"She squandered that chance to play the villain," opined NPR.
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Much of the money Zambia borrowed was squandered or stolen.
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Any momentum gained will doubtless be squandered by Trump himself.
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Without it, the potential of modern medicine will be squandered.
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There is no more colossal symbol of Nigeria's squandered potential.
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Istanbul is where political careers are made, cemented and squandered.
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And Congress has squandered its chance to protect our communities.
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The UN, once a great institution, has squandered its credibility.
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There were so many possibilities here and they squandered it.
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And the futures of many generations will be sadly squandered.
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Congress should ensure that inheritance is not squandered through neglect.
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But like its first two games, Minnesota squandered that lead.
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The Mueller hearings are an opportunity that can't be squandered.
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"It would have been squandered, too, believe me," he said.
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Ignorance is one plausible explanation for this easy opening squandered.
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Before President Trump, American global leadership was eviscerated and squandered.
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We squandered many weeks that should have been spent preparing.
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But Gonzalez nearly squandered that lead in the next frame.
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Those parties had their chance and squandered it, many say.
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Weight lifting has squandered too many of its chances already.
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On guns, Democrats said the President had squandered an opportunity.
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He has squandered every advantage he has — except one. 22019.
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The failures put patients at risk and squandered taxpayer dollars.
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But many comic book fans felt the movie squandered his story.
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And some of those precious opportunities to ask questions were squandered.
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Mayer has probably squandered her chance of another prominent corner office.
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Mr Trump has squandered whatever goodwill he had among the Palestinians.
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" To which Trump replied: "It would be squandered too, believe me.
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Critics see this as another sign that petrodollars have been squandered.
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That's a lot of squandered time, said CareerBuilder spokesperson Jennifer Grasz.
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For the most part, this cash was neither squandered nor stolen.
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Now Republicans stand aghast at another squandered and shocking news cycle.
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No team has squandered more fourth-quarter advantages than the Thunder.
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It's possible that a real opportunity was squandered with Pugh's win.
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His family's fortune was squandered, however, and he inherited only debts.
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But DeGrom squandered that margin with a five-run fourth inning.
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Trump has had at least three chances and squandered them all.
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But Giuliani was fighting a battle -- and quickly squandered his capital.
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Three months later, many have squandered that opportunity, reports Julia Hollingsworth.
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Too bad so much of it is squandered on flippant ideas.
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Regrettably, the money from that good fortune was squandered and stolen.
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They squandered all of them, but now they have broken through.
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Sufe Bradshaw of "Veep" is utterly squandered as a school official.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson says the President squandered a chance to lead.
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The result: the second straight game squandered in the eighth inning.
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The stimulus package was mostly squandered without a noticeable upward effect.
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He squandered the family fortune gambling but became no less profligate.
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They squandered the country's oil wealth, leaving the economy in tatters.
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"coupled with an intense urge to expression" which is "easily squandered" in
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If not, a lot of crossover marketing potential is just being squandered.
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Bottom line: Iron Fist is a lousy show and a squandered opportunity.
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The big traders largely squandered the commodities boom of the past decade.
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Detroit also squandered a two-on, one-out situation in the sixth.
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Chávez squandered an oil boom, borrowed recklessly and shackled the private sector.
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Trump has claimed the territory has received $92 billion in "squandered" aid.
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Yet corruption and poor management may mean the gains will be squandered.
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Together we own an incredible natural legacy that can be easily squandered.
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That said, he squandered other chances to turn Sunday's tie into victory.
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Had Trump squandered the opportunity to move the bench to the right?
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But Trump himself has squandered this moment of maximum leverage with MBS.
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Over the course of his first year in office, Trump squandered the
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Apple has squandered its once-commanding lead in hardware and software design.
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The potential for progress and innovation is at risk of being squandered.
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Status quo United States foreign policy entails many disappointments and squandered opportunities.
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But now, he said, he feels like that potential has been squandered.
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Yet he was unable to break through and squandered four set points.
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Cramer has seven rules that will ensure your winnings don't get squandered.
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Stosur earned a championship point, which she squandered with a double fault.
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But there is a sense O'Rourke may have squandered an early moment.
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I had squandered the very public trust that I had bought into.
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Let&aposs hope these opportunities aren&apost squandered the way they were before.
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Cal squandered a 16-point lead when the two teams met on Feb.
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But Tampa Bay closer Alex Colome squandered the save with a shaky ninth.
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But English teams have squandered much of this wealth in the transfer market.
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With his image now badly tarnished, he squandered potentially millions in endorsement money.
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The new Mini is a sign that Krueger may have squandered that advantage.
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Ingrained habits of nontransparency and protectiveness prevailed, though, and she squandered the opportunity.
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Except one: the potential of far too many autistic people is being squandered.
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Resources used to grow and transport food are squandered when veggies remain uneaten.
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"We should have won it," he said, reflecting on their squandered late chances.
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Impersonal "life" marching on, taking for itself all the tomorrows "you" had squandered.
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"He has squandered his party's lead," said Jessica Elgood, a director of Ipsos.
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He had squandered what little progress he had made in the spiritual life.
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All those advantages can be squandered if you use a high-fee HSA.
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But then, days later, he squandered that opportunity by once again insulting Kim.
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If he were alive today, he might lament the squandered opportunities for peace.
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Too often, though, these resources are squandered — or even end up doing harm.
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The Bulls squandered a chance to take the lead on their next possession.
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Resources are squandered as the technology's actual capabilities fall short of its promise.
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Afterward, people complained — often on cable TV — that Democrats had squandered their money.
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But the outpouring of constructive energy following the Tet attacks was hastily squandered.
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Democrats overreached on the tax cuts and squandered credibility when discussing the economy.
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And Belle, the squandered love of Scrooge's life, refers to him as Ebbie.
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" Mr. Murphy also said Mr. Gilliam had "squandered the trust of his community.
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Iraq squandered one opportunity to remake itself into a stable and pluralistic country.
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"He felt they'd squandered everything he and Gorbachev had done," Ms. Savranskaya said.
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Political capital is finite, and our future is harmed when it is squandered.
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That includes a squandered David Wenham ("300") as the hidden power behind Rand Enterprises.
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The proceeds were squandered on overpriced security gear and a bogus fleet of trawlers.
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His brother squandered it on land in the American south and soon went bankrupt.
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Their enemies squandered the opportunity this presented: perhaps they felt similarly about the place.
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The Rays squandered an opportunity to add to that lead later in the inning.
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Community can be squandered, and shallow interaction can drain energy from making real impact.
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Several scoring chances were also squandered by the Red Sox in the middle innings.
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They have been plagued by defense and goaltending problems and have squandered significant leads.
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Instead, we squandered the opportunity and put debt on an even faster upward path.
