The scattershot approach Trump seems to favor -- The media!
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However, app support for the feature is scattershot at best.
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Golfers will attempt to rebound from Thursday's scattershot opening round.
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But there is appeal in Trump's scattershot approach to typography.
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Tucker suggested that these seemingly scattershot answers are actually connected.
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But the satire is scattershot, the zingers not so zingy.
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But it's on foreign policy where Trump has been most scattershot.
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Here, beets, scallions, eggplant and zucchini grow scattershot among 21 plots.
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The project could place a few people in a scattershot way.
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So far the coronavirus has made only scattershot appearances in Europe.
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He is everywhere at once, inexhaustible, our scattershot attention made lifelike.
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Markets: President Trump's scattershot comments on trade roiled global markets, again.
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The omission added another layer of dichotomy to an already scattershot campaign.
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What is being narrated is too shadowy and scattershot to crystallize comprehension.
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It's scattershot, but it's also goofy, creepy, and just wild surprising fun.
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The president's obsession with trade deficits and scattershot tariffs exemplifies this mindset.
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Scattershot solutions No wonder the legislative and regulatory landscape is so fragmented.
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On policy matters, Trump was scattershot over the course of the evening.
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The Democrats are trying to regroup, but their efforts have been scattershot.
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It's possible that this sloppy, scattershot nod to '90s jiggle TV was inevitable.
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Running through all of that makes for a long and somewhat scattershot keynote.
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It is an eclectic, if scattershot, musing on attitudes to life and death.
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When the broader franchise architecture seems this scattershot, do these questions even matter?
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But at other times the president has expressed dismay at Giuliani's scattershot style.
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Against Hillary Clinton, Trump has lost his focus and become much more scattershot.
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It's pretty scattershot, often missing the newest releases that consumers can stream elsewhere.
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The security guard and wannabe cop whose scattershot anger made others feel unsafe.
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It had the petulance, the defensiveness, the scattershot accusations and the clipped complaint.
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At the same time, the company's approach to banning users has been scattershot.
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They abandoned their car and fled on foot, scattershot, unsure where to go.
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They abandoned the cars and fled on foot, scattershot, unsure where to go.
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This chameleonic performer's efforts over the past decade have been intriguing if somewhat scattershot.
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As body cameras get more advanced, scattershot policy will only become a bigger problem.
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Scattershot as Social Medium is in what it offers, there are other good pieces.
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"We don't want to be scattershot," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters Wednesday.
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The scattershot White House messaging and strategy is nothing new in and of itself.
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The same can't be said for the scattershot you get off British street dealers.
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The rollout of "Anti" was scattershot and messy, and the album lacks a center.
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Lower-skilled hackers have previously created tools that can serve a similar, scattershot purpose.
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Police crime records are scattershot, and police forces do not systematically collect ethnicity data.
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"I don't think we'll have any scattershot freelancing in terms of this," she said.
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We are not scattershot," Ms. Pelosi said on the CBS program "Face the Nation.
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This year, some developers say they're surprised by what feels like a scattershot release.
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Getting political at the Oscars was risky, and the assorted causes were always scattershot.
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His scattershot approach to the office suggests he lacks the discipline that sustained Clinton.
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Nervous Republicans can only watch the president vent through his increasingly scattershot Twitter account.
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More likely, it was a sign that our scattershot tweeter-in-chief can't deliver.
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It was literally scattershot: trying everything in the hope that something would hit the target.
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Really, what these two games represent is just how scattershot the budding FFXV universe is.
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But after scattershot performances in the two previous debates for Trump, time is running out.
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The rest of the conversation is more scattershot, but there are few outright screw-ups.
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Japanese officials have been scrambling to respond to Trump's scattershot comments since he took office.
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I wanted to trade scattershot multitasking for a way into engaging with the physical world.
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But I don't believe that scattershot, life-destroying denunciations are the way to upend it.
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By the end of the day, the scattershot group had swelled to an enormous crowd.
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"Lo and Behold" is, by virtue of its scope, one of Herzog's more scattershot endeavors.
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Sometimes as a reader it's exhilarating to run loose in a scattershot thriller of ideas.
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The lack of preparation and scattershot approach to dealing with policy and Congress have cost him.
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Since becoming Waymo, the project has shifted to releasing information in scattershot blog posts on Medium.
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And I was also feeling the drag of what still seems like a scattershot creative strategy.
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Their scattershot questioning didn't crack his practiced exterior or give his critics new material to use.
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But this is a shallow, scattershot show: highbrow style without the substance to back it up.
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But picking up the medical tabs of your daughter's various Romeos seems too scattershot a solution.
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Until the government released details on Friday, details were scattershot, emerging in studies and news reports.
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There's reason to think Google is already backing away from this scattershot approach to product launches.
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His focus was scattershot, his command of the challenges of achieving results on Capitol Hill weak.
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We don't know whether voters will find his low-key, heavily improvised delivery charming or scattershot.
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And, since the data collection is unregulated and scattershot, the portrait it paints may be inaccurate.
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That method would explain the scattershot websites Team System DZ claims to have hit on Sunday.
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Maybe a savvier, less scattershot version of the show could still emerge from the small-town fog.
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And yet, against their arch-rival in the biggest game of the season, the Tide were scattershot.
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More than anything, however, Mr. McFaul said the Russians would view Mr. Trump's scattershot approach as weakness.
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As Republican lawmakers learned of the firing Tuesday night in scattershot fashion, no unified party message emerged.
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But I still craved more time with the teens, whose characterization became scattershot as the season wore on.
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Instead, it was a scattershot series of criticisms of Trump -- and of Chaffetz for aligning with the President.
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At present, the Samsung's smart assistant has the makings of a compelling feature, but the execution is scattershot.
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A country like China sending out scattershot attempts to spy on foreign government computers is commonplace, experts say.
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I say "supposedly," because the mini-series tells its story far more lucidly than Mr. Ross's scattershot book.
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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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You have to protect the prerogatives of the House of Representatives and you cannot be scattershot about that.
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But that was a departure from his predecessors, who exercised discretion to avoid "scattershot enforcement" with limited resources.
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Davidson was fired after an article appeared in The Times about the "scattershot efforts" by Trump's Iowa staffers.
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Trump's filling of the national security adviser's position has been a scattershot response to diverse needs and impulses.
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Rumors give the new premium handset a 5.5-inch display, but beyond that, things have been fairly scattershot.
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The scattershot run on them sure does make the fetish seem more prevalent than it really is, though.
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Many of Twitter's users have long been frustrated with the site's scattershot efforts at preventing abuse and harassment.
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On "Daedalus," Mr. Ellman mostly doubles Mr. Allen's scattershot melody, loosely tossed out, with no plateaus of landing.
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Because of this, he continued, a country's list of permissible captive-bred animals often appears scattershot and illogical.
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According to the legal scholar Patrick Weil, this process was so far from systematic as to be scattershot.
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Matt Gaetz, described the Democrats' impeachment effort as a scattershot endeavor that made the charges a moving target.
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Finding these fares required a lot of scattershot searching and knowledge of airline competition until the website Skiplagged.
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But our cones, particularly the newer red and green ones, have a clumpy, scattershot distribution and sample light unevenly.
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Names in the news as prospective VA chiefs have flown scattershot and range from Sarah Palin to Scott Brown.
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It was this innate belief that inspired his scattershot God-mongering and made his sexual extremism feel so urgent.
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The dynamic duo's hilarious, scattershot attempt at being backstage correspondents may not be winning them any talk show offers.
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The agenda that Republicans ran on, before the bottom fell out of the Trump campaign, was scattershot and inconsistent.
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The something else was class-action lawsuits, filed scattershot against companies large and small, claiming offenses large and small.
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Clinton's team believes that Mr. Trump, with his scattershot defense policies and often erratic statements, has supplied an opportunity.
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This means committing to a geopolitical strategy that is long-term, systematic and proactive rather than reactive and scattershot.
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Brexit is not doable because it makes no sense, whatever the prime minister's scattershot efforts or offers to resign.
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Mind Hours after the Las Vegas massacre, Travis McKinney's Facebook feed was hit with a scattershot of conspiracy theories.
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Even members of the president's own party warned of the debilitating uncertainty businesses are facing from his scattershot approach.
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It's understandably pretty scattershot at the moment, with everything from smart beds to alarm clocks to gel cooling headbands.
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But critics say it also suggests a scattershot approach that tried to do too much and spread him thin.
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The concern is that a lagging share price and scattershot vision could lead it back into those murky waters.
