Buy it after retrograde because some snafus can take place.
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As design snafus go, this is up there with antenna-gate.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for communication snafus, delays, and technical difficulties.
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Despite all the legal snafus, Game of Thrones is better than ever.
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Are we likely to see more Twitter snafus in the coming days?
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Security snafus at retailers and banks have raised the stakes for cybersecurity.
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Mr Bailey will hope that no new snafus emerge on his watch.
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Luckily, these snafus can be avoided with a bit of know-how.
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All large organizations have their catch-22s, their inconsistencies, their maddening snafus.
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After a few snafus, the sail deployed successfully, proving the technique could work.
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Eastern time, providing some clarity after technical snafus plunged the contest into chaos.
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You don't have to worry about inaccurate cutouts or any other snafus here.
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But it has been plagued by production snafus and previously missed this milestone.
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This tiny issue is a great example of how to handle public snafus.
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CW: But as Dave said earlier- And their privacy snafus with the Russians.
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Here&aposs a rundown of high-profile security-robot snafus from recent years.
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As is so often the case with international trips, there are some snafus.
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Two auction houses are facing sticky sales snafus due to export license blocks.
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Such technical snafus forced the NSA, for now, to officially suspend this program.
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All snafus we've had in the past, I don't regret any one of them.
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Underspending, which has propped up margins but contributed to multiple snafus, looks increasingly unsustainable.
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Will the regime create bureaucratic snafus and drag its feet in releasing political prisoners?
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And seconds later came one of those equipment snafus Beckham is also known for.
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The airline has been hit by a series of technical snafus in recent years.
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In the wake of such snafus ever more investors encourage startups to employ equity managers.
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Facebook's data-sharing snafus, privacy issues and public relations disasters were the story of 303.
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Those temporary snafus could point to bigger challenges if there is a more significant event.
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Besides protection for certain purchases, there's insurance to cover you for snafus during your travels.
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To avoid snafus like this, the Sign With Robert team reviewed each GIF for approval.
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Some background: For the last year, the FTC has been investigating Facebook's various privacy snafus.
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But despite voter suppression concerns, the primary breakdowns apparently reflected snafus more than malign intent.
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This misplaced optimism led to one of the costliest snafus ever in U.S. government construction.
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But train scheduling snafus and my new friends turned a lot of that upside down.
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We're building up to a Mercury retrograde, a time of crossed wired and frustrating snafus.
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Overall, Facebook managed to pull off Dating without any glaring privacy snafus or other obvious missteps.
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Even before Brexit, the UK has always had a troubled history with immigration biases and snafus.
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When host Stephen Colbert asked about the actor's biggest snafus, Gibson got both candid and comedic.
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Let's just hope she has her shoe snafus all worked out before that next long walk!
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She captures each event — from Air Force One sleepovers to international relations snafus — with incredible detail.
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And then as we started going through our little snafus, you see numbers have dropped now.
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Travel protectionBesides protection for certain purchases, there's insurance to cover you for snafus during your travels.
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In this case it's likely to be legal which proactively circumnavigates a lot of potential snafus.
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Traditional fundraisers, campaign rallies and speeches are replaced with virtual events that have faced technological snafus.
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The problem here is that these journalistic snafus are not just mistakes caused by human frailty.
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But even the face of Honest can't be prepared for parenting snafus 100 percent of the time.
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The company ran into more snafus, including a problem with insurance and the title of the vehicle.
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As smart devices become more useful and their privacy snafus more numerous, perhaps that sentiment will flip.
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Despite the minor snafus, I found Rent the Runway to be a pretty solid and reliable service.
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These kinds of snafus are inevitable in the cable news–oriented cabinet that Trump has put together.
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And so, as we bask in the late-winter sun of our sovereignty, we relish A.I. snafus.
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So for some drugs, it means shortages may never happen, even if facilities face coronavirus-related snafus.
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A June report by the Department of Commerces Office of Inspector General called attention to other snafus.
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In an atmosphere of distrust, technical and bureaucratic snafus drove each to suspect the other of deception.
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There is always a chance that the announcement date could fluctuate if snafus with partners or governments arise.
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Even the most seasoned travelers can encounter unexpected snafus, from flight delays and inclement weather to lost passports.
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That said, it's doubtful the people thwarted by the security snafus would have filled up the National Mall.
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The heavy investment and manufacturing snafus that came with creating this product put 3D Robotics on the ropes.
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The delays were merely the "result of bureaucratic snafus," Mr. Strzok's lawyer wrote last month in USA Today.
