" Asked about how Huawei compares to its competitors, Levy said: "Certainly nothing is perfect, certainly Huawei is shoddy, the others are less shoddy.
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" Nader branded the study "a shoddy, internally contradictory whitewash.
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Coop, knowing a shoddy deal when he sees one, declines.
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Consolidation has been accompanied by high profits and shoddy service.
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Shoddy schooling makes it hard for people to find jobs.
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In the ruling, Koh called out the company's shoddy defense.
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More investment in upgrading shoddy rural roads would be good.
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Anyway, the shoddy reasoning may win out in the end.
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Despite the proliferation of shoddy evidence, these trials had teeth.
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The United States just has terminally shoddy parental leave policies.
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Countless more recordings have been lost to shoddy storage practices.
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But workers say they're sometimes confused because of shoddy translations.
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The report blamed shoddy engineering, not malice, for the issues.
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"It is a shoddy way to treat her," they added.
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The shoddy, tarnished world that created her has emasculated her.
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Something about buying another motel and Roland's shoddy hearing. Whatever.
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So how did such a shoddy idea gain such outsized influence?
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You don't want zips breaking if you have a shoddy bag!
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The family lives in a shoddy cabin by a muddy lake.
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Contracting can be so shoddy, buildings crumble months after they're built.
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Instead the culprit was shoddy oversight by SSEC Canada and CNRL.
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But after months of reports of shoddy leadership, Fadellis saying goodbye.
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Shoddy equipment has left garrisons in small towns vulnerable to attack.
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But the subjectivity of these categories can allow for shoddy decisions.
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Others are little more than a shoddy attempt at pink washing.
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The shoddy vetting isn't just a problem at the State Department.
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People with social anxiety disorder (SAD) have a pretty shoddy prognosis.
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He tells his clients that shoddy schools should not stop them.
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The package arrived from China, and he quickly noticed shoddy stitching.
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Unwitting consumers have found themselves receiving shoddy or even dangerous items.
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The government could oversee to prevent price gouging and shoddy practice.
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Some shoddy outfield play in the seventh did not help matters.
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He is as frustrated as McDonagh with the team's shoddy play.
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If it's made public, it becomes cheap, shoddy, full of commonplaces.
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Blame fell on corrupt state organizations that allowed shoddy construction work.
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Months of negotiations went nowhere, and Mr. Nye suspected shoddy bookkeeping.
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These shoddy maps have enraged both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
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Or is this just another fad, one based on shoddy science?
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The company subsequently blamed its shoddy AI that was programmed by humans.
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Turner media's sports platform, Bleacher Report, lost credibility because of shoddy writing.
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Other times it's awful, making me deal with dongles and shoddy hubs.
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The "contractors" would perform a minimal, shoddy job, or none at all.
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Their complaints include the show being scripted and shoddy work being done.
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Shoddy or unrealistic experimental design can bring far more hurt than harm.
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Even when work was completed, it was "shoddy," according to the report.
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The plastic frame feels a little cheap, but not shoddy or fragile.
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Advertisers, however, have been quick to mete out punishment for shoddy content.
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The United Nations' shoddy human rights report will only make matters worse.
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There is reason to believe that such shoddy, deceptive practices remain common.
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She blamed shoddy record-keeping and loose dumping regulations in past generations.
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That disaster fueled anger over reports of shoddy construction, among other shortcomings.
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People serving time behind bars based on shoddy DNA methods may disagree.
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His words were widely seen as justification for illegal and shoddy construction.
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For survivors, inappropriate questions and shoddy investigations compound the harm of rape.
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Di Maio accuses Atlantia of shoddy maintenance, which the company strongly denies.
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The industry employs around 20,000 people and brings in annual revenues of $62m, according to Pawan Garg of All India Woollen and Shoddy Mills Association, a trade body ("shoddy" was originally a non-pejorative word for reclaimed fibre).
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Some critics accuse him of using shoddy statistics, a charge he vigorously disputes.
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The UK Information Commissioner's Office said shoddy security measures were partly to blame.
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So she emailed the company to express her concerns about its shoddy science.
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And has the quality of its shoddy journalism improved up by a tuppence?
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But it's a shoddy effort, shot through with dubious assumptions and unanswered questions.
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A history of cost-cutting and shoddy maintenance was blamed for the disaster.
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Shoddy record-keeping, low literacy and shifting, poorly demarcated borders make this difficult.
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The automotive industry employs hundreds of thousands of workers, but output is shoddy.
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Of course, the need for abortions sometimes comes out of shoddy contraceptive options.
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But those executive orders range from the shoddy and unusable to the symbolic.
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That suggested shoddy Belgian police work and a deep and dangerous IS network.
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Do not be surprised, however, if most matches are exhibitions in shoddy batting.
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The report also showed potentially shoddy encryption work for passwords and user tokens.
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People criticized the stream for being laggy, freezing frequently, and having shoddy audio.
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"Pruitt ran into so many problems due to his shoddy ethics," Krupp said.
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There's now no time limit for inspecting shoddy equipment, the Washington Post reports.
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We deserve the solidly built and thoughtfully designed, not the shoddy and flimsy.
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The history endures underground, through old pipes, dry wells and shoddy septic tanks.
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Build quality is sometimes shoddy or inconsistent; accessories are limited; service is nonexistent.
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From the Russia hoax to this shoddy Ukrainian sequel, the Democrats got caught.
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Shoddy ones can actually cause harm — never mind failing to heal the sick.
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Notice how I didn't say great, but also am refraining from calling it shoddy.
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But a few, who have absorbed shoddy science, have caused a lot of trouble.
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The country's shoddy broadband often makes it difficult to enjoy sport in high definition.
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And the country's transmission lines remained in shoddy shape, unable to handle major fluctuations.
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The increasing number of deadly incidents seems to be driven by shoddy human endeavours.
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Willow's shoddy attempt at gift-wrapping could use a tightly curled ribbon or two.
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In 2012 the IMF documented shoddy book-keeping at Sonangol, the national oil company.
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Look out for shoddy descriptions like "HEPA-type filter"—those don't exist, Sublett says.
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It could be shoddy materials and poor engineering, or a piece of U.S. malware.
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The skyscraper was widely expected to be not unlike its owner, pompous and shoddy.
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Collusion between corrupt officials and contractors leads to poorly conceived projects and shoddy workmanship.
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This wasn't just a shoddy suggestion, a film that didn't quite match my taste.
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Worse, confusion leads to misinterpretation, which results in shoddy reporting and a misinformed public.
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For many years, China was a byword for shoddy goods produced at mass scale.
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Shoddy construction projects and reports of collapsing bridges and flyovers are common in India.
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This shoddy execution has been allowed to take over in the name of efficiency.
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Its factories produced shoddy goods that you bought only because there were no alternatives.
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Another scandal over shoddy drugs in China, another hit to the Communist Party's legitimacy.
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And they would want to distinguish themselves from the makers of truly shoddy goods.
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The official record-keeping for black families from that time was also particularly shoddy.
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These plans can be difficult to get right, particularly for banks with shoddy controls.
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The shift is a reflection of Wall Street's disappointment with the industry's shoddy returns.
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It could be shoddy materials and poor engineering, or a piece of U.S. malware.
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There has always been shoddy journalism and accidental mistakes in news articles, of course.
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If the government is not willing to pay enough to hire good experts, then we will get shoddy rulemaking that will impose excessive costs on consumers and businesses, along with shoddy enforcement that will pave the way for the next Bernie Madoff.
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"Pick a winner," Mr. Trump advised, noting Iowa's shoddy recent history of selecting Republican nominees.
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It is like a fire marshall warning you of frayed wires near shoddy gas lines.
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Just look at that bad clearance, shoddy marking, and blame-gaming on the Venezuela goal.
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The paper claims "shoddy production and weak oversight" at the jet maker's South Carolina factory.
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I was the youngest, the maknae, with a shoddy forehand but a curiously dependable backhand.
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At least 17 people died, several electrocuted by loose wires from the shoddy power system.
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But not only is it shoddy political analysis, it's just not even close to accurate.
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I've often heard scientists and even readers complain about shoddy or overly sensational science reporting.
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The videos and how-tos that Demand Media's freelancer network put together were predictably shoddy.
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Broken links, shoddy user interfaces and ads masquerading as news stories have put readers off.
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The report also raised several concerns with IARCs study, including the use of shoddy data.
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The lead pipes and shoddy water treatment built on a century of pollution and neglect.
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Vampyr leans in hard on dialogue, which is a shame considering how shoddy it is.
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"It's either shoddy design or it's surveillance by design," said Citizen Lab director Ron Deibert.
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And Morice has some fabulous news for chocoholics with shoddy immune systems: believe the hype.
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And current liability laws make it hard to hold companies accountable for shoddy software security.
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Maintaining machines is up to police departments that sometimes have shoddy standards and lack expertise.
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They say the company had made shoddy repairs on the railing in the last year.
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And tensions flare when an unarmed person is involved, or evidence of wrongdoing is shoddy.
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It also meant an end to all the shoddy insurance plans that lacked the basics.
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It has been suggested that shoddy code may have been largely responsible for the crashes.
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You can't sell a shoddy product when your whole brand is about building cool stuff.
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Keep a lookout for shoddy knockoffs of your work popping up in far-flung places.
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If an accounting firm kept shoddy books, its licenses to practice accounting could be revoked.
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"They used me for their entertainment, fed on shoddy stuff," Spacey read from the poem.
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In addition to the aforementioned challenges, Nigeria also had (and continues to have) shoddy electricity.
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Peer reviews found shoddy reasoning and mathematical errors (all in service of the book's thesis).
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Despite its dive bar vibe, the drinks and food at Jeremy's are far from shoddy.
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Several other buildings in Nairobi have collapsed in recent years, often because of shoddy construction.
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You can't cut away from shoddy CGI; a fight scene has to be clearly choreographed.
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Most chargers are shoddy, and the options that seem promising come with questionable price tags.
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If you're wondering why your service has been shoddy lately, it's probably because of snakes.
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"It's either shoddy design or it's surveillance by design,"said Citizen Lab director Ron Deibert.
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The actual adoption has been a little rocky, though, with competing specifications and shoddy hardware.
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Why New York magazine agreed to such shoddy and unethical journalism is an outstanding question.
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We're showing how hamfisted, shoddy, cheesy, sad, and sometimes, funny, sad, and gross he is.
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Or it could unfairly give leeway to an established name who has started producing shoddy work.
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The James Webb Telescope, pictured here, has been plagued by delays, technical hurdles, and shoddy workmanship.
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" She specifically points a finger at the Times, and calls the publication out for "shoddy reporting.
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The federal government routinely settles hospital cases, often under the radar, over instances of shoddy care.
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Pliant researchers provided shoddy science; deferential regulators at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) bought it.
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Meanwhile, Switzerland's treatment of whistleblowers remains shoddy—and, unlike in most developed countries, risks getting worse.
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Rural workers guaranteed employment by the law have had wages delayed because of Aadhaar's shoddy implementation.
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A historically shoddy field test showed the white stuff caked to the man's car was cocaine.
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It strikes at the very idea of a union, rather than its shoddy or misguided implementation.
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Expensive liquor spares the company costly penalties for its shoddy construction work that must be redone.
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But through shoddy research, many of the victims have turned out to be popular local figures.
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According to The Globe and Mail, Lululemon also faced criticism in 2013 for selling shoddy garments.
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"I thought they did a shoddy job," he told a writer for the magazine in 2015.
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That seems likely to succeed, while at the same time enabling shoddy treatment of outside shareholders.
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The bank's shoddy practices led to the firing of more than 5,000 employees over five years.
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Trump is reportedly already pointing fingers at his top staffers for what he considers shoddy support.
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Here, only a quality cast and more generous production values can cover up the shoddy stitching.
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However, many projects have been called into question, hit by corruption scandals and shoddy work standards.
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Sometimes the spikes are caused by track mismanagement or shoddy horsemanship, other times by bad luck.
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Shoddy building standards may have contributed to the toll, making it a delicate subject for China.
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They also argue the investigation against their clients has been shoddy and biased, which prosecutors deny.
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But servicemembers should not assume the risk of shoddy medical treatment, sexual harassment, or workplace violence.
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It appears to come from a National Enquirer article that's almost comically shoddy in its methods.
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But despite the shoddy science, people have clearly taken notice of the "miracle" of stem cells.
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Illinois's budget stalemate has been by far the longest, adding to the state's reputation for shoddy government.
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Maybe you think it is, particularly if you consider the shoddy ethical framework of the NCAA itself.
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Shoddy stats, legal mess Lawsuits and investigations were only starting to pile up for Tidal last month.
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When detected (or if, given Facebook's shoddy moderating history), such content will be scrubbed from the app.
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Kagan isn't worried about the US's notoriously shoddy internet, though, citing Shadow needing just 15Mbps to operate.
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The Post slammed the voicemail, calling it a hoax and a shoddy attempt to discredit its journalism.
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The government is clamping down on shoddy journals, especially those in which researchers pay to be published.
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AIG was rescued in September 2008 after running up huge losses from insurance on shoddy mortgage securities.
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In most remote places access to health care is limited and the quality of services is shoddy.
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Mobile phones, rooftop solar power and village Wi-Fi networks are helping to compensate for shoddy infrastructure.
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The glue on the envelopes for the ballots is shoddy, causing them to open in the mail.
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It falls precisely in the middle on the scale of burgerdom: not disappointingly shoddy, yet not revolutionary.
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It was a baldfaced lie, born of shoddy character and an inability to admit he'd done wrong.
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There is a real pattern of Donald Trump's sometimes sloppy work being exacerbated by shoddy staff work.
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You have it and you can get away with shoddy work, no matter the costs to others.
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But Deep Adaptation has been pilloried as an all-around shoddy piece of work by academic standards.
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It's also "self-healing," which means it automatically executes channel-switching when your network connection is shoddy.
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However, a shoddy story arc and thin character development earned it a 27 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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He'd much rather have a shoddy lawn, he said, and "a lot of points in the table."
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The "focus on Sykes-Picot is a combination of bad history and shoddy social science," they wrote.
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Victims complain of shoddy workmanship, overcharges, and add-ons that have little to do with clean energy.
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The Christian owners of Hobby Lobby paid shoddy archeologists to create a Christian nation that doesn't exist.
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It's disappointing that the Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler would agree to rubber stamp the shoddy DOT analysis.
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Go back to his initial staffing of senior posts and recall how shoddy the vetting process was.
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Shoddy construction is a consistent problem in Brazil, where graft is a fixture of many construction projects.
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Nevertheless, the family said, they were imprisoned in shoddy, freezing conditions, with no access to a pediatrician.
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First, Pruitt's bellicosity as he attempts to dismantle Obama-era environmental rules can't hide his shoddy workmanship.
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Poor communication, ruined infrastructure, and shoddy transportation left crucial aid stranded in Puerto Rico's ports for weeks.
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"I didn't have any official training or learning," he said, noting his self-taught Japanese was shoddy.
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Passing the Honest Ads Act would be a sign that the shoddy social media ads paid off.
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Regulations are tight because they have to be—shoddy workmanship in such a dense place is dangerous.
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Now, the firm has acknowledged that its work on a "diagnostic report" on the agency was shoddy.
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Shelly's being sued by one of her tenants, claiming her shoddy yard work caused her severe injuries.