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Yet much of the revenue has been squandered, leaving the Delta polluted and poor.
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Colleagues have been murdered, and opportunities to learn from past mistakes have been squandered.
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They squandered a third-period lead and dropped a third straight game in regulation.
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The Mets squandered a three-run lead forged by Asdrubal Cabrera and Rene Rivera.
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The Vikings started two straight drives inside the red zone but squandered both chances.
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President Obama squandered billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars in pursuit of an ideological agenda.
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The Rangers, too, squandered an opportunity in the eighth inning while trailing 4-2.
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Ultimately, the close game was decided by the one opportunity that was not squandered.
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A little over two months later her campaign seems to have squandered that opportunity.
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She had a chance to fill in that blank on Wednesday and squandered it.
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Can there be any escape from the feeling that we have squandered our responsibilities?
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Waste in many ways — as lives cut short, as potential squandered, as futures foreclosed.
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They squandered a promising start against Zack Greinke, one of the Astros' three aces.
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Countless hours of each feature's 500 million daily users have been squandered viewing repeats.
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They squandered much of her $20123 million fortune on hotels, luxury cars and travel.
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Kansas City scored 41 straight points after the Texans squandered their 123-point lead.
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On Thursday, Brooklyn squandered a 20-point lead in an overtime loss at Philadelphia.
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And opportunities to educate property owners about the process have been squandered, they said.
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Technological advancements, algorithms, and increased competition have squandered away any advantage they once held.
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For what it's worth, Donald Trump has squandered the Muslim vote in Iowa this year.
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But as so often, he squandered long minutes defending himself against some perceived personal slight.
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He told them that their money had been squandered and that law enforcement had suffered.
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The problem is we tend not to say those things and we've squandered our credibility.
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It's all the more disappointing then that Pichai's time on the stand was mostly squandered.
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The IMF has yet to be reassured that its requested funds will not be squandered.
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And we'll realize, yet again, that our good intentions and our money was largely squandered.
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" He added: "Ninety-two billion dollars, and the money is squandered and wasted and stolen.
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The mood among some top Republicans is turning to anger: So much has been squandered.
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Today, the social network site's users are closing in on $3.5 trillion in squandered productivity.
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But unfortunately for her, that goal has been squandered recently due to her relationship status.
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American taxpayers deserve better than to witness their money squandered again on this unnecessary organization.
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After the squandered opportunity in the eighth inning, the Mets nearly escaped in the 10th.
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Instead, it's something of a quiet muddle, with too many squandered or dramatically blurry scenes.
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But that stability and sacrifice was squandered by the sectarian policies of Mr. Maliki's government.
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Never mind that he squandered a chance to model a bearing more dignified than Trump's.
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In February 2017, she squandered $40,000 on expensive clothing and five-star hotels, evidence showed.
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Much as in their first week, the Yankees had squandered a potentially fruitful scoring chance.
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That usually comes from an idea that I feel has been squandered in poor execution.
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Global statecraft relies on trust, reputation and credibility, which can be all too easily squandered.
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In the last year, Ryan has squandered his stellar reputation as a smart, conservative visionary.
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The Cowboys (8-7) squandered Ezekiel Elliott's return by losing the turnover battle 3-73.
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Let's hope that our children can forgive us for the way we squandered their inheritance.
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Red Skull is a really good representation of another annoying MCU villain trend: squandered promise.
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He admittedly squandered his talent, his fortune and more second chances than he rightfully deserved.
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Past opportunities presented to Pakistan by both Ghani and his predecessor Hamid Karzai were squandered.
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The Sharks (193-28-6) squandered their third straight chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has a few rules that will ensure your winnings don't get squandered.
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What if Trump has already squandered more chances than most of us will ever have?
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Can CRISPR earn the public trust, squandered in the tone-deaf, insular rollout of GMOs?
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And in the process, he has squandered much of what made the original so great.
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And Guy Verhofstadt, the European Parliament's Brexit point-man, stated that Leavers had "squandered Churchill's legacy".
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Sunday's 233-73 loss squandered seven runs worth of homers by Edwin Encarnacion and Troy Tulowitzki.
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The opposition says the government has mismanaged the economy and squandered revenue from Ghana's natural resources.
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If Tina is to walk without the assistance of a cane, no minute should be squandered.
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The AU says approximately 70 percent of income from Africa&aposs resources are squandered or diverted.
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Worse, it has already squandered the windfalls it expects from the development of large offshore oilfields.
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"Conservatives are asking where the money is, saying we have squandered the oil boom," he proclaimed.
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There is some kind of elegy, to a promise lost or squandered for the day's distraction.
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After pushing the lead to 15 in the third quarter, they once again squandered their advantage.
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I mean, I really feel I'm just washed up, wiped out—I've just squandered my life.
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A rare opportunity was squandered when we had the most possible leverage to bring him home.
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TWD acknowledged its own potential and then squandered the moment Instead, Alexandria goes to the farmlands.
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In 2011 (the peak year), some $14 billion in hard currency was squandered on petrol subsidies.
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Much more is squandered on subsidies that encourage farmers to grow staples while occasioning vast corruption.
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She even continued to send me birthday cards, a reminder of the life I had squandered.
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Stroh isn't angry or mournful about the family's squandered nobility, which she experienced only as residue.
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The Astros squandered a golden opportunity to expand their 2184-22 lead in the fifth inning.
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Despite our material commitment, there is evidence that much is being squandered, misused, and harrowingly abused.
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We discovered the huge influx of money by Reagan and Congress into defense was being squandered.
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Third, Chavez squandered the record oil revenues reaped by Venezuela during his 28500 years in office.
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Pittsburgh was given a power play, but squandered the advantage after Kessel was called for slashing.
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And we don't have the money, because it's been squandered on so many of your ideas.
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Both sides, especially Denmark, focused on defense, and any chances that materialized were squandered, sometimes badly.
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Both teams squandered multiple match points, including five by Team World in three matches they lost.
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And the other thing I think is important — Trump: It would be squandered, too, believe me.
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Her father was a sportsman-playboy who had squandered much of his own $25 million inheritance.
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The losses came swiftly, and within three years, he had squandered almost all of the money.
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Before South Carolina, the story surrounding Biden's campaign was that he had squandered his institutional advantages.
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But even the best evidence can be squandered unless it's framed in a compelling story line.
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Germany squandered an opportunity for a third goal when Werner struck a shot straight at Ochoa.
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Here's the nudge and the wink 'cause you probably thinkThat she squandered this money as well.
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Volkswagen had knowingly squandered California taxpayer dollars, and allowed polluting vehicles to stay on California highways.
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Nicolas Cage squandered his $150 million fortune on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases.
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Allaster said that she believed the power of the role had been squandered in the past.