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After a ton of travel snafus, Tahzjuan arrived just as most of the beach had decidedly coupled up.
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This is Chase's third book with these adorably rosy-cheeked, mismatched creatures who overcome snafus and stay friends.
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As much as we love Zara's on-point selection, the Spanish retailer has suffered its fair share of snafus.
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But some snafus are more than technical errors — and that's something one Chinese singer recently learned the hard way.
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Problems like this occur frequently, the result of paperwork snafus between interlinked Medicare, Social Security and state government systems.
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Trump's people, he would argue, are partially to blame for snafus like Andy Puzder's doomed appointment as labor secretary.
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Although Mr. Hafez has a green card, visa snafus turned a six-day visit into a six-week stay.
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Analogously, diagnostic testing snafus in the U.S. suggest that the number of "confirmed cases" here is simply not reliable.
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Click here to share your work from home snafus for a chance to be featured in an upcoming story.
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Google suffered a series of PR snafus at the end of last year that helped push its stock lower.
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The commitment to making sure that those lists have the correct information appears to be designed to address those snafus.
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The results of the Iowa contest have yet to be made official due to election night snafus and reporting problems.
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We're seven people in total and the conversation spans Scientology, travel snafus, Burning Man, moonshine, tipping etiquette, and the Singularity.
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But when the parts are in hand, and the gun is built it's hard to care about the little snafus.
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Years of declining ratings and a number of public PR snafus hasn't chased advertisers away from the Academy Awards broadcast.
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Finally, the team avoided all snafus by deciding to place the projection mapping system inside a hat, completing their design.
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Such reactors are often billed as one solution for a nuclear industry bedevilled by massive cost overruns and technical snafus.
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Signalling failures and other snafus by Network Rail, which maintains most of Britain's track, explained half the delays in June.
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Lawmakers have had concerns about Facebook moving into the cryptocurrency world, especially after privacy snafus like the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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We weren't sure if we would survive, but we're happy to report we did — although not without a few snafus.
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Stage snafus This isn't the first time a pop star has had a performance go awry on the national stage.
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Indeed, myriad historical snafus show the company pushing in the polar opposite direction where user data and privacy is concerned.
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Other voters are thwarted not by malice but by incompetence — poorly run polling places, bureaucratic snafus, confusing ballots and more.
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The recent tech snafus in the Iowa caucuses, too, could give Democrats more reason to reconsider the state's prominent role.
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So far, only two real snafus: a missing schmitt story and a memo to schmitt from ny that went missing.
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Both parties have been training their precinct captains to use the app to avoid a recurrence of caucus-night snafus.
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They think they have a better user experience and that they'll be able to dodge some of the technical snafus.
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Expect security snafus with Jamie Foxx, an ad-libbed speech by Joe Biden, and moments that will make you tear up.
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Caña tweeted his story, which has since gone viral and has other people cringing as they share their first-day snafus.
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However, be sure to watch out for communication snafus and be sure that you're getting your information from the right people.
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A series of SNAFUs happened in rapid succession in August: Many former subscribers discovered that their accounts had been un-canceled.
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Those snafus aren't a reflection on the technology itself, however, and Hassabis remains bullish on the impact his firm can make.
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But often after a large disaster, heavy winter coats will be sent to relieve people in warm climates and other snafus.
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Perhaps inevitably, the various snafus have led to lawsuits, most of them filed by Mr. Nelson's campaign and allied Democratic groups.
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The have also been snafus, most notably the surfacing of a letter last week announcing a US troop withdrawal from Iraq.
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Once the destination has been selected, plan for what could be big travel snafus: Are guides needed to reach certain attractions?
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This meant different government agencies were left muddling through on their own, which occasionally produced some rather unfortunate public relations snafus.
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So I.R.S. employees may not initially be fully up to speed and able to answer questions and tackle the inevitable snafus.
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However thanks to the messenger planet's backward movement and ill-suited position, we could experience some miscommunications, unfulfilled promises, and general snafus.
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Then there's diplomatic snafus, actors' egos, creative conflicts, and a rate of fatal accidents that's proportionately higher than law enforcement or mining.
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From Instagram and Facebook etiquette, to phone shopping, we crowdsourced 11 stories from Refinery29 staffers about their parents' snafus with modern tech.
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The 43rd president was a favorite target on late-night and comedy shows, whose stars endlessly poked fun at his linguistic snafus.
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One rarely hears about production snafus at big automakers, and even if problems manage to arise, they're typically dealt with quite swiftly.