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Randall Kallinen, a lawyer for the Hernandez family, said the investigation into the confrontation had been shoddy.
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So many people showed up at the grave site that the grass became shoddy and worn down.
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In fact, shoddy public schools tend to demand and receive more taxpayer dollars the worse they do.
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Even with its rules and procedures, a lot of nonsense and shoddy work gets through the gates.
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We received a range of answers like deer ticks and shoddy grammar, to bigotry and hate crimes.
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Thousands were living in the shoddy shanty town neighborhoods that were erected without proper water and electricity.
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The Times is lucky that the First Amendment was designed to protect even shoddy and irresponsible journalism.
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That acknowledgement shouldn't give the press a sense that shoddy standards just get lost in the wash.
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That's not only a shoddy argument, given the vast difference between these stories, but an unsavory one.
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The latter, of course, undergo a shoddy process with dangerous loopholes that Congress has declined to close.
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The mining industry puts lives at risk with shoddy maintenance of dams built to contain mining waste.
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But on a smooth surface, thick nap rollers will leave a finish that looks uneven and shoddy.
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Some of the computer effects are so shoddy and slapdash that I found myself looking for the cursor.
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But Berenson's book, with its sensationalist claims and shoddy analysis of the evidence, doesn't genuinely address those concerns.
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Shoddy psychology research has received the most attention, with a 2015 report replicating just 36% of 203 studies.
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The Mets' bullpen and shoddy defense undermined the best game of the season for starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
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After a shoddy search of the house, Serena emerges with June's cape and concludes June must be gone.
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Some shoddy baserunning by Melvin Upton Jr., who overran third base and was erased, derailed a potential rally.
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Besides costly credit, perennial grumbles include shoddy infrastructure, unskilled workers, convoluted taxes, rigid labour laws and Byzantine bureaucracy.
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But how could such a demonstrably shoddy and undocumented analysis persist for so long, under such close scrutiny?
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It was one of several lawsuits brought after the financial crisis that accused banks of shoddy lending practices.
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Seth Rogen doesn't want to be called a shoddy dresser while promoting his new film with Charlize Theron.
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TRUMP, said the towers you saw as you drove past the shoddy rowhomes up to the beachfront strip.
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They are furious that she botched the election of 2017 with a wooden campaign and a shoddy manifesto.
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The priority is simply to give refugees a roof over their heads—no matter how slapdash or shoddy.
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From here, some details of the case are revealed, and my own shoddy detective skills are laid bare.
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Could these elastomer wrist dongles eventually do more than track steps and offer shoddy estimations of your sleep?
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Shoddy roads mean that in India, for example, about 40% of food rots on the way to market.
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This season has, even more than usual, been defined by unsteady play, shockingly shoddy refereeing, and massing scandal.
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The region's shoddy, inadequate coastal defenses and vulnerability to flooding has been widely known in Texas for years.
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In recent years, O'Keefe has pivoted from shoddy hits on liberal social organizations toward something approximating media reporting.
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Almost like taking Amtrak, but with no tickets, a lot more privacy, more comfort, and less shoddy Wifi.
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Furthermore, failure to honor these contracts underscores the state's shoddy business practices and worsens its poor fiscal health.
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From the late 1990s until at least 2014, they funded deniers who spun false tales of shoddy science.
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"While the shoddy implementation suggests an amateurish actor, the profile of its targets are above average," he said.
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Federal regulation of any consumer product should focus on predatory marketing and eliminating shoddy products from the market.
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The two towns hit hardest by the floods — Mandra and Nea Peramos — are known to have shoddy infrastructure.
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Officials have scolded residents for using shoddy water heaters that lack fans and piping to expel carbon monoxide.
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Last weekend, he attacked Albert Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos, as a "shoddy democrat" for his uncompromising stance.
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"If an item's been repaired or refurbished, it may have been a shoddy repair job," said Mr. Edwards.
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It was all about a calendar and, thus, the presentment of articles of impeachment was shoddy and incomplete.
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Shoddy construction or a poorly managed condo or hotel property, for example, could be catastrophic for a brand.
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Successive governments have failed to address the risks posed by aging buildings and shoddy construction, leaving millions vulnerable.
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Nearly everyone seems angry about connectivity issues: sluggish, unreliable Wi-Fi, spotty cell coverage or shoddy broadband service.
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The confirmation about Papadopoulos is "the most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo," Schiff said Saturday.
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But I'm not convinced that fan service is entirely to blame for The Rise of Skywalker's shoddy storytelling.
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The disasters have shocked and saddened Brazilians and have highlighted the country's shoddy infrastructure and poor emergency response.
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Shoddy reporting about the bill from some of the usual suspects furnishes at least part of the answer.
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His medical license was suspended in 2016 by Indiana regulators who cited shoddy record-keeping and substandard patient monitoring.
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What caused it is unknown, but shoddy maintenance, a minuscule budget and years of neglect have taken their toll.
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The remedy for a shoddy investigation is for the investigators to do the work they previously failed to complete.
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Perhaps most important, these countries also have shoddy public-health systems, especially in war zones such as northern Nigeria.
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The budget airline's boss has belatedly tried to improve its image as the butt of jokes about shoddy service.
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I maxed out my credit cards due to shoddy insurance that didn't cover the doctors I needed to see.
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The company will continue to make non-shoddy products and to put its sensors into factories, homes and cars.
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Jokes aside, most of the publicized battery fiascos of the last few years were the result of shoddy design.
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Nintendo's consoles don't lend themselves to home repairs, and having such a shoddy screen feels like a huge oversight.
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When it's tired, we're less focused; we give in to temptation and make shoddy decisions that hurt us later.
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And the "write now, think later" mantra of online news outlets does often lead to mistakes and shoddy reporting.
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The combination of around-the-clock fluorescent lighting, shoddy electrical set-ups, and on-hand pesticides can be deadly.
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The mishandling of the evidence by police and shoddy forensic collections created a distrust of the LAPD, Clark said.
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A few men also chimed in, pointing out why Phillip's shoddy, unsolicited opinion came from a place of privilege.
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Establishments with shoddy service have to change their ways—or fold—when faced with a barrage of online complaints.
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Although the internet access was shoddy, Tassone kept in touch with Webster when he could while fighting in Syria.
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AtGames had previously built the shoddy Sega Genesis Flashback, so hopefully this system will be better than that version.
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Despite their shoddy production values, the movies soon competed easily against the foreign movies also being sold on VHS.
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The Russians called the panel's research methods shoddy and had earlier warned its leader that the conclusion was unacceptable.
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There's just one problem: Their promise seems just about as authentic as the shoddy digital graphics in their ad.
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That was the case in which 17,000 shoddy mortgages were sold in 2008 to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Shoddy grips and flimsy half-baked shutter buttons and special apps are needed to work — I've seen them all.
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In nearby Dring Street and the shoddy bars of Breck Hill, he imagined her, a different woman, drinking heavily.
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Instead, it blamed shoddy oversight and negligence by urban management and industrial safety agencies in the Shenzhen municipal government.
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So, the way these cards are in their foil, they were just never printed like this; it's quite shoddy.
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The system had failed Ward as it had failed Williamson, by relying on shoddy evidence and the men's dreams.
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According to InstallsBuyer, Tessa883 kept making excuses for the shoddy customer service, and for not dealing with the problem.
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According to the Chronicle, the shoddy packaging job included some small cat hairs on one of the shipping labels.
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Unlike shoddy spam email campaigns, the messages from the scammers will generally be free of spelling or grammar mistakes.
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Children's educations are too important to interrupt, and many students who attend shoddy schools may never experience a catastrophe.
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Beyond a fine, McWilliams said shoddy cyber defenses could force regulators to downgrade their ratings on bank management teams.
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Instead, the group obtained a stretch limousine, which was in shoddy condition, Ms. McGowan told her friend, Melissa Healey.
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Small wonder then that many of the country's roads and transit systems are somewhere between shoddy and falling apart.
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They're also very shoddy, not even up to the standards of the conspiracy theorist's classic red string–filled corkboard.
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Ultimately, the significance she draws from its shoddy writing and abhorrent ideas is that language is a powerful force.
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But these bots were shoddy: the user names were random strings of numbers, and the bio sections were empty.
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But once the games were underway, dramatic sporting events — along with NBC's routinely shoddy coverage thereof — took center stage.
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" French philosopher Michel Foucault, likewise, commented in an interview that "Every shoddy erotic fantasy is now attributed to Nazism.
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But when patients arrive, it turns out that the services provided are shoddy, if they even exist at all.
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Carrying two terrible loans I didn't understand, I somehow bought a shoddy '70s ranch house on the edge of Portland.
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Ironically, "Comic Relief" simulates the setting of an office waiting room, complete with a shoddy lamp and magazines for reading.
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Bringing out the truth about the shoddy study, "Took more time than actual research projects that we had," he said.
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If the causes of these shoddy intellectual habits mostly lie beyond the campus, so, the authors argue, do the consequences.
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"Service delivery" protests over the shoddy provision of electricity and basic sanitation regularly see major highways barricaded with burning tyres.
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Less than a year later, in July 2017, the agency alerted doctors of the shoddy TriMoxi injections prepared by Guardian.
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In 2013, a Senate report described the centers' intelligence as as "oftentimes shoddy, rarely timely, sometimes endangering citizens' civil liberties."
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Goldberg and Albini say the preparation of the stem cells was likely shoddy, and the injections may have been contaminated.
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How could the Pentagon supply tens of millions of shoddy weapons to Afghani troops fighting Al Qaeda and the Taliban?
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The track star-fast 2012 version of RG3 has been permanently taken from us due to FedEx Field's shoddy surfaces.
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"Allen pulls out this shoddy U. Penn report"—the one from 2001—and "thumps the table with it," he recalls.
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Those who make it to Libya or Algeria then step aboard overcrowded, shoddy boats that head out across the Mediterranean.
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This notion has been criticized for minimizing the actual artistic achievements of indigenous people and for simply being shoddy history.
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Unfortunately, the NECC case is not the only tragic outbreak to result from shoddy preparation at under-regulated compounding facilities.
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Have you tried to accept the parts you can't change (like the open office set-up or the shoddy internet)?
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"As a result of the lack of support, attempts to exploit the apparently shoddy security were not prevented," Mook said.
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" Aden said clinics are closing for two reasons: "Shoddy substandard providers that cannot comply with reasonable health and safety regulations.
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Earlier this month, a modder discovered the shoddy xenomorph AI was due to a typo in the game's code. Woops.
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That means the FRC will probably continue to rely on "naming and shaming" to call out only averagely shoddy work.
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Indeed, so many drones had crashed in the area that the Georgians had taken to snickering at their shoddy construction.
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Musk has been pushing Tesla to cut costs, but fixing poor-quality cars and shoddy after-sales service requires investment.
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The Obama administration tried to address this problem by steering federal contracts away from companies that provided shoddy loan servicing.
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It was a brief and shoddy shuffling of superficies by Sharmishta Chakrabarti, former director of the human rights group Liberty.
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In Nigeria, Chinese projects have been dogged by accusations of corruption, poor decision-making, and in some cases shoddy construction.
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Many use shoddy and inaccurate paperwork to pursue legally flawed cases, she wrote in a 2014 report about the practices.
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They're my old party shoes from college, and you can absolutely tell they've frequented many a bar and shoddy fraternity.
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To earn back employees' trust, leaders must first ensure that employees don't feel like helpless victims blamed for shoddy performance.
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Mr. Frazier and his colleagues determined that Mr. Cochran, who was known as Bo, had been convicted on shoddy evidence.
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In addition to the shoddy pitching, the Yankees were hurt by mental errors by two of their young infield prospects.
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In other words, postmodernism, like any body of thought, is shot through with bad ideas, absurd claims, and shoddy thinkers.
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The explanation given to the school seemed shoddy, so the school employed legal counsel to help sort the matter out.
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The university goes through a big show investigating it, exonerates the harassers, and has to be shown up for shoddy investigations.
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The few rockets and mortars the fighters possessed were old and shoddy, lacked the correct fuzes, and often failed to detonate.
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Those opposed to such "preprints" argue that they allow shoddy work to proliferate because it has not yet been peer-reviewed.
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But those fields' defenders say that the hoax illustrates a far broader problem: that many disciplines are peppered with shoddy scholarship.
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JumpStart also lets you connect with other people playing the game, but it does a shoddy job of building a community.
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But in 2013 that hope was quashed by a Supreme Court ruling that stood out for its shoddy writing and reasoning.
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Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber released a humorously shoddy green screen video for their joint single, "I Don't Care" on Friday.
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It's a shoddy example of Apple rushing to fix a critical issue and not taking the time to test it properly.
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In the 1990s Panipat mill owners bought discarded Italian machinery from Prato designed to make cheap shoddy yarn from recycled wool.
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But it has a reputation as a rogue donor: stories abound of shoddy projects, low environmental standards and mistreatment of workers.
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If critics want to decry shoddy headlines, the internet has offered alternative culprits: "evasive voice" goes well with "active" and "passive".
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Critics, including Murakami, say the system protects boards at the expense of shareholders, leading to poor returns and shoddy corporate governance.
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Under Obama, the Justice Department aimed to hold banks accountable for shoddy securities that contributed to the U.S. housing market collapse.
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The Russian government has denied involvement in the attack and has accused British officials of conducting a biased and shoddy investigation.
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In general, the pressure to get funding creates incentives for researchers to use shoddy methods and overstate what they can do.
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You can make the argument that Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal is an illustration of Donald Trump's shoddy and unprofessional presidential campaign.
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Tufts is either right or it expelled an innocent student on shoddy evidence four months before she was set to graduate.
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While some genres might use a good story to gloss over shoddy mechanics, I'm not sure that'd sell in a platformer.
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The DeVos debacle—like the Melania Trump mess—says more about the shoddy, slapdash culture surrounding this president than anything else.
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Veterans deserve better than the shoddy and inconsistent service the VA has doled out, at ever higher cost, in recent years.
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The things that cause burnout – from overwork and shoddy management to a lack of recognition – would likely persist in socialist systems.
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Most of the breaches today are the result of shoddy security over years or sometimes decades, coming back to haunt them.
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Shoddy fielding again by San Francisco allowed Milwaukee to tie the game 2-2 with another unearned run in the fifth.
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Earlier this month, Chinese regulators vowed to step up cooperation with local law enforcement to stamp out counterfeits and shoddy goods.
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They point to unscrupulous builders who erect shoddy structures in crowded areas and pay off officials to look the other way.
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Among the findings, the grand jury zeroed on the problems with how some of the shoddy programs were being marketed online.
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Faulty handiwork can cause serious injury or ruin a gun if a shoddy bullet jams or if a weapon is defective.
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Many Russians lived in overcrowded communal apartments, and they were elated to move into their own nook, however tiny or shoddy.
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This may help explain why the bills to repeal Obamacare and overhaul the tax code have been so shoddy and incoherent.
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Tuesday's suit contends that the Trump administration's justification for revisiting the Obama rules was shoddy and lacked a strong scientific rationale.
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Turnaround plans had gone nowhere, a result of near-constant worker walkouts, shoddy craftsmanship, disaffected managers and a convoluted corporate structure.
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Probably your wife or your neighbor would see it for what it is, you know, probably a shoddy piece of workmanship.