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Whatever. "A lot of these outlets squandered their credibility a long time ago," Ms. Min said.
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The Warriors squandered a 243-213 advantage over the Cavs in the N.B.A. finals last year.
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In recent decades, however, we have squandered that wealth and our economic lead through free trade.
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After all, how many of the victim's talents have been squandered as a result of abuse.
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And yet, despite being many corporations' most precious resource, developer talents are all too often squandered.
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Trump has squandered a unique opportunity for bipartisan health reform by making the entire system worse.
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An atmosphere of openness and intellectual exchange is easily squandered and very difficult to get back.
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Yet he apparently squandered the money on partying and a Mustang with a cutting-edge sound system.
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Minnesota has squandered 2-1 leads in the third period in each of its last two games.
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It has wasted opportunities, squandered goodwill and failed to do justice to its characters or its actors.
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The elite in the ruling MPLA party stole or squandered billions on projects such as the ZEE.
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Biden complains that corporations took their winnings from the tax change and squandered them on stock buybacks.
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Yet Day suffered plenty of personal heartbreak, including three divorces and a lawyer who squandered her millions.
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Field-goal range was squandered when Mahomes was sacked for a 14-yard loss by Trey Flowers.
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In his memory, it is squandered, unaccounted for, and slow in its ability to heal his wounds.
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It has squandered some of its goodwill with customers, who now feel misguided, with their complaints ignored.
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"We don't have the money because it's been squandered on so many of your ideas," Trump said.
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Scott Van Slyke added a run-scoring double in the fifth before the Dodgers squandered their lead.
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Also he resents that his late father squandered his college money on a failed business manufacturing mints.
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The Wild a dropped a third straight game and squandered a chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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I felt like I had squandered the idea for this movie with the video for Mint Royale.
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After Zardes took one too many touches on a breakaway and squandered a big chance, Paraguay counterattacked.
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Bayer Leverkusen squandered a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw against C.S.K.A. Moscow at home.
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Lyndon Johnson squandered public trust with false reassurances about progress in the Vietnam War during the 1960s.
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Will Democratic gains in the November midterm elections be squandered by an inopportune bout of party infighting?
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Families also suffered the financial toll of salaries squandered on booze, with not much left for bread.
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There is also reason to worry that America has squandered the opportunity for a more prosperous future.
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Democrats and many establishment Republicans worry that Mr. Trump has squandered the moral authority of the office.
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And when the Yankees again threatened in the ninth, they squandered another opportunity with runners on base.
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Finally, sadly, Kelly squandered his moral authority by starring in his own White House podium hostage video.
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In a memorable collapse — or rally, from host Kansas' point of view — West Virginia squandered its lead.
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They see a winnable election against a vulnerable incumbent potentially squandered by a candidate with radical views.
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They see a winnable election against a vulnerable incumbent potentially squandered by a candidate with radical views.
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Tunnels were costly and took too long to build; so instead he squandered tunnel money on highways.
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As shot after shot is squandered, however, it quickly becomes clear that this isn't Garland's big chance.
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We politicians have squandered the last three years, three and a half years, in squabbles about Britain.
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Eagles 24, Giants 19 PHILADELPHIA — To a man late Thursday night, the Giants understood the opportunity squandered.
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Missouri squandered a nine-point lead in the second half en route to its third straight loss.
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Before Z-Bo caught on with the Grizzlies, he was known largely as a symbol of squandered potential.
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The Phillies, losers of four of their past five, squandered rookie Rhys Hoskins' first two major league homers.
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Meanwhile, millions of university-educated women sit at home, their talents squandered, says Kathy Matsui of Goldman Sachs.
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Now, they may have squandered a lot of goodwill and damaged their reputations without getting what Trump promised.
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Or, worse yet: because we've squandered your privacy so badly it no longer exists...so what's the point?
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Many sceptics dismissed the Vision Fund as a vast pot of tainted money squandered on hyped-up assets.
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Cage squandered it on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties.
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Yet Mr Déby is also a repressive autocrat who has squandered Chad's oil wealth and beggared his people.
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Mayer, who won the tournament in 2014 and 2017, squandered two set points in the opening-set tiebreaker.
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He exited with a 1-103 lead before the Mets' bullpen squandered the advantage in the sixth inning.
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In the second set, he recovered from two squandered match points and a late break to clinch victory.
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Ordinarily there would be buffers to cushion against such shocks, but Mr Jonathan's cronies have largely squandered them.
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It was bloated and gloomy, full of tracks that overstayed their welcome and squandered their talented guest vocalists.
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It was a step forward for a team that has squandered 17-point leads three times this season.
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The Austrian squandered that one but won the next two points to wrap up the 71-minute set.
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Mitchell writes about emotional information: who controls it, and how it is squandered or hoarded, withheld or weaponized.
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But on a night when the Yankees finally hit and scored in volume, the pitching squandered it all.
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Admittedly the Palestinians have squandered every opportunity they have been given to make peace and obtain a state.
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In so doing, they have squandered their objectivity and precious resources on a single story: Russian election hacking.
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Prior to his arrival, much of the opportunity for closer collaboration was squandered by barriers between the teams.
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Denver squandered 11-for-11 shooting from Kenneth Faried, which matched the N.B.A.'s best mark this season.
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Still, the damage was done, and CBS squandered a glorious opportunity to attract new users to its service.
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But he squandered his prize money, had a series of stormy marriages and ended up back in prison.
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Virus denial, by contrast, squandered crucial time — time that could have been used to slow the coronavirus's spread.
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The Dolphins squandered another opportunity on the game-opening drive after Brock Osweiler fumbled away a shotgun snap.
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The Yankees squandered a bases-loaded opportunity in the first inning, when Andujar grounded into a double play.
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Turkey has already invested more than $1.25 billion in the F-35 program, and that will be squandered.
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The Trump administration squandered weeks when they could have been preparing for COVID-19 by projecting denialism instead.
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But Trump's squandered economic opportunities are, of course, secondary at this point to his de facto self-impeachment.
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The winnings of our repeated economic booms have been squandered on inflationary policies that fuel the rat race.
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The Ducks squandered a second-period lead for the first time this season — a span of 22 games.
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Buffalo, which squandered a three-goal lead in a 4-3 shootout loss to the Flyers on Oct.
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We're going to do a very big — you know, the money that was squandered by the past administrations.
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And if we do not seize this historic opportunity, achievements from U.S. investments to date could be squandered.
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All that intellectual and economic potential, the prospect of rising incomes and tax payments, will have been squandered.
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Many millennials believe they are fighting for basic survival in an economy that our generation may have squandered.
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The renegotiation of Nafta offers an opportunity for real progress that must not be squandered with minor tweaking.