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"[Filmborn] is a little less intuitive," she says, but the filters are worth any snafus you might have with the user experience.
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Partial government shutdowns happen because of snafus over the remainder of federal spending that requires annual approval by Congress and the president.
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THE RISK: The streaming service could have technical snafus, could have a hard time attracting subscribers, or could flop for other reasons.
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Many now consider environmental risks, such as droughts and wildfires, to be even more dangerous than turbulent markets, cyberattacks or geopolitical snafus.
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Despite the celebrity snafus, the Trump team wants to make one thing clear: The Freedom and Liberty balls are about the people.
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How do people in China view the privacy awakening in the United States after the Cambridge Analytica scandal and other data snafus?
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For an event like the Oscars, avoiding major snafus is always part of the challenge, especially after last year's envelope mix-up.
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But Tesla has struggled to produce the volume of cars it needs because of problems with the assembly line and other snafus.
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Just watch out for scheduling snafus when Mercury begins its retrograde in Leo on July 7—your schedule will get all mixed up!
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More often, overpayments occur due to administrative delays at the SSA in making adjustments to benefit amounts due to errors and paperwork snafus.
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In the years since the appearance, the state assembly, led by DiMaio, has drafted a bill to prevent such snafus in the future.
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Some of this may seem paranoid, but it has already been a strange few months of online security snafus related to the election.
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As the planet of communication makes its way forward through its retrograde path, we get a third and final opportunity to address snafus.
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Well, maybe not that, because trust is at the heart of all financial transactions and any snafus here will not be easily forgiven.
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The key is taking the snafus in stride, and knowing when and how to pivot from an unpleasant situation into a better one.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, goes back into Leo, smoothing over scheduling snafus and helping you get back on track with your routines.
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The issue has been intensified as Tesla continues to roll out its Model 3 sedan, which has been slowed until recently by production snafus.
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Another classic piece that sets the stage for the group's goofy snafus is a gloomy bit of art that appears to resemble McCormack himself.
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In September Facebook admitted that it had inflated the reported time consumers spent watching video advertisements, and since then has acknowledged further measurement snafus.
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Assuming no major snafus, we should have a pretty good sense of where things are heading between 8:30pm and 9:30pm local time.
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Monday's Iowa caucus snafus related to the reporting of caucus results for Democratic candidates demonstrate ongoing weaknesses with the U.S. national election security enterprise.
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Liu submitted their paper describing a way to fix half the disease-causing single base snafus to Nature the Thursday before Columbus Day 2017.
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Photoshop snafus in glossies usually involve excessive slenderizing, or reconfiguring a body part in a manner that makes it look plain bizarre, not better.
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ET slot on NBC already wasn't going well among viewers and critics -- and now Kelly can add Fonda to her growing list of snafus.
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Seth Meyers may be gearing up to become a father of two, but he's admittedly experienced a few mild snafus along his parenting way.
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The former vice president was staid and somber, even as his remarks were marred by a few minor real-time snafus and slip-ups.
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Alex Briñas: Erik was the true superhero here — he zipped nimbly through the bulk of the work and picked up after all my snafus.
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This is the kind of fascinating but barely remembered series that streaming services frustratingly tend to ignore, even when there are no rights snafus.
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Washington now has a third of all coronavirus deaths in the US — which is partially a product of the country's testing delays and snafus.
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She barely makes it to a game on time, and Mr. Hinshaw leaves early to allow for traffic snafus and a proper warm-up.
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After a series of dramatic SNAFUs, however, the rematch ended up atop UFC 202, which went down Saturday night in glimmering Las Vegas, Nevada.
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I spend just 15 minutes combing through my inbox this morning to allow more time for working out and any other snafus that may arise.
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That's something that Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOGL) have done a good job with, while Facebook (FB) has stumbled because of its major privacy snafus.
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The advisers' algorithms typically avoid snafus common in manual harvesting such as accidentally turning low-tax long-term gains into higher-tax short-term gains.
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If the goal is simply to prevent asylum-seekers from living on US soil while their cases are adjudicated, the snafus might be worth it.
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Since Mercury retro is notorious for creating communication snafus, make sure you're on the same page as anyone who shares bills or other monetary obligations.
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Other than a few order snafus early on, the launch has gone pretty smoothly for HTC, especially compared to the issues Oculus has been facing.
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" He added: "We all understand that Snafus happen and most of the folks down here are doing their jobs to the best of their ability.
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The mechanics of elections that attract the most attention are casting and counting, snafus with voting machines and ballots and allegations of hacking and fraud.