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Like Mr. Blankenship, convicted this year of violating mine safety standards, Mr. Justice has also been accused of shoddy mine management.
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But recently top tech companies have drawn criticism from users, competitors and consumer groups over shoddy data collection and sharing practices.
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The state-regulated fares are too low to pay for the maintenance of buses shaken to bits on Khartoum's shoddy roads.
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"No American political institution is more visible than the convention, or more often visibly shoddy," the constitutional scholar Alexander Bickel admitted.
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After all, nobody connected well against Chapman, who allowed two infield hits and walked two (one intentionally) amid some shoddy defense.
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This is the brain trust that is supposed to backstop Trump's lack of personal knowledge, and their work is, frankly, shoddy.
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The broad message of the exhibition seems to be that do-it-yourself doesn't have to mean making something sloppy or shoddy.
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There are no trimmings to disguise a shoddy product or user experience — unless, of course, startup minimalism has become that very trimming.
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Gooi also slammed the police investigation as shoddy and lopsided, saying Aisyah would not have been charged if the probe was objective.
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For years shoddy teaching has favoured urban children whose parents can afford to send them to cramming schools or to study abroad.
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When she's not drawling her way through some confrontation or other, she's using increasingly shoddy stoner logic to plan her next move.
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In his experience, the result is shoddy translation or outright nonsense, a disaster for the edition's credibility as a source of information.
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They also hope lawmakers will designate more funds to fix shoddy infrastructure and to support school counselors, nurses, social workers, and psychologists.
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Unbeknownst to its customers until public reports later exposed its shoddy practices, SolarCity suffered from "a quality assurance problem," the lawsuit alleges.
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Complaints over shoddy electricity and water installation at the site had prompted some national teams to boycott the park earlier this week.
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He should consider stepping aside temporarily to let an independent reform committee take over the I.A.A.F. and rebuild its shoddy governance structure.
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In this telling, every shoddy narrative trope the stories employ, every pompous speech about deductive reasoning, is as insufferable as it seems.
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Chinese consumers are unusually alert to safety issues following an avalanche of scandals over shoddy or fake food, medicines and other goods.
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Among the ships docked in Lagos many display obviously shoddy security—large gaps in the razor wire, for example, rendering it useless.
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Yet buyers will need to dig below the surface to find the real deal breakers, including shoddy construction and unreported property damage.
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The New York Times reported in April allegations of shoddy production practices at the South Carolina plant where the 787 is made.
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WATCH THIS: Olympic Athletes Complain About Shoddy Living Conditions in Rio The lodging scene will also have you jumping a few hurdles.
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Even in a super-connected world "you don't want to be surrounded by shoddy devices which are cheaply built," says Mr Peylo.
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Saikawa said he felt his responsibility lay in fixing the shoddy corporate governance at Nissan first, and continuing to lead its operations.
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Google willingly fixed these whoppers, explaining that it had not authored them—that the mistakes had been automatically extracted from shoddy websites.
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In Daysy's case, it's lucky a researcher happened to stumble across the company's shoddy science and decided to speak up about it.
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All of that could be chalked up to just shoddy writing on one of the dumbest plots ever on Game of Thrones.
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You'll never be able to drink steamed milk again without picturing our barista's vicious eye rolls and shoddy stick-and-poke tattoos.
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The town failed to provide a high return on investment and spent too much on building shoddy local infrastructure, the reports said.
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Like all of Moment's existing lineup of lenses and cases, the new gear looks and feels well-made — not at all shoddy.
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In Thailand thousands of "sea slaves," held captive in shoddy fishing vessels, trawl for cheap forage fish used in canned pet food.
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They dance too freely (isn't everybody as self-conscious as me?), and they're weirdly not stressed out about the shoddy Wi-Fi.
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It didn't have anything to say, and unlike other horror media, its shoddy visuals meant scaring you was out of the question.
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Like a stage prop seen in close proximity, they reveal the shoddy material beneath the surface color and their potential for disintegration.
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When all else burns and America's shoddy capitalist scaffolding begins to collapse upon us, there will be pizza to keep us going.
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Bank of America on Monday won a reprieve from paying a $1.27 billion penalty over shoddy mortgages sold by its Countrywide arm.
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WeWork's WiFi security is so shoddy that it has been exposing tenants' sensitive data for years, a new report from CNET shows.
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Some described respiratory ailments and neurological disorders they blamed on poor water quality, sewage backups, water leaks, toxic soil and shoddy construction.
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" DEVIN NUNES, TOP REPUBLICAN ON THE HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE: "From the Russia hoax to this shoddy Ukrainian sequel, the Democrats got caught.
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Turns out it had lost connection to our shoddy Wi-Fi and was just letting us know, in its earsplitting, alarming way.
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This seems to have been shoddy at best on the IRS's part, though there's no evidence that Barack Obama himself was involved.
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I more or less knew what I was getting into, and couldn't resist the shoddy rock 'n' roll glamour of it all.
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"Fool for Love" (season 5, episode 7) At their worst, Buffy's flashback episodes are a minefield of shoddy wigs and terrible accents.
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Context: The rapidly growing city has suffered a number of building collapses due, in large part, to shoddy construction and lax oversight.
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The McDonald case — with its false statements, shoddy internal investigations and concealed evidence — is typical of how the department has historically operated.
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Shoddy construction is a big problem in Nairobi, which has a population approaching four million, half of whom live in substandard dwellings.
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The office used unfair and shoddy investigative procedures, and in some cases didn't interview the subjects of some complaints, the report said.
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Following the C.D.C.'s initial statement that the test was a false-positive, Mr. Hun Sen accused Malaysia of shoddy lab work.
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And given Washington's shoddy record in Indian Country, it's unlikely that such an advisory role would translate to meaningful tribal co-management.
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Cardi may have a point about the subway's shoddy conditions, though: Just 4 percent of the state's estimated budget goes toward transportation.
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A controversial study claimed teens abruptly change genders due to peer pressure — but a scathing new critique found the study used shoddy science.
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This is not to say that Facebook and Google shouldn't try to improve their shoddy records on privacy, or rebuild trust with users.
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The lawsuit accuses Tesla of having untrained workers putting up shoddy installations and showing "utter incompetence or callousness, or both," court papers said.
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In some litigation, Deutsche Bank is accused of acts that took place several years ago, including selling shoddy mortgages before the financial crisis.
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After some shoddy Chelsea clearance, Sanchez came up with what was basically an arching pass to himself and slotted it past the keeper.
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The shares are up 150 percent over four years as it tackled a reputation for shoddy services and wooed higher-paying business passengers.
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NASA has lost track of a "significant" number of historic items related to spaceflight due to shoddy management, according to a new report.
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But then someone does some digging and uncovers a bunch of crooked numbers and shoddy business practices, and it all comes crashing down.
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When this insurance regime interacts with Detroit's high rates of car theft and the shoddy state of Michigan's roads, a death spiral ensues.
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But for Overeem and Arlovski it is their acknowledgement of their shoddy ability to absorb power that has caused the truly awful performances.
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The Federal Trade Commission brought its first successful case against an online company for buying fake Amazon reviews to sell a shoddy product.
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Despite their intended use in urban areas, their shoddy construction and tiny wheels seem ill-equipped to handle aging, bombed-out city streets.
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And federal prosecutors only sought a portion of the overall revenue Countrywide made from the sale of shoddy mortgages to Fannie and Freddie.
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Properties in those neighborhoods, however, likely need more work, and that is why more potential buyers could be at risk of shoddy flips.
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"It's the definition of shoddy work," said Schaible, who added that the new work was done by Everett, Washington-based Aviation Technical Services.
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Even though the clip of the performance is a shoddy cell-phone video, it's easy to tell that the performance was pretty stunning.
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Iraq and Afghanistan have seen concerns regarding hundreds of millions of questionably spent dollars and billions of dollars with shoddy or missing paperwork.
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Here is some really shoddy Google Translating: When the now Royals third baseman began to earn their own money bought the roosters wanted.
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In a recent survey, the top complaint by Chinese consumers was poor food safety and the next biggest grouse was shoddy health care.
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Grace Poe, a senator and prominent advocate for improving the Philippines' notoriously shoddy transport services, said the regulator's order was "cruel and absurd".
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The deals highlight the Justice Department's efforts to hold European banks accountable for shoddy securities that contributed to the U.S. housing market collapse.
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They created a whole new class of millionaires called the Shoddy Aristocracy because they weren't old money, but they were brand new money.
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He intuited that Clinton had no intent to place national security in jeopardy via her shoddy handling of classified information, therefore, no crime.
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Vast sums of money were poured into high-yield debt, allowing even some companies with shoddy balance sheets to borrow at reasonable rates.
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But even more infuriating than the fact that Alex had been written out of the show is the shoddy way it was executed.
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It's a sign of dysfunction that the fate of the world economy is partly predicated on the passage of a shoddy tax bill.
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Neighbors returned to shoddy construction in 1803, and by the early 2180s, two-thirds of the neighborhood was bought out by the city.
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Federal loan servicers have for years faced accusations and lawsuits over collection tactics that critics have said are often shoddy and sometimes illegal.
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If you're working from home: Tech issues like shoddy Wi-Fi, low-quality video calls and uncomfortable work stations can make life hard.
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Mr. Denslow, the technician, said many apps relied on an internet connection, so a shoddy Wi-Fi router might be the real bottleneck.
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In dissent, he stressed not only the searched student's constitutional claims, but also the shoddy lesson in civil rights that the episode imparted.
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They speak with rage about the shoddy levee system: It was the Army Corps's failure, not the 2005 hurricane, that flooded the city.
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Evidence like empty beer bottles had been cleared from the scene, along with DNA, whether on purpose or because of shoddy police work.
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No more relying on Gogo Inflight or [insert airline name here]'s shoddy on-flight entertainment service to keep you occupied while airborne.
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A preliminary report found shoddy oversight and mismanagement, creating a system ripe for financial waste and abuse at City University of New York.
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Today, the legacy of segregation in the Central Valley reverberates underground, through old pipes, dry wells and soil tainted by shoddy septic systems.
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The weird, wild and low-wage world of MTurk, as it is known, "is a sloppy, shoddy free-for-all," Andy Newman writes.
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The consumer bureau's lawsuit portrays a company with shoddy technical systems that were wholly inadequate for the duties the company needed to handle.
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Making you the perpetual afterthought, especially in response to a sibling's death, is just shoddy behavior by the head(s) of your family.
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He said it was possible that screwing the lightbulb had caused the spark, and "suspect" and "shoddy electrical wiring" was potentially at fault.
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Plus, the House managers have done such a shoddy job of uncovering and presenting that nothing that this entire exercise is a travesty.
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Online, some protesters joked that Lam was always late, comparing her to a shoddy internet browser that takes forever to load a page.
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The Justice Department held Deutsche and other European banks accountable for the shoddy securities that contributed to the United States housing market collapse.
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Skeptics also worry that there wouldn't be any accountability for insurers that engage in shoddy business practices if state regulations are stripped away.
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In April, The New York Times detailed allegations of shoddy work and flawed quality control at the factory that threatened to compromise safety.
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It's actually fairly important for the thrift store shelves to have some stuff on them that is, well, kind of shoddy-looking. Why?
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Plus, Trachtenberg isn't as sure-footed when it comes time to mount some alien-destroying spectacle and lean on some shoddy computer effects.
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Italian newspaper La Repubblica said local prosecutors have opened an investigation to determine whether shoddy construction was the cause of some building collapses.
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The art and writing are crude and shoddy, the violence is beyond gratuitous, and the depiction of Muslims is callous in the extreme.
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Mexico's shoddy procedures bedevil infrastructure projects of all descriptions, including line 12 of Mexico City's metro and a planned drainage tunnel for the capital.
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As we previously reported, Kinsman sued FSU claiming the university ran a shoddy investigation in an effort to keep Winston on the football team.
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The nature of a banking crisis is you probably won't have one in any given year, regardless of how shoddy your regulatory framework is.
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But between shoddy stats and legal troubles, Tidal no longer appears to be offering a better solution to the problems artists are still facing.
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At first, Yury Scherbakov thought the cracks appearing in a wall he had installed in his two-room flat were caused by shoddy workmanship.
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But based on McCaskill's report and other investigations, that kind of shoddy behavior has continued — likely making America's deadliest drug overdose epidemic even worse.
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But that may be where legal norms are headed, given that companies like Uber and Anthem have been sued for allegedly shoddy cybersecurity regimes.
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We've already seen shoddy USB-C cables kill laptops, and there are countless reports of fake chargers leading to fires or even exploding phones.
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Syncing to your phone now just requires Bluetooth and a seven-second press of the shutter button, rather than a shoddy QR code scan.
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According to the duo, this large discrepancy in reporting the extent of the water crisis was the result of shoddy methodology in previous studies.
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Back then they acquiesced on all manner of conventions, not just the paltry coupons they were being offered by companies with shoddy financial prospects.
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Combine this damage with a territory that had shoddy infrastructure to begin with, and you've got the devastation we now see in Puerto Rico.
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Cheap plastic, shoddy joints, and strange faces aside, Star Wars toys of all shapes and varieties keep consumers coming back to the toy store.
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The good cables that quickly and effectively charge your device will look just like the shoddy off-brand cables flooding Amazon and other markets.
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Rather than competing on price, in a marketplace steeped in counterfeit goods and shoddy service, JD has focussed on developing a reputation for dependability.
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After locating a shoddy bit of clearance, Dos Santos positively lit this ball up on the volley to send it screaming into the net.
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It's easy to forget that amid this shoddy and outright dangerous housing are school age children who are supposed to be getting an education.
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Mr. Good had been looking into shoddy sewer pipe construction and possible payoffs in 1978, when the Weinberg memo turned up on his desk.
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Indeed, the trial reinforced the Capitol's shoddy reputation for ethics, something Mr. Cuomo promised to fix when he first ran for governor in 2010.
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A lawsuit filed this month accused the company of shoddy construction work on a temporary bridge it built at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport.
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However, with shoddy internet and small payouts for drivers, it may be hard for rural communities to embrace ride-hailing the way cities do.
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Many of those artists, particularly black ones in genres like blues and R&B, were further exploited through shoddy bookkeeping and questionable business practices.
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But the plants, which have yet to be completed, are only partially operational because of frequent breakdowns — the result of shoddy construction, experts say.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Outrage mounted at government officials in Nigeria on Thursday over a deadly school building collapse and a shoddy rescue effort that followed.
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Also, the frustration of using a shoddy garden hose ranks up there with multiple paper cuts and burned out bulbs on holiday light strands.
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Human Rights Watch accused the police of using the computer crimes law to stop people from questioning their "shoddy investigation" of the rape case.
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The software industry uses licensing agreements to try to exempt itself from the sort of liability that attaches to firms that ship shoddy goods.
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His vaunted Tennessee Valley Authority put white employees in a "model village" of 500 homes, while blacks endured "shoddy barracks" far from their jobs.
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They don't have electricity and phone service is shoddy; the roads are terrible and treacherous, so the news is slow to reach the village.
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The letter, written before Thursday's event, said that his views were offensive and based on shoddy scholarship and that they should not be legitimized.
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Shoddy reproductions of her work along with setbacks to women's roles in 18th- and 19th-century Europe resulted in her efforts being largely forgotten.
