City, saying that its construction was unnecessary and riddled with corruption.
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Babiru is set in a massively over congested slum riddled with robotic vehicles, armed insurgents, and relics of industry.
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It makes your life a lot easier while trying to keep your body away from the riddled toilet seat.
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"SOPA/PIPA was riddled with problems and it would be nonsensical to go down that road again," Moss said.
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The Bible is riddled with terrible Bronze Age dogmas, but most Christians don't take those parts seriously any longer.
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But Democratic lawmakers have criticized them for eroding the U.S. corporate tax base, which is already riddled with loopholes.
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But websites peddling foreign goods are riddled with counterfeits, while Chinese shops charge a fortune for the real thing.
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Of course, that's a time-consuming solution riddled with all sorts of calibration issues in spacing and font size.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has said Manigault Newman's book is "riddled with lies and false accusations.
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It's a shocking end to their unlikely love affair, one that drew many skeptics and was riddled with drama.
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But building a business — no matter how big or small — is a difficult process, riddled with challenges and unpredictability.
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She remains there, partly hidden by a camouflage net, with her hull riddled with cracks and peeling white paint.
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She of course rechecked all my math and to no one's surprise, my math was always riddled with errors.
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It sets a new precedent on what types of platforms riddled with disinformation are fair game to be policed.
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At first, it looks like a high school English paper, riddled aggressively with corrections and comments in red ink.
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Though expectations of this injury-riddled card were not particularly high, it did manage to produce some fun fights.
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"The lawsuit is completely without merit and riddled with lies and false allegations," said Kalanick's spokesperson in a statement.
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"People's paths are riddled with suffering, as everything is centered around money, and things, instead of people," he said.
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Miller was at the center of GE's effort to clean up its debt-riddled balance sheet by unloading businesses.
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But those studies were often riddled with flaws and limitations, and scientists couldn't agree on how to interpret them.
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We had a very limited range of servers to choose from, especially since the majority came riddled with lag.
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Observational studies are also riddled with confounding factors, the unmeasured variables that may actually give rise to certain outcomes.
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If you're known for sending long emails or messages riddled with errors, people aren't going to take you seriously.
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DISABILITY FRAUD IS RARE Program statistics do not support the allegation that SSDI is riddled with fraud and abuse.
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Sausage Party Sausage Party is an animated comedy that definitely isn't for kids, as this profanity-riddled trailer shows.
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Despite its potential, the F-35 has been riddled with setbacks and is still a long way from deployment.
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The first iPhone was riddled with flaws, the least of which was its inability to maintain a phone call.
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It's hard to listen to Revival and not yearn for the tic-riddled chaos of Relapse, or even Encore.
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Nicki Minaj provided some political commentary on the upcoming presidential election in the form of an expletive-riddled rap.
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Going into the game, the injury-riddled Devils had 218 skaters who had combined for 215 goals this season.
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Theoretically, the universe could be riddled with these tunnels, but in reality no one knows if they actually exist.
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The rusted carcass of an upturned water truck, riddled with bullet holes, marked the start of the insurgents' territory.
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Going into the game, the injury-riddled Devils had 18 skaters who had combined for 99 goals this season.
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Essential first introduced us to our current notch-riddled reality, but maybe all these notches could have been avoided.
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And convulsions in financial markets could make fixing GE and its debt-riddled balance sheet even trickier to manage.
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In all, on a lineup card most likely riddled with strikethroughs, the Mets used 20 players, including six pitchers.
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Oracle's legal challenge, which included claims that the process was "riddled with improprieties," was rejected by a federal judge.
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Everybody has experienced failures, you just might not have seen their journey to success that was riddled with them.
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The Afghan Army and police, riddled by corruption and hampered by poor leadership, have proved outmatched by the Taliban.
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But even in the philosophical clouds, where he would clearly prefer to stay, his claims are riddled with tensions.
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According to various news accounts, Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) is laden with debt and riddled with corruption.
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Riddled with errors, no sane person would believe they're looking at a Google Docs login page at this point.
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As a result, any reopened investigation would be riddled with questions about potential political interference from the White House.
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GE's (GE) debt-riddled balance sheet forced the company to slash its dividend to just a penny last week.
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When I first started organizing, I was living in a community riddled with police violence, and I still do.
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It seemed that, for now, the neighborhood was safe from larger organized crime, though still riddled with small incidents.
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Many of the militias on both sides are riddled with extremists with a barely disguised agenda of ethnic cleansing.
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Days later, their bullet-riddled bodies were found on a remote stretch of Gaviota Beach in Santa Barbara County.
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"The UK's present and future are now riddled with uncertainty, naturally accompanied by a flight to safety," Mminele said.
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Working together on NCS has been a learning experience for both of them, and one that's riddled with challenges.
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The states also argue that Trump's order is riddled with caveats, which create uncertainty in respect to its effectiveness.
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History is riddled with unintended wars between politically hostile nations sparked by a mistake or a minor military flashpoint.
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The debt-riddled oil driller slashed its dividend 86% Tuesday and promised to cut its once ambitious spending program.
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" In "The Untouchables," a bullet-riddled Sean Connery fights for his life as Robert DeNiro's Al Capone enjoys "Pagliacci.
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Spooky synthesizers riddled with ambient noise soundtrack the film, creating the feeling of traipsing cautiously through a dreamy wonderland.
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Even some new homes are riddled with defects, and the housing often isn't accessible to state or county inspectors.
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The system designed to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people is riddled with complexities like these.
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In the interest of full disclosure, her new employers might have mentioned that the place is riddled with ghosts.
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Then, as I was really thinking about jumping back in, I became riddled with anxiety and short of breath.