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Mr. Systrom especially could have helped Mr. Zuckerberg, who, after years of sizzling success, has recently presided over a series of missteps and management snafus.
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Read "Juliet Takes a Breath" slowly and your imagination may catch on some of the novel's logistical snafus and rhetorical devices that don't quite work.
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Equifax's recent loss of so much personal data on virtually half of all Americans could feel like just a prelude to many more snafus to come.
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" He notes that despite Tesla's powerful U.S. position, "operational snafus mean it isn't capitalizing on the current window of opportunity the way it was supposed to.
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These snafus come as many firms are still recovering from the ill-advised "demonetisation" of November 2016, when most banknotes were taken out of circulation overnight.
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Every state primary offers hundreds of opportunities for slight errors or routine snafus from election officials, which can then be mischaracterized by partisans as something sinister.
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The previously unreported episode was the latest in a series of information technology snafus caused by the department's Medicare branch dating back more than a year.
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It's also a social situation that lends itself to embarrassing snafus, awkward conversations, wardrobe malfunctions and some super awkward next-morning run-ins at the watercooler.
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Online snafus: Since the national zoos are closed, that means no giant panda cam, no lion cam, no elephant cam and no naked mole-rat cam.
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It's worth noting, however, that government has had its own share embarrassing cybersecurity snafus, some of them with possibly wide-ranging economic consequences of their own.
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Facebook utilizes a combination of human and artificial intelligence to determine whether ads meet its standards—checking every aspect of the ad—but sometimes there are snafus.
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In other news: YouTube's NewFronts presentation is today, but the video behemoth seems to have already made progress in winning brands back after its brand safety snafus.
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The final bill was closer to $32 billion; and the 787 arrived three years late, the result of a combination of technical failures and supply-chain snafus.
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Markets around the world have been battered by the trade conflict between the United States and China, fears over rising interest rates and geopolitical snafus like Brexit.
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First, President Trump's cancellation of a planned summit with North Korea follows foreign-policy snafus this week with China and Iran, notes The New Yorker's Susan Glasser.
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Amidst news of airline pet snafus and in-flight dog deaths, the aviation company has launched an alternate option for owners who want to fly with their pets.
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No explanation was offered for the switch, though Oak Canyon Park offered its own set of nightmarish logistical snafus this summer at the inaugural Day N Night festival.
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Even that, however, is not what it should be: the recent snafus over the whereabouts of an aircraft carrier group were surely embarrassing to a professional like McMaster.
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Given that Dropbox has continued to grow and there have been no colossal security snafus (that we know about) the company appears to have gotten by largely unscathed.
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"Our reactions tell us more about the reader than the writer who produced the error," added Julie Boland, who studies how people process language, especially others' linguistic snafus.
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In summary: Most Medicaid enrollees who face a work requirement are already working, but because of the nature of their jobs or administrative snafus, they could still lose coverage.
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Over the years, Mr. Trump threatened to fire Mr. Cohen over deals that didn't work out, or snafus with business projects, people who were present for the discussions said.
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" There were a few snafus along the way, like when she was asked, at 16, to pose using a vacuum cleaner and "had no idea how to use it.
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The performance hit some sound snafus throughout the show, most notably when the music cut out for less than a minute during the "Born to Hand Jive" dance number.
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Experienced bitcoin traders recognize that snafus come with the territory in a new and lightly regulated $700 billion market growing so rapidly it's hard to ramp up fast enough.
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Instead, the project dragged on for four years amid technical snafus and a dispute between the developer, Forest City Ratner, and its partner, Skanska, which ran the modular operation.
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It could help to prevent more wide-scale battery snafus for companies like Samsung — and consumers won't need to worry that their favorite devices will blow up in their pockets.
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Rain and late summer San Francisco cold didn't stop 70,000 festivalgoers from turning out for the weekend, nor did the massive crowds, organizational snafus, and comically high rideshare surge pricing.
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There was little time for melancholy, though, in the days leading up to the festival, as he dealt with the snafus that inevitably pop up in a complex artistic enterprise.
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Other than that major development, the two best friends are up to all of their usual antics involving romantic misunderstandings, social media snafus, and minor run-ins with the law.
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Launch day snafus are common for any consumer internet product, but this one is apparently large enough that Disney can't brush it off as carping from a few disgruntled tweeters.
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And when all those inevitable snafus crop up along the way, they'll become a body of evidence that supports your hunch that they can't be trusted with that kind of power.
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But there are myriad reasons along a supply chain that can cause orders to be delayed beyond potential hardware problems, like issues with shipping partners or snafus at the corporate level.