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We learn about Cuthbert's formative childhood traumas, about his squandered talents, his dead brother, his history of dissociation.
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"Last night's speech didn't preclude a deal, but it sure squandered an opportunity to advance one," he said.
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However, San Diego squandered more opportunities to score while standing eight runners over the fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
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By designing a scheme that was needlessly callous and which is becoming increasingly unpopular, he has squandered political capital.
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She swam to him, his squandered bride, as the light in his eyes darkened into a tunnel, and extinguished.
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In "The Pity of War," Niall Ferguson described the gradual mobilization of the Allied economies as an "advantage squandered".
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As you'd expect, the company then squandered it, producing poor products that overheated and were generally disliked by consumers.
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But all that money was squandered, both on his lifestyle and on manipulative, false friends—people he invested in.
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The Rangers took a 1-0 lead in the first inning but squandered a chance to do more damage.
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The last came on Paire's fifth match point, after he squandered triple-match point and another chance in deuce.
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Joc Pederson and Justin Turner also homered for Los Angeles, which squandered a 6-0 lead before bouncing back.
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Or that the governors squandered the 660 billion naira federal bail-out package intended to pay salaries last year.
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By betting on a separate silo, Twitter squandered nearly two years when it couldn't afford to take its time.
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In Rhineland-Palatinate they squandered what was a big lead in the polls only months ago, finishing at 31.8%.
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Bacevich argues that three mistakes by Carter set precedents that led to decades of squandered American lives and treasure.
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For the moment, at least, Democrats appear to have squandered a three-day shutdown and the leverage it provided.
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Instead Mr Erdogan has squandered the opportunity, preferring to expunge his enemies, real or imagined, and extend his power.
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Mr. Turnbull has squandered an early lead his party held in polls after unseating the staunchly conservative Mr. Abbott.
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Then the Yankees squandered a six-run lead and fell to the Blue Jays, 12-6, at Yankee Stadium.
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His new book, "The Age of Illusions: How America Squandered Its Cold War Victory" will be published in January.
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The researchers found that the money, far from being squandered on vice, went largely to subsistence and legitimate enterprise.
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Houston squandered a double-digit lead early but opened the fourth quarter with a big run to take control.
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Benjamin's tearing his ACL forced Ginn into a starting role at wide receiver, an opportunity he has not squandered.
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But with a song like this, where nothing really happens until a bridge a few minutes in, he's squandered.
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His new book, "The Age of Illusions: How America Squandered Its Cold War Victory," will be published in January.
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The company also squandered $6 billion repurchasing its now worthless shares in an failed effort to support stock price.
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After his release, he completed two years of community custody, but then, according to the police, squandered his freedom.
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By spending decades calling everything that might improve Americans' lives "socialist," Republicans have squandered much of the accusation's force.
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Jogging along, Mr. Nasiri began to consider whether it might be possible to harness some of that squandered energy.
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It bought time for the world to prepare—which large parts of the world, including the United States, squandered.
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That was his loss in the French Open final to Ivan Lendl, when he squandered a two-set lead.
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Though we've squandered a great deal of time, we are also lucky enough to have had a head start.
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And yet, more than $2 billion in federal funds has been squandered on them in the last 35 years.
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Gregory Wetstone, the president of the American Council on Renewable Energy, called the package a "squandered opportunity" on Tuesday.
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By then, Mr. Schmidt and his colleagues had squandered the credit that companies usually get for cooperating with investigators.
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Their battle also hinges on allegations of sexism, mismanagement and whether Verma squandered millions of dollars in taxpayer funds.
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But investors usually apply a discount to cash and speculative investments because of the risk of them being squandered.
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In a time when Democrats have few chances to go on the offensive, this opportunity must not be squandered.
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And yet the GOP squandered a ripe opportunity to prove they were the better of the two this election.
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That criticism was compounded by grumblings within the caucus about a system that rewarded seniority and squandered new talent.
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Unfortunately, he squandered that privilege & turned that opportunity into a nightmare of backstabbing, harassing, leaking, lying & undermining the President.
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Not accustomed to playing with leads, Pittsburgh nearly squandered a 22-point halftime advantage last time out against Delaware State.
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The tonal imbalance suggests that whatever momentum Kasich had after his second place New Hampshire finish is already being squandered.
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The Warriors squandered chances to pad their lead, losing fumbles in Arizona territory on each of their next two drives.
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If Mr Bolsonaro succeeds in reforming the economy and cleaning up Brazil, he could unleash his country's long-squandered potential.
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The cancellation of Roseanne is an opportunity squandered due in equal parts to fear, hubris, and a refusal to forgive.
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Baker's talent is, through the course of the first episode, squandered and questioned and then proven a couple times over.
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In determining the circumstances surrounding Vanessa's killing, investigators learned that Andrew allegedly squandered most of the couple's money on cocaine.
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"If the aid is seen as squandered or captured by particular interests, it could dampen the opposition's momentum," Long added.
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The Athletics squandered an early four-run lead and went on to suffer their sixth loss in seven games overall.
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Veterans and other taxpayers deserve better than dog-abusing doctors and precious resources squandered on sloppy and wasteful animal experiments.
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The people are finally getting wise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism.
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In doing so, Trump squandered what could have been an effective messaging campaign for the GOP, Capitol Hill Republicans say.
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Smith had squandered the chance to wrap up the title in regulation by missing a putt for par on 18.
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" His guileless approach squandered an opportunity to persuade Americans reeling from high foreign oil prices to trade "dependence for autonomy.
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Jake Virtanen, Alex Edler and Tanner Pearson also scored for the Canucks, who squandered a 27-113, first-period lead.
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The fact that Merrick Garland still exists as an option right now is a gift that should not be squandered.
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It is a lifetime or two of hard work not to be squandered, but to perpetuate responsibility, provision and generosity.
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A win would have been extra gratifying for the Mets, who squandered a 5-3 lead in the eighth inning.
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To the Editor: You rightly point out that the Pentagon has squandered billions on unnecessary items without making us safer.
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Many miners who squandered their earnings during the iron ore boom are now trying to catch up in construction jobs.
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The interest of the Trump administration in reforming America's foreign aid programs is an opportunity that should not be squandered.
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But while the Democrats have been bitterly divided for the past month, Trump has mostly squandered his unexpected head start.
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He squandered his savings by investing in unprofitable inventions, including typesetting machines, and was forced to rent out the house.
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Iran is rapidly taking over more and more of Iraq even after the U.S. has squandered three trillion dollars there.
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Trump's leak has now squandered the discreet diplomacy Pompeo was engaged in, making a nuclear even deal harder to achieve.
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What trust we did give has been squandered, and we have no reason to believe we should offer it again.
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We all know of various celebrities that have squandered millions of dollars and declared bankruptcy because of poor spending habits.