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But if those algorithms are still this crude and scattershot, then maybe it's still worth doing all the work ourselves.
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The Big Short (88%) from The New Statemen: With its scattershot, montage-heavy structure, it resembles a zany instructional video.
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But occasionally I suspect with a shudder that I've conceived one in partisan bias, scattershot anxiety, or even outright malice.
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" Without giving specifics on what Democrats might probe, Pelosi said their requests for documents or hearings would not be "scattershot.
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Trump, meanwhile, ran a scattershot organization, entirely reliant on the Republican National Committee for all get-out-the-vote operations.
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Gene editing is much more analogous to older forms of mutagenesis such as irradiation and chemicals, though much less scattershot.
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Perhaps only one in five persists with the old, scattershot "broadcast" sowing—and most of the holdouts are old people.
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The rest of the film is framed as a scattershot mockumentary patched together from camera-toting party guests' verité footage.
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But "Bitter Wheat," bilious to a fault, also feels scattershot and lazy, problems exacerbated by Mr. Mamet's surprisingly slack direction.
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In Berlin's stories, her alter ego changes names — Maya, Laura, Maggie — but the scattershot particulars of her life hold constant.
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In episode form, though, it's tiring; in the four installments made available for review, the scattershot misery is ironically adolescent.
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With a scattershot business strategy, it now offers insurance for pets and a Sports Illustrated subscription streaming service for Amazon.
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The law on illegal speech was long-established but enforcement in the digital realm was scattershot before the new legislation.
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Many Hearst employees saw a scattershot approach to promotions and raises at the company, and saw unionizing as the answer.
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But the tracking of Cunningham's career is disappointingly scattershot, barely scratching the surface of the man outside the dance studio.
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Each piece overwhelms the structure so that the show as a whole feels unfocused, almost scattershot, but still intensely moving.
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Vile Child is such an odd, scattershot record that it's not going to be easily categorized, and that's its charm.
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McCain is not alone in raising alarm bells about how the White House's scattershot focus could eventually make Americans less safe.
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And while he quickly returned to his freewheeling, scattershot style on the stump, Trump on Wednesday did not stoke new controversy.
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Though as many as one-third of police departments in the US use body cameras, the policies governing them are scattershot.
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But here it seems scattershot, not working to characterize the villains of Mafia III so much as to fill auditory gaps.
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Attacks used to be indiscriminate, scattershot attacks, perhaps to squeeze a few hundred dollars from anyone who happened to be affected.
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Driven by Mr. Trump's scattershot statements, the divisive politics has drawn battle lines, of sorts, drawing supporters as well as detractors.
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He also had a message of "PEACE + LOVE" on his bare chest, but friends, this is an example of scattershot advertising.
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"Part of the problem is that it has a scattershot approach to things," said Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research.
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Ghost World began in the pages of Clowes' periodical Eightball, which was stuffed with his quirky, surreal, crude, clever, scattershot strips.
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Its language is so promiscuous and its object so blurry it seems merely scattershot, as if caught by that mud camera.
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But a scattershot response to the pandemic by the Trump administration suggests his message has not been received in Washington yet.
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This reflexive individualism has put off solutions that consider science and give regional attention to rivers rather than scattershot state laws.
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At first glance, though, Dr. Soon-Shiong represents a welcome alternative to Tronc, whose scattershot plans have baffled some media analysts.
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And it's great for casual fans because they can focus their scattershot attention on something great that only Crosby can offer.
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Unfortunately, as an organically deployed and emotionally resonant story beat, this bit qualifies as an anomaly in an otherwise scattershot hour.
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The Cohen hearing, by contrast, was little more than an opportunity for scattershot attacks on the president and his business dealings.
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It was also a more scattershot period for Mr. Walker, and much of his work had gone undocumented, the pieces lost.
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We probably weren't missing much, though, since the writing and direction had been (and would continue to be) slack and scattershot.
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And yet even some policy veterans who are generally supportive of the president find his scattershot approach off-putting and counterproductive.
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And yet even some policy veterans who are generally supportive of the president find his scattershot approach off-putting and counterproductive.
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Too often we are firing the weapons scattershot so that viruses, bacteria and parasites can recognize them and adapt their defenses.
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Its programming is scattershot: "Chasing U.F.O.s," a 2012 series on paranormal claims that included tales of alien abductions, was widely derided.
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The president accused the department store of treating his daughter "so unfairly" last week in his daily scattershot of social media outbursts.
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The scattershot approach ultimately dulled its narrative mode until, with Black Ops 4, Activision and developer Treyarch decided to remove it altogether.
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The frenetic pace of the company's M&A, and the scattershot targets, raise the risk that the company is misspending its windfall.
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Giuliani has become a lightning rod during his tenure on Trump's team, drawing the president's ire for a series of scattershot interviews.
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But the scattershot approach Trump employed this weekend after nailing down his party's biggest prize raises the question: What's up with Trump?
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Coverage for the drugs is more scattershot than for the operation itself, even though transplanted organs will not last without the medicine.
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But what happens here is something of the opposite: "Painkillers" is Mr. Fallon's most naked music, an approach that has scattershot success.
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Some of her other ideas aren't as comfortable, and that's really the point of this satirical if scattershot take on the tale.
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Coverage for the latter is more scattershot than for the operation itself, even though transplanted organs will not last without the medicine.
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Meanwhile, public health labs have suffered from inconsistent funding and scattershot efforts to standardize the formats to receive requests and release results.
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It's scattershot, and not always successful, but its chaos feels like the fumbling of someone searching for a sound to call her own.
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Now, Russia is breaking the internet in the country by blocking millions of IP addresses in a scattershot attempt to quash the service.
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It's the latest move in a scattershot approach to logistics and it isn't clear how the pieces fit together into a cohesive strategy.
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The larger strategy for the Star Wars franchise, with its mix of saga and standalone movies, has seemed a little scattershot at times.
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Scattershot staccato clattering, as your fingers are simultaneously sucked in and involuntarily hammer out a grapeshot of key strikes, is what actually happens.
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Trump's defense efforts have been scattershot so far, largely driven by his Twitter feed and a few key GOP allies in the House.
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A scattershot cold-opening sketch on the theme of sexual misconduct at least had no awkward appearances from Alec Baldwin as President Trump.
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The scattershot nature of what is funded and what is not is also varying the experience of public-sector workers and private citizens.
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He explained that he felt like he was "herding cats" while organizing the scattershot foreign policy team and others on the Trump campaign.
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In fact, it was not the skirmishing itself, but the scattershot nature of the hostilities, that marked a new turn in the race.
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The goal in each of those cases is to dig into large and scattershot catalogs and tell readers what is worth their time.
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The frenetic pace of the company's mergers and acquisitions, and the scattershot targets, raise the risk that the company is misspending its windfall.
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Today its uneven urban landscape and drastic gap between the rich and the poor are testaments to our scattershot approach to nation-building.
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Have groups like ISIS made a strategic blunder or have they've been forced into this scattershot approach by virtue of their battlefield losses?
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But don't think that a consistent timeline is the same thing as focus: the I/O keynote often feels as scattershot as Google itself.
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The somewhat scattershot nature of the events is different than, say, the structure of the Overwatch League or the majors system for Dota 2.
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Every car manufacturer now has an autonomous driving program, but the rules and regulations around actually driving autonomous cars on public roads remain scattershot.
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Giuliani has become a lightning rod during his tenure on Trump&aposs team, drawing the president&aposs ire for a series of scattershot interviews.
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Everything was only just beginning to go to hell: walls and checkpoints going up, a scattershot of environmental disasters, self-declared militias on patrol.
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Leia remains in charge of the scattershot Resistance movement, cut off from the Republic, whose leadership and capitol was annihilated in The Force Awakens.
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Eventually, his broadsides were frequent and scattershot: Mr. Trump was too unsteady, too shifty, too consumed by social media, too much like Hillary Clinton.
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To accomplish that, Congress needs a broader plan — a strategy that it can gear bills toward, instead of the current scattershot approach it's taking.
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The GOP presidential front-runner's scattershot policy proposals have alienated him from party elites in Washington, some of whom have launched a full rebellion.
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There's too much cartoonishness for any of the moralizing to land, and too much moralizing for the cartoonishness to be funny rather than scattershot.
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"In short, the activists believe that management has lost all credibility because of its incredibly poor track record and scattershot overall strategy," Cramer explained.
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The nosebleeds were scattershot with people, but the floor seats were packed in the sections that get taped for network live shots during timeouts.