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Many accuse it of adding extra rules to those from the EU. Its Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has been slow to pay out subsidies, thanks to computer glitches and other snafus.
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From passports that have expired to missing wallets to cell phones that do not work at your destination and other travel snafus, you could be caught off guard by the unexpected.
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But for the common root cause — the weather — the pipe and the air traffic snafus had nothing to do with each other, a coincidence that drew more widespread attention to both.
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Even the threat of a no-deal exit would entail costly mayhem, as companies on both sides of the English Channel stockpile goods in anticipation of customs snafus and choked ports.
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Two weeks after one of the uglier on-field fights in recent years, there were no snafus as the A.F.C. North rivals faced off without the main protagonists in the melee.
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The older, more traditional industry voters whom "Green Book" counts as its core audience are also the least likely to be affected by or even cognizant of the film's PR snafus.
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JESSE GREEN THE 'RING' The Metropolitan Opera's high-tech, low-energy production of Wagner's four-opera "Ring," which returns for three cycles this spring, has been notable mostly for its snafus.
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All this means that, if it's going to be a successful company, it has to ensure the kinds of snafus like Cambridge Analytica, which sent Facebook's stock off a cliff, don't happen.
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And it's likely this won't be the last privacy issue from Facebook this year, partly because the social network is under a microscope right now and any privacy snafus feel particularly troubling.
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Trump piled on to his criticism of Iowa's Democratic caucuses, labeling the contest an "unmitigated disaster" as officials there work to pry results from a process choked with confusion and technical snafus.
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To avoid the same-day voter registration snafus, the party will push for online registration ahead of time and will ask each of the presidential campaigns to mount their own registration efforts.
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New, one-of-a-kind designs, shifting regulations, supply-chain and construction snafus and a lost generation of experts (during the decades when new construction stopped) have driven costs to absurd heights.
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Trump's planned meetings with a half-dozen other world leaders -- combined with the possibility of diplomatic snafus -- offer little promise of clearing the smoke of suspicion that is once again following him abroad.
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Obama (D-Ill.) had the paper version of his speech, in which he accepted the nomination for president "with profound gratitude and great humility," at the podium in case of any teleprompter snafus.
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Instead, the league considered a range of scenarios, from holding only a few matches during the Olympic games to a complete hiatus; they also looked at how MLS approached Olympic-related scheduling snafus.
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But though voter disenfranchisement and the need for better cybersecurity are real problems, election observers and experts largely seem to agree that, despite a few snafus, these elections were competently and fairly run.
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Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs' plan to build a glistening, sensor-laden "smart city" in Toronto has experienced numerous public relations snafus and community-led resistance ever since it became public knowledge in 2017.
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Congress initially allocated the aid as grants through the CDC, despite warnings from tribal organizations and some House staffers that it could invite bureaucratic snafus, two people with knowledge of the process said.
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There is still time to use a donor-advised fund, but it's best to act sooner to avoid last-minute snafus and make sure a gift is counted for 2017 for tax purposes.
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While we see officiating snafus fairly frequently—such as the one that forced Joanne Calderwood to brutalize and injured Valerie Letourneau at UFC Ottawa—McCarthy is rarely in the cage when these things happen.
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It's been just over a day since Apple formally released iOS 10, but the latest version of the company's mobile operating system has already seen a huge number of installs, despite some early snafus.
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To prove this point, we turned to Christina Caradona of Trop Rouge to lend her signature slouchy aesthetic and mo-layers-no-problem approach to demonstrate three transitional outfits perfect for awkward style snafus.
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Aside from its cartridge, pipette, and temperature issues, many of the other technical snafus that plagued the miniLab could be chalked up to the fact that it remained at a very early prototype stage.
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But while both executives make compelling criticisms about the other company's business models (Facebook's privacy snafus and Apple's high prices), they fail to acknowledge a crucial detail: Each has benefited from the other's success.
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While that is a result of a number of management snafus that have gone on since forever, it is also about the inability to clean up all the mess it has allowed to morph.
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Rail fans sometimes get annoyed by discussion of planning snafus and cost overruns in the US train sector because, of course, at the end of the day, far more money is spent on highways.
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The appropriation of the multi-colored rings to sell drugs comes amid a cascade of snafus that have left the Games beginning to look like a disaster even before they begin on August 5.
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Even before Monday's caucuses were marred by technical snafus and confusion that delayed the release of official results, Iowa's longstanding position as the nation's first presidential nominating contest has been the subject of growing criticism.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Hillary Clinton supporter, called for major reforms to the Board of Elections as a series of snafus continued to bubble up, including reports of the errant "purge" in Brooklyn.