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Critics found it unfortunate that Paul and Ratajkowski's impressive performances were "squandered" by the film's inability to create enough tension.
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President Trump squandered two precious months trying to downplay the new coronavirus while attempting to talk up the stock market.
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"And they'll have squandered their best opening in a generation to control the size and scope of the federal Leviathan."
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All will be forgotten and forgiven — and Silicon Valley will move on to the next big idea to be squandered.
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It's more routine still to hear talk of time squandered — moments that might have been, conversations that should have happened.
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But the release said that Matthew Weiner, the creator of "The Romanoffs," had squandered the chance to present that history.
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The Trump administration has embraced the programs, but critics warn against a new arms race and billions of dollars squandered.
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Just over the horizon is a hill: Steep and greased with political motives, military ambitions, American blood and squandered treasury.
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Ms. Adjani is the big draw here, though, and it is not her fault that her presence seems somewhat squandered.
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The Thunder squandered a double-digit lead in the second half of Game 133, and barely hung on this time.
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"The P.N.G. government has squandered its opportunity," said Wesley Morgan, a fellow at Griffith University's Asia Institute in Queensland, Australia.
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As a result, the Democratic supermajority—something the party might not see again for a generation or more—was squandered.
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The White House squandered an opportunity in the spring to let Beijing know that "we're not playing around," he said.
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Throughout the Trump presidency—which has engendered (much more righteous) fury among the Democratic base—that anger has been squandered.
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It may be one of the most doleful sounds I've ever heard, evoking longing and sorrow, opportunities squandered, love lost.
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The risk is that Guyana's petrodollars will be squandered on more sugar subsidies and pay rises for the unproductive public sector.
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Eventually, the Bush administration had no choice but to admit the vision of a more inclusive GOP had already been squandered.
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And just imagine an incentive-driven, free-market-capitalist economy where tax dollars collected are put to good use, not squandered.
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That could help ensure the money isn't squandered, or negatively impacts any government benefits that individual might be entitled to receive.
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In a world in which every American gets a check, some of that money would necessarily be squandered on rich people.
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Under this presidency, our economic gains are being squandered, and most Americans aren't able to access the tools to get ahead.
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Money that could have been used on healthcare or education is squandered on "white elephants": stadiums that are never used again.
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But he needed to focus: by taking Mrs Clinton's bait, his tweeting and outbursts had "squandered five days", worried Mr Reinoehl.
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A ton of research and potential public/private contracts could be squandered as a result, per Axios science editor Andrew Freedman.
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But English clubs squandered this wealth in the transfer market, by signing established stars rather than precocious youngsters from lesser teams.
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She squandered her patronage by handing knighthoods to the unbiddable (like Sir John Redwood) while failing to promote talented younger Tories.
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Apple squandered its early lead in integrated AI with Siri, which is still clumsy so often that many just ignore it.
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When that time comes, America's policymakers will end up regretting how government revenues were squandered on a badly designed tax cut.
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America could have built a global coalition to press China to reform its economy, but it has now squandered precious goodwill.
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Squandered opportunities proved detrimental to the Astros early, with Manaea stranding six baserunners — all in scoring position — through the fourth inning.
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Artem Anisimov, Brandon Saad and Alex DeBrincat also scored for Chicago, which squandered a 21-313 lead in the third period.
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Texas Southern squandered a 203-point second-half lead and was outscored 20-4 in the final 10 minutes of regulation.
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The Chargers (1-3) lost two fumbles in the last seven minutes as they squandered their fourth consecutive fourth-quarter lead.
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You've said you think technology is being squandered on quick buck applications and that people are defaulting to the short term.
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Given rampant theft, many people are reluctant to pay their taxes on the ground that the money will just be squandered.
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It seems an extravagant price for a debt-laden firm that is bleeding red ink and squandered two previous bail-outs.
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Rushing to pass health care reform suggests that the administration doesn't realize that it has already squandered its first 100 days.
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Apple squandered its early lead in integrated AI, with Siri, which still is clumsy so often that many just ignore it.
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"They squandered their opportunity to participate and also chose not to join in the elections for the constituent assembly," he said.
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The Yankees had a chance to break on top early, but they squandered an opportunity in the top of the first.
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"An extraordinary chance to protect the environment and the rights of the people has been squandered," it said in a statement.
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If she cannot walk the fine line set by the army, all could be lost, her life's work for freedom squandered.
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Ditto for Ibaka, whose Oklahoma City Thunder squandered the same series lead to Golden State in the 2016 Western Conference finals.
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But that prestige was squandered through mismanagement — and the damage was compounded by unwillingness to face up to what was happening.
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Algeria is one of Africa's largest oil and gas producers, but corruption and inefficient subsidies have squandered much of its wealth.
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In every other sense she's a humiliated politician, who squandered a huge lead in a lousy campaign against a vile opponent.
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America's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a unique national treasure that must not be squandered for short-term fossil fuel profits.
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But other questions, foreign policy experts say, return to a theme of a continent that has squandered American money and effort.
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But I've always been baffled by how the musical's creators squandered the opportunity to engage the genius of Afro-Caribbean polyrhythms.
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He squandered his diplomatic tools, and showed earlier this year that he had no stomach for military action against Iran either.
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Winter storms flooded parts of the country this month, a reminder of how the government has squandered money meant for infrastructure.
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"President Trump's historic tax reform success does not deserve to be squandered in a trade war," FreedomWorks President Adam Brandon said.
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Millions of work hours were squandered after Google released a playable version of the game on its home page in 2010.
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Buffalo squandered a chance to close the gap on idle Pittsburgh in the race for the Eastern Conference's final playoff spot.
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"We've not squandered it," Genesis said in 2018, using the plural pronoun to convey that she spoke for this dual identity.
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It appears the GOP squandered — or exploited — that opportunity to write a plan that primarily put more money in corporate coffers.
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One of the most aggressive players in the women's game, Osaka squandered all seven break points she created in the first set.
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It's easy to wonder if Google squandered a years-long advantage in thinking about how people might want to use their camera.
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Directed by: Fraser C. HestonWritten by: W.D. RichterBased on: Needful Things Like the novel, Needful Things is a tragedy of squandered potential.
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We squandered a lot of the goodwill from the World Wars and the Korean War by what happened in and around Vietnam.
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" MEP Marietje Schaake also expressed disappointment, telling us: "The Parliament squandered the opportunity to get the copyright reform on the right track.
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Although workers themselves do not disappear through disuse, the time they could have spent contributing to the economy is squandered for ever.
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Last night Jobbik duly called for Mr Orban to stand down, claiming he had squandered public funds on an ego-boosting exercise.
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Villa fought back after Leicester's Shinji Okazaki scored and Riyad Mahrez squandered an opportunity to double the lead with a penalty kick.