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China purchased a Boeing 767 in 2000 to be its presidential jet and it arrived riddled with listening devices.
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He often receives hate mail about his support for gun control that is riddled with homophobic slurs, he said.
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When doctors opened his abdomen to patch up the damaged digestive tract, they found it riddled with parasitic worms.
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Burned-out civilian vehicles, some upturned and others riddled with bullet holes, lay among rubble in the city center.
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"Fifty-pound bodies were riddled with five, 11, even 13 bullets," the court filing declared in documenting the massacre.
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Now beef femurs, neck bones and knuckles spend 20 hours in a pot, riddled by fennel and coriander seeds.
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The country put out photos, taken a day earlier, showing wreckage riddled with small holes, suggesting damage from shrapnel.
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" Kimberly Benza, a spokeswoman for Trump Hotels, dismissed the lawsuit's claims as "false, intentionally misleading and riddled with inaccuracies.
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Its stained fuselage riddled with rust spots around the nose and cargo area give away its age and condition.
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Our goal is to forge stronger partnerships and advance our common security goals in a region riddled by conflict.
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Now 31, Ms. Waller-Bridge spins off her sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner into this series.
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Video games as a whole had few female characters, and those that did were riddled with sex and farce.
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X-ray scans posted to the conservation program's Facebook page show an orangutan riddled with tiny air rifle pellets.
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I used to sit next to Bobby Jones and cut his meat as his hands were riddled with arthritis.
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Michael gets riddled with bullets again at the end, but I know he's still going to call me back.
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The busy granular arrangements in Fredericks' series are riddled with nostalgic references to the video games that raised him.
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The overall feedback she got from white peers was they could tell she was stressed and riddled with anxiety.
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Electricity policy is notorious for being opaque and riddled with acronyms, but the basic elements are not actually that complicated.
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Giuliani, who is currently serving as President Trump's attorney, posted an incoherent tweet on Friday morning riddled with grammatical errors.
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It's been nearly a month since the pair were pictured smooching at celebrity-riddled restaurant Giorgio Baldi in early January.
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Houses lie empty, riddled with bullet holes, and symbols of the jihadist group Boko Haram are painted on the walls.
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Beginning with the tragic death of David Bowie in January, these 12 months have been seemingly riddled with great departures.
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New York (CNN Business)The next recession, whenever it arrives, could be deepened by Corporate America's debt-riddled balance sheet.
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China's legal system by contrast is completely controlled by the Communist Party, and riddled with forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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In retrospect, I perhaps should have paid more attention to skeptics who pointed out that this was riddled with errors.
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Cornerback Shareece Wright has been torched for four touchdown passes in the last two games for an injury-riddled secondary.
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But just because it's easy to initiate a private chat, doesn't mean the interaction isn't riddled with obstacles and pitfalls.
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The primary reason consumers are riddled with debt is because the interest accumulation almost negates any repayment on the loan.
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The primary reason consumers are riddled with debt is because the interest accumulation almost negates any repayment on the loan.
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The DNC's strategy is to attack the institutions and platforms that are proliferating the ads riddled with mis- and disinformation.
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The former boss of a brewery company (and 7th dan in kendo, a Japanese martial art) is riddled with cancer.
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Also, imagine these masterminds smuggling in sarin gas disguised as a cargo crate filled with mad cow disease-riddled cattle.
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They got away with their treachery because Soviet spycraft was superb, whereas Britain's spycatchers were riddled with snobbery and incompetence.
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As a result, more than 42,000 registration forms were rejected despite evidence that the databases were riddled with clerical errors.
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To her, paywalls began to seem like the plaques in an Alzheimer's-riddled mind, clogging up the flow of information.
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Considering the lack of LGBTQ representation in Hollywood, the premise is a welcome change in an industry riddled with problems.
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It had accumulated billions in debt, was riddled with crime and had seen much of its affluent tax base disappear.
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Unfortunately, our school system is in shambles and we elected a for president who routinely sends out typo-riddled tweets.
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Some had been shot in their crime-riddled neighborhoods; others "may have been shooters," says center co-founder Wendy Jones.
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Employees responded by pointing out that the facilities have problems that curtains cannot fix: the walls are riddled with holes.
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In 2013 and 2014, Kansas was riddled with drought and poor crop ratings and the scouts knew this going in.
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She forces her 8-year-old grandson to make her endless cups of tea and eat cabbage riddled with bugs.
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The sign appears to be riddled with bullet holes, but it's unclear whether the students were connected to the damage.
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Adobe announced on July 25 that it plans to kill off the frustrating software that has riddled browsers since 1996.
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Many of the patients are victims of four decades of war and a landscape riddled with bombs and land mines.
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Between 2008 and 2012 South Africa received 778,000 asylum applications, in a system that is slow and riddled with corruption.
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New England's linebacker corps is riddled with injuries, although Dont'a Hightower was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week.
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From what we've seen about the upcoming season of The Bachelorette, the show is going to be riddled with discomfort.
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But titles like Death Note and Ghost in the Shell have been riddled with controversy over filmmakers whitewashing the characters.
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Al Shabaab on Wednesday published gruesome photos which purport to show the bullet-riddled bodies of dozens of Kenyan soldiers.
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In accepting his party's nomination for the vice presidency, Ryan delivered a speech riddled with easily checked falsehoods and exaggerations.
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With bouts of comedic relief riddled in the visual, "Walking Trophy" is a statement not to take yourself too seriously.
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Great ornately-framed mirrors from Wetherspoons, wide space-age mirrors from Oceanas, cracked graffiti-riddled mirrors from underground-basement clubs.