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But the fallout from the case points to the league's scattershot approach to deciding whether a player should be suspended, and for how long.
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Mr. Finn's scattershot lyrics don't help: He lurches at rhymes regardless of fit, as if at a sample sale where they might run out.
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He had only a loose web of ideas, a series of scattershot meetings and public statements from which Washington types struggled to derive meaning.
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Usher in the season with Richard Curtis's big-hearted, scattershot film, which weaves together vaguely interconnected tales of love, sex and heartbreak over London.
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Between Dak Prescott's scattershot accuracy and several drops, Dallas had at least 10 routine completions — many that would have gained good chunks — fall incomplete.
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Then — as he's done in every episode so far — Vallée elevates Kelley's scattershot writing for Perry and Celeste through careful staging and strategic cuts.
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YouTube said that the mode was designed to filter out "mature" content, but the approach seemed to be scattershot in relation to LGBTQ users' videos.
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Her 2014 documentary Stray Dog is touching and heartfelt, but scattershot, so full of disconnected emotional moments that its sheer weight becomes a little overwhelming.
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Hyundai has always been a bit scattershot (and derivative) with its design, so watching it set a fresh direction with this new concept is exciting.
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Given the scope for including almost anything gray, there is clear discipline and precision in the choice of works which could have easily been scattershot.
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During his stops on Capitol Hill, he foretold several campaign motifs: a frustration with the pace of government, scattershot policy prescriptions, predictions of impending doom.
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But efforts to address the problem are developing in a scattershot fashion, largely because of confusion about the university's role in responding to sexual assault.
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Mr. Trump's scattershot approach to sanctions was on display this week with the visit of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey to the White House.
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It was conversation as frantic phone call; it was the scattershot, empty assurances Hannity and Trump have used to prey on insecurity their entire careers.
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Some good work has come into the collection through the initiative, though the whole endeavor feels somewhat arbitrary and scattershot, an exercise in instant globalism.
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But people inside or close to the Kremlin remain critical to divining whether there is a strategy behind seemingly scattershot efforts to undermine American institutions.
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The book is propelled by the breakneck velocity and scattershot jokiness of Mr. Fountain's prose, but neither frenzy nor insouciance is exactly Mr. Lee's speed.
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"The Trump administration response is purely reactive and scattershot," said Mike Rubin, a Middle East scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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And, indeed, the Trump team has done little to inspire confidence: If anything, the scattershot response from Washington is weighing on already-depressed investor sentiment.
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Compared to the 2015 prequel, "Ten Years Later" is "less emotionally rooted and its parody more scattershot," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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This scattershot distribution system makes it hard to track sales, but the more popular titles are estimated to have sold hundreds of thousands of copies.
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If that were true — or exclusively true — there's no way we'd be hanging on every word of these querulous, increasingly scattershot theorizers, kibitzers and confessors.
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Trump's foreign policy ideas are so scattershot and confused, and his advisers so deeply divided, that nobody is actually sure what he's going to do.
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But the scattershot approach has begun to pay off recently as Amazon has gained a dominant foothold across the markets of a number of everyday goods.
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The arbitrary, scattershot nature of the film's events wouldn't matter as much in a comedy, which could operate from laugh to laugh, and surprise to surprise.
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She is also concerned at the U.S.'s "scattershot" approach to renewables, saying legislators should come up with a comprehensive plan for achieving clean-energy goals.
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This reboot modernizes its predecessor's cartoon style and replaces Lily Tomlin's Ms. Frizzle with her equally brilliant, scattershot sister, played by the always rambunctious Kate McKinnon.
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Banker stripes — in shirts, yes, but also shorts and dresses — mixed it up with frumpy plaids and checks in '70s shades, as well as scattershot florals.
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The sheer variety of practice on view in Chicago can feel scattershot, but this would be to disregard its consistent—and deliriously nerdy—absorption in process.
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This is small-town tech — the scattershot response as communities try in any way possible to draw shoppers back to their High Streets and Main Streets.
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He thinks Clinton's greatest advantage is a sophisticated data-gathering operation capable of targeting voters, one by one, in swing states, undermining Trump's scattershot populist messaging.
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Businesses wouldn't tolerate such a scattershot approach to an in-house project, and they should not tolerate it in something so vital to their well-being.
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These scattershot criticisms differ greatly from the top-down, large-scale interference operation that the U.S. intelligence community has concluded was ordered directly by Vladimir Putin.
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And if the onstage result sometimes seems messy and scattershot, well, you get the impression that theatrical tidiness has taken a deliberate back seat to outrage.
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"Then lead a coalition to confront Xi Jinping from a position of strength with targeted trade enforcement rather than scattershot tariffs," writes The Wall Street Journal.
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The attorney general objected to Democratic plans to use staff attorneys in addition to often-scattershot lawmakers to pin him down with questions about the Mueller report.
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And the sense of paranoia that rang through Trump's remarks -- scattershot, bitterly personal, and devoid of policy talk -- is the type of language that long worried Republicans.
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With large contingents from South America and Japan, the show often represents its nearly 90 artists with only one work each, which could be a bit scattershot.
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In such bristling works as "'The 1-2′ (Scattershot)" (2017), thin rods, longer slats, and truncated arcs imply intersecting lines of force — human effort at cross-purposes?
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Mr Posner's pragmatic impulse produced some scattershot results: he has changed his tune on several issues over the years, including same-sex marriage and voter-ID rules.
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The discussion of these scattershot and contradictory clues to Mr. Mateen's motivations has become a proxy for an argument over whose narrative is truest and most urgent.
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Conversations with chatbots may be where they typically fail the Turing test, but these conversations still manage to inspire us with the scattershot lyricism of their responses.
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To be sure, Mr. Fox adds a bit of optimism, with occasional scattershot sections highlighting renewable energy and the success of civil disobedience against corporations and governments.
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As memorable as isolated moments can be, however, "Jesus in Manhattan" is too scattershot, the sum of its parts adding up to less than a satisfying whole.
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Tonally, it seemed to be going for the subversive wit of "Mean Girls" but instead landed closer to "Family Guy" — empty, scattershot provocation for its own sake.
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Whereas a private equity fund can have scores of analysts who cover a wide swath of industries, small private investors cannot afford to take a scattershot approach.
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But Disney's copyright claims seem to be oddly scattershot, and there are still thousands of listings on the site that blatantly sell "Baby Yoda" and "Mandalorian" merch.
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Trump's lack of political experience and his scattershot pronouncements have made him a wild card for big business, making private contacts with his inner circle especially critical.
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It's veering between empty reaffirmations of old bonds (Pence) and the scattershot anti-Muslim, Sweden-syndrome, anti-trade, bellicose, what's-in-it-for-me mercantilism of Trump.
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From the outside looking in, though, unraveling Lemony Snicket's many strange-for-the-sake-of-it twists and scattershot storytelling feels like more trouble than it's worth.
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This is more of a general/specific/scattershot look at everything you need to know about the playoffs that touches on all 16 teams in some way.
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Though it's hard to draw clear takeaways from results as scattershot as Tuesday's, one thing was clear: Anti-Trump rage will only get the Democrats so far.
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Local grass-roots protests began almost as soon as President Obama was in office in 2009, but these were scattershot affairs, hardly the stuff of a national movement.
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Up to now, the company's take on the space has been pretty scattershot, with three distinct IOT services — SmartThings, Samsung Connect, and ARTIK — all falling under the banner.
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But the scattershot nature of user complaints means video creators have little chance to get a feel for what kind of videos might trigger a violation in practice.
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Yet "Neighbors 2" doesn't pretend to be taking a stand for women's — or anyone's — rights; its identity politics are scattershot at best, and its sympathies are with everyone.
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And though efforts to identify migrants who die there have improved somewhat in the last few years, they remain scattershot, hampered by shoestring budgets and overwhelmed local authorities.
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Caregivers also get few benefits and scattershot training, and they are subject to a tangle of requirements and regulations that can vary from one program to the next.
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Ryan Reynolds' anti-hero sequel, R-rated Deadpool 2, in theaters nationwide Friday, returns with relentless lampooning and scattershot jokes that made the first movie a successful hit.
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Even if his blustering, scattershot campaign flames out in November, as many have expected or hoped, it will be survived by the millions who supported him, many enthusiastically.
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The trend is highlighted by Britain's decision to withdraw from the European Union, and by Mr. Trump's scattershot threats to impose restrictions on imports to the United States.