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Schnatter, who owns a 30 percent stake in the company, stepped down as CEO in November 2017 and left his post as chairman in July after a series of public relations snafus crippled the company's stock.
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There can be software limitations, wrongly clicked buttons and stale data — all seemingly innocuous snafus that carry constitutional implications in a society where the courts have long grappled with how juries can, and cannot, be constructed.
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I had enough of these snafus during the week, both big and small, that I came to distrust the Countryman's navigation which meant running Google Maps in parallel to fact-check the Mini's turn-by-turn instructions.
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On top of it all, this week Jenny Scrivens, a New York Riveters goaltender and fan favorite who as an employee of the NWHL's public relations department was responsible for cleaning up these snafus, announced her retirement.
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But there have been enough DNA-related snafus that have come to light in the last few weeks and years that make me think that willingly giving your DNA to a large database isn't worth the risk.
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The Tubman grand opening should serve as a lesson to the Trump administration about how to avoid such snafus as the HBCU executive order signing, which promised much, but delivered a cringe worthy moment for the administration.
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"If anything, this just reinforces that they are one of the most transparent, modern certificate authorities in the world," says MongoDB's White, who points to previous certificate snafus that for-profit companies like Symantec have badly mishandled.
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The party is shopping for larger facilities to fit expected overflow crowds, investing in new technology to stave off check-in and head-counting snafus and pushing individual 2020 campaigns to create their own voter registration programs.
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The shift in focus to a larger and more diverse state has placed the credibility of the Iowa caucuses on the line, and the state's Democrats are intent on avoiding snafus that could put the results into question.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, had hoped for a more aggressive cleanup of snafus in the 2017 tax overhaul, including a so-called retail glitch that denies retailers and restaurant owners generous new write-offs for things like remodeling.
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The social network company — under fire for a seemingly constant stream of privacy snafus of late — created an internal blockchain division in May and, while there has been plenty of speculation, the exact nature of its work is unclear.
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"This has not gone as smoothly as we would have liked," Nancy Messonnier, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said of the testing snafus in a Friday press briefing.
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Since then, Facebook has faced an onslaught of criticism from regulators and lawmakers who are skeptical of the company's ability to manage the risks and rigors of financial services given its many snafus in the handling of personal data.
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It ended up taking three snafus for the twosome — who today are also parents to Emmie, 6, Duke, 8, and Ella, 9 — to finally get on the same level when it came to letting Dad be in charge of their son.
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In some cases they're getting bigger, beacuse of cheap oil and natural gas, technical snafus and high-profile flops like the recent $7 billion failure of a Southern Company project that would have captured emissions from a coal power plant.
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Given the many snafus, misfires, and gaffes of President Donald Trump's first 100 plus days in office, journalists, cable news pundits, late night comedians, and Democratic politicians are flummoxed as to why his popularity continues to remain strong among his supporters.
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"Even for the best exchanges, customer support is a huge issue," Hendrix said, noting that it can be "nearly impossible" to get anyone on the phone for help with technical snafus, even at some of the most well-known exchanges.
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Certainly, the ongoing privacy snafus from U.S. tech companies and the polarizing politics mean that markets like Hong Kong have never been in a stronger position to lure new hires from Silicon Valley, New York, London and other Western hubs.
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On the other hand, if the Model 25 is poorly received — or production snafus in Fremont prevent Tesla from reaching full capacity — the result could be a disaster for Tesla's bottom line, with much of the Gigafactory's capacity sitting idle.
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The firm, Laundry Service, was reportedly speaking to Schnatter to "prevent future public-relations snafus" following a November 2017 incident, during which then-CEO Schnatter blamed the company's struggling third-quarter sales on the NFL's handling of players&apos national anthem protests.
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In a series of detailed reports, they warn that storms, spills, or technical snafus could spark a disaster that would wipe out fisheries, destroy some of the world's most diverse coral reefs, and pollute the waters of coastal communities across the South Pacific.
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But the pace of growth is much slower than expected because of snafus and higher-than-expected costs that have delayed plans to start or increase LNG exports from four megaprojects, Gorgon, Ichthys, Prelude and Wheatstone, all along or off the coast of northwest Australia.
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Apple did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment, but Apple's support page recommends upgrading to the latest version of iTunes, checking for snafus with third-party software or outdated and modified software, and inspecting USB cables and networks in response to Error 56.