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The judge rejected Oracle's arguments that the contract process was riddled with improprieties and that the Pentagon set unfair criteria.
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An upcoming Treasury Department report on revamping the debt-riddled USPS is expected to add further tension to that fight.
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Still Lonsdale went even farther, implying that Silicon Valley tech companies, and Google in particular, were riddled with Chinese spies.
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Demonstrators in both countries are seeking big changes to political systems dominated by an old elite and riddled with corruption.
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Two videos, CNN reported, show the bullet-riddled bodies of Kurdish politician and activist Hevrin Khalaf and her two bodyguards.
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"Over 10 episodes, it's stylish, moving, and sinister, riddled with ghosts both literal and metaphorical," The Atlantic's Sophie Gilbert wrote.
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In Texas, SB 9 follows on the heels of officials' short-lived, error-riddled citizenship verification and voter purge scheme.
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His channel is centered around the Let's Play-style of gaming videos with accompanying swear-riddled commentary and charity livestreaming.
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And as the successes of these states become more apparent, it throws other states' problem-riddled systems into sharp relief.
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The reception will then take place at the Sugar Factory, a popular restaurant with color-riddled foods and gigantic drinks.
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Many larger studies have instead asked people to self-report how much they exercised, which can be riddled with errors.
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The quandary has been far greater for the Germans, whose land is riddled with unwanted monuments to the Nazi past.
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Most cars operating in the country currently only rely on rear mirrors, which are riddled with blind spots by nature.
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Now 31, Ms. Waller-Bridge spins off her sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner persona into this series.
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Obama's attempt to make gender socially and legally irrelevant is so riddled with inconsistencies that the whole effort seems irrational.
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Next, let's visit a cluster so riddled with sparkling galaxies that it's hard to choose which one to gape at.
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IQBoxy – Software that replaces human bookkeepers Bookkeeping is a $53 billion industry, but it's riddled with human errors and inefficiencies.
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But since the Camp Fire began, I've been glued to my screen, riddled with anxiety and a sense of helplessness.
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Even for those that were able to vote, the primary process was riddled with inefficiencies and irregularities, New Yorkers reported.
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As for Alabama politics, Saban himself was a decently popular write-in during the state's December 2017 controversy-riddled election.
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" The Soviet command economy was built upon a web of rules that were "horrible and complicated, but riddled with loopholes.
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"The cast is riddled with good-looking white men that are very well-spoken, from Ivy League colleges," he said.
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Mr. Biglari stood outside the five floors of the new wing, now partly crumpled and riddled with cracks and holes.
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And many smaller oil companies riddled with debt will be forced to lay off workers and consider filing for bankruptcy.
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And as reporting on Chicago's error-riddled gang database shows, the Chicago Police Department's own data is far from perfect.
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In January, an app it released that was meant to let people lock their credit files was riddled with glitches.
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Of course, if verisimilitude were my lone collecting criterion, I knew my Brooklyn apartment would soon be riddled with Schleichs.
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They found that neurons in the highveld mole-rat are uniquely riddled with a type of ion channel called NALCN.
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But many of these books, while offering newfound visibility for queer teens, were riddled with tropes about homosexuality and suffering.
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"Measure for Measure" is set in a corruption-riddled city filled with double-dealing politicians and out-of-control hedonists.
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But no one looked for the source of the lead-riddled dust, according to city records reviewed by The Times.
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The current messaging also looks to portray the GOP tax plan as riddled with loopholes and benefiting only the wealthy.
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With the subway riddled with problems, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, believes that the political dynamics and public opinion have shifted.
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Greg Abbott, grinning like a maniac, posed with a picture of a bullet-riddled target and joked about shooting reporters.
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I was devastated and riddled with guilt for my ineptitude having filled his too-short life with so much stress.
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The crisis has shown that China remains riddled with vulnerabilities that no amount of censorship or strong-arming can hide.
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Bullet-riddled trucks left abandoned in the streets were marked C.D.N. — Spanish initials of the Cartel of the Northeast gang.
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The car with a shattered rear windshield was riddled with bullet holes when Rosfeld called in a felony traffic stop.
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Cruz was locked in a brutal Republican presidential primary fight with Trump that was riddled with personal attacks in 2016.
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When the Education Ministry finally revealed the new books this year, they were riddled with errors and right-wing bias.
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Henrik Björn created this 10-part Scandinavian noir, riddled with Norse mythology, which is released with two episodes each week.
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" In response to an inquiry from The Times, Mr. Diamond disputed the characterization of his book as "riddled with errors.
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The show centers around a dry-witted, grief-riddled and promiscuous British woman living in London played by Waller-Bridge.
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It covered the former state security building, burned out and bullet-riddled, which had been converted into an Islamic court.
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In this film, like the previous ones, highly intelligent apes and plague-riddled humans battle for control of the Earth.
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"India is incredibly corrupt, its infrastructure is terrible, and it is riddled with religious and demographic problems," she told CNN.
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The Federal Trade Commission did two studies, in 2012 and 2015, that found credit reports are frequently riddled with mistakes.
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Though I've moved on from my childhood riddled with insecurity, I've never seen a model with a face like mine.
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From rich kid to reality star to White House senior advisor, Ivanka Trump's upbringing is riddled with twists and turns.
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The Guptas, whose businesses range from mining to media, have said this statement was "riddled with factual and legal errors".
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Without addressing whether the $212 million exemption is too high — and it is — the estate tax is riddled with problems.
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The images become vehicles with which to navigate the horror-riddled environments of illness, where doctors and hospitals figure large.
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But when she saw his body, riddled by six bullets, with multiple wounds through his chest and head, she crumpled.
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You could say the town is even more riddled with history than it is with Old South manors and manners.