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What I mean is that this is a film that hits on a lot of different topics, in a scattershot fashion, but in a way that feels meaningful.
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And party officials continued to describe his Iowa organization as scattershot, an issue thrown into sharp relief at the party dinner in November, the Liberty and Justice Celebration.
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Such seemingly scattershot efforts in fact were aimed precisely: anything likely to divide Americans from each other, or divide Americans from the world, was a candidate for amplification.
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Put simply, this last year of congressional strategy has been far less about implementing a well thought-out legislative vision and much more of a reactive, scattershot approach.
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This is scattershot and utterly unmotivated policy, rooted in deep scientific ignorance, enriching a small set of fossil fuel executives on the basis of no coherent policy rationale.
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This kind of scattershot approach, the research shows, is largely ineffective for fighting crime, but fosters distrust in communities who end up feeling unfairly targeted and over-policed.
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The damage isn't yet known, but that's largely because the impact has been scattershot, and it will take time before developers realize if Google's change actually impacted their work.
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If you lose yourself in the scattershot figuration it's okay, because you find you are left with chocolate, carnal bodies that are inviting you to come into their house.
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Mr. Bay likes to go bold and likes to go bonkers, fattening his often-outrageous material with crazed visual strokes and thunderous explosions, helter-skelter angles and scattershot editing.
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The problem, shared by several of Mr Lee's impassioned, intelligent but scattershot films, is that the director keeps getting distracted from the narrative by his favourite themes and preoccupations.
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But most of the reason why the hearing felt so scattershot was that there was little overlap in the topics that people wanted to ask the Facebook CEO about.
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The writing on Ology inspires the same mix of feelings: it's scattershot, and the album's vocal-centric nature means it's difficult to ignore Gallant's more overwrought bits of penmanship.
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I can't think of a better example than the release of Rihanna's new album ANTI, which was finally made available last week after years of preparation and scattershot promotion.
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Richard D. James doesn't have Lindstrøm's crowd-pleasing impulse or scattershot recent track record, but Cheetah feels like a return to something approaching his artistic core all the same.
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On the other, we lack the ritual structures that once served to organize, integrate and preserve the stream of these experiences, so they inevitably feel both scattershot and evanescent.
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His failure to strategically coordinate the many disparate and often scattershot fronts of his America First agenda resembles a wagon train circling defensively, but firing in rather than out.
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But efforts to address the problem are developing in too scattershot a fashion, largely because of widespread confusion about the role of the university in responding to sexual assault.
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As for Pelosi's part, at her own news conference at the US Capitol, she pledged not to allow any "scattershot freelancing" from those in her caucus investigating the administration.
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It was at that moment that 20163, Young Thug's label, dropped "Pacifier," a scatting, scattershot song meant to become Thug's summer hit and to tease his debut album, Hy!
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The Republican struggle to counter the facts of the case leaking out of the hearings was reflected in the scattershot defenses made by Trump loyalists on Sunday talk shows.
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Using this scattershot approach to frame the work done by Cameron and other women at the Mission Home, she attempts to situate the group's struggle in a broader context.
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As a freelancer working at home, I was typically scattershot about such preparation, like lots of gig-economy people here who seem to live in sweats or glorified pajamas.
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This is a good challenge — how many viewers actually have the patience or stamina to stand and look at something that isn't giving them a scattershot feed of information?
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The fringe U.K. vocalist and producer has typically left bewildered fans on their own to make sense of the scattershot allusions, subversions, and red herrings that litter his work.
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The film, directed by Gregg Bishop and released by the Chiller Films horror factory, has a few good special effects, but it's too noisy and scattershot to be suspenseful.
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Instead, a scattershot cross-section of lawmakers have introduced bills designed to enshrine into law only those bits of the pilot project concern the regions each respective member represents.
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Oakland's scattershot fire inspection system stands in contrast with that of neighboring Berkeley, which inspects "almost everything except single-family residences," said Steve Riggs, deputy fire marshal in Berkeley.
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The country has long maintained an extensive-but-scattershot web censorship system — but on Thursday, it began blocking not just the sites, but the basic mechanisms of the web itself.
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However, that means regulation is scattershot across departments, and many privacy concerns, protection for minors and assault victims and rules on retaining footage, go unaddressed until after an issue arises.
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But there have been scattershot victories for the socialists, as well: Four female candidates backed by DSA won their Democratic primaries Pennsylvania in May, unseating male incumbents in the process.
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Such backdoor routes have found ads that aren't included in the company's archive, suggested scattershot verification of ad buyers, and revealed discriminatory targeting practices in politics, housing, and other areas.
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Mai Lan, "Technique" I didn't know much about French musician Mai Lan before she popped up on M83's scattershot new album Junk, so "Technique" came as a huge surprise.
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After the scattershot intro, Facebook got to business — revealing the new tools and platforms for its developer community, which foreshadow where the company and its family of apps are going.
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It'd be easy to read the record's many tones and topics as a scattershot project, but the more I've listened to it the more that feels like a conscious choice.
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But then at the 1:30-ish mark, those beats start in, scattershot almost, but no, they're tightly controlled, which weirdly makes me want to listen to DJ Shadow's Entroducing.
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When so much of Mostly Mozart now feels thoughtfully determined, a hit parade stands out more; while "The Illuminated Heart" was clearly organized with care, it felt a bit scattershot.
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" • The WSJ editorial board writes, "A rising and aggressive China poses considerable risks to world order, but persuading its leaders to conform to trading norms requires more than scattershot tariffs.
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He has no musical signature, yet a collection of his best tracks with other artists would sound less like a scattershot mixtape and more like a lost Blood Orange album.
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Part of this is because Trump's interest in drug pricing has been scattershot at best, and many Republicans are reluctant to place too many new regulations on an innovation industry.
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Rihanna, by comparison, is both uncompromising and unpredictable, and ANTI, as a body of sounds as well as lyrics, bears this out in a seemingly scattershot array of moods and messages.
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"Anti" is a chaotic and scattershot album, not the product of a committed artistic vision, or even an appealingly freeform aesthetic, but rather an amalgam of approaches, tones, styles and moods.
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But the show seems ill-equipped for the episode's particular flavor of optimism, and the result is a corny, scattershot installment of a show that's usually revered for its sharp cynicism.
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Why it matters: Apple's genius under Steve Jobs lay in focusing on a very small number of unique products, but its new offerings are scattershot additions to already crowded media marketplaces.
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Republican messaging was scattershot, according to CMAG, with taxes the focus of a third of GOP ads, but there was far less primacy -- health care and immigration were also about 20%.
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Clinton, he has not been running television ads, which are crucial for engaging early voters, and he has state organizers of varying experience levels and scattershot ground troops in most places.
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It's a gloriously scattershot record, one that that functions sort of like a scrapbook of his whole career—bridging the gaps between the many vibrant sounds he's conjured over the years.
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Changing strategies Trump's course change -- after warning last week the shutdown could last until July or August -- was consistent with the scattershot way in which he has managed the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Lei takes a scattershot approach to menu management at Spy C. The walls are papered with a diner's worth of rotating specials like braised and fried trotters, and steamed luffa.
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George Megalogenis, an author and political commentator, said that kind of disconnect could help explain Mr. Morrison's scattershot attempts to woo Wentworth's wavering Liberal voters in the weeks before the election.
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Dozens of interviews and a review of public documents suggest that Mr. Flynn's business was as scattershot as it was ambitious — and that there were few opportunities he would pass up.
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The hasty drafting of the immigration order, and its scattershot execution, brought a measure of Mr. Bannon's chaotic and hyperaggressive political style to the more predictable administration of the federal government.
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It feels scattershot even when he identifies potentially relevant material, as with a cartoon published on April 18, 1937, in which Krazy Kat encounters a "pale, even unearthly white" baby bear.
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Yet voters at Mr. Biden's events, along with county chairs and party strategists, characterize his on-the-ground organization as scattershot, visibly present in some counties but barely detectable in others.
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But it ranks lower than health care and tax reform, and a constant complaint from Capitol Hill Republicans is that they often view the White House political strategy as scattershot and counterproductive.
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Instead of forging his economic message into a legislative agenda, Trump has fired off comments on a scattershot of subjects that at times have contradicted his own policy goals and confused investors.
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While Microsoft's event felt like it embodied the resurgence of the company under the leadership of Satya Nadella, Google I/O — and especially its various, somewhat scattershot keynotes — fell flat this year.
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Twitter, in response to questions from The Times, said the trolling and spread of disinformation about the Kentucky race appeared scattershot and haphazard, but largely appeared to originate in the United States.