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Along the way, Impossible has riled the beef industry, faced down supply chain snafus and made an unlikely ally in Burger King — one of the largest purveyors of beef patties in the U.S. On our stage in San Francisco, Brown will talk about it all.
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Thus played out one of the more bizarre personnel snafus ever to unravel under Mr. de Blasio, a designation with competition: Nine months ago, the mayor announced the hiring of a new schools chancellor, only to have the candidate reject the offer a day later.
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Cost overruns And while Trump is likely to highlight the Ford aircraft carrier as an example of American military might and advanced technological skill, the ship also provides the President with a warning about the unforeseen development snafus, cost overruns and delays that can accompany defense spending.
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Musk's answers matter as PR snafus, and not just in the context of the SEC settlement, because you may recall that the SEC still has an open, separate investigation into Musk and Tesla when it comes to Model 3 production, and it's issued some, you know, subpoenas.
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But even if you've never experienced a life-altering moment of crisis due to short-lived technology, chances are you've had to deal with smaller-scale inconveniences of a similar nature: missed connections, transportation snafus, or challenges printing an important report/paper for work or school.
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He is retiring from Congress Not 'business as usual' Campaign experts say the case involving Trump's former lawyer and "fixer" Michael Cohen bears little resemblance to the kinds of more routine snafus that frustrate lawmakers and their campaign lawyers when they navigate the nation's election rules.
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The Yankees, who have been troubled this season by weather delays and postponements, travel snafus and airplane problems, had to make a one-day stop in Detroit two weeks ago to make up a doubleheader and they have two doubleheaders scheduled in Baltimore later this season.
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Just one week after vote-tallying snafus and reporting errors in the Iowa caucus resulted in widespread confusion about who the presumptive democratic front-runner actually is in the 2020 presidential election, voters are set to begin casting ballots in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary.
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Where to stream: Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix While cooking snafus, long-simmering sibling rivalries, and heated dinner-table debates are about as high as the stakes get in a typical Thanksgiving episode, Master of None used the holiday as a touchstone for Denise's coming-out story.
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The technology issues, the coin flips to pick a winner and all of the other major snafus during yesterday's Iowa caucuses make it likely that either the caucuses will be replaced by a primary in 2024 or Iowa will lose its first-in-the-nation status, or both.
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Perhaps the biggest snafus occurred on the incredibly busy online stores, which were the primary options for the majority of consumers in the country—especially those in Ontario, Nunavut, and BC. Customers of the online stores were hit with glitches, sold out products, and at times, the websites failed.
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The snafus—caused by a computer outage 4,000 miles away in Delta's Atlanta HQ—prompted the airline to cancel more than 2,000 flights, delay several hundred thousand passengers' journeys, and in some places go back to printing boarding passes on dot-matrix machines fit to be museum pieces.
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But Ms. Weiser added that studies have indicated that automatic registration would pay for itself within one or two election cycles, and that early voting would provide immeasurable convenience, allowing officials to avert the kind of Election Day snafus that paralyzed much of New York City this year.
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In it, Schnatter's was reportedly supposed to be taking part in a role-playing exercise in order to "prevent future public-relations snafus" following his November 2017 comments concerning the NFL, when he allegedly stated that "Colonel Sanders called black people n------" and claimed that Sanders never got backlash for it.
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WASHINGTON - The first-in-the-nation Democratic nominating contest in Iowa will go down in infamy after technological snafus resulted in results not being reported for nearly a day, costing the candidates who performed well their moment in the media spotlight and allowing others to question the legitimacy of the outcome.
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Over the course of the past five years, Judge and his creative team — aided by an all-star cast of comic actors, including Martin Starr, Kumail Nanjiani, and Zach Woods — have commented on the madness of modern business, where genuinely visionary ideas get choked to death by legal snafus and copycats.
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While Facebook is not unfamiliar with privacy snafus, this appeared to be one of the final straws, forcing Facebook CEO to issue a sort of non-apology-ish apology — as well as take out full page (in wildly not-very-engaging full text form, weirdly enough) ads in several major newspapers.
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And the efforts the campaign has made to link Trump's huge, theatrical rallies to conventional get-out-the-vote operations — like placing buses outside a rally in Las Vegas to take people to vote early — have resulted in the kind of logistical snafus you might expect from a first-time campaign.
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Predictably, these snafus have led to diagnosis of disproportionately severe cases thus far in the U.S.: with the exception of NBA players and movie stars, only highly symptomatic individuals have been eligible to receive testing (due to clinical red tape), able to receive testing (due to shortages), and subsequently confirmed.