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Washington has been unable to summon the political will to reform the loophole-riddled tax code for nearly three decades.
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A jogger found Lloyd's body riddled with gunshots on June 17, 2013, in an industrial park one mile from Hernandez's house.
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Reddit is riddled with requests from readers seeking books similar to Dessen's — turns out, understanding teen girlhood is a marketable skill.
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Eight months later, when he was taken off life support, his body was bruised, broken, burnt and riddled with BB pellets.
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The days of Windows being a virus riddled mess if you used it without anti-virus software are thankfully behind us.
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When she found him, she says, he was riddled with worms and had to have daily blood transfusions to revive him.
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Some of the popular tools hackers use to control other people's systems, which turn out to be riddled with vulnerabilities themselves.
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He was on his way to do another morning show when two men on a motorcycle riddled his car with bullets.
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He claims season 1 was riddled with inaccuracies and lies and says his brother would not like the portrayal one bit.
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Among the dead was Um Mohamed's husband, a farmer, whose bullet-riddled body was found on a street near the mosque.
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"At every step, the police oversight system is riddled with legal and practical barriers to accountability," the task force report said.
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The evidence presented by the Crown was "so riddled with inconsistencies" that it wouldn't be enough to prove anything, she said.
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And that, according to the book, is the attitude needed to truly take advantage of a tax code riddled with loopholes.
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Washington has not been able to summon the political will to reform the loophole-riddled tax code for nearly three decades.
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Safiyyah piloted Dusty into an otherworldly, crater-riddled setting, a rocky canyon marked by outcroppings rippling for miles in the distance.
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Many are so riddled with contraband parts that they would be unlikely to pass muster with repair shops, an engineer said.
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We are riddled with it, and Hejinian frames it as an active force that scuttles, gropes, tortures, narrows, names, and questions.
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I was riddled with the guilt of moving to the United States in the midst of a sectarian war in Iraq.
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One of the attackers died in the blast; the other was quickly riddled with bullets as he tried to limp away.
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The label was also riddled with mistakes, while the cork looked too new and the bottle was made of modern glass.
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And what does our nation's new found love of Bieber mean in a world riddled with terrorism and student grant abolishments?
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Instead, they chose to rely on an 11 year old hearsay statement from that witness, riddled with numerous corrections and inconsistencies.
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The Valkyrie AMR Pro is also riddled with lightweight carbon fiber, whether it's in the suspension work or the body itself.
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There's also the fact that consumers today are riddled with debt, are extremely debt-conscious, and concerned about spending in general.
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In RoboCop's version of the future, Detroit is basically a dystopia, riddled with crime and protected by an underfunded police department.
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It's riddled with deductions and loopholes that give advantages that we don't really need or would design for for today's economy.
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Yeah I know, Friday's internet was riddled with headlines to the contrary — Report claims Leonardo DiCaprio eyed for Joker origin movie!
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Researchers have found 750,000 microplastic pieces per square kilometer in the Garbage Patch, and the marine life is riddled with them.
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" The White House has denounced the book, with Press Secretary Sarah Sanders calling it "riddled with lies and false accusations Friday.
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He became the fourth player signed to a 10-day contract in the past six days for the injury-riddled team.
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Healthcare professionals were riddled with fear of contracting the mysterious and devastating disease, and some refused to care for patients altogether.
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As well, anonymous forums like Reddit, Quora, and Whisper are riddled with threads from mothers attempting to reconcile their own regret.
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GE, reeling from years of bad acquisitions and questionable decisions, is now seeking to clean up its debt-riddled balance sheet.
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This was, for many reasons, a terrible idea, considering the land was very poor for farming and also riddled with emus.
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The 40-year-old Woods, on the other hand, finished an injury-riddled season 162nd on the PGA Tour money list.
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Prince's death scene was riddled with pills strewn around his home ... this according to search warrants just released by Minnesota authorities.
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Storytellers are riddled with the challenge of defining story and creating truly compelling content in virtual reality's current state of nascence.
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Video footage showing the teenager's body being riddled with bullets was released via court order in November 2015, sparking citywide protests.
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And even though it's not officially out yet, it seems Mario Kart World Tour is already riddled with tons of microtransactions.
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The injury-riddled Mavericks (4-17) have dropped the last two on a four-game homestand that ends Friday against Indiana.
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Last December, Miami-Dade Police found a dead 16-year-old boy riddled with bullets not far from the high school.
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Unattached to the traffic-clogged, obstacle-riddled surface, they promise to change the way we move our stuff and even ourselves.
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Not to the late '24s and the onset of Star Wars frenzy, or even to the false hope-riddled prequel years.
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MANILA (Reuters) - When Jocelyn Marquez found her missing son, he was in a Manila morgue, his body riddled with bullet wounds.
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The speech was also riddled with contradictory language and jingoistic flourishes that sound as if they were sourced from Starship Troopers.
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The plaintiff filings are riddled with language arguing that what they really do is sell products, rather than provide investment advice.
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Virginia Tech held the lead for the entire first half as forward Zach LeDay riddled Syracuse's interior defense for 11 points.
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At the same time, years of borrowing have left the country's financial system riddled with trillions of dollars' worth of debt.
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Glass panels surround the riddled car within Whiskey Pete's where lawman laid 100 bullets that pierced the armor, killing the pair.
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Though relatively unscathed by fire, America's wetter eastern states, where over 80% of the precolonial forest grew, are also bug-riddled.
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The theater's Yelp page is riddled with five-star reviews that I assume must either be fake or written under duress.
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Her heroine, Bair discovered, was a woman whose life was no less riddled with contradictions and difficult compromises than her own.