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CINCINNATI — The boos at the Trump rally were scattershot as the first laptop-toting reporter emerged from the black curtains covering a side entrance a few hundred feet from the spotlighted stage.
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The latter, in retrospect, grew fickle and scattershot, coarsened by mercenary cynicism, whereas McQueen stayed focussed and intent, and there was no calculation in the feelings that fed his truculent visual wit.
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But Vine links could be shared independent of the network, and people did so with abandon, meaning that Vines appeared scattershot around the web, defying the sorting mechanism of streams and feeds.
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We don't envy those who have to make this choice, but damn if every one of these women isn't deserving — a pleasant surprise, given the otherwise scattershot nature of this year's nominations.
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Your Money Adviser Most states take a scattershot approach to teaching personal finance concepts to high school students, a newly released financial literacy report card finds, with just a handful of exceptions.
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To be fair, the blame seems to also lie with Ms. Beier, whose insistence on highlighting the play's chaos, arbitrary cruelty and nihilism makes for an intense production that often feels scattershot.
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The other works on the floor are hit and miss as well — among them Nicole Awai's "Flashback – Magnetic Force" (2011), which is too scattershot to give me any emotional or intellectual purchase.
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The United States should stop the scattershot, pointless nonsense on tariffs and go the other way, and hard: It should drop all tariffs, even if the rest of the world doesn't follow.
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You might expect such a book — and its corresponding audiobook, read by O'Brien himself — cobbled together from scraps of pride and dread, to be something of a mess: scattershot, sentimental, even sappy.
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That scattershot approach has come under even greater scrutiny as the company's online gaming business has run into difficulties in China, hurting profits and wiping billions of dollars off its market value.
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Their influence is often scattershot, a matter of gestures and stylistic flourishes, like the voice-overs that run through the American indie "The Giant," which also owes a debt to David Lynch.
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As with so many of these scattershot acts of resistance, the call to reserve tickets and leave the seats unoccupied seemed pointless for a first-come-first-served event issuing unlimited tickets.
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It has since added many more words to its database from various published works, creating a pretty scattershot lexicon, which might explain some of the strange results ImageNet Roulette has been generating.
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In sum, President Trump's decision delivered scattershot damage across the solar industry and job market, while doing virtually nothing to boost its competitors long-term and potentially provoking retaliatory moves on trade.
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Facebook is balancing multiple overlapping crises simultaneously, and each individual congressperson chose their own line of attack, giving the whole hearing a scattershot feeling that lacked a clear partisan or even thematic bent.
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But it is unclear how recent leadership changes will help Trump reverse his core problems: his murky message, his scattershot ground game, and his unwillingness to appeal to a broader group of voters.
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Or will the heavy responsibilities of office and the life-and-death decisions he will make every day temper his unrestrained style and scattershot way of making policy and settling scores on Twitter?
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The Ad Campaign Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, is not airing any television commercials at the moment, and the advertising effort by groups supporting his campaign is scattershot at best.
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In the absence of strong political parties, presidential hopes in Afghanistan live or die on an array of scattershot coalitions, each usually with a member of the Pashtun ethnic majority as its leader.
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The president's scattershot attention span has diminished his power to persuade the business world to bend to his will, corporate communications experts say, as once fearsome tweet storms have devolved into ephemeral annoyances.
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Her performance was antic and scattershot, with echoes of Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett, and a series of sketches — featuring DJ Khaled, Fred Armisen, Billy Eichner and others — greatly overestimated her comedic instincts.
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They were scattershot efforts that were far from a replica of Moscow's interference, when President Vladimir V. Putin ordered military and intelligence operatives to mount a broad campaign to sabotage the American election.
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American intelligence agencies have determined that such efforts were scattershot and in no way comparable to the top-down, systematic, aggressive campaign by Moscow — directly overseen by Mr. Putin — to disrupt the race.
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New England is going to need to find some points to beat the Kansas City Chiefs next weekend, but quarterback Tom Brady would like to hush the panic over the Patriots' scattershot offense.
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In addition, they say, the quiz is unfairly difficult, an assertion that was borne out in a scattershot survey of Britons one recent afternoon that found many struggling to answer sample questions correctly.
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Experts have been tracking the worldwide resurgence of measles for decades now, and it was only a matter of time before the scattershot outbreaks of years past turned into this year's newsworthy explosions.
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In terms of global impact, humans are like a scattershot version of that asteroid; they have changed the planet so much that many scientists believe modern society deserves its own geologic epoch—the Anthropocene.
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Until now, Subramanian said that if you weren't paying for a service like Captiv8, you could only find influencers in scattershot, ad hoc ways, like reading articles about the top influencers in various categories.
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One new area is connected car tech, which is served by a scattershot approach that involves often wonky built-in car infotainment systems, Apple's CarPlay, Google's Android Auto, and now Alexa and Google Assistant.
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That's the grand equation of "Eastwatch," episode 5 of this seventh season of Game of Thrones, a scattershot clockwork of updates and minor machinations, paltry plot pivots and pirouettes that had our heads spinning.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Justice League has a few decent moments and character interactions, but a scattershot tone, an odd structure, and a boring villain make it entirely mediocre and forgettable as a whole.
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My picks this week are, predictably, a little more scattershot: bonkers future-pop from Danny L Harle and Carly Rae Jepsen, sprawling electro-country from Lambchop, and stirring EDM from Porter Robinson and Madeon.
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IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S BOOK Edited by Judd Apatow A little too scattershot and light on details to qualify as either biography or oral history, "It's Garry Shandling's Book" is best characterized as a scrapbook.
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It is too early to say whether Mr. Trump's scattershot outbursts are the harbinger of a settled strategy, said Jeffrey Rathke, a former senior United States diplomat who served in several missions in Europe.
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Indeed, many investors, some of whom have already been stung by Venezuela's scattershot attempts to rescue its collapsing economy, have little faith that the fledgling petro will help resolve the Bolivarian Republic's ongoing crisis.
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Trump's decision to invite Millwee to the debate is part of a somewhat scattershot strategy that also included bringing as guests former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and the half-brother of President Obama.
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So I will just start by saying the really obvious thing: the Xbox One S is what the... The latest DC movie lightens the tone and brings in some fun, but it's incoherent and scattershot.
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AWARTA, West Bank — The freshly spray-painted signs in this hamlet outside Nablus are a symbol of the new normal in the West Bank, seven months into a scattershot wave of Palestinian attacks on Israelis.
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But Judge Paul Niemeyer claimed in his dissent that the majority "relied on a scattershot string of quotations" to "conceal the decisions' faithful application" of court precedent that prevents the court from considering Trump's remarks.
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She acknowledged the criticism that Mr. Newsom's administration has taken a scattershot approach to governing, but said that many of the initiatives are about tackling the problem of how expensive life has become in California.
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"The impacts are not scattershot across empty fields or airstrips on the southern side of the base," Dara Massicot, policy researcher at RANDCorporation, said, adding that they did not appear to be purely symbolic strikes.
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Using extensive video (by the duo AutomaticRelease) and a cast of five (including Alenka Kraigher and Katiana Rangel, both strong in multiple roles, and the performance artist Hapi Phace), the piece is overcrowded and scattershot.
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Trump's scattershot Twitter stream and listening session reflected the conversations the President is having with some members of Congress, a White House official said, including talks with House Speaker Paul Ryan in Florida on Sunday.
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I expected him to get a bit of stick, given the absolute state of the fumbling and scattershot war on drugs, but was still surprised at the level of intense, almost seething hatred in the comments.
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Petrobras class counsel also asked for sanctions against objectors Richard Gielata and his "de facto counsel" (and son) Joseph Gielata, whom Pomerantz accused of filing scattershot arguments in the hope of a payoff to go away.
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In the U.S., the regulations intended to encourage competition among ISPs—or otherwise limit the adverse effects of the de facto ISP monopolies scattershot across the country—were rolled back by the FCC in December 2017.
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Even though the president's running commentary about the Russia investigation is scattershot and disjointed, his former personal lawyers, who have considerable experience and ability, apparently allowed McGahn's interview without counseling a constitutional challenge to such interviews.
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"Weeds" was Kohan's payoff after a dozen years of frustration, but it began as one of many scattershot pitches—desperate attempts to jump from network to cable, to "trade money for freedom," as she saw it.
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They took to the floor, member after member, for three days -- attacking the proposal for being too weighted toward corporate interests, fiscally irresponsible and produced through a process that was equal parts scattershot and secretive. Sen.