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Some spots provide "day-of coordinators," who are on site during the wedding to make sure the event goes smoothly by handling tasks like setting up décor, assisting the wedding party with photos, overseeing all vendors, and solving any last-minute snafus (think a broken zipper for a bride's dress).
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The administration may be constrained by federal law, which requires Medicaid dollars to pay for actual health care, but the result nevertheless is that states could struggle to effectively implement their work requirements and any bureaucratic snafus could result in people who need and should qualify for Medicaid coverage losing it.
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But those factors aren't everything, and the office park-adjacent suburban festival grounds struggled through logistical snafus that left some fans trekking miles to its entrance, only to wait hours in line to get in or miss some of the day's earlier acts, like Jon B, Ying Yang Twins, and BJ the Chicago Kid.
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Lawmakers in both parties have been itching to get the bill to President Donald Trump's desk as the administration raises the possibility of returning two compounds in New York and Maryland to Russia, but the bill has been stalled in the House amid objections from the White House and a series of procedural snafus.
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JUNE 18-19 POLICY MEETING Policymakers, worried about more communications snafus on asset purchases, had Bernanke use his press conference to hone the point they felt markets were missing: That any changes to bond buys would depend on the economic outlook, and that decisions about bond purchases were distinct from those concerning interest rates.
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Because Facebook needs all the experienced communications hands it can get these days — along with the Russian malfeasance, it also has faced intense criticism over data snafus, hacking, the spread of disinformation, deaths in India and elsewhere due to sloppy management of the platform, and controversies over privacy, including a recent incident with Apple.
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But Trump's apparent confusion, frequent self-contradiction and dissembling, his hodgepodge management style that has led to snafus on the most sensitive foreign policy matters—all that might be evidence of incompetence or a man in far over his head, but not necessarily cognitive decline, which in practice is a difficult thing to track.
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However, in a climate in which consumers increasingly look to brands for moral and social leadership, being called out for failing to do the "right" thing can leave a nasty scar on a brand's reputation long after the initial wound has healed, given this reality brands should be armed with a three-part strategy to respond to political snafus.
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Gap has already had two ad campaign snafus this year, and the brand is getting heat, again, this time for images distributed in the U.K. The Gap Toddler ads in question, which were reportedly sent out to customers across the pond in an email (they're on the brand's website, too) features four children — two boys and two girls — embodying different personas, Mashable reports.
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The accompanying hand-scrawled or press-on-letters signage—which delves into such topics as the "prairie loneliness" of frontier wives or how the Chinese railroad workers of the era enjoyed blasting tunnels through mountains due to "their natural love of fireworks"—help fill in the blanks for the automatons who can no longer speak or move due to various circuitry snafus.
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Even Simpson herself is shifting to using the incident that marked her a public pariah as a marketing tactic, to breathe new life into her career in the U.S. If we are to reexamine how we define "celebrity" in our culture, it begins with looking at the ways that tragedy (or in this case, televised snafus) are utilized to be packaged, marketed, and sensationalized to launch careers.
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Last Friday, when reports surfaced that the New York State Athletic Commission briefly pulled UFC strawweight Pearl Gonzalez from her bout at UFC 210 because she had breast implants, it sounded ridiculous enough to be true: considering the fledgling commission's history and the snafus to follow, yanking a fighter from a card at the last minute based on medical information presumably received much further in advance kept with its reputation.
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House Republicans plan on asking about Twitter's past snafus, which they believe indicate a clear pattern of conservative bias, such as not displaying some conservatives in the platform's drop-down search results and Twitter downranking a hashtag disparaging Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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House Republicans asked about Twitter's past snafus, which they believe indicate a clear pattern of anti-conservative bias, such as not displaying some conservatives in the platform's drop-down search results and Twitter downranking a hashtag disparaging Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE during the 2016 presidential race.
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And by the way, despite the president&aposs verbal snafus missteps, the last 24 hours have seen these dangerous hysterics over Russia and astounding hysterical illiteracy at the same time, here&aposs just a sample, the Washington Post blared, &apos It&aposs not wrong to compare Trump&aposs America to the Holocaust, here&aposs why,&apos How about this from Politico, &aposPutin&aposs attack on the U.S. is our Pearl Harbor&apos and then this gem last night on MSNBC.
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House Republicans plan on asking about Twitter's past snafus, which they believe indicate a clear pattern of anti-conservative bias, such as not displaying some conservatives in the platform's drop-down search results and Twitter downranking a hashtag disparaging Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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