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The company did retain and restore some of the bullet-riddled facades that had withstood the rampages of the various militias.
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Investors are growing more worried about GE's debt-riddled balance sheet, created by years of poorly-timed acquisitions and bad decisions.
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"All of these places are riddled with organized crime and criminality, it'll get worse if you go into Venezuela," he said.
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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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Broken and riddled with self-loathing, her father cannot bring himself to scatter her ashes in Mexico, the country she loved.
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A cease-fire had been called the night before, but many were still nervous about returning to their bullet-riddled homes.
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Recent years are riddled with the corpses of campaigns that sought to downplay the importance of the first two early states.
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At present time, investors are riddled with anxiety as they grapple with multiple inversions of different sections of the yield curve.
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"Weight lifting is so riddled with doping problems, it's hard to call any medal devalued," said Bill Mallon, an Olympic historian.
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"I just remember seeing bodies in sheets, you know, just riddled all over the sidewalk throughout the Oregon District," she said.
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The result, experts who have studied it said, has been a charitable sector riddled with underperformers, highly inefficient organizations and fraud.
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But besides the document's winks at the slang-riddled discussions of far-right message boards, the manifesto is far from ironic.
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Before you light up again, have a little forethought and you won't be riddled with self-hatred in a few hours.
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The entire process was riddled by authorities' demands that the artist edit his work, foreseeing possible controversy around the original image.
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Her identity is layered and riddled with intersectionalities, which make the gravity of coming out as pansexual all the more validating.
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It's far too complicated, riddled with corporate giveaways and sets a business rate that is the highest in the industrialized world.
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The program has been "riddled with problems, including fraud and abuse," said Rachel Greszler, a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
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Even once approved, patients may need to wait for small amounts of imported marijuana — another lengthy process often riddled with delays.
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Inside is a coral scarf — a "shalek," as the Polish-born Ms. Warshawski calls it — limp and riddled with moth holes.
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She is riddled with insecurities about taking over as the oldest of the siblings now that her older sisters are gone.
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Voir dire can often seem like a mystic art, passed down through generations and often riddled with superstitions and ingrained biases.
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After a disappointing and injury-riddled 2016-17 season, the Dallas Stars made sweeping changes on the bench and behind it.
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They are based on voluntary reporting from local agencies with differing definitions of hate crimes and can be riddled with errors.
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We got her at LAX Tuesday where she says she was riddled with doubt she could ever top the charts again.
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It is rather the fact that Europe's defense forces are riddled with inefficiencies and duplication, which have undermined the union's capabilities.
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Related: A Times analysis found that the results released by the Iowa Democratic Party were riddled with inconsistencies and other flaws.
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China in recent months has stepped up a campaign to clean up the financial system, which is riddled with such products.
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And while China has been investing in African public works projects, these projects have been riddled with dangerous mismanagement and corruption.
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The vote counting was so riddled with problems we may never know what really happened, and no winner has been declared.
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In short, Joe Biden should be commended for prompting the removal of an ineffective prosecutor in a country riddled with corruption.
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" Last year, Domingo denied that his interactions with women were ever nonconsensual, and called the allegations against him "riddled with inconsistencies.
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Establishing democratic institutions, including civilian control of the military, has thus been an arduous process riddled with uncertainty, backsliding and reversal.
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U.S. corporations face higher taxes than most other parts of the world and the code is complex and riddled with loopholes.
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UConn was riddled by the zone from the onset, committing five turnovers and scoring 2 points during the first seven minutes.
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The result is that every few months, a major book is torpedoed by the news that it is riddled with errors.
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Two years later, Langeland's network of shelters has been riddled with problems and abuses, including arson, fights, rape and sexual molestation.
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" Domingo's decision comes as he faces multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, which he has disputed and said were "riddled with inconsistencies.
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Tackling debt Culp needs to reassure Wall Street that he will act swiftly to clean up GE's debt-riddled balance sheet.
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The Commission's decision is riddled with mistakes and weak legal arguments, UPS is expected to tell the Luxembourg-based General Court.
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Snider has rejected outsourcing, self-advertising, oversized works, and grandiose claims — all commonplace options in this time of capitalist-riddled aesthetics.
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History is riddled with politicians who watched their careers disappear -- or be badly damaged -- by botched reactions to major natural disasters.
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And he's so riddled with self-loathing that he can't even stand to look at Baz, which only makes things worse.
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Indeed, the firearms unit at the Detroit crime lab was so riddled with errors that it was shut down in 2008.
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Europe, riddled by internal struggles among states, is still in shock about the planned departure of Britain from the European Union.
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I grew up in a low-income neighborhood outside of Washington, D.C., that was riddled with child abuse, violence, and crime.
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And east is the University of Southern California, as well as some of the most gang-riddled streets in the city.
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They were tired of tiptoeing around conversations with the conservative power structure, a system riddled with personalities with "white savior" complexes.
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His corpse was riddled with bullets and covered with what his family said were signs of torture - deep cuts and cigarette burns.
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Bravo's Instagram account is riddled with photos of the actress fresh out of the water — and partying in her soaking wet duds.
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According to an online review riddled with double entendres, the "fat, stinky buds" found in Ford's weed namesake are pretty good shit.
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This is part of why every Trump attempt to reboot and talk seriously about policy is riddled with errors and unnecessary controversy.
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He also showed signs of early leprosy, although unlike with other skeletons in the cemetery, his bones were not riddled with lesions.
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The injury-riddled Bucks signed Isaiah Canaan to a 10-day contract a few hours before the opening tip to provide depth.
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Fujiwara ignored the bullet-riddled walls, the glass-strewn sidewalk, and the makeshift memorials and focused instead on the throngs of journalists.