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Such was his scattershot incoherence on foreign policy that Clinton's tired defense of a plodding approach to the ISIS threat — a defense that was utterly unpersuasive — seemed at least grounded in a modicum of bitter experience.
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Such suspicions about even the routine, day-in and day-out economic statistics produced by the federal government, voiced by a scattershot of skeptics in previous years, have turned into a steady roar this campaign season.
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So I took it upon myself to have another look at his deceptively simple, seemingly scattershot annual Christmas display, which continues to be the single most reliable direct channel to the great man's extraordinarily verbal unconscious.
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This first double show since PPOW and Galerie Lelong announced joint representation of the artist last year brings welcome light to a scattershot but vital selection of hits from the '80s and the more recent past.
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Amazon has often taken a scattershot approach to its hardware initiatives, releasing not only massively successful products like the Echo home devices, but also experimental projects like Echo Buttons, a light-up device designed for gaming.
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It dramatizes, though in a scattershot fashion, the auction of a modern art collection — complete with three sales that audience members get to participate in, wielding their numbered paddles and settling their accounts with play money.
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Amazon has often taken a scattershot approach to its hardware initiatives, releasing not only massively successful products like the Echo home devices, but also experimental projects like Echo Buttons, a light-up device designed for gaming.
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"If the onstage result sometimes seems messy and scattershot, well, you get the impression that theatrical tidiness has taken a deliberate back seat to outrage," Matt Wolf wrote in a review for The New York Times.
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The companies' independence has created a scattershot network of regional dominions, with companies like GrubHub dominant in Chicago and New York, where it owns Seamless, and with Hollywood-stamped Postmates practically a verb in Los Angeles.
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During the multihour, scattershot hearing meant to hold banks accountable, the CEOs testified that the financial system was much safer than a decade ago, when irresponsible lending and a lack of oversight helped cause the 2008 crisis.
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Since then, announcements have been a bit scattershot, like Neato's news a week or so back that its robot vacuum would be compatible with the smart home assistant (following hot on the heels of iRobot's Alexa news).
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Ryan (again): How we got here In another example of a scattershot campaign, Trump's son, Eric, was drawn into a discussion about workplace behavior following the resignation of Fox News chief Roger Ailes over sexual harassment allegations.
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They often worry about the scattershot outbursts — such as his "fire and fury" to North Korea in 2017 — that can emerge when Trump escapes Washington and has more access to his friends and less to his staff.
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However, the scattershot criticisms from Ukrainian officials in the aftermath of Trump's Crimea comments differ greatly from the top-down, large-scale interference operation that the U.S. intelligence community has concluded was ordered directly by Vladimir Putin.
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It's not that the bills are bad; it's that they take a scattershot approach that nibbles at the issue around the margins — and misses problems that a more comprehensive strategy or package of bills could fully address.
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But then I look at the work and try to make sense of the conversation on race and racism taking place and find that the phrases contained are so scattershot the exhibition doesn't read as a coherent whole.
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If it is all something of a scattershot approach, that is in part because if reflects both the political limitations of the moment and the thorny nature of addressing economic opportunity at a time of persistent wage stagnation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is hoping for a "miracle" that will make the coronavirus disappear but tanking stock markets and signs the disease is stalking America are delivering their verdict on his scattershot management of the crisis.
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While James is making our ears bleed with his excruciating singing and scattershot offensiveness (he describes President Obama as "a mulatto," then admits he doesn't know what the word means), Ms. Arnow wonders if he's good dating material.
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"We are often way too schizophrenic on all of these issues, and we just sort of throw things at the wall in a scattershot and incoherent way as they come up," says one Democratic aide on the Hill.
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But in Dale Schierholt's thoughtful documentary Nevelson: Awareness in the Fourth Dimension (21940), the artist savors her favorite phrase, "self-centered," explaining that it means being led by an inner compass rather than living scattershot by unreliable cultural guideposts.
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It's not just that any pairing could work, it's that they all seem so darn appealing—I can only assume the film itself left more than a few impressionable viewers with questions about their own chaotic scattershot of attractions.
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"We are often way too schizophrenic on all of these issues, and we just sort of throw things at the wall in a scattershot and incoherent way as they come up," one Democratic aide on the Hill told me.
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More needs to be done People should demand action from their legislators, insisting on a concerted effort to address the issues rather than scattershot bills that make headlines for a day or two and then disappear into the ether.
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While Mr. McMillian's exhibitions in New York give the impression of a scattershot career thus far, "The Black Show," at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, finds him coming fully into his own with a finely orchestrated installation.
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"Fahrenheit 11/9" is saddened, irate, and scattershot, edited with snap and crackle by Doug Abel and Pablo Proenza, and stirred by Moore's rueful awareness that, in an emergency, the call to action should override the pleasures of irreverence.
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While Republicans have been largely supportive of Trump's efforts to take on China's alleged unfair trade practices, some GOP lawmakers have expressed deep concerns with the president's scattershot trade policy more than a year into his battle with China.
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Nobody is claiming that moving the Garden and devising a new, logically organized station, including Penn South, isn't the ideal solution, superior to any costly, scattershot, half-baked plans on the table — only that doing so is too much trouble.
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But if he does, it will probably be in spite of his organizing team, which after months of scattershot efforts led by a paid staff of more than a dozen people, still seems amateurish and halting, committing basic organizing errors.
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While it is an admirable attempt that covered much ground, the disparity between the efforts to both maintain a chronology and a broad-based coverage of Minimalism's chief concerns (the relationship between spaces, objects, and their viewers) makes this exhibition scattershot.
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People close to Mr. Pence's expanding circle, however, said that some in his orbit were taken aback by what they saw from Mr. Trump and his campaign during the initial rollout, especially the scattershot Trump operation and the lack of planning.
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The Comey memos suggest Trump has a scattershot and self-obsessed mindset, brooding about his subordinates, leaks, his campaign and his inaugural crowd size and not appreciating or caring about protocol boundaries that separate the White House and the Justice Department.
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It's a vehicular week at Film Forum, which is also showing a seven-day run of "Highway Patrolman," a scattershot Mexican feature from Alex Cox ("Repo Man") released in New York in 27, with Roberto Sosa as a corrupt traffic officer.
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The failures have raised questions among residents about the durability of the flood system and renewed criticism from conservation groups who say that America's scattershot approach to flood control and development near rivers is simply setting the stage for future disasters.
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But addiction experts say that while many of the measures will help incrementally, the investment remains meager and scattershot compared with what is needed, and with what the government spent to stem the tide of AIDS-related deaths in the 1990s.
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So did a scattershot recovery that saw some people get the government aid and charity assistance they needed, when they needed it, while others had more difficulty or became entangled in disputes and complications with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Polling has been scattershot in the district, which stretches from the southern tip of Orange County down past Encinitas toward San Diego and is one of the most hotly pursued seats by Democrats in their quest to flip the House.
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Over several pages, Mr. Bolton laid out Mr. Trump's fixation on Ukraine and the president's belief, based on a mix of scattershot events, assertions and outright conspiracy theories, that Ukraine tried to undermine his chances of winning the presidency in 2016.
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The production's a little scattershot, but note how the glittering synth groove on "Twenty 8" segues effortlessly into the stylistically unrelated dissonant piano loop on "Patty Cake," and be grateful he has the nerve to test his voice against disparate settings.
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By alienating the intelligence community, tuning out intelligence briefings, and elevating political advisor Steve Bannon to a key role on the National Security Council, Trump is creating a scattershot national security policy that sidelines professional expertise and could make the U.S. more vulnerable.
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Trump's legal and ethical troubles -- which took yet another dizzying turn last week with the scattershot revelations from his new legal adviser, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- are dominating the national news and blotting out other issues as thoroughly as an eclipse.
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It was a striking display of self-sabotage from a presumptive presidential nominee and underscored the limitations of Mr. Trump's scattershot approach during the Republican primaries — not to mention how difficult he often makes it for his campaign team to control him.
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Yet for all the earned drama of that transgression, the present-day moments of the memoir — her post-divorce courtship with a secular Jewish lover, a rendezvous in Costa Rica — feel comparatively saccharine and unsatisfying, making the memoir's scattershot, nonchronological structure frustrating.
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The optics contrasted with what many South Koreans view as Mr. Trump's scattershot diplomacy, in which he abruptly canceled the Singapore summit meeting, then reversed himself after Mr. Kim authorized a calm statement offering Mr. Trump "time and opportunity" to change his mind.