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" They are trying to determine whether Swan's performances qualify as camp, especially his shoddy onstage attempt to perform his famous dance "A Hero Slain.
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Under former President Barack Obama, the Justice Department aimed to hold banks accountable for shoddy securities that contributed to the U.S. housing market collapse.
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"We will not do anything low-level, you will never see the phones or TV shoddy with the brand Steve Jobs," they told Business Insider.
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While you can't control the shoddy security practices of major corporations, you can minimize the risk of your private information getting into the wrong hands.
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If you buy cheap off-brand electronics from a shoddy factory in Asia, they may have poorly-designed lithium-ion batteries that can catch fire.
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Together, these women have worked hard to tear down shoddy critiques of breastfeeding in public and have lifted each other up when they felt overwhelmed.
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Now, they've lawyered up against the pharmacy that mixed the drug, the company that allegedly designed the shoddy recipe, and the clinics that injected it.
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From blacklisting debt-defaulters the system could be expanded a bit, say, to keep track of companies that sell poisoned milk or build shoddy houses.
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A growing collection of public documents show some inside Takata acknowledging, and sometimes trying to draw attention to, shoddy manufacturing processes and manipulated test data.
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Decades later, east Europeans freed from the shoddy scarcity of the planned economy drove hundreds of miles to newly opened outlets in Moscow and Warsaw.
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Shoddy infrastructure means that, although on paper the country has 50m consumers, in reality only about half of them can be reached easily by road.
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In max, the only activities offered to inmates are a library and a shoddy exercise class — even if Linda's (Beth Dover) PolyCon video says otherwise.
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The dedicated Shows carousel should also help the premium content rise above the news publisher clickbait and shoddy user generated content currently stuffed into Discover.
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From her first scene, L3 makes clear that she's outraged by the shoddy treatment of droids, and committed to the cause of righting that wrong.
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They hypothesized that males with shoddy burrows used the tactic to prevent the females from leaving them for a crab with a better stereo system.
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One thing I gleaned from your book is that a big problem in our justice system, from death penalty cases on down, is shoddy lawyering.
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Manufacturers even successfully lobbied Congress to allow the purchase of cotton from the Confederacy to replace the shoddy uniforms they were making for Union troops.
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Why doesn't the administration worry that these tools will be used against the deregulatory efforts that rely upon shoddy science that it has engaged in?
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On substance, Haberman, Sherman, and other critics are absolutely right: Wolff is a shoddy, dishonest journalist and his book has to be read with suspicion.
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While sometimes these issues (which aren't exclusive to Apple) are simply the result of shoddy product and iffy chipsets, the biggest culprit is usually interference.
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Instead, he'll likely be remembered for enabling an incompetent, scandal-plagued, norm-destroying administration, in part by rushing shoddy pieces of legislation through the House.
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These regulations rest on disputed and shoddy claims about porn harming marriages, leading teens down a path of risky behavior, and even causing erectile dysfunction.
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If you cut corners, took shortcuts, or tried to build something with shoddy integrity this retrograde may have forced you back to the drawing board.
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The recent controversy surrounding the shoddy condition of the athletes' accommodation at the Olympic Village spiralled when the Australian delegation initially refused to move in.
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The case is part of a Justice Department crackdown on financial companies for shoddy mortgage loans that helped fuel the U.S. housing and financial crises.
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Many people dropped out of Build It Back, New York City's largest post-Sandy assistance program, because of delays, paperwork issues, and shoddy construction work.
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From June 1 the FRC can levy fines above 10 million pounds for seriously shoddy work, compared with a previous high of 6.5 million pounds.
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But if you want the best outcome, go ahead and use some tact when it comes to sending back that shoddy drink we made you.
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The promise that they could be upgraded or replaced over time was never fulfilled; the original and occasionally very shoddy materials are still in place.
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To his opponents, the rebuttal study was support for their case that Wielgus was biased and doing shoddy work in the service of his prejudice.
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CreditCreditMary Ann Smith Nobody ever intends to hire a shoddy contractor, but it often doesn't take much for a home renovation project to go awry.
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Several hackers have targeted the industry with the goal of exposing what they think is an unethical line of business that employs shoddy security practices.
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Mr. Cuomo, who effectively controls the authority and who has been heavily criticized for the subway's shoddy performance, has scapegoated the agency in recent months.
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The move is in line with Geely's ambitions to build more up-market cars and throw off its reputation for copycat designs and shoddy quality.
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A few months earlier, a party official in a neighboring ward was shot dead near his home after exposing the shoddy quality of public housing.
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Many Chinese suppliers will send over screenshots of certifications, but all too often those are blurred or bear the hallmarks of a shoddy Photoshop job.
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The Federal Reserve planned to impose tough sanctions on the San Francisco-based bank for years of misconduct and the shoddy governance that allowed it.
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One particular Amazon buyer has encountered minor issues like shoddy external craftsmanship, but most complaints, which there aren't a lot of, are defective stock-related.
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"The Simpsons" was lampooning Apple's underwhelming Newton — the iPhone's ancient ancestor — that had just been released, and included shoddy handwriting recognition, according to Fast Company.
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He shows how secret and shoddy air pollutions studies have been used to justify regulations that cost workers and consumers tens of billions of dollars.
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However, when they delivered the $100,000 -- the first payment of the $1 million deal -- all they received was shoddy information on Trump and his associates.
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Pilots and union leaders raised additional concerns surrounding shoddy training standards, fatigue and overwork, poor morale, and below-industry pay as contributing to safety risks.
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There, the spread of H.I.V., the virus that causes the blood-borne disease, had been attributed to shoddy facilities that bought blood from poor farmers.
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Meanwhile, the city would end the stopgap use of hotel rooms and the private apartments known as "cluster sites," which are notoriously shoddy and unsafe.
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Still, despite each slight, and indignity, and losing streak, the Knicks have been upbeat and reserved, directing most of their disgust at their shoddy defense.
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His conservative policies, like the work requirements and a rollback of Obamacare's contraception rules, have been held up in the courts over shoddy legal theory.
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The main difference, perhaps, between a supposedly good parent and a poor one—like that between good and shoddy work—is continually renewed, redoubled effort.
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One of its themes is the way Florida can unmoor you and make you reach for shoddy, off-the-shelf solutions to your psychic unease.
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In December, Reuters reported widespread instances of shoddy construction and safety hazards in new housing units private companies, including Balfour Beatty, built on U.S. bases.
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It happened in the shoddy little one-room apartment I'd been renting week to week with my husband in Longmont, Colorado—Boulder's poorer, browner neighbor.
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But it's borderline insulting to be asked to maintain that suspension with the shoddy dialogue and structure in the first third of Far From Home.
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I've been wanting to replay Secret of Mana properly for years now, since the shoddy iOS version made me chuck my iPhone across the room.
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Without a clear benchmark brand, a proliferation of cheaper knock-offs and a dangerous lack of manufacturing standards made distinguishing safe hoverboards from shoddy ones difficult.
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They don't fit well, their sound quality leaves much to be desired, and if they haven't already broken, they're so shoddy that they probably will soon.
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Chris Sale shut down Kansas City's offense, and the visiting Red Sox took advantage of a shoddy Royals defense in Boston's 8-0 victory Wednesday night.
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In Bangladesh, shoddy, unregulated building construction abounds, and heavy industries, power plants and structures at natural gas sites would likely be destroyed, the study's authors said.
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The Verge went to the Illinois metropolis last week to try it out ourselves, and while the speeds were certainly blazing fast, coverage was terribly shoddy.
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She worried about the shoddy quality of many of the hand-stitched garments, and helped the firm's engineers to design mechanisms to do the job better.
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But outside the Gulf, where it competes with STARZ, digital infrastructure is mostly too shoddy, incomes too low and mobile data too pricey for similar schemes.
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A New York state appeals court on Thursday revived claims against Morgan Stanley over $140 million in losses suffered by investors in shoddy mortgage-backed securities.
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There was no shortage of complaints about Apple's refreshed, 2016 MacBook Pro line, be it shoddy battery life or absence of any ports besides USB-C.
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A shoddy law passed by Congress that claims to promote "internet openness" would be infinitely more difficult to overturn than rules put forth by the FCC.
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Dave Chappelle is angry at a headline that suggests he's in Trump's corner and he believes the media outlet in question is guilty of shoddy journalism.
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The program for the Democracy Matters 17 summit, obtained by the New Republic, shows that his budding Koch imitation is being built on a shoddy foundation.
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The production may have been shoddy, but the timing of its release was provocative, coming the day before the re-inauguration of Yoweri Museveni as president.
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Apart from a broad dislike of Mr Zuma's leadership, for many voters the government's shoddy provision of basic services was the decisive issue of this election.
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The web became a dazzling hellscape of shoddy Garfield memes, content remixes designed to make us laugh as we slog through the collective project of living.
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Even at the height of the Veterans Administration scandal, which led to some deaths because of shoddy care, less than 1 percent of workers were fired.
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Britons may have forgotten the 1970s, but one reason for contracting-out was that public-sector roads, services and hospital-building were often shoddy and wasteful.
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But the problems in executing them are legion: money, corruption, tangled bureaucracy, shoddy construction and a lack of enforcement of national regulations at the local level.
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The preliminary deal with Deutsche was made public before Christmas as U.S. probes of other European banks over the shoddy securities also came to a head.
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The government is in trouble for scrambling in secret, once it learned of the shoddy lab testing, to come up with a strategy to save itself.
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Good morning, We start today with updates from devastating bombings in Sri Lanka, claims of shoddy production at Boeing and the results of the Ukrainian election.
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The case of Ms. Mo also brought attention to shoddy construction and lax safety at many residential buildings in China, another concern of middle-class families.
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The trip came amidst increasing concerns about shoddy construction of infrastructure, rapidly rising levels of debt of African countries, and corrupt autocrats benefitting from foreign investment.
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"She knew well the man she married: that he was no arbiter of moral fortitude, that he had a shoddy track record with fidelity," writes Bennett.
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Ship was caught in a tropical storm Barnette said the real causes of the Cotopaxi's doom were much more mundane -- negligence, shoddy maintenance and bad weather.
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Buildings collapse often in Nigeria because of endemic corruption, with contractors using substandard materials and bribing inspectors to ignore shoddy work or a lack of permits.
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Underserved by shoddy public transport and local infrastructure, both experience "relative geographical isolation" which leaves inhabitants feeling "disconnected from wider parts of the country," Jennings said.
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But the construction was shoddy, with numerous leaks, she said, and the landlord was unresponsive, so four years later, in 210, she moved to East Harlem.
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After leaving early last season due to a knee injury, RuPaul immediately invited her back to season ten so she could compete without a shoddy limb.
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Locals, however, did some sleuthing of their own to locate the original image, and have found that Hubert apparently simply pulled an incredibly shoddy Photoshop job.
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For those who can find one, it means little if they can't afford it or if the care is so shoddy that they can't trust it.
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" Additionally, tweets Crabapple, "The purpose of these new rules is to force families of prisoners to buy overpriced, shoddy crap from a few politically connected vendors.
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It also includes fraudulent treatment centers, which attract customers with promises of treatment for their addiction and then offer shoddy, ineffective services — if any at all.
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Cars are meant to go here, walkers there, cyclists in that shoddy excuse for a bike path—yet no one's that great at staying in their lane.
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For media nerds who didn't like leaving the house — and who also didn't mind the often shoddy video quality of Netflix's early streaming platform — it was heaven.
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We looked at several previously hyped gadgets that have never made it to market, many of which are based on shoddy science, nonexistent technology and misleading claims.
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For years, he and other lab members routinely discussed turning shoddy data into studies with the explicit goal of getting media coverage, as BuzzFeed News has reported.
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Instead of those shoddy, carpeted towers that throw off your home's Feng Shui, we found 10 of the artsiest cat trees that the internet has to offer.
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Moreover, given the government's history of shoddy supervision and mangled management of private information, individuals and business owners have every reason for apprehension related to data security.
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If we can't evaluate the claims of press releases, how can we evaluate the merits of studies (which aren't immune to shoddy methods and overhyped findings themselves)?
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Eventually, Twitter relented and banned Jones and Infowars permanently, but the whole episode made the company's internal decision-making and speech policies look shoddy, inconsistent, and aimless.
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But instead of addressing the issue of faulty batteries and shoddy electronics, it's instead created a bag that it claims will safely contain your hoverboard's inevitable meltdown.
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As Urbina reveals through interviews and leaked documents, the project has been plagued by horrific mismanagement by Southern Company: shoddy construction, lack of planning, lack of oversight.
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Granted, I couldn't try the Blade's general voice control or its Alexa integration given the copious amount of noise around us and the shoddy ballroom Wi-Fi.
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A teaser for Wednesday's episode showed Bee swimming in and out of focus in front of shoddy graphics before stopping the taping to address her remaining staff.
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Windows laptops tend to have shoddy trackpads and though the Yoga is better than most, it's so damn small that I often preferred using the touch screen.
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That's somewhat understandable, since GDPR didn't come into effect until 2018, and the program began in 2017; understandable, but not an excuse for potentially shoddy data protection.
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Defense Minister Jakke Valakivi urged drivers to make use of shoddy alternate routes and said military planes were only being used to transport people with urgent needs.
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For the young Chaudry, who believed Syed was innocent and the victim of a shoddy defense, this decision radically reoriented her understanding of the criminal justice system.
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Likely created in 1815, this automaton has had a rough life, enduring no less than five shoddy attempts to be fixed before Parmigiani Fleurier did it properly.
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The $100.2 million in fines are the toughest actions yet taken by the regulator as part of its campaign against what it sees as shoddy listing standards.
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The $27.8497 million in fines are the toughest actions yet taken by the regulator as part of its campaign against what it sees as shoddy listing standards.
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China's state-owned enterprises have many under-used factories that make cars, for example, but these are so shoddy that few people want to buy them abroad.
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An accurate way to describe him to a layperson would be as a shoddy facsimile of Trump: mean-spirited, racist, ill-informed, pathologically dishonest, and generally clownlike.
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Since childhood, I've had a really spotty, shoddy memory where I only remember fragments of things and sometimes I'll take two events and merge them into one.
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Heavy rains have led to building collapses in the past in poor neighborhoods of the Kenyan capital, which residents have usually blamed on shoddy or illegal construction.
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But the shoddy connection kept freezing, and the plucky hero eventually disappeared into a hazy cloud of belching smoke, as the generator he was using broke down.
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At this point, Hermann decides it doesn't matter who actually did started the riot – three people are going to decide who did it through a shoddy investigation.
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Although marred by pacing issues & some shoddy CG, the film still has enough creepy set-pieces & solid performances to make for an effective albeit formulaic conclusion. pic.twitter.
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But work done in the 1990s by builders advised by the Scottish government turned out to be shoddy, Sir Lachlan said, forcing a new round of repairs.
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Authorities said earlier this week they were investigating the company after reports that the platform was selling counterfeit and shoddy goods to its over 300 million users.
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I tried to write off the shoddy combat as simply being a bit loose and probably not something the game would focus on, but I was wrong.
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And the fact that Nepal, one of Asia's poorest nations and the site of most Everest climbs, has a long record of shoddy regulations, mismanagement and corruption.
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But in the decade since, the factory, which makes the 787 Dreamliner, has been plagued by shoddy production and weak oversight that have threatened to compromise safety.