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Jordan Peele proves this is even true for fans who go to see horror movies, arguably the genre most riddled with stereotyping.
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Devices rush off the line without adequate protections, often riddled with bugs, and rarely have a mechanism for manufacturers to distribute patches.
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An action-RPG in a world covered by ash and riddled with creepy-looking monsters that come for you in the darkness.
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They accuse Picerne's company of renting them poorly maintained homes riddled with health hazards that can trigger illness or childhood developmental delays.
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A memorial sign in Mississippi marking his death has been repeatedly riddled with bullet holes and is now covered with bulletproof glass.
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The family has thrown away mold-riddled personal belongings that cost more than $10,000, including a sectional couch, bed sets and chairs.
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X-rays also revealed the canine was riddled with pellets, meaning poor Gus had been shot with a pellet gun numerous times.
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The journey by train is riddled with dangers from low-hanging tree branches to armed gangs that prey on the vulnerable travelers.
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America's close ties with Albania have not prevented Washington from speaking honestly to a country still riddled with problems, including entrenched corruption.
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Instead, there was red meat for his base, an overdose of corny reality television and a Teleprompter speech riddled with disingenuous rhetoric.
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The other problem is the risk for infection: the pig genome is riddled with infectious agents called porcine endogenous retroviruses, or PERVs.
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A replacement sign was riddled with dozens of bullet holes in 2016 and is now housed in the Emmett Till Interpretive Center.
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The three previous signs had been either stolen or vandalized and two were riddled with bullets in displays of anger and contempt.
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But this collaboration is riddled with references to the brand's history — down to specific silhouettes and motifs pulled right from the archives.
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The critical failure of Social Sabotage stems from the same failure that plagues so many tech companies and their harassment-riddled products.
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Trump's Twitter feed is also often riddled with misspellings, but staff members can't take credit for those errors, sources tell the Globe.
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Since 2016 the government has sunk 400bn rupees ($5.6bn) into a "Long Term Irrigation Fund" that is riddled with bureaucracy and delays.
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Not to mention, blaming mental illness only places even more stigma on an issue that's already so riddled with shame within society.
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Even though our dogs slobber a lot and leave our home riddled with mounds of pet hair, we love them endlessly anyway.
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Rosetta's comet and others have very low densities, leading scientists to ask whether these time capsules are riddled with caves and caverns.
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He's a public figure so riddled with tics and catchphrases you're not sure where he ends and the Darrell Hammond impression begins.
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Niecy Nash is widely recognized for her comedic chops, but behind the screen the actress' personal life has been riddled with tragedy.
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Kenya's state-owned enterprises sector is riddled with corporate corpses and near failures caused by theft and poor management over the decades.
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As the Daily Dot reports, Metzger followed up his initial Facebook post with several additional posts that were riddled with misogynistic language.
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The debate over women's rights and Islam is so politicized and riddled with stereotypes that it is extremely hard to write about.
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Five different complaints filed to the county government between 2009 and 2017 allege that the complex is riddled with trash and rats.
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The fake news story was riddled with spelling errors and typos and named the former Defense minister instead of the sitting minister.
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In true "Arrested Development" fashion, Hurwitz's official announcement about the show's return was riddled with shade directed at a certain first family.
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In his heavily accented German, Angelripper recalls that the band was picked up in a van that was riddled with bullet holes.
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The Floyd Mayweather/Conor McGregor fight will be riddled with celebrities ... and TMZ Sports knows some who will be front and center.
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Children wear woolen hats as they play outside their bullet-riddled homes, with gunfire and the heavy thud of artillery rippling overhead.
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Alibaba has been dogged for years by allegations that its online shopping sites are riddled with fake or otherwise copyright-infringing goods.
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Critics of Maduro slammed the accusation as baseless and said the decision was another demonstration of an electoral process riddled with wrongdoing.
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Jane's husband Bill (Noah Emmerich) returns home riddled with bullets courtesy of the legendary Bishop Boys, led by Colin Bishop (Ewan McGregor).
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Much of the soil in Detroit's vacant lots was devoid of nutrients, riddled with rubble, polluted with industrial chemicals and heavy metals.
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However, in November 2014 Berwari paid the ultimate price when he was killed in an explosion while clearing a mine-riddled house.
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Even if a country is riddled with corruption and does little to enforce its laws, such firms, nevertheless, conform to regulatory requirements.
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In Turkey, it makes Damak bars, which come in dark, lighter or "fine" chocolate, and milk chocolate riddled with that country's pistachios.
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Once populated by over 100 bustling auto body shops and junkyards, an eerie quiet has now settled over its pothole-riddled streets.
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Looming cuts in welfare and healthcare will destroy a safety net for the poor that is already "riddled with holes," he said.
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Lonely teen recruits realize that Islamic extremism actually isn't cool after seeing their favorite ISIS Facebook page riddled with corny Minion memes.
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Mr. Wang crossed a beach riddled with the remains of crabs and the skeletons of boats that had been abandoned long ago.
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The world is riddled with such exasperating errors, and Ms. Streisand sees herself as burdened with the Sisyphean task of uprooting them.
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Corporations have riddled our tax code with loopholes that leave us vulnerable to tax cheats and drain revenue from the federal treasury.
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Many of them have lived in India their whole lives, but their citizenship documents are nonexistent, lost, or riddled with spelling errors.
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The process to sign up was riddled with paperwork and medical exams, and could take months before a person's plan was finalized.
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That anxiety, freshly baked in the heat-dome summer of 2628, has crashed into a social climate riddled by open black frustration.