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Data on the issue is scattershot at best, but here's some of what is known about the problem: ______ 84 percent That's how many indigenous women have experienced physical, sexual or psychological violence in their lifetime, according to the National Institute of Justice.
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Though fleshing out her motivations and trauma is a good instinct, it unfortunately ends up proving that it's just about impossible for UnReal to square what it wants to do with Rachel's character with the scattershot portrait of mental health it had already established.
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With his percussion-heavy group Timbalada he helped re-energize the carnival sounds of axé and samba-reggae, and in a run of scattershot and sometimes brilliant records since the 1990s, he has exemplified the Brazilian attitude of musical history as a looping continuum.
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The very approach of the Greens — from their scattershot approach to archaeological provenance to their seeming inability to tell a papyrologist from a textual critic to their dislike of "adversarial" scholars — suggests that they have little to no interest in educating themselves about these questions.
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To now block a vertical integration of AT&T and Time Warner would indicate an inexcusably scattershot approach to antitrust decisions that would create enormous uncertainties for the broader business community and shake public confidence in the rule of law that underpins our democracy.
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City Hall, downtown on Niagara Square in a majestic 32-story Art Deco tower, has a free public observatory that offers 360 views of Lake Erie and Canada, the city's old factories and grain silos, and a scattershot of the surrounding 1803th-century architecture.
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SAN FRANCISCO — China's state-sponsored hackers have drastically changed how they operate over the last three years, substituting selectivity for what had been a scattershot approach to their targets and showing a new determination by Beijing to push its surveillance state beyond its borders.
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But Andras Racz, a Russia expert at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs, said it fit into a scattershot strategy of placing small bets, directly or through proxies, on ready-made fringe groups in an effort to destabilize or simply disorient the European Union.
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The same can't be said for J. J. Abrams' "Rise of Skywalker," a scattershot, impatiently paced, fan-servicing finale that repurposes so much of what came before that it feels as though someone searching for the hyperspace button accidentally pressed the spin cycle instead.
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But she has been at the heart of efforts by Trump's allies to draw parallels between Russia's large-scale hacking and propaganda operation with the scattershot actions of a small cadre of Ukrainian bureaucrats who tried to expose Manafort's ties to Russia during the election.
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The scattershot approach only appeared more so last week when Trump's acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney appeared in the White House briefing room and acknowledged the US withheld military aid to Ukraine to advance Trump's political interests -- a claim he later attempted to walk back.
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The song runs to three minutes and some change, but in that time hops from soprano female vocals breathed over a delicate synth loop to scattershot, deep buzzing basslines beneath a screaming synth effect that sounds like what an epileptic fit-inducing lights show looks like.
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Like a radio station tailored by your taste That quibble aside, what I enjoyed most about Daily Mix was being able to take a deeper dive into a certain mood or genre, a change from the often exciting but scattershot recommendations served up by Discover Weekly.
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Trump and his allies have consistently rejected those findings, in part because he and his aides believe they're part of a broader attempt to delegitimize his surprise electoral win and prevent his administration from being able to focus on its policy agenda, scattershot as it may be.
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By nature, he was a scattershot writer, scribbling on scraps of paper, composing in notebooks and revising excerpts after they appeared in magazines — and in 1922, when "Ulysses" first appeared, all that chaos was botched into print by French typesetters, most of whom spoke no English.
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Elegiac, informative and disquieting, it artfully moves between Naomi's painstaking search, which triggers scattershot memories of her own disappearance, and the survival tactics of plucky Madison, who, in coping with her brutal captivity, has reimagined herself as "the snow girl," a character from a fairy tale.
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As a result, the government's response in the two biggest affected states — Texas and Florida — has been scattershot: effective in dealing with immediate needs, but unreliable and at times inadequate in handling the aftermath, as thousands of people face unusually long delays in getting basic disaster assistance.
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"I think that album had one monster hit and some really good songs and was a little scattershot," he said in his distinct, endearingly marble-mouthed trans-Atlantic accent, adding that those tracks often felt like they belonged as much, if not more, to his collaborators.
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Instead of the somewhat scattershot approach it adopted a few years ago, it looks like Yarkoni plans to make this program into a more cohesive project that gives startups more incentives to work with Microsoft (and potentially Azure, Teams, Visual Studio and its other tools) at an early stage.
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They are delightfully conjured in Joel Gennari's puppets, and the four puppeteers, who are visible onstage, do a decent job of capturing the well-known voices and mannerisms as they work through a scattershot story involving Dorothy's ex-husband, a housecleaning, a herring, and lots and lots of insults.
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The only differences were that the first ad showed the boxes of contact lenses lined up against a blue background; in the second and third ads, they were set against a split pink-and-blue background and were arranged diagonally in the second and scattershot in the third.
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Disagreement among congressional Republicans over how to proceed, Mr. Trump's own ambivalence — and the absence of any proof that the approach will achieve its intended goal of reducing dependency on federal programs — have resulted in a scattershot process that lacks the coherence and force of previous efforts at overhaul.
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For the most part, attacks on programs like the Drag Queen Story Hour have been scattershot attempts from religious groups or lone zealots — like an Iowa man who recently filmed himself burning LGBT-inclusive library books by a lake — who've been far outnumbered by supporters, and events have proceeded as planned.
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While sites like Pandora and Spotify later capitalized on streaming music, Hype Machine was a bit more scattershot: it didn't provide the songs, but instead linked out to sites that were posting MP3s, making the site a great place to discover artists who were on the verge of breaking out.
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The Philadelphia-turned-scattershot black-metal entity has changed a bit since its last release, 2013's Withdrawal (Candlelight Records); now joined by drummer Lev Weinstein and guitarist Matt Mewton, Hope Attrition shows that the core duo of founder Chris Grigg and bassist Grzesiek Czapla have fully harnessed their powers.
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While Revolver's studio innovations were scattershot, Pepper strings together an opulent suite of nominal rock songs augmented by a variety of Western classical instruments, especially harpsichord, strings, and woodwinds, plus Indian classical instruments and spliced-together tape shards and looped sound effects, forming a bright, consistent shape in the mind's ear.
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For as consistent as the show has been when impersonating male members of the Trump administration like press secretary Sean Spicer (played by Melissa McCarthy) or chief adviser Steve Bannon (played by the Grim Reaper), SNL's treatment of the women in the president's inner circle has been far more scattershot.
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Saddled by four years of writer's block as a result, Chapman's once robust output of rock albums has in recent years slowed to little more than scattershot instrumental guitar releases, albums he would record in a day or two for whichever label would ask in order to keep the bills paid.
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Rather than a gleaming state-of-the-art hub for its staff of 30, Osteria Francescana has a cramped network of kitchens occupying a scattershot orbit around it — think of an ant farm, or maybe Italy itself, awkwardly formed (after centuries of turmoil) from a coalition of neighboring city-states.
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The crossfire has left Libyan officials, Western allies and even some in the United States embassy responsible for the country perplexed, as Libya policy has careened from a hands-off approach to a more recent spate of scattershot airstrikes against ISIS fighters who have regrouped in Libya since the president's election.
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And if a few months ago President Trump's scattershot demands might have sent the chamber into a lather, compelling lawmakers to honor his megaphone, the collective shrugs at his rage over last week's failed health care repeal vote have signaled a new phase in this shotgun marriage of unified Republican rule.
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The rollout of 5G in the US may be hobbled and scattershot, thanks to silly marketing gimmicks and a largely meaningless race to the be first, but the next-gen wireless speeds the standard promises are already arriving in full force across the Atlantic Ocean — for a herd of cows in England.
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Though scattershot reports of abusive priests surfaced in U.S. news during the mid-1980s, Americans didn't begin to truly reckon with the depth and breadth of the church's systemic, worldwide abuse and cover-up until the Boston Globe published a series of reports in 333 — a full decade after O'Connor's SNL stunt.
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Where in the past he might have bopped through these verses with scattershot references to a star player of a mid-market NFL team or a B-list actress or an old Jay-Z song, here his punchlines are more generalized, even though they remain witty and laced with double entendres: i.e.
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Eisenberg can be a writer of severe judgment, but it is with the utmost tenderness that she renders this broken man's acceptance of the reality that, "like most humans," he was an experiment that had never been expected to succeed, a little padding around some evolutionary thrust, a scattershot nubbin of DNA.
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Where Da Ali G Show focused on television's unique ability to enable our worst impulses and Borat was about the underlying horrors of American hospitality, Who Is America sometimes feels like a scattershot riff on reality television that Cohen half-sketched out in 2005 and then forgot about until a few months ago.