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Soldiers fighting Boko Haram have complained of low food rations, shoddy equipment and no days off in more than a year, the local news media has reported.
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We exchanged business cards on the really shoddy pretense that since I work in digital learning and she works in tech, we should get drinks some time.
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Opposition parties said the pact was "shoddy" (the Liberal Democrats) and "grubby" (both Labour and the Scottish National Party) and called for its details to be publicized.
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The shoddy practices employed by Equifax to protect user data is what happens when you have a company that doesn't really serve those whose information it collects.
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Negotiations have begun for a possible monitoring agreement, but Mr. Sessions has indicated he thinks the report was shoddy, casting doubt on the prospect of a deal.
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The fault for that cannot possibly lie with its foundation of bigotry, its shoddy conception or the president's own sloppy and shifting characterizations of it over time.
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Their city was ill-equipped to help the many desperately poor and ill; housing was scarce and shoddy, creating disease-ridden slums more crowded than modern Mumbai.
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That's more than twice the government's estimate for catastrophic electric grid damage, which was made far worse by the shoddy state of utility infrastructure before the storm.
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If Facebook were as concerned about shoddy journalism as it is about offensive images, it would be devoting a lot more human resources to address the problem.
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Elsewhere in Europe, democracy often seems a joyless transaction in which voters are asked to endorse politicians' empty promises in exchange for benefit cuts and shoddy public services.
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After months of bad news for Trump, an inspector general's report revealed the degree to which former FBI Director James Comey 's leadership was shoddy and politically craven.
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In addition, Croman routinely engaged in illegal and shoddy construction in his rush to convert rent-regulated apartments into market-rate units, creating dangerous conditions, the lawsuit said.
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He also snagged Brian Campbell from the Chicago Blackhawks in a salary dump, and the 36-year-old has become an integral part of the team's shoddy defense.
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While customers are nudged to buy shoddy products, highlighted by an algorithm that can't detect nuances in review manipulation or customer sentiment in those reviews, Amazon still profits.
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Wonky controls and shoddy design could make or break the game's genre-blending appeal if it works better as a point-and-click game and not something more.
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But for years, the Food and Brand Lab massaged shoddy data into published, peer-reviewed studies in a brazen ploy for media coverage, as BuzzFeed News has reported.
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A series of scandals about everything from shoddy housing to out-of-date vaccines has led to public cynicism about companies and the government's ability to enforce rules.
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As in states that struck first, they're sharing images and stories of the consequences of austerity funding on their classrooms: decades-old textbooks, broken desks, and shoddy infrastructure.
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Shoddy vent grids covering an alarmingly hollow-sounding interior have been replaced with an innovative perforated vent design that is as fresh-looking as it is solid-feeling.
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She has her "procedure" done in a shoddy motel room by a woman who isn't very compassionate and only gives her a single hydrocodone for the severe pain.
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David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States, recently replied to a letter from Senators Claire McCaskill and Tom Carper regarding the Trump White House's shoddy record-keeping practices.
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Sure. But the photos the G6 took were mostly great, and I'd rather have good photos in a lower resolution than shoddy photos with tons of (ugly) pixels.
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The rebellion was a response to systemic injustices Black individuals had been grappling with in Detroit, including shoddy housing, poor job prospects, bad schools, and inadequate social services.
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But while the connection between mental illness and carrying out violent acts is shoddy, the research suggests that alcohol abuse is a very strong predictor of violent crimes.
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With this much public money on the line, monitoring how US tax dollars are spent in the recovery will be crucial to prevent waste, fraud, and shoddy work.
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For the decision makers and managers, this also can arm them with the skills to push back on shoddy work or where the data don't support the conclusions.
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Local people also say corrupt officials have siphoned off some funds meant for flood risk reduction projects and resulted in shoddy construction of embankments which are often breached.
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Last year, a jury found a Wisconsin dealer and its owner liable for the shooting of two police officers after testimony revealed how shoddy the screening practices were.
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And it will get worse if Washington survives this series, because teams like the Boston Celtics or Cleveland Cavaliers can expose defensive holes that Atlanta's shoddy offense hasn't.
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Still, even the rebellious authors seem reluctant to follow the philosophical logic to its grim conclusion – arguments based on such shoddy premises prove nothing and provide little insight.
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But even at the outset, construction went very slowly, thanks to a shortage in construction materials in the wake of World War I. The planning itself was shoddy.
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Home delivery, which Amazon and other e-commerce companies rely upon, is more difficult in Brazil due to shoddy highways, tricky state taxes and large-scale cargo robbery.
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Looking ahead, the fate of the order is unclear, given the shoddy track record of some of the judges who ignored the federal law authorizing the president's actions.
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Cramer argued that such major pitfalls should have been evident to GE's leadership, particularly its board of directors, who signed off on all of the company's shoddy transactions.
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That begat further legal action and court filings that revealed a litany of alleged problems: shoddy welds on the legs; "wrong" attachments between The Wheel and its base.
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The Cuban government maintains the exclusive right to import items to the island and at state-run hardware stores many building materials are overpriced, shoddy or simply nonexistent.
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But amid an avalanche of missed jumpers and shoddy passing, the Nets let their momentum slide as they shot 35 percent from the field in the third quarter.
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"Corruption is flourishing and nothing has changed," said Vladimir V. Makarichev, a war veteran who said he was upset with his shoddy treatment after being demobilized in May.
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Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, criticized the F.B.I. for failing to do enough in that inquiry, while Republicans accused agents of drumming up an investigation based on shoddy evidence.
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Something about its refusal to bow to convention—with its intentionally shoddy animation style and irreverent sense of humor—made it a perfect fit for the MTV generation.
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We spoke on television, wrote articles, acted as fixers for foreign journalists, helped humanitarian organizations document massacres and critiqued shoddy international news coverage of Yemen on social media.
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Between gangs, jungles, shoddy phone service and distrustful parents, the situation in Central America is incredibly complex as each and every one of these parents is tracked down.
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Besides shoddy methodology, OPM cost estimates do not include the cost of office space, telephones, supplies, and travel and per diem that federal employees use on official time.
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The construction firms that built a bridge that collapsed in Miami on Thursday have previously been accused and reprimanded for "shoddy work," according to the Miami New Times.
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With the war of words already heating back up weeks before the end of the year, Trump's critics are blaming him for what they describe as shoddy diplomacy.
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"This is a shoddy commission, and the stakes are high," said Kristen Clarke, the president of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a voter advocacy group.
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The vast majority of Americans want to see the Tongass protected and I am optimistic the courts will once again overturn the administration's scientifically shoddy environmental review process.
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On one cleanup after another, veterans have been denied care because shoddy or intentionally false radiation monitoring was later used as proof that there was no radiation exposure.
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Shoddy defense allowed for many of the point-blank scoring chances, a worrisome trend for a team whose trademark for years has been protecting Lundqvist and his crease.
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An April New York Times investigation found claims of shoddy production and poor quality control, and airlines complained to Boeing about quality issues in delivered aircraft in 2019.
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I actually saw it sitting next to Allegra and audibly groaned and grunted during some of the shoddy dialogue — especially the part where Peter gives Mysterio the glasses.
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Graphite, aka "graphene" to some shoddy graphene producersPhoto: James St. John (Flickr)You might wonder why, given all the hype, there isn't graphene in every product you own yet.
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But given that they're seriously plausible, everyone should probably wait a few years before trying to build a definitive theory around one or two years of shoddy crime statistics.
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" At home, "the boards were coming off the walls," she says, and the family endured "shoddy plumbing and no phone and no food and rats and all of that.
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Buoyed by state subsidies, Chinese companies are outbidding competition with many shoddy, built-on-the-fly construction projects, and take a disproportionate role in Africa's extractive production and industries.
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Investigators have been unable to identify the remains, thanks to shoddy storage and record-keeping, but they're believed to be from the early 2000s, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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Every driver in charge of a spluttering yellow taxi or battered local bus (nicknamed "spirits of death" for their shoddy maintenance) must pay a "protection fee" to traffic officers.
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" Later in the piece, Rao praised the author's arguments "against the shoddy standards of feminist scholarship, which attempts to fabricate a rich history of female work where none exists.
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One is Richard M. Bowen III, a former senior executive at Citigroup, who like Ms. Fleischmann saw that his bank was packaging shoddy mortgages and selling them as securities.
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This move is supposed to improve government transparency, give citizens a tangible return on their tax dollars, and improve the quality and security of sometimes-shoddy bespoke government software.
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In The Emoji Movie, the purpose of set pieces is to have a place to make use of app developers' partnership money — and it shows in the shoddy storytelling.
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The shoddy manufacturing practices around "hoverboards" and vapes made exploding batteries known to consumers, and Samsung's disastrous Note 7 debacle cemented flaming lithium-ion cells in the popular consciousness.
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There is considerable evidence in America, moreover, that racism, unscrupulous prosecutors and shoddy public defenders account for a large number of dubious or blatantly unjust impositions of capital punishment.
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And, as Mr Rodrik has shown, manufacturing productivity in poor countries tends to catch up with the most advanced economies, even in places with shoddy institutions or bad geography.
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IHS acting director Michael Weahkee avoiding answering many budget-related questions from senators, who expressed outrage after reading a Wall Street Journal series that detailed shoddy care throughout IHS.
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Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer known for well-performing, low-cost devices, is betting that your two biggest qualms with smartphones today are high price and shoddy battery life.
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Because of how shoddy he views the science behind the rule though, Lilienfeld would want the rule to be treated not as a formal ban, but as a guideline.
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But since boomers run the media and the job market, there seems to be no shortage of "trend piece" drivel about the vapid millennials and our shoddy work ethic.
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But the University of Maryland recently took this to appalling new heights — trumpeting an incredibly shoddy study on chocolate milk and concussions that happened to benefit a corporate partner.
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"Corruption costs not just an extra amount of money, but it costs lives," he said, referring to violations of building codes and shoddy construction materials in states like Oaxaca.
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This may well be an underestimate, given Africa's vast size and sparse, shoddy road network, which is about a fifth as dense as the world average and mostly unpaved.
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Seemingly innocent at first, a mixture of player controversies and scandals involving high-profile personalities shone a light on shoddy practices, and Valve sent out the cease-and-desists.
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Recently, the Guardian — which, ironically, argued in 2007 that Dumbledore's outing was shoddy lip-service to the issue of queer representation — took the polar opposite view toward Cursed Child.
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The days of the deadpan half-characters and intentionally shoddy camerawork may be behind us, but it wasn't coldly calculated; audiences seem to have simply moved past the mockumentary.
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Mr Glas insists that Odebrecht is smearing him because, as head of the state asset-holding fund, he criticised it for shoddy work on a power plant in 2008.
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The nearly 70,000 fans who paid $50 each to watch YouTube's bonafide royal couple get married this weekend may be able to get refunded for the shoddy viewing experience.
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Benji Madden hired a remodeling crew to overhaul the house where he and Cameron Diaz live, but after what he call shoddy, overpriced work ... the rock star is suing.
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The earthquake has laid bare what many Iranians have been saying for a long time: Corruption inside state organizations has led to shoddy construction work and undermined Iran's infrastructure.
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"Attempts to make a Russian Harvey Weinstein of Slutsky look very much like a cheap, shoddy provocation," Mr. Slutsky wrote on Facebook, suggesting that the complaints would go nowhere.
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Like our toners, they are watery and applied after cleansing, but they're neither astringent nor meant to wipe away a shoddy cleansing job (that's what double cleansing is for).
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At this point, though, Hootie was already several years deep into its career — road-tested in bars, frat houses, dank basements and shoddy venues long before it headlined arenas.
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Federal agents, hamstrung by budget cuts and now under siege in the Trump administration's campaign against environmental regulation, don't have the mandate to hold drillers accountable for shoddy practices.
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Shoddy defensive play kept starter Lance Lynn in trouble for each of the first six innings, but he managed to avoid damage until allowing a run in the fifth.
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Anyone who doubts the difficulty of this work might ponder Republicans' rushed A.C.A. repeal effort, whose design was so shoddy that it alienated every patient and provider constituency around.
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The Chinese government has long been leery of letting its automakers start exporting, for fear that they might embarrass the country and damage their brands by having shoddy quality.
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Furthermore, they argue, if the Senate now validates the House's shoddy work, it will set a terrible precedent, making it too easy for the House to impeach future presidents.
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Some shoddy play was also a factor, as the Brewers took a 2-1 lead when Amed Rosario's wild throw escaped Flores at first base later in the inning.
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We were initially going to have him FaceTime in and sync himself with an RE-20 on his end, but the internet on both ends was a little shoddy.
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Critics have denounced the deal with the D.U.P. as "shoddy" or "grubby," because it was secured with a pledge of around $2 billion in additional spending for Northern Ireland.
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Nixon's press secretary, Ron Ziegler, accused the Post of engaging in "shoddy and shabby" journalism, calling their reporting a "blatant effort at character assassination" — comments he later apologized for.
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But now, with Republicans controlling the House and Senate, and a Cabinet whose environmental record is decidedly shoddy, the next few years could effectively gut the Endangered Species Act.
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Would Sakuraba's famously shoddy striking shock us all and let him down against the judo world champion who had trained so extensively with top notch karateka of his day?
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The newly-inaugurated route, which cost about $12 million, killed at least two people when part of it fell into the sea amid suspicions of shoddy and rushed work.
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I can't explain what happened exactly but I'm guessing that the shoddy plumbing, the fact that there were too many people using it, plus the concoction made the toilet explode.
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Under Wansink's leadership, the Food and Brand Lab for years massaged shoddy data into published, peer-reviewed studies in a brazen ploy for media coverage, as BuzzFeed News has reported.
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The ruling "accepts the basic notion that fraudsters can't provide shoddy services to the government and expect payment without incurring significant liability," said David Frederick, the lawyer for Rivera's family.
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"The purpose of these new rules is to force families of prisoners to buy overpriced, shoddy crap from a few politically connected vendors," artist and author Molly Crabapple tweeted Monday.
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Chao's alleged medical malpractice here extends beyond shoddy record-keeping, failure to properly examine a patient and track his response to prescription medication, all of which Chao is accused of.
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Founded by ex-Toyota engineer Sejun Park, Aalo was created when an attempt to "hack" an IKEA shelf collapsed under the burden of its shoddy materials and zero weight support.
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And just as Canelo wouldn't enter the ring after a shoddy wrap job, these players wouldn't be caught dead at a major tournament with anything other than a mechanical keyboard.
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"A shoddy investigation could be a pretext for imposing new laws making it harder for people, especially people likely to vote for Democrats, to register and vote," Hasen told me.
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It does not challenge many of the structural imbalances responsible for our shoddy social welfare system, and it can't as long as Democrats boast of refusing to expand federal government.
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ABOUT THE STARS (24-23-11): A disastrous season can be attributed to myriad factors: a slew of injuries, shoddy defense and goaltending and an inability to win at home.
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AEDPA's impact could be felt most strongly in death-penalty cases and prisoner-rights disputes, often leaving Americans at the mercy of shoddy state-level systems without meaningful judicial recourse.
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In short, we now accept everyone who applies to the school, and professors and administrators have been strong-armed into passing almost everyone, regardless of how shoddy their work is.
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Cuba's shoddy infrastructure would continue to deteriorate, foreign investors would recoil, already marginal communities would become even poorer and the exodus of desperate Cubans to the United States would accelerate.