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Having burst through the prison doors, the mob fired volley after volley into the cells, and the men were riddled with bullets.
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The API is riddled with bugs that are "trivial to fix" and prevent researchers from consistently tracking data associated with specific ads.
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A convention speech riddled with factual flubs, along with an odd anecdote about a fudged marathon time, sullied his Boy Scout brand.
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Two days later his body was found in a mass grave near the Venezuelan border, naked, bruised and riddled with bullet holes.
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The lab was shut down after it was found to be riddled with "systemic failures" including mismanagement, nonexistent security, and bumbling incompetence.
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At the end, a now cancer-riddled Miss Brodie accuses the canniest of her former girls (Rona Morrison, excellent) of killing her.
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"Most police chiefs inherit large forces riddled with significant problems, many of them already working for local drug gangs, " Mr. Guerrero said.
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Nonetheless, there are already signs that the implementation of unemployment benefits for self-employed people will be riddled with problems and inconsistencies.
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" John Kaehny, executive director of Reinvent Albany, said the trial had revealed a state government "riddled with pay-to-play influence-peddling.
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Those waiting periods are little more than roadblocks, filled with gratuitous logistical hassles, paperwork and government-authored pedagogical materials riddled with misinformation.
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And in a health system riddled with inequity, we have to ask: Could the use of A.I. in medicine worsen health disparities?
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And this could mean that important memories, which people conjure up often, could end up even more error-riddled than mundane ones.
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As a result, we are stuck with hackable internet protocols, computers that are riddled with vulnerabilities and networks that are easily penetrated.
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The last act, though, is a total whiff — too rushed, too riddled with plot holes and too incongruously hopeful to take seriously.
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The arrangement can also be riddled with conflicts, especially since the companies that pay the tab have leverage to call the shots.
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One particular three-mile divot-riddled byway connecting two paved thoroughfares is the address for some of the valley's best-regarded restaurants.
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Any country riddled with such corruption deserves extra attention before any taxpayer-funded resources are delivered — no matter how noble the intention.
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While Texas has the largest number of chemical facilities in the country, Illinois, California, Iowa and Louisiana are riddled with them, too.
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His corpse was riddled with bullets and covered with what his family said were signs of torture – deep cuts and cigarette burns.
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Many shops have been looted, such as the state telecoms office which still advertises internet packages in frontage riddled by bullet holes.
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Jane Jacobs wrote "Death and Life" at a time when it was taken for granted that American cities were riddled with cancer.
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They're so big, they're just riddled with bots and Russians and trolls and Nazis, and everyone kind of throws up their arms.
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Press secretary Sanders says Breitbart should consider cutting their ties with Bannon and dismisses the book as "pathetic" and riddled with errors.
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Even now, after 17 days of denial, the Saudi explanation is like a shipwreck, riddled with holes and shifting with the tide.
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Riddled with a history of abuse and impunity, CBP is recognized as the most corrupt federal law enforcement agency in the nation.
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Mary herself was wrongfully dismissed by doctors who insisted she was "hysterical," when in truth her body was riddled by carcinoid tumors.
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I first noticed this near the beginning of the game, when I took shelter in a cave from a B.T.-riddled rainstorm.
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" The White House had previously denounced Manigualt Newman's book, which is set to be released Tuesday, saying it is "riddled with lies.
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The evidence "is so riddled with inconsistencies" that it can't prove anything, let alone prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, she said.
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France was riddled with personality clashes in the past and lately has failed to rise to the big occasion, Wahl told me.
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Part of what drove me to write this book was the realization that sustainable food is politicized, elitist, and riddled with misperceptions.
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" Instead, reports in the state-run news media and even in somewhat freer online discussion forums are riddled with euphemisms: "The big election.
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Haiti's latest political crisis resulted from a presidential election held in October with 54 candidates and that critics said was riddled with fraud.
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Research has also shown the apps in question are often not particularly secure and riddled with potential exploits that could reveal personal information.
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Ruggiero's vibrant neon backgrounds are riddled with mobile phones, keyboards, and androgynous 3D mannequins that become increasingly intertwined with the electronics surrounding them.
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Gang fights are common in the vast and remote area near the borders of Guyana and Brazil, which is riddled with illegal mines.
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The commission quickly installed a second sign at Graball landing, but by the spring of 2013, vandals had riddled it with bullet holes.
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But the first official report that the Trump inaugural committee filed with the Federal Election Commission in April 290 was riddled with errors.
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There are some carefully shot, considerate, progressive films circulating the mainstream, but most are riddled with some mix of misogyny, racism, and rudeness.
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That's because, until recently, broadcasting and publishing were difficult and expensive affairs, their infrastructures riddled with bottlenecks and concentrated in a few hands.
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However, the lawsuit claims the order is riddled with caveats and fails to reunite parents and children who have already been torn apart.
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It passed out of the State Senate, but the chair of the Communications and Conveyance committee unfortunately riddled it with loopholes in committee.
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Throughout the latter half of the month, vehicles riddled with bullets — sometimes containing the bodies of cartel gunmen — turned up around the city.
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"Betty is the girl next door but there's a dark side — a side riddled with anxiety and a dark alter ego," she said.
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Even then, the site that Equifax set up in response to address questions and offer free credit monitoring was itself riddled with vulnerabilities.
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A bullet-riddled mosque used by ISIS terrorists is left heavily damaged after a five-month battle in Marawi, Philippines, on Oct. 25.
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The legal fight, as most are, is a complicated one riddled with he saids, she saids, and contradicting facts presented by both sides.
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Moments later, Clyde stands in front of what appears to be the same car, except this one is totaled, and riddled with bullets.
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It is time to address the world as it is today, messy in upheavals and riddled with injustice as it always has been.