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It's embarrassing that all of the hard work put into making animations and app launching feel smooth is squandered by mismanaged multitasking.
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The $2102m the club owes to Ricky Nolasco and Huston Street, two creaking veteran pitchers, is also likely to wind up squandered.
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Instead, United squandered a lead and lost, 2-1, to F.C. Midtjylland in the first leg of their round-of-32 match.
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Overall, Trump squandered one of the best moments of his presidency by speaking cavalierly in his free-wheeling and self-aggrandizing manner.
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On Monday, he relished the chance to antagonize Puerto Ricans: ....of which was squandered away or wasted, never to be seen again.
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Sevastova also squandered two set points in the second set, then overcame deficits of 2-0 and 3-1 in the tiebreaker.
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The President, who has squandered five months of united government, has single-handedly made the entire legislative process more difficult for Republicans.
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The Blues squandered a 2-0 series lead versus Los Angeles in 2013 and another against the Blackhawks the following year. 3.
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Orlando squandered two chances to get a lead as Hezonja missed a 3-pointer and Mack was called for an offensive foul.
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The benefit of the doubt is a valuable commodity, and it's one that those at the highest levels of Trumpland have squandered.
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Tumblr has been squandered ever since it was bought for $1.1 billion in 2013 by Yahoo, now part of Verizon Media Group.
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That's not the same as burying our heads in the sand, and it's not a squandered opportunity to dissuade someone from Trump.
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But an error-prone Sharapova bowed out after she produced six double faults and squandered six of her seven break point opportunities.
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It can be spent wisely to maximum benefits or it can be squandered on things that don't matter or could do harm.
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For years a hefty 13% of oil revenue has been pumped back into the producing states, but governors have generally squandered it.
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Sinha had accused Jaitley of being "a lucky finance minister" who had squandered the opportunities afforded by depressed global crude oil prices.
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And unlike donor funds, they tend to flow directly to the intended recipients, rather than being squandered or embezzled by corrupt officials.
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While far from putting in place a viable peace process, this cease-fire marks a turning point that should not be squandered.
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It also ensures that its mandates are worthwhile, so that when it orders something, it is not requiring resources to be squandered.
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McCann went 0 for 4, and the Yankees squandered two second-inning runs off Kluber, who pitched eight strong innings over all.
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The kernel of possibility here — the notion of graffiti as an anonymous, underground expression of intimate preoccupations and hidden truths — is squandered.
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Now we must marshal 21st century resources to ensure that the progress that revolutionized the treatment of infectious disease is not squandered.
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"It's more embarrassing than frustrating," Montreal coach Claude Julien said after his team squandered three separate leads in its second straight defeat.
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Those trades all looked good on paper, but Cleveland's scouting was so bad that they squandered every opportunity to benefit from them.
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Congress might want to take a hard look at how taxpayers money is being squandered on junk science by some federal agencies.
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It's a shame to see Bernthal's talents squandered in the latter half of the film to little more than looks and stares.
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He was the national leader for most of 2019, but squandered his early advantages with a muddled message and a lagging organization.
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Lisa's ex-manager, Barry Siegel, filed new legal docs claiming Lisa twice squandered her father's fortune since she inherited it in 1993.
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Why have they squandered their national energies on hating their neighbors, instead of thinking a little more critically about their own behavior?
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Many people here are upset with their mayor and angry about the way she has squandered their hopes for her political future.
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Still, Hillary Clinton's snub of even moderate evangelicals in the 2016 presidential race squandered many opportunities to cut into Mr. Trump's support.
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Across 15 years, a trillion dollars' worth of oil income has been squandered and 80 percent of Venezuelans have fallen into poverty.
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She tells a story of squandered wealth and her family's decline while attempting to link the Strohs' fortunes to those of Detroit.
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Even more, Democrats have squandered the opportunity to demonstrate leadership on the border by claiming the border as a site of inclusiveness.
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The Terrapins toughened up in their homecoming game before a crowd of 21,701, but they squandered two first-half red-zone chances.
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José Eduardo dos Santos, president for 38 years, squandered the wealth, turning Luanda into a gleaming capital but investing in little else.
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There is nothing more dangerous than a U.S. president who's squandered his trust before he has to lead us through a crisis.
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That late rally served as a contrast to the eighth inning when the Astros squandered an insurance opportunity while leading 5-211.
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But whether from carelessness or callousness, her weekend tweets damaged her political allies and squandered some of her own hard-won power.
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May, who had opposed Brexit during the referendum campaign, squandered much of her political capital when she called that early general election.
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Even after her mother had lost custody of young Gloria to the child's aunt, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, she squandered her visitation rights.
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I will be the first to tell you that I long ago squandered whatever credibility I once had on this particular front.
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Tottenham doubled their lead just before halftime when Chelsea squandered possession and Christian Eriksen played in Son who guided a shot past Begovic.
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His critics say the collapse was caused by two decades of incompetent management that squandered hundreds of billions of dollars in oil revenue.
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These programs are on the rise, but without a centralized leader, the disparity between programs is vast — and some opportunities are seemingly squandered.
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Coffina said on Thursday that D'Amico and McClure had "squandered" the money by mid-March — about four months after setting up the GoFundMe.
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"The Commission has squandered an opportunity to change the rules of the game after the Panama Papers," Elena Gaita of Transparency International said.
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The Brewers squandered a golden opportunity in the bottom of the frame, putting two on with nobody out and chasing starter Steven Brault.
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Coffina said on Thursday that D'Amico and McClure had "squandered" the money by mid-March — about five months after setting up the GoFundMe.
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My regrets will be more along the lines of a sad list of people hurt, people let down, assets wasted and advantages squandered.
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"The Parliament squandered the opportunity to get the copyright reform on the right track," Dutch MEP Marietje Schaake said in a statement Wednesday.
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It was a sort of redemption outing after he squandered his two previous save opportunities, including one Wednesday against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Taken together, these incidents underscore the bottom line that Wasserman Schultz has squandered the most important asset a DNC chair must have: trust.
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In that effort it has squandered talent and money and run through more chief executives than you'd find at a Brooks Brothers sale.
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The result is a nice story about elephants but not much more, making The Elephant Queen feel a bit like a squandered opportunity.
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And too much public money is squandered on grand projects, such as widening the Suez Canal, which have failed to bring much benefit.
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The rest of the team went 17-of-55 from the floor and squandered a 14-point, first-quarter lead in the loss.
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It also implies that a lot of talent, which could have been harnessed to cure diseases or design better toasters, is being squandered.
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Zach Charbonnet added 116 yards on 18 carries for Michigan (5-1, 3-13 Big Ten), which nearly squandered a 28-point lead.