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I say that not just because Rogue One was completed long before Donald Trump's election or even Brexit, but because Edwards uses a kind of scattershot approach to political content in his films — he'll give you just enough of an idea of what he's going for, but he's uninterested in pushing any further than that.
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For generations who have come of age long after Warhol's death in 1987, grids of these portraits are often viewed as his signature work — their eye-popping colors and scattershot brushwork atop a repeating washed-out image serving as shorthand for not only the artist's overall style, but the very aura of fame itself.
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A coordinated White House strategy could also be more effective than the scattershot approach of Republican members of Congress, some of whom did their best to confuse the public during the Intelligence Committee hearings by raising debunked conspiracy theories and pushing the unfounded allegation that Ukraine had interfered in US elections, rather than Russia.
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The Republicans' scattershot approach was on full display Monday morning, as Trump veered from an attack on the media, calling an African American Democratic candidate a "thief" and continuing an escalating barrage of inciting claims about "the caravan" -- a group of migrants whose movements have become a catch-all for his anti-immigrant messaging.
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A mini retro console with 220 bundled gamesPrice$43LikeComes with two controllers, solid build, controllers are USBDon't LikeSo many good PSX games are MIA, doesn't come with a power adapter, very few options or settings, controller cords are relatively shortBefore we get to the PS Classic's scattershot list of bundled games, let's talk about its hardware.
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But before I continue I would like to stress that, in preparing my recommendations, I have preferred to regard what General Plaudite has just characterized as "an attack" and "a terrorist act" simply as "an event" or "phenomenon," and that I have done so due to the apparently scattershot—or, better, global—nature of its destruction.
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While Trump was able to use this debate to shift attention away from the recording, he didn't score a "win" in terms of the overall quality of the debate (his answers were filled with misstatements, vague references and scattershot statements on unrelated issues) and he didn't erase the problems that he has created for his party.
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Unlike Cleveland, where scattershot demonstrations routinely dissolved among infighting and an overwhelming police presence, the protesters descending on the DNC have a more coherent slate of demands and, with a new Wikileaks release of documents that seems to show Democratic officials discussing ways to undermine Sanders' bid, freshly ignited anger at the party's handling of the nominating contest.
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As often occurs with Scott, the cultural references are nicely scattershot; Shelley and Byron get a name-check, as does Piero della Francesca, while the ancient citadel of the tribe, darkly fenced by a stand of pines, is lifted straight from Arnold Böcklin's "Island of the Dead," which he painted several times in the eighteen-eighties.
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The scattershot approach, bouncing from sound to sound (on top of guests like Kendrick Lamar and Wiz Khalifa, the musician taps yacht rock legends Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins) is the ideal depiction of the millennial mind, uncertain of what it's supposed to be while clamoring at the heels of what it thought it once was.
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What is not working, political and public health leaders on the front lines say, is the current, scattershot approach which appears to rely on shaky verbal commitments from major companies, which can turn around and shop for higher prices, and rich individuals, who do not have a clear view of where the greatest need for life-saving equipment resides.
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The real problem, however, is the reliance on computer tools in a society that doesn't put a premium on having enough social workers and caregivers; where treatments for addiction are scattershot (and with people who apparently don't even answer the phone), and without long-term plans to address the poverty level and effects on the children.
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The handful of pardons that President Trump has granted so far may appear to be scattershot, but they're beginning to show a distinct pattern — not just of who he believes is worthy of mercy, but of how he thinks about the justice system as a whole and about his power to bend it to his will.
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In it, he raps with some of the nimbleness that's been missing in recent years, takes on a beat that necessitates a scattershot flow, retells the story of his arrest in 2007 in New York, and says that he has blocked his former mentor and father-figure Baby's phone number while pledging allegiance to Jay-Z's Roc Nation.
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The disclosure could nonetheless do further harm to Twitter's reputation as the company contends with scrutiny over its role in Russia's efforts to meddle in the presidential election, complaints about what critics have called its scattershot efforts to prevent abuse and harassment on its platform; and skepticism among some investors concerned about its slowing user growth worldwide.
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It was one piece of his broad, seemingly scattershot portfolio, which also included reforming care for veterans (now a potentially dangerous mess), advancing criminal justice legislation on Capitol Hill (now near an impasse), keeping up diplomacy with Mexican leaders (not working out too well either), and working up a strategy to confront the opioid crisis (how's that going?) -- among other things.
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People close to the White House said the scattershot nature of the messages on North Korea reflected the newness of the president's national security team, but also the fact that Mr. Trump was distracted by the swirl of legal issues around him, from the Russia investigation to the payments made by his personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, to a pornographic film actress.
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While some of their demands are common to media unions, such as editorial standards and diversity programs, employees said they also were frustrated by the way raises and promotions were handled and not having say in recent big change in their jobs:Many Hearst employees saw a scattershot approach to promotions and raises at the company, and shared stories about unequal and stagnant pay.
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For better or worse, we can already see the beginnings of an era of in which nothing is private: WikiLeaks has its own transparency problems and has a scattershot record of releasing documents that appear to be politically motivated, but nonetheless has exposed countless political emails, military wires, and intel documents that otherwise would have remained private or classified forever.
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As a host, he's a bit frenzied, and it's not clear if his scattershot style is the result of nerves, production issues — during the first episode you could hear crosstalk from the crew, according to EW — or if it's just because MTV has decided to shove as much content as possible into five hours per week, and he needs to talk fast to pull it all off.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: Though last Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones was sort of scattershot and not exactly my cup of tea, I've already gone back a few times to the moment when Theon has to make the crucial choice between fighting his uncle to protect his sister or, you know, diving off the side of a ship into an ocean, with nowhere to go.
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Yes, he cheated on Beyoncé (the title track, among others); yes, he's tried therapy ("Smile"); yes, he stabbed the executive Lance Rivera back in 1999 ("Kill Jay Z"); yes, his father's side of the family was darkened by abuse ("Legacy"); yes, his mother is gay, and was in the closet for decades ("Smile"); yes, he's fed up with Kanye West's scattershot antics ("Kill Jay Z," among others).
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As the mayor embarks on the second half of his term, with approval ratings still hovering around 50 percent, Mr. de Blasio used his speech to recite, in scattershot form, a list of his accomplishments — universal prekindergarten, paid sick leave, contracts signed with most city workers, a municipal identification card for all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status — that appeared pitched to his re-election campaign in 2017.
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Trump appears, for the moment, not just willing but eager to follow the recommendations of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and advisers like Stephen Moore and Larry Kudlow, all of whom are pushing the idea that, after two more weeks of scattershot pandemic management, everyone is going to have to get back to work reviving the bottom lines and stock prices of various flagging economic sectors, notwithstanding some mass death around the margins.
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The sanctions that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE finally imposed this week against Russian entities and individuals are the latest example of his scattershot approach to this and other foreign adversaries – a tactic without a strategy.
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As Mark Greif of n+1 writes in "Radiohead, or the Philosophy of Pop": We don't even agree about how the interconnection of pop music and lyrics, rather than the words spoken alone, accomplishes an utterly different task of representation, more scattershot and overwhelming and much less careful and dignified than poetry—and bad critics show their ignorance when they persist in treating pop like poetry, as in the still-growing critical effluence around Bob Dylan.
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The problems that we have on that front -- the scattershot contributions of Congress thus far, the willingness of Republicans to stifle a solid investigation, the ability of partisanship in the electorate to protect Trump's standing in red states, the limits of what Mueller can put in his report and the potential secrecy of his findings, and the siloed, fragmented partisan news media -- these are much more likely to protect the President if impeachable findings emerge than anything that goes on in Vietnam.
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Or, as my friend and Atlantic critic David Sims put it: really interested in the beltway reaction to SNL, as it is a taxpayer funded program that gets voted on in federal elections though it is undeniably a sign of insane times that the media is beginning to treat SNL like a political power on the white house's level I have never been a huge SNL fan, and in general, I've found the show's satire of the Trump administration scattershot — either too broad to have any real teeth or obsessed with the wrong things.
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As he becomes more personal and freer with his stories, McPhee also becomes freer with advice: For a far richer and more specific list of alternative words, use a dictionary, not the "scattershot wad" in a thesaurus; every piece of writing can be improved by cutting, or "greening" as it is known at Time, for which McPhee produced many kinds of articles including marvelous show-biz profiles likely to be unfamiliar to even his most ardent fans (a passage on trying to interview Jackie Gleason is particularly wonderful).
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