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That sort of adware makes regular appearances on Android, in part because that platform's third-party app stores are riddled with bad actors.
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In a year riddled with scandal for the company, a series of high-profile stories about Sandberg have shifted the way she's seen.
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Government finances, riddled with corruption and waste, are strained by a bloated public sector, debt-servicing costs and subsidizing the state power producer.
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The birth was riddled with complications, including an emergency C-section, a pulmonary embolism, and ruptured C-section wounds due to the embolism.
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Ms. Herzer claimed that Mr. Dauman's statement in a November legal filing was "riddled with falsehoods" and sought permission to take his testimony.
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Both seem riddled with thoughts and opinions on Naz's case and neither are given the time or the lines to provide their perspective.
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Within the whore-archy, it's often assumed that agency girls have little business acumen, are dirty, trashy, drug-riddled, stupid, or more promiscuous.
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She saw photos and videos of computers riddled with bullet holes and the sound of someone running down the hallway banging on doors.
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When Beatty arrived at Benton's New York apartment, he stayed there and read the script until he reached its bloody, bullet-riddled finale.
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We may have woken up to the destructive effects of microbeads, but the beauty world is still riddled with products causing pollution problems.
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Bitfinex has issued a statement saying that the attorney-general's "court filings were written in bad faith and are riddled with false assertions".
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People can get added to the target lists—which are often riddled with errors—with no way to challenge or change their designation.
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Bitfinex has issued a statement saying that the attorney-general's court filings "were written in bad faith and are riddled with false assertions".
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To do that, though, it has to restructure zombie industries riddled with massive, unproductive companies that are using debt to pay down debt.
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The White House has said the book is riddled with errors, and campaign and administration officials have disputed events depicted in the book.
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Instead of being a flat, endless digital plain, as various cyberlibertarian progenitors would like us to believe, the internet is riddled with lacuna.
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SPICER: I mean, again, I think if you&aposre looking for contradictions, it is the entire book, it is clearly riddled with them.
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It's often riddled with misconceptions and myths, leaving the majority of us misinformed or under-informed about the ways it affects the world.
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Oracle lodged complaints with the Government Accountability Office and even filed a lawsuit alleging that the process was riddled with conflicts of interest.
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A jogger found Lloyd's gunshot-riddled body in a Massachusetts industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's home on June 17, 2013.
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When police found the girl, they say she was bruised, blistered, and riddled with rashes, only wearing a shirt and a soiled diaper.
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Many young Americans are riddled in debt, are behind on retirement saving, and don't have enough cash on hand in case of emergencies.
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Faced with the onslaught of lessons in spelling, reading, and writing that elementary and middle school entails, my days were riddled with anxiety.
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While Cboe, CME and Nasdaq offer strictly policed trading environments, the underlying bitcoin market is riddled with crypto-exchanges lacking even basic oversight.
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In his current mental state, a locked door isn't enough to safely separate the PTSD-riddled ex-CIA agent and Carrie's young child.
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"My social media is riddled with me speaking out on stuff that matters because silence is a petri dish for hate," Rothwell says.
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Lee "Scratch" Perry: Rainford (On-U Sound) Riddled with reissues, collaborations, bootlegs, remixes, and of course dubs, the Upsetter's catalogue is beyond comprehension.
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Bashir Ahmed had 21 points and seven rebounds for the injury-riddled Red Storm, which dropped to 0-4 in Big East play.
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That said, earlier iOS 11 releases have been riddled with frustrating bugs, from disabling microphones and wrecking battery life to dangerous security vulnerabilities.
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All the while, a helium-riddled sample of the Bob Marley-penned track that gives this song its title echoes in the distance.
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Though he had died instantly from the first three gunshot wounds in the back, Klaew's 57-year-old corpse was riddled with lead.
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Holt riddled Trump with pointed questions on the birther issue, his tax returns, stop and frisk, and his position on the Iraq war.
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Committee lawmakers have worked on revamping the debt-riddled NFIP since January 2016, weeks after holiday season floods devastated the Midwest and South.
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It's a simple equation: My body is used to the cycle of deprivation and indulgence, and my mind is riddled with food insecurity.
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Just dive into his beat-riddled, horn-fueled album Magnetica, recorded around 2014 when he was living in and around Colombia's pacific region.
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Riddled in ridiculous tattoos and ever-smeared with cheap red lipstick, he looks like a C-list celeb's Instagram account, desperate for attention.
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The movie is as riddled with flip phones and bad going out tops, but it's real nuance is delivered with those throwback hits.
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Babis' appeal stems from his image as someone who can dislodge the country's mainstream parties, seen by many voters as riddled with corruption.
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It's not entirely clear what happens if Virginia ratifies it now, and the road to get there is still riddled with Republican roadblocks.
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Puzder's nomination has, so far, been riddled with controversy surrounding his positions on issues such as overtime pay and sick leave for workers.
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GE's nosedive accelerated on Friday after JPMorgan published a brutal research report warning about serious problems with the company's debt-riddled balance sheet.
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When the site was in transition, links didn't get saved or applets I'd set up on Zapier and IFTT were riddled with errors.
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He's tweeted out official White House administration changes, racist remarks about a congresswoman, and typo-riddled posts that have spurred their own memes.
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In his memoir, "Gasping For Airtime," Mohr explains how he was riddled with anxiety and panic attacks during his time on the show.
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Working with the majority-Republican Legislature, Edwards stabilized state finances with a package of tax increases, ending the deficit-riddled years of Jindal.
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When iOS 13 was released last Thursday, several users complained that the latest version of Apple's iPhone operating system was riddled with bugs.
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