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Halep won the first set on a tiebreak with Konta, having squandered a clutch of break points, returning the favor in the second.
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St. Louis squandered a 3-1 lead as Chicago tallied three goals in the second period and two more in the third period.
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Weighing on them will be the disappointment of 23 years, an uninterrupted string of heartbreak, scandal, squandered talent, close calls and epic calamity.
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President Obama, who I criticized ferociously and without regret, squandered opportunities for greatness, but conservatives could not credit him with doing anything right.
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Shi'ites in the south, where most of Iraq's oil wealth is produced, say Baghdad politicians have squandered state funds while leaving them desperate.
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A year ago at the United States Open, Nadal squandered a two-set lead to Fabio Fognini and lost in the third round.
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What Pinterest's critics identify as negatives (conservative decision-making, less urgency, squandered opportunities), its supporters cite as positives (bullets dodged, wasted time avoided).
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Appearing daily behind the podium his officials have shunned, Trump has sought to reclaim squandered credibility and present an alternate version of history.
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She and her two eldest daughters provided for everyone, ever since, they say, her husband abandoned them and squandered any wealth they had.
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Democrats, especially in the House, said they were outraged that their leaders again squandered a moment of leverage to leave young immigrants unprotected.
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The Rangers had squandered 220-231 leads in their two previous games at Madison Square Garden — a shootout loss to Winnipeg on Dec.
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Crucial game: Every game is critical for the Dolphins, who have squandered a 3-0 start by losing five of their last eight.
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Rather than squander that opportunity, having maybe squandered previous opportunities in the past, we're just like really enjoying making this our entire universe.
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The ghosts of squandered playoffs past — including a blown save in South Florida in Game 210 of the 27 World Series — are receding.
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To the Editor: So much time and ink have been squandered by the Democrats in trying to determine what their style should be.
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The Higgins campaign characterized the Barreiros as members of a political dynasty who had squandered their opportunity to improve residents' quality of life.
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Chelsea squandered a chance to take the lead when Diego Costa scampered away from the Everton defence and picked out Eden Hazard's run.
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In fact, the Giants were handed two opportunities to take the lead in the opening quarter but squandered each with feeble offensive play.
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And it'd be a sure trigger for them to bring up Venezuela, which has squandered the riches of its state-run oil company.
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The hedge fund had said then that the company's board had "squandered" about $1.2 billion of shareholder capital over the past four years.
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For the Motorola Razr, there was an opportunity for it to just ride on its nostalgia value — a squandered one, it turns out.
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With a third defeat in their last five games, the Patriots (10-3) may have squandered their chance for a first-round bye.
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But instead of investing the newfound money into private expenditures, new research and development, and greater global participation, the dividend was squandered inefficiently.
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With an approaching presidential election year, and the accompanying political pressures that come with it, there comes an opportunity that cannot be squandered.
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"The commission has squandered an opportunity to change the rules of the game after the Panama Papers," Elena Gaita of Transparency International said.
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TMG fired back shortly afterwards, labeling the actor a hopeless spendthrift who squandered millions on extravagances like fine wine and art against their advice.
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That there's all this kind of marvelous innovation and technical development going on, but it feels like a lot of it is being squandered.
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The Volunteers squandered an opportunity later in the half when Dobbs was intercepted by Appalachian State junior cornerback Mondo Williams at the Mountaineers' 073.
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Oil export revenues account for more than 90 percent of its foreign exchange revenues, which critics say have been squandered and siphoned for decades.
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This has frustrated White House officials who feel the last several weeks have been squandered while witness after witness has testified on Capitol Hill.
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It was kind of like a redemption outing after he squandered his two previous save opportunities, including one Wednesday against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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He came close to admitting that he didn't pay federal taxes, saying that "makes me smart" and that the money "would be squandered" anyway.
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We'll be $100 lighter and we will have squandered another opportunity to bring boxing back to its rightful place as the sport of kings.
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So it feels disappointing that Cheim & Read has mostly squandered that potential in the exhibition The Female Gaze, Part Two: Women Look at Men.
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This chance was not entirely squandered—Angola has more roads and dams and skyscrapers than before, and its people are a bit less poor.
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Matteo Renzi squandered the hopes invested in him by betting on an ill-fated referendum to change the constitution, leaving other reforms largely undone.
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My personal demons are the new couch slipcover I've been meaning to buy for four years now, my unfinished literary output, my squandered friendships.
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Murray squandered five match points while serving at 270-43 in the third set and another at 24-26 before closing out the win.
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Three years after Bieber's selfie, SoundCloud has squandered its position as a maverick, but beloved audio platform and failed to build a meaningful business.
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"Given that 'El Chapo' has already escaped from Mexican prison twice, this third opportunity to bring him to justice cannot be squandered," Rubio said.
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Dating has seen an extremely sudden shift because of technology and Black Mirror squandered an opportunity to investigate where this path may take us.
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Santos argued that his client's original lead attorney squandered resources during the trial and was more focused on winning fame than his client's freedom.
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One longtime adviser called the remark "devastating" for Trump, saying he had squandered any chances he had of making a comeback in the race.
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Some may complain, but at least you never get the feeling that money was squandered on high-concept design while the practicalities went begging.
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Bobbitt received $75,000, and within months McClure and D'Amico had "squandered" their share to buy a car, high-end handbags and trips, Coffina said.
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I suspect it has something to do with the way Republicans have squandered their opportunity to govern, and the consequences of abdicating that responsibility.
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"The people are finally getting wise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism," Trump said early Sunday.
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But Somalia's political class is widely considered corrupt and ineffective, and analysts say that Somalia's leaders squandered the opportunity that the Shabab withdrawal presented.
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Environmentalists aren't happy: The Coalition to Protect America's National Parks said the failure means the administration "squandered a historic opportunity" to protect public lands.
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Successive Palestinian leaders, however, squandered this support, alienating their own people and their regional allies through corruption, incitement and an astonishing lack of realism.
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Wittgren, who got the nod after Brad Hand squandered his first save opportunity in Tuesday's 33-6 setback, had three strikeouts in the ninth.
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Celtic Pride has a promising enough premise, if also one that is effectively squandered by the sheer mid-90's-ness of it all.
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Writers on the left pointed out that liberal immigration activists were furious with Democratic leadership, and regarded the move as a squandered political opportunity.
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South Korean conservatives argue that the North has squandered resources on its nuclear arms program that it should have used to help its people.
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But it has completely squandered the opportunity to bed in and become a mainstay of couch co-op and quick-fix single-player satisfaction.
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An Quang's unexpected restraint was a critical if overlooked factor in prolonging South Vietnam's survival, and a symbol of the constitutional system's squandered potential.