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Singal, who is working on a book about shoddy but intuitively appealing social science, notes that terms like erectile dysfunction, hair loss, testosterone and Viagra could easily correlate with age.
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The California Public Utilities Commission concluded that Pacific Gas and Electric had a corporate culture that emphasized "profits over safety" and that it had kept shoddy records of its pipelines.
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Part of this is due to shoddy construction, or the fact that most cheap jeans are not made completely of denim— many pairs include some percentage of spandex or elastic.
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Congress is investigating why taxpayers continue to fund this France-based agency that's been accused of stonewalling conflicts of interest and using shoddy science to promote a politically motivated agenda.
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Sarkozy did not immediately respond in person but his lawyer, Thierry Herzog, issued a statement accusing the state prosecutor, which answers to the justice ministry, of a "shoddy political manoeuvre".
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But their lives were altered dramatically when they were uprooted from their home and herded into shoddy housing in a nearby ghetto that had been sealed off by the Germans.
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The first is derision about the shoddy business reasoning: Well-run companies don't just spend recklessly with no plan or intention to stop if revenues don't come in as hoped.
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But Kimmel still gets points from me for the puppet's purposely shoddy production value, the likes of which I have not seen since fast-forwarding through commercials for Crank Yankers.
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Beijing's foreign investments can be coercive and exploitative — using Chinese laborers and contractors instead of local ones, saddling poorer countries with enormous debts, leaving behind shoddy workmanship and fueling corruption.
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Karla Bergstrom is suing Sony -- distributors of the long-running NBC soap -- claiming the company hired a bunch of negligent set builders whose shoddy work resulted in her traumatic accident.
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But the focus on a single shoddy component — as the news media and government regulators have rushed to do — has obscured the larger forces that ultimately made these accidents possible.
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That spate of deaths prompted a crackdown on shoddy builders both by local district attorneys' offices and by the city's Investigation Department, which assisted in the inquiry into Mr. Weiss.
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With Trump wanting to fire James Comey as F.B.I. director in order to disrupt the Russia investigation, Rosenstein wrote a shoddy memo that gave Trump a rationale for doing so.
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The demonstrations grew, as teachers vented their frustration that the government in Yaoundé — dominated by the French-speaking majority — sent teachers with shoddy English skills to schools in their area.
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Taking advantage of some shoddy Carolina defense in its own zone, Danault drove to the net unmarked and easily flipped a Tatar pass to snap an 18-game goal drought.
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Take the case of Terry Ellen Carter and Tracy Newell-Foutz of Montgomery County, Va., who were sued after complaining on their blog about a neighborhood developer's shoddy cleanup job.
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Congress simply wants the NIH to explain its support and staff involvement with an agency that has been widely criticized for its shoddy science and plagued by questions of bias.
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The university cleared Dr. Elton after a brief inquiry, but the integrity office played the one powerful card it holds: refusing to accept what it considers flawed or shoddy investigations.
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But while Cramer has chided GE's management for past market moves like as shoddy acquisitions, he told another caller that the stock market of old is probably never coming back.
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This is not a hypothetical risk — in 2015 AT&T was fined $25 million for shoddy practices that allowed employees to steal and sell the private information of 280,000 customers.
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In his cross-examination of prosecution witnesses, Mr. O'Donnell has sought to cast Mr. Wills as a rookie politician tripped up by arcane campaign finance laws and shoddy record-keeping.
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But for a long time, the genre was held back by factors like shoddy game design and accessibility, including lack of access to high-speed internet or internet at all.
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The FN won 34 percent in the presidential elections, far lower than many suspected it would take, due in part to Le Pen's shoddy performance in an acrimonious late debate.
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It's as if there's no point of this movie, besides an attempt to make money and to establish a shoddy DC cinematic universe to attempt to compete with the Marvel juggernaut.
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Somebody was blasting the Pirates of the Caribbean theme at first, which was exhilarating, but then when Katy Perry's "Firework" started playing, the shoddy lyricism and heavy-handedness dampened my mood.
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In the following months, in what felt like a gradual folding of a shoddy house of cards, a potential deal with supermarket chain Safeway, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, collapsed.
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Much of the continent's footballing infrastructure is old and shoddy, as a short drive from the AU offices in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, to the decrepit national stadium illustrates.
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Boeing Co was down 1.1% after the New York Times reported the company's factory in South Carolina, which makes the 787 Dreamliner, has been plagued by "shoddy production and weak oversight".
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Boeing Co was down 1.3% after the New York Times reported the company's factory in South Carolina, which makes the 787 Dreamliner, has been plagued by shoddy production and weak oversight.
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I'm torn here, since it might be better to have the Trump administration do such a shoddy job that its damaging policies can just be readily reversed by the next president.
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Security, which accounts for about $68 billion of U.S. spending since 2002, has also been undermined the purchase of planes that weren't suited to their task and shoddy or incomplete work.
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Turkey's shoddy treatment of some dual citizens, such as Deniz Yücel, Die Welt's Turkey correspondent, detained in Istanbul since February, has given German sceptics of liberal citizenship rules a fresh argument.
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Years ago, if you wanted to watch a TV show from another country, you'd have to venture into the shadier sections of the internet for scratchy, pirated versions with shoddy subtitles.
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Last week, when a microphone failed at one of his rallies, Mr. Trump cursed the provider of the device and said that he should not be paid for his shoddy work.
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The video we saw on the floor wasn't the highest quality, thanks to pretty shoddy Wi-Fi, but in optimal settings streams should be similar to feeds from other action cams.
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And for a country that has become well-known for producing counterfeit and shoddy products, a national consumer protection law passed in 2014 introduced new penalties for fraud and false advertising.
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On February 17, Casual Gabberz is releasing a blockbuster compilation called Inutile de Fuir (the title, according to my shoddy knowledge of French, roughly translates to "It's Useless to Run Away").
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Hard statistics alone might have grounded all but the most daredevil of travellers (except for the fact that shoddy roads continue to make driving in Africa even more dangerous than flying).
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Analysts say its combination of acquisitive hubris, operational failures, murky financials and shoddy corporate governance cast a shadow over the clean-tech industry, though many firms are far more prudently managed.
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Since dropping this bombshell in a short interview with The LipTV, Zellner has continued to tweet more and more information about shoddy evidence — information that she believes will prove Avery's innocence.
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When the misunderstanding comes to light, Putin laughs off Mr Corbyn's offer: the KGB has no need for someone with such shoddy A-level results (Mr Corbyn achieved two grade Es).
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The Education Department is taking steps to shut the outfit down, but it's late in doing so — Acics had been investigated for shoddy practices long before the Corinthian and ITT debacles.
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BANK OF AMERICA PENALTY TOSSED IN BAD LOANS CASE: Bank of America on Monday won a reprieve from paying a $85033 billion penalty over shoddy mortgages sold by its Countrywide arm.
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"A shoddy investigation could be a pretext for imposing new laws making it harder for people, especially people likely to vote for Democrats, to register and vote," Hasen previously told me.
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The part of movie making we relished the most was gathering around the TV to play back the tapes, oftentimes laughing at our own on-screen stupidity and shoddy camera work.
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It's built on the backs of volunteers and donors who dedicate their time, money, bandwidth, hardware, and resources to building an alternative to the abysmal logjam that is shoddy US broadband.
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As it has in other industries, from cars to electronics, China has become essential to the medical supply business and has challenged outdated notions that it primarily makes cheap, shoddy goods.
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And when one group in Michigan voted to join the teamsters in protest against shoddy conditions and punishing hours without overtime pay, Amazon officials acted swiftly to counter further unionization efforts.
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In fact, the state's disregard for the water sector is so pronounced that the poor quality of tanker water is as much a consequence of shoddy or nonexistent regulation as opportunism.
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His legal team will seek to drive home the argument that the House made a shoddy case, and the Senate need not reach in and bolster it by hearing new evidence.
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To recap: Equifax is avoiding accountability by offloading millions of its users' data to another party with a shoddy history of data security practices, which will then profit from the services.
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Officials were disconcerted after grieving parents, journalists and activists, like the artist Ai Weiwei, said that shoddy building standards and corruption seemed to have contributed to the destruction, especially of schools.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced on Wednesday a multibillion settlement with the Royal Bank of Scotland Group over the sale of shoddy mortgages ahead of the 28503 financial crisis.
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The parasite thrives in fecal matter, and the combination of shoddy waste disposal and the rarity of shoes allowed hookworm larvae to enter people's bodies through the webbing between their toes.
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The video was shoddy, drifting in and out of focus, four musicians, "his boys" as he calls them, playing a cramped living room, his drummer smacking a beat on a box.
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Partly funded by the European Union and located outside Brussels, it's a shoddy imitation of a place that doesn't exist: Europe as imagined by the EU's fantasists—harmonious, prosperous, free from ideology.
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But relying on the affections of others to buttress one's own identity is a shoddy method of construction, and in the extended bouts of separation between our meetings, I felt increasingly unmoored.
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The inadequate housing comes on top of concerns about shoddy workmanship in the competition venues, as well as health risks from both pollution in the water and Brazil's growing Zika virus outbreak.
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Any significant changes in your environment can be disruptive to sleep, which is why the first night of sleep in a new bed — or with a new partner — can be so shoddy.
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Shoddy records are one reason why Indian farmers have largely not, as in other countries, simply sold up or rented out and moved to cities: they cannot prove title to their land.
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Cases of shoddy medical treatment and spurious drugs are often reported in India, where the public health system remains overburdened and people, especially in smaller towns, struggle to access basic health services.
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Given the company's shoddy track record, it's hard to imagine people lining up to add a Facebook camera to their home that advertises its ability to track you anywhere in a room.
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Yet given the shoddy state of artist compensation, it kinda stands to reason that music's biggest artists and their labels would leverage their position to maximize the benefits of these dueling services.
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It's an interesting question why the plan Ryan concocted is such a shoddy piece of work, and why Ryan didn't spend more time building stakeholder support or mapping out a sensible process.
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Cash-strapped Eskom provides virtually all of South Africa's power and is seen as a risk to the sovereign rating of Africa's most industrialized economy after years of mismanagement and shoddy governance.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Three Chinese drugmakers are under investigation for crimes including using counterfeit medicines, the industry watchdog said, as China cracks down on shoddy practices in the world's second-biggest drugs market.
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The credit-reporting agency whose allegedly shoddy security practices allowed hackers to steal the personal information of potentially 143 million Americans is back in the news, and it's not for anything good.
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Lack of regulation alone, however, usually only accounts for shoddy plumbing or an unmentioned annoying neighbor—it's hard to argue that its responsible for a seemlingly random dead body in the backyard.
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But where Fred Trump was known as a man who created shoddy housing in the far boroughs — may called him a slumlord — his brash young son Donald was intent on taking Manhattan.
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Dhar turned up in Syria two weeks after the letter was sent brandishing a gun and a baby and taunting Britain for its "shoddy" security that allowed him to "breeze" into Syria.
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Several lawsuits have been filed by victims' families, claiming that setting off despite the impending storm was reckless and pointing to what they say was a shoddy maintenance history of the ship.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Thousands of Muscovites joined a protest rally in the center of the Russian capital on Sunday against government plans to resettle millions of citizens from shoddy Soviet-era apartment blocks.
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While more ads might provide a short-term salve, shoddy or intentionally "malicious" ads are likely to not only to drive people away but also push them into flipping on ad blockers.
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It was nice to see Leica trying to cater to a slightly different crowd, but the camera offered a poor shooting experience thanks to things like slow autofocus and shoddy smartphone pairing.
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A posting from a Twitter account previously used by the group called the Fortify Rights report "shallow, shoddy, and not aptly verified" and denied allegations that ARSA was involved in criminal activity.
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The South African public was billed 246m rand ($16.6m) for "security upgrades" to the property, but a tour of the grounds last year revealed shoddy workmanship, barren guardhouses and free-ranging goats.
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He has named a respected former Central Bank governor, Henrique Meirelles, as his finance minister and created a new super-ministry whose task is to spur private investment in Brazil's shoddy infrastructure.
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It's no secret that Cramer thinks the automaker's value is entirely in the eye of the beholder considering its lack of earnings, shoddy projections and star power of its CEO, Elon Musk.
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They are barred from urban public services, and so must either leave their kids with grandma in the village or scrape together the cash to put them in shoddy urban private schools.
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Combine that with high standards for quality and general skepticism about a market filled with shoddy products, and we sometimes end up with experiences that surprise us in the best way possible.
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The sound of a skateboard swooshes past the parking lot of a local bookshop-cum-coffee house where the internet is shoddy and iPad-users are drowned out by real-life bookworms.
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The New York-based insurance powerhouse was rescued by the U.S. government in September 2008 to stave off bankruptcy after the company ran up huge losses from insurance on shoddy mortgage securities.
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Back inside, Goldhagen pointed out shoddy construction details: mismatched reflective panels, misaligned molding joints, a wall from which half-dollar-size pieces of wood veneer had fallen away, revealing the particleboard beneath.
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It has since been ruled that these lifeforms colonized the camera due to shoddy clean room practices after the instrument was returned to Earth, which led to stricter laboratory protocols at NASA.
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Royal Bank of Scotland this week settled with the US in relation to claims that it packaged and sold shoddy mortgage loans as securities in the run-up to the financial crisis.
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"All of a sudden you have people emailing other people, asking for their data and then writing blog posts accusing them of shoddy practices," says Eli Finkel, a social psychologist at Northwestern.
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I'll just point to one part of your piece in which you suggest the story about Russia hacking the DNC was shoddy or at least based on questionable information from intelligence agencies.
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While neither sex is immune to shoddy behavior, research has shown that female investors are more likely than men to focus on a family's financial goals over their own absolute investment performance.
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From there, the police spent months attempting to build their case against Knox and Sollecito, buoyed by the moral outrage of the Italian public and a wealth of circumstantial, largely shoddy evidence.
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Some construction was so shoddy that roofs sprouted leaks soon after being finished, toilets barely worked, students lacked water, retaining walls collapsed and dormitories were missing doors, according to a provincial report.
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The common analogy I use for this is putting up great walls on a shoddy foundation: if your phone's operating system (OS) is compromised, it doesn't matter how safe the app is.
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The IowaRecorder app, the shoddy mobile software developed to tally votes in the state's Democratic caucuses on Monday that threw the entire event into a tailspin, was just published online by Motherboard.
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Opponents of the plan accused Mr. Johnson of negotiating a shoddy deal that would leave a post-Brexit Britain vulnerable to predatory trade deals with other countries, not least the United States.
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Babis won a clear lead for his anti-establishment Action for Dissatisfied Citizens (ANO) party last October by promising to increase state salaries and pensions, boost healthcare spending and upgrade shoddy roads.
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Boston University professor Michael Siegel will warn the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee of the unintended consequences that could accompany Pallone's bill, such as fueling a black market of shoddy unregulated products.
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Turkey has a history of shoddy construction practices, a factor that was blamed for the high death toll in the 1999 earthquake that struck near Izmit, about 55 miles southeast of Istanbul.
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Earlier in the day, he delivered a blistering attack on Democrats, assailing their case as weak and "shoddy work," and promising that the Senate would "put this right" by acquitting the president.
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This is a particularly tricky issue because it's not easy to draw a line between articles that are totally fake and articles that are just highly misleading or based on shoddy reporting.
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Warmind, as a whole, is fun to play through, and Mars is an incredible planet with loads to explore, but unfortunately this new expansion doesn't fix the ongoing shoddy storytelling in Destiny 2.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, fraudulent contractors scammed New Yorkers, providing shoddy work to people with flooded homes, or asking for payment up front and skipping town before the job was done.
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Perhaps it's because it's spring or maybe it's just time to retire this brush, but I take my coworker's recommendation and purchase the Furminator to eliminate this shoddy shedding once and for all.
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As of today, Facebook, according to a blog post, is letting users leave feedback for businesses after they've purchased a product, to alert both other users and Facebook about stores selling shoddy goods.
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Likewise, activist Oasis Management has started legal action to unwind the January combination of Alpine Electronics with its larger affiliate, Alps, alleging that shoddy corporate governance trampled on the rights of minority shareholders.
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Boeing contributed the most to the Dow's losses, falling 1.3% after The New York Times reported that workers at the company's 787 jet plant have complained about shoddy production and bad safety practices.
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His colleagues must put their grief aside to continue their training, led by Jacques Lusengo, a colonel in the armed forces, and Patrick Duboscq, a French ex-policeman who laments their shoddy equipment.
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Chairman Clayton of the S.E.C. is weakening the accounting board at a particularly critical time: Even sophisticated venture capital and private equity investors are regularly surprised by the shoddy practices at pre-I.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's customers — left in the dark about the sophisticated mechanics behind the seemingly genuine reviews that guide their purchasing decisions — continue to buy products of shoddy quality that don't meet their expectations.
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IN RECENT years Chinese consumers have been duped by misbranded, shoddy condoms; tainted alcohol; 40-year-old meat and, in 2008, contaminated baby milk that killed four children and landed 50,000 in hospital.
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They tend to sort children by income, herding richer ones towards better schools that will enhance their already superior life chances and poorer ones towards shoddy establishments that will further undermine their prospects.
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By dribbling into the move, Porzingis slows himself down and it nearly blows the opportunity for the score: Porzingis scored on the play, but that doesn't mean that his shoddy footwork is inconsequential.
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Dao recently settled with United after a video a fellow passenger shot of him being pulled off an overbooked flight went viral and sparked a major debate over shoddy passenger treatment by airlines.
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AIG was rescued by the U.S. government in September 2008 to stave off bankruptcy after the company ran up billions of dollars in losses stemming from insurance it wrote on shoddy mortgage securities.
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Supporters of occupational licensing — often the guild members trusted by the government to regulate occupations because they are in that industry — say these alleged protections are necessary to protect consumers from shoddy service.
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Some are questioning whether the oil cans were used as shoddy filler material in the building's construction, and if this had a part to play in the building coming down in the quake.
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H.R. 4015 will make a meaningful difference in addressing the conflicts of interest, lax oversight, and history of shoddy research underlying voting recommendations that are currently all too present in the proxy industry.
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He pushes every advantage he can and while plenty of fighters cheat, Narkun seems to do it flagrantly in almost every bout, drawing attention to how shoddy the officiating can be in KSW.
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In its response to AP, Ethiopian denied a history of tampering and shoddy maintenance, and denied its COO or anyone else ordered someone to change the maintenance records on the downed 737 Max.
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Trump later appeared to respond to the charges from the four lawmakers about shoddy conditions at border detention facilities by asserting that the "cages" they referred to were built during the Obama administration.
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In Noah Baumbach's 2005 film, set in the mid-1980s, Bernard (Jeff Daniels) also has to contend with exile from the literary, brownstone-filled Park Slope to a shoddy Ditmas Park frame house.
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Reynolds noted that after shoddy accounting at WorldCom and Enron were exposed, and their off-balance sheet financing revealed, regulators moved to limit the use of the special purpose vehicles to hide assets.
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Frontiers in Public Health didn't immediately answer my request for comment, but it's worth noting that its business model—open access publishing—has come under fire for publishing shoddy, and sometimes fake, articles.
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As much as employers initially pushed back against casual clothing in the workplace, "concerned that sloppy dress correlated with shoddy output," the "march of casualization is not so easily stopped," Mr. Trebay concluded.
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The stainless steel drip tray makes cleaning up easy, and this stove might be my top pick were it not for the shoddy latch, which doesn't look like it's going to last long.
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In an interview with The Associated Press last year, a former chief engineer with the carrier, Yonas Yeshanew, accused the airline of fabricating documents and overseeing a culture of corruption and shoddy maintenance.
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Released in 2005, Mr. Huang reopened the site and won numerous human rights awards for his reporting of malfeasance, especially about the shoddy construction of schools that collapsed in the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake.
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I don't dispute that there's plenty of wasteful and bogus so-called medical care that insurance companies shouldn't pay for, and sometimes it calls for a doctor to spot another doctor's shoddy recommendations.
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After the hack, according to Reuters, a police investigation identified several shoddy security practices, including cheap equipment and a lack of security software, which made it easier for hackers to reach sensitive computers.
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The apps that host awkward exchanges, shoddy audio, the laundry pile in the background, and the cat butt in the foreground became the same apps we use for job interviews and media appearances.
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The carnage at the Emanuel A.M.E. Church against African-American worshipers was carried out by a racist gunman who was able to buy his weapon because of shoddy enforcement of gun control laws.
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A shoddy gas-line installation was responsible for a large explosion on Second Avenue in the East Village in Manhattan in 2015 that killed two people and led to the arrests of five.
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" He said Pelosi's delay in sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate was a sign that "House Democrats may be too afraid to even transmit their shoddy work product to the Senate.
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Episodes "Deadly Dressers" and "Recycling Sham" present straightforward, harrowing, dilemmas: the deaths of children by way of shoddy furniture prone to tipping, and the environmental and physical detriments of single-use plastic production.
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The young Florida senator is entering the debate after weeks of fending off attacks on everything from his choice of footwear to his credit cards to his shoddy attendance record in the Senate.
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Requirements aside, for any wanderluster fluent in Italian who's not beholden to a speedy wifi connection (assuming a crumbling landscape also equals a shoddy connection), then it still sounds too good to be true.
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There's just so much you can do, whether it's jotting down notes without even unlocking the phone, or using the new full sentence translation feature to make up for my shoddy Mandarin reading comprehension.
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Cases of shoddy medical treatment and spurious drugs are often reported in India, where the public health system remains overburdened and people, especially in smaller towns and villages, struggle to access basic health services.
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So, we are faced with two versions of reality: at best an example of shoddy work by a presidential staffer and at worst the unequivocal theft of intellectual property, neither of which bode well.
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The remainder of her testimony was dedicated to arguing that the other 15 shots resulted in insignificant blood loss, did not contribute to McDonald's "rapid death," and that the medical examiner's documentation was shoddy.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has been under scrutiny since 2014 when a cover-up of long waiting lists and shoddy medical care for veterans at a hospital in Phoenix embarrassed the Obama administration.
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A manager who made a "shoddy deal with some airline for free tickets" had them playing at the tiny Tamworth airport in Australia with one baggage carousel, which they were instructed to play on.
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Among the issues to have figured in the talks: restrictions on foreign firms' access to the Chinese market, China's shoddy protection of intellectual property and the range of subsidies that underpin China's economic model.
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Also, if you're actually going to attempt this, don't follow my shoddy directions, and maybe instead check out one of those YouTube videos I just dismissed; crafting is hard and hot glue is forever.
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But after a dozen or so shoddy clips of bug-eyed conspiracy theorists and antisemitic imagery, the next click revealed something a bit different: A scene from the DreamWorks animated movie The Boss Baby.
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Apple brought its smart speaker into the world with a shoddy name and an unconventional pitch, but anyone brash enough to cast the device to the side so easily will surely pay the price.
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Goldman's own employees reviewed the loans and flagged them for "extremely aggressive underwriting" practices — meaning New Century's employees were selling mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, using shoddy documentations, and dubious financial models.
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The deal with Mount Laurel, New Jersey-based PHH follows settlements between the Justice Department and financial companies over shoddy mortgage loans in recent years in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Also at issue during arguments was whether the position put forward by the environmentalists, represented by Earthjustice staff attorney David Henkin, could saddle unwitting homeowners with steep fines brought on by shoddy septic tanks.
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In just the past year, for instance, I've watched the neighborhood of sex shops and shoddy 93s architecture around Zoo Station — once the main train station of West Berlin — undergo an ambitious redevelopment scheme.
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The ad is tracked by what sounds like traditional Indian music, but features so many clichés and shoddy graphics that many Indian-Americans initially took to social media wondering if it was a spoof.
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Trevor Bauer pitched seven strong innings and the New York Yankees' shoddy defense proved costly for the second consecutive night as the Indians rolled to a 7-2 win on Friday at Progressive Field.
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In 2014, a cover-up of long wait lists and shoddy medical care for veterans at a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, embarrassed the Obama administration and led to the resignation of the department's chief.
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Once known for its cheaper, copycat designs and shoddy quality, Geely has assumed upmarket aspirations after the Volvo deal and has expanded sales significantly since 2016 by banking on smaller, so-called compact cars.
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Superstar basketball player Kobe Bryant dodged his own sexual assault case that September (thanks in no small part to shoddy prosecution) and went on to enjoy another decade at the top of his profession.
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Shoddy work on a section of the Trans Mountain pipeline in Chilliwack, British Columbia has "degraded" a local coho and chum salmon habitat, says a BC-based biologist with more than 30 years' experience.
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Whether those reports are false or simply shoddy journalism, 234 percent of Kenyans surveyed in a report in July said they had seen or heard deliberately fake news, according to GeoPoll, a polling service.
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According to the city authorities, people would get modern housing instead of the shoddy old "khrushchevki," three- and five-story apartment buildings named for the Soviet leader of the 1950s and '60s, Nikita Khrushchev.
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The signs were as loud as klaxon horns, warning us that "Like a Boss" would be a stinker: the January release date, the shoddy poster, the dubious conceit (the beauty business is, uh, ugly).
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Since the rule was published, the CFPB and another bank regulator, the Comptroller of the Currency, have exchanged testy letters, with each claiming the other has engaged in shoddy analysis regarding the rule's impact.
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Even in the case when the Spot unit failed to initially walk toward the suspicious briefcase, it did eventually perform adequate reconnaissance and captured video footage, albeit with shoddy picture quality, the police say.
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In memoriam: Shuping Wang, a Chinese doctor who exposed efforts to conceal an AIDS epidemic in the 1990s in rural China, where the disease spread through shoddy facilities that bought blood from poor farmers.
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In memoriam: Shuping Wang, a Chinese doctor who exposed efforts to conceal an AIDS epidemic in the 1990s in rural China, where the disease spread through shoddy facilities that bought blood from poor farmers.
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The Trump administration's shoddy response to Hurricane Maria parallels the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina as a reminder of what can befall nonwhite Americans who live at the periphery of our national attention.
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By ignoring health and environmental laws like NEPA, the president's infrastructure proposal will exclude our voices from the process, and ultimately will result in shoddy projects, polluted places, and the erosion of worker protections.
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In 1957, when the Soviets showed the world their superiority in space exploration with Sputnik, a satellite no larger than a beach ball, Johnson was a catalyst for improving the country's shoddy space efforts.
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"The most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo was that FBI investigation began July 2016 with your advisor, Papadopoulos, who was secretly discussing stolen Clinton emails with the Russians," Schiff tweeted Saturday.
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While McDonald's has passed on plenty of opportunities to actually help women over the years (like increasing worker's wages, improving shoddy benefits, bringing back the McRib), today, they've courageously chosen a purely symbolic measure.
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And fine, I understand that in the world of Marvel stories, law enforcement has to be somewhat shoddy, because if authorities were always excellent at their jobs, there would be no need for superheroes.
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As in the O.J. Simpson criminal case of 1994, shoddy gathering of evidence by the police and an inept presentation of the evidence by the prosecutor was easily beaten by an amply financed legal defense.
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But Thinx, too, was allegedly rife with bad labor practices—according to reports, it was plagued by a similar pattern of low pay, shoddy benefits, a woeful maternity leave policy, and a toxic work environment.
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For rank-and-file soldiers, the quarters can be harsh, the food poor, and the combat deadly, Shabaev said, adding that some have chosen to buy better weapons than the shoddy arms they were provided.
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Indians take over AL Central lead with 11-4 win CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians jumped on a struggling pitcher and some shoddy defense to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 11-4 on Saturday at Progressive Field.
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Charles Brzezinski built a compact pad for Jared Logan and Vanessa Wesley on season 3 of the FYI reality show, but says they've since accused him of being a fraud and doing a shoddy job.
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Perhaps this has even turned out to be true, although we have since learned that the unlimited marketplace of ideas offers peddlers of the ugly and the shoddy fresh opportunity to expand their audiences, too.
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The real problem is the way it's told: It's an OK tale undercut by shoddy acting, FMV sequences that try to hit above their weight, and a bad habit of obviously foreshadowing its big twist.
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The time has come, once again, to shotgun too many Budweisers in some guy's backyard, eat a bunch of burnt hamburgers your dad made, and marvel at the sad, shoddy state of our broken democracy.
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Thorny issues like wage stagnation, stingy vacation time, shoddy manufacturing and environmental degradation are so complex, so entrenched, that no one government agency can tackle them (not to mention the diminished influence of organized labor).
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"The Speaker, not the president, is the greatest political fraud of our time," Jeet Heer wrote in these pages shortly after Ryan's shoddy attempt at Obamacare repeal crashed and burned in March of last year.
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She points to shoddy statistics presented by another manufacturer in the market, which she says has no FDA approval as a contraceptive device but makes misleading marketing claims of being as effective as an IUD.
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The loans were made in late 2007 until May 85033 through the so-called Hustle program, where it was alleged that the shoddy mortgages were moved briskly through the system and weren't vetted for quality.
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Those numbers might not be the best in the league, but without any of his top three wide receivers from last year's team, the Virginia Tech product has been hindered by a shoddy supporting cast.
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A former Super Bowl champ says his face was busted open BAD during an NFL game -- opening a gash that needed 17 stitches to close ... and he blames the whole thing on a shoddy helmet.
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Sometimes the choke from the top fighter will look shoddy and almost like an afterthought and the fighter underneath will not even attempt to fight it off but instead get his hand ready to tap.
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He would continue to petition leadership to actually lead — to fight for the funding needed to make repairs and refuse to accept shoddy work done simply to bolster the ratio of operable to inoperable aircraft.
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Federal courts in California, New York and Washington have blocked Mr. Trump's effort to end DACA — calling the Department of Homeland Security to task for the shoddy justifications it has offered for ending the program.
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While Western energy companies have also been implicated in Ugandan corruption cases, China took a hit in the most recent big scandal: In 2016, officials uncovered shoddy construction at the two dams, which remain unfinished.
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Wade's first career homer gave Minnesota a 4-2 lead in the top of the sixth, however some shoddy defense in the bottom of the frame led to the undoing of Fernando Romero (0-1).
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"Speaker Pelosi suggested that House Democrats may be too afraid to even transmit their shoddy work product to the Senate," McConnell said as part of a lengthy floor speech railing against the House impeachment votes.
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Now, Kyrgios looked and sounded equally petulant as he began heaping a barrage of barbs at friends and advisers near the court, as if they were to blame for his shoddy play down the stretch.
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At least 15 people were missing on Tuesday after a seven-story residential building gave way in Nairobi, Kenya, highlighting once again the problem of shoddy construction in one of the world's fastest-growing cities.
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All of these trends—rising levels of debt, shoddy infrastructure projects, and investment that permits human rights abusers to consolidate their influence and power—point to serious risks for the future of the African continent.
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Based on court documents and OSHA files, the story reveals shoddy workplace safety practices at auto suppliers' plants in the South, where the chances of being maimed on the job are far higher than elsewhere.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes," singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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Maureen O'Reilly lost her son to addiction after their health insurance plan wouldn't cover addiction care near home and he was sent to shoddy treatment facilities — some of which were later shut down — in Florida.
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All of this is on top of Iran's already shoddy human rights record, which includes numerous cases of executing gays, jailing and beating women who don't cover their hair, and persecuting Muslim converts to Christianity.
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We're not talking about how well-read these people are, about their skills at differential calculus, or whether they can say snarky things at cocktail parties about the shoddy curation of the Tribeca Film Festival.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes", singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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For Davis, that means trying hard on every play, being a more disciplined man-to-man defender, making the most of shoddy point guard play, and leading the New Orleans Pelicans back to the playoffs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies needs to raise its "shoddy" security standards which fall below rivals, a senior British cyber security official said on Thursday, as the company comes under increasing pressure in the West.
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The bill, the cornerstone of President Jair Bolsonaro's economic agenda, aims to shore up Brazil's shoddy public finances and reignite an economic recovery, but the defiance of so many parties underscores a rocky reception in Congress.
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According to Business Insider, a Burger King in Queens, New York, was costumed in a giant plastic sheet like a ghost on Tuesday, topped off with a shoddy spray-painted job of its competitor's golden arches.
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The Department of Defense spent $2175 billion on construction in Afghanistan, pouring taxpayer money into dozens of projects that are shoddy, half-finished, and over-budget — a full third of completed buildings were never even used.
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"It is preposterous that the Trump administration claims to care about preserving pre-existing condition protections for millions of Americans while simultaneously peddling shoddy, substandard junk plans that undermine and weaken those very protections," Schumer said.
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Yankees 7, Indians 3 Aaron Judge capped a four-run second inning with a two-run double, and New York capitalized on shoddy defense by Cleveland to even the AL Division Series at two games apiece.
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There's certainly a metaphor in there about post-apocalyptic survival and soldiering on week after week in the face of lifeless writing and shoddy pacing, but I'll ask you to trust me one last time, Bryan.
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The MBA is under pressure on two fronts; from specialist masters degrees, for example in finance or data, which are growing in popularity; and also from online education, which is quickly shedding its former, shoddy reputation.
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These sites—whether it be due to human error, shoddy equipment, or environmental factors—dump chemical-laden water, hydraulic fracturing fluids, and other nasty substances onto the ground, where it can trickle into sensitive water sources.
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In a country like Pakistan, where some reports have estimated that as many as 222 percent of all drugs are fake or of shoddy quality, it's a trade-off that countless would be willing to make.
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Refresh Your Toolkit They say that only a shoddy workman blames his tools, yet we're not sure Michelangelo would have done such a hot job on the Sistine Chapel if he'd been finger-painting, you know?
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Some companies that provide insurance benefits to their employees, like Walmart, are opting to pay for better care upfront by transporting their workers to facilities to receive appropriate care, rather than pay later for shoddy treatment.
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But then the showrunners felt a belated sense of responsibility to smooth over their shoddy workmanship and tried to retrofit a realistic response from a high schooler who survives her best friend disappearing without a trace.
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That shoddy work on the defensive end has negated what has been a sensational start to the season for junior guard Mike Scott, who is averaging team highs in points (17.3), rebounds (5.7) and assists (3.7).
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Huang also will have to sell his bizarre and shoddy corporate governance, which includes a partnership structure akin to a law firm's, that keeps a tight grip on most big decisions, including who is chief executive.
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Note to Hulu: when one of the sailors complains about the shoddy work by "Fremdarbeiter," it isn't Trumpian talk about "cheap foreign labor"—he is referring to slaves brought to Germany to be worked to death.
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These were hard-fought regulations battles that granted a slew of new and improved protections for student loan consumers who were defrauded into borrowing for a shoddy education, as well as penalties for "bad actor" schools.
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Rockies 73, Padres 2 Tim Melville allowed just two runs on five hits over 5 2/3 innings, and visiting Colorado took advantage of some shoddy San Diego defensive play in a victory over the Padres.
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And even if someone has a 23D printer, the quality of the printed product can be shoddy, and that person may not have the knowhow or blueprints to actually design and print out a functioning gun.
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But we know that Mr. Trump has bragged about underpaying contractors who he has said have done shoddy work and has cut workers' benefits and salaries, being cheap in a way that causes pain and suffering.
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EditorsNote: Edit 24: Adds two grafs regarding Sale's immaculate inning Chris Sale shut down Kansas City's offense, and the visiting Red Sox took advantage of a shoddy Royals defense in Boston's 22-133 victory Wednesday night.
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And yet Trumpy Bear is also a perfect object through which to understand Trump's base, which has long accepted the president's knack for shilling shoddy products at enormous profit, rather than viewing him as a grifter.
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Michael Flynn's fall was foreordained, predictable by anyone with the time, patience and fundamental seriousness to take an unblinking look at his past, brimming as it was with accusations of shoddy stewardship and instances of rashness.
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It is why Democrats want to release their own version that corrects much of the Nunes memo, which was so shoddy that the FBI and DOJ (lead by Trump appointees) strongly objected to its public release.
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Rather than buy an overpriced or shoddy rug from a source you don&apost know you can trust, you can get a beautiful, durable, and well-priced one from a company with a proven track record.
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Despite its promotional aspect, the redefine campaign has a point: The current definition of "Chinese restaurant syndrome" doesn't quite take into account the shoddy science supporting the existence of the "condition," or the term's xenophobic undertones.
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On September 5th a New York asset manager alleged that it had inflated its sales figures—a sign of distrust of an industry with a historically well-earned reputation for shoddy quality and shady business practices.
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"Shoddy behavior" may be more common among male financial advisers than among female ones, but there are much more accurate ways of judging a financial adviser's integrity than by whether (s)he is male or female.
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The father of the three girls, Matthew Badger, initially filed suit against Borcina, the city of Stamford and four other contractors who worked on the house, claiming that shoddy construction work turned the home into a firetrap.
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Shoddy governance partly explains why, despite abundant natural resources and being the second-largest aid recipient in Sub-Saharan Africa, poverty remains endemic in Tanzania, with 70% of the population living on less than $2 a day.
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Before we begin, I'd just like to confirm: That SATC character is a garbage person, and so was I for ending something in the sky over a shoddy internet connection with a very limited time window. OK?
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The Vivo V27+ doesn't have that, but it does have a "group selfie" mode, which is similar to taking a panorama shot, and it produces fairly shoddy results (though this depends on how steady your hand is).
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Having a shoddy memory has actually helped me in a sense, because I feel like I'm able to be critical of my memory and be critical of the things that I believe and why I believe them.
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At some point, shoddy defense and mistake-prone offense—like the one that had three red zone turnovers against NC State on Saturday—aren't symptoms of a team in a funk; they're the identity of the team.
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When I started my apartment shopping list, I wanted to keep my purchases budget-friendly, but I also didn't want to sacrifice price for quality and spend even more money in the long-run replacing shoddy products.
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But he finally came alive in Kazan, rising to the big occasion while his opposite number, Messi, froze, proving that not even one of the best players ever can paper over the cracks of a shoddy team.
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As the bank's profile grew in Southern California during the 2008 financial crisis, the bank earned a reputation for its rapid rate of foreclosures, many considered shoddy robo-signings that led to many owners losing their homes.
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The Justice Department held Deutsche and other European banks accountable for the shoddy securities that contributed to the U.S. housing market collapse after having reached $46 billion in settlements with U.S. banks over the last three years.
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But the same polls have also laid bare widespread political apathy, raising doubts about the turnout at next year's election, as well as serious concerns about everyday issues such as low wages, rising prices and shoddy housing.
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Today's friendly against Australia should have been a gimme for England, but Dier gave the Three Lions a scare as he attempted some shoddy form of clearance that could be mistaken for a beautifully intentional diving header.
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In a recent blog post titled "I was wrong," he fesses up to adding a shoddy conclusion to the psychological literature (with the help of colleagues) while he was a graduate student at the University of Missouri.
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It is typical for far-right politicians who want to attract racist, xenophobic or nativist voters to attempt to provide at least the pretense of reasons, invariably shoddy ones, for animus against racial minorities, immigrants, or foreigners.
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Yes, money knows no boundaries, but some CEOs and venture capitalists do grumble about whether a country with a shoddy human rights record should be holding the purse strings in the American economy's most vibrant, innovative sector.
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In his old job, Johnson helped draft a report — titled "Unsafe at Any Bureaucracy" — alleging that the bureau used shoddy statistics and legally questionable tactics to prosecute auto lenders accused of having racially discriminated against car buyers.
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But the chief reason has been the perception in Washington, and especially in the White House, of Puerto Rico as a second-class United States territory where poverty, hardship and shoddy government are accepted as the norm.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A sweeping U.S. military housing reform plan, pitched as a way to protect service families from shoddy homes and unresponsive landlords, has been watered down to remove several protections tenants and Congress had sought.
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With so many jobs on the line, it's vital that our lawmakers and courts get intellectual property (IP) policy right and do as much as they can to strengthen patent protections to guard inventors from shoddy practices.
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Several of the sources have followed Sopko's work for years and expressed long-simmering anger toward a man they said had distorted the role of an inspector general by relying on shoddy research and ignoring inconvenient context.
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For all its successes, the chaos in GTA: Online can be seen as a dire omen for always-online games, showing that shoddy security can totally ruin a game, even for those who aren't interested in multiplayer.
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Little Jeannette may be a shoddy shepherdess who prefers aimless strolls along the banks of the Meuse to tending listless livestock, but her plein air flânerie is a perfect foil to the film's bursts of campy rapture.
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During the presidential campaign and transition, Trump openly derided the integrity and professionalism of America's spies, suggesting they were unhappy under the past two presidents and their work on Iraq and other subjects had been shoddy and unreliable.
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Related: Video Shows Shoddy and Shady Investigation Tainted Evidence After Argentine Prosecutor Nisman's Death Nisman who was found dead lying in a pool of blood in his bathroom with a shot to the head on January 18, 2015.
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These MPs are claiming that they no longer believe she's capable of carrying out her duties because of what they see as a shoddy Brexit deal, and are now undertaking a formal process to try to remove her.
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A lawyer for Coble petitioned the Supreme Court earlier this month for a stay of execution, arguing that his trial attorneys had deprived him of his constitutional right to a fair trial by putting on a shoddy defense.
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In the lawsuit, Walmart accused Tesla of having untrained workers putting up shoddy installations and showing "utter incompetence or callousness, or both," and asked for the removal of solar panels from more than 240 of Walmart's U.S. stores.
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Given that the 2008 financial crisis started because Wall Street banks packaged shoddy mortgages on a withering number of American homes and then sold them as securities around the globe, this is a particularly surprising and unexpected outcome.
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Besides, it is hard to figure out what part of the damage from bad weather comes from global warming, what nature would have done anyway and how much responsibility developing countries bear for poor planning and shoddy construction.
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Earlier this month, a flyover under construction in the eastern city of Kolkata for years collapsed killing 27 people, prompting allegations that shoddy material was used and that the metal parts had corroded during the years of delay.
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" Months later Rumaysah tweeted a photograph of himself proudly carrying his new born baby and a rifle, accompanied by the text: "What a shoddy security system Britain must have to allow me to breeze through Europe to [IS].
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Three years on, the private sector is estimated to be handling only one in five projects, sparking warnings that the dominance of SOEs is holding back billions of dollars of extra investment that could help fix shoddy infrastructure.
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Whereas many illegal sportsbooks are shoddy and short-lived, Betodog and Macho were professional and well organized, according to former clients who spoke to VICE Sports; they seemed well suited to grow in what remains a massive market.
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Henry's popcorn shrimp must be some kind of good—or Brookwood, Alabama is some kind of insular—because unlike other situations that involved shoddy behavior by a restaurant employee, the response to this controversy has been largely positive.
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Unemployment, corruption and shoddy infrastructure—the single, 300km-long road that links the valley to the rest of India is closed half the year and takes eight hours at best to traverse—add immediacy to chronic political despair.
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Advocates of higher spending claim that there is a "readiness" crisis driven by shoddy equipment and inadequate training, factors that — they claim — are the cause of deaths of sailors and Marines on patrol or in stateside military exercises.
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While the bill itself, designed to punish large employers whose workers received public assistance, was shoddy and misguided, its true purpose was to punish Amazon by making it the face of corporations that underpaid and mistreated its workers.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Thousands of Muscovites protested in the south-west of the Russian capital on Sunday against government plans to resettle millions of citizens from shoddy Soviet-era apartment blocks, but numbers had fallen compared to earlier rallies.
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Even though a shoddy sound system threatened to swallow the passionate speeches whole — and several strike organizers had been arrested for blocking traffic hours earlier — the crowd buzzed moments before taking to the streets, trading stories and chants.
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Why it matters: The briefings set up a trial at which AT&T will claim the Justice Department's case is built on shoddy ground and the agency will say the merger would imperil American consumers and the marketplace.
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Another theory going around is that the bridges and tunnels built for the Olympics just up and collapsed due to the shoddy construction carried out by corrupt firms, or that the drug gangs seized control of major throughways.
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You look at shoddy new construction, and you worry that soon something terrible will happen: A roof, a wall, an entire foundation, will collapse, and the loss of lives, and of course the financial consequences, could be disastrous.
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In November, the bureau released its final major regulation under Cordray, the payday rule, which requires shoddy lenders ensure consumers can pay back loans instead of doling them out like candy and forcing Americans into overwhelming debt traps.
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In that latter sense, the show was a success: At the very least, it shows that Manitowoc County law enforcement officials were very shoddy, if not malicious, in their work — leading to, at a minimum, one wrongful conviction.
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Two more Kindles have joined the lineup in 2019, so whether you're looking to get one for the first time or your old one is looking a little shoddy, here's how to choose the right one for you.
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Student CU Connect CUSO, created in 943 to fund and manage loans for ITT students, reached the settlement with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 44 states and Washington D.C. to resolve claims over its alleged shoddy business practices.
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That didn't save the city in the 1985 earthquake, when we learned that those codes had been flouted for years by lax or corrupt building inspectors, and thousands of people were buried under the rubble of shoddy construction.
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In one of the most common sources of corruption, money and building materials are diverted from a housing project, often leaving behind shoddy dwellings for poor residents who have waited years or decades to move out of shacks.
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They see the costs of corruption every day: in shoddy public services; in "public servants" suddenly driving luxury cars; in small businesses pushed into the informal economy out of fear that taxes and laws will be unfairly applied.
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They include claims of shoddy production at Boeing's plant in Charleston, S.C.; cracking on the 737 NG, the Max's predecessor; and the discovery of foreign objects inside the KC-46 tanker, a military aircraft that the group builds.
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