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The Mets took a 5-0 lead on home runs by Asdrubal Cabrera and Wilmer Flores, only to see it squandered by the bullpen.
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Jimmy Carter's presidency had grown deeply unpopular, drawing a particular anger from liberals, who thought he'd squandered the party's post-Watergate chance at power.
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Both teams squandered offensive opportunities as the Cardinals went 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position and the Cubs were 1-for-9.
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A wave is not enough if, by the time it comes, we've squandered the opportunity to shape that wave in primaries across the country.
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Both teams squandered offensive opportunities as the Cardinals went 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position and the Cubs were 1-for-193.
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It also squandered a chance in the third and four for the game, extending its drought to begin the season to 15 failed chances.
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Washington spent the series saying its forgettable playoff history littered with squandered leads and blown opportunities — particularly against the Penguins — was not a factor.
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Zach Charbonnet added 53 yards rushing on 18 carries for Michigan (5-1, 3-1 Big Ten), which nearly squandered a 28-point lead.
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They have led to diplomatic dead-ends, squandered time and resources, real damage to regional stability and global economic growth, and diminished American influence.
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In the endless pursuit of economic development, societies the world over have made excessive use of fossil fuels and squandered the Earth's natural resources.
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The second pulled the Mets back to a 5-5 tie after starter Rafael Montero and reliever Josh Edgin squandered a 4-0 lead.
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The Americans squandered opportunities in the second half when Dom Dwyer and Corona took poor penalty kicks that were easily saved by Justo Lorente.
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But climate experts say it's a massive investment that could help give the warming planet a fighting chance—so long as it isn't squandered.
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She blew a 5-83 lead in the third set and squandered four match points as Pliskova won, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5.
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Since crude was discovered in Nigeria, in 1956, it has brought wealth and corruption, impoverishment and armed conflict—a global symbol of squandered possibility.
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The unelected prime minister has lost every vote he has faced, squandered his majority and fired a score of MPs from his Conservative Party.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — The Rangers have squandered three late leads during this year's N.H.L. playoffs, including two in their current series against the Ottawa Senators.
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But if he fails, do you look to Rubio, the face of what the party runs from, the crippled rookie who squandered his advantage?
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Doing so would diminish the party's remaining credibility, a good bit of which has already squandered by waiting this long to address the issue.
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O'Brien, though, appears to at least be starting out with a perk that Bolton apparently squandered away: a pretty good working relationship with Trump.
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The Knicks got within 111-105 on Luke Kornet's 3-pointer with 6:41 left but squandered a couple chances to get even closer.
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The bet is that people will use time now squandered submitting paperwork to train for better careers, start businesses, or take part-time jobs.
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Which makes it all the more surprising that Democrats squandered an opportunity to directly acknowledge Puerto Rican viewers during their first debates in Miami.
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Instead, it squandered much of its legal and moral authority when the National Security Agency engaged in widespread surveillance of American citizens for so long.
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A starry father-son pairing is largely squandered in "Forsaken," an old-school western that is a little too old school for its own good.
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Wittgren, who got the nod after Brad Hand squandered his first save opportunity in Tuesday's 33-6 setback, struck out three batters in the ninth.
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Bobbitt hired a legal team after becoming concerned that the couple had squandered much of the money raised to help him get off the streets.
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The layoffs left the campaign staff feeling angry and confused, and many said the campaign squandered its momentum by creating a disorganized and unfair culture.
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But over the last 15 years, Iraq's political leaders have repeatedly squandered such lulls, and each low tends to be followed by a dramatic spike.
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Jamaica squandered several other chances, while Jarchinio Antonia missed a great opportunity for Curacao late in the first half when he dragged a shot wide.
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Click here to view original GIFCooped up in a city or squandered in a suburb, it's easy to forget how damn wonderful nature can be.
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Under Mr Mahama inflation soared, the economy slowed and public debt ballooned, with much of the borrowed money squandered on higher wages for public employees.
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" Trump also said that it was good he paid little or no taxes because the money would've been wasted, "it would have been squandered too.
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GL: It matters a lot to high sustainability customers, who want to know that their efforts to separate out food waste isn't [a squandered effort].
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, as sunny as its outlook is, is filled with grown children dealing with internalized misogyny, abandonment issues, sour marriages, and squandered potential.
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And instead of turning that capital into currency, doing the work of getting legislation to his desk while Republicans held the majority, he squandered it.
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Month after month of obfuscation and the creation of alternative realities by the White House mean the administration has squandered the benefit of the doubt.
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They are mostly men in their early 20s, embittered and frustrated at a ruling elite they see as having squandered Iraq's oil wealth for years.
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For 230 agonizing minutes, they cheered for every attack, cursed as Brazil squandered scoring opportunities, and flinched every time Germany threatened to end their party.
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Microsoft squandered over $6.3 billion on aQuantive, an online-advertising firm that it bought in 2007, and $7.6 billion on Nokia's handset business in 2014.
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Rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield threw a pair of touchdown passes, but the Browns squandered some early scoring chances and remain winless in Pittsburgh since 2003.
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We have squandered opportunities to reduce global warming and there has already been more suffering from climate change than we have allowed ourselves to recognize.
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Pliskova squandered a 5-3 lead in the final set and then served for the match again at 11-10 but was broken to love.
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Above all, he has suffered from the widespread perception that he squandered his five years in office, failing to implement major reforms or tackle corruption.
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Federer had squandered a two-set lead against Djokovic in the first semifinal, but he seemed to be back in control in the fifth set.
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Both teams had good chances, which they squandered, and there was a huge ovation for Shojaei when he limped off midway through the second half.
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Ms. Cary, who endured poverty and heartbreak after her parents squandered her fortune, went on to become an author and film historian as an adult.
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No. 3 seed Rublev, a 22-year-old Russian, saved nine of 22 break points, although he squandered two match points in the second set.
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Candidates like Beto O'Rourke and Cory Booker have failed to live up to expectations and squandered their opportunities to turn their visions into tangible movements.
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What Google is now learning, publicly, is that hard-fought gains in employee trust built up over a long time frame can easily be squandered.
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But Harvey has squandered it, and the new regime of Callaway and the no-nonsense pitching coach, Dave Eiland, have no investment in his past.
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Daniel Coulombe, Blake Treinen and Santiago Casilla preserved the lead for the Athletics, who squandered leads in losing the first two games of the series.
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Other jarring examples of public dollars squandered on "clean coal" research include an Ohio bond issue passed in 1985 that has proven monstrously self-perpetuating.
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Allen and the rest of the Blues were relieved to prevail two nights after the Blues had squandered a late lead and lost to Edmonton.
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Jrue Holiday had 953 assists and 295 points, but just four in the second half, as the Pelicans squandered a 25-point third-quarter lead.
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Jrue Holiday had 12 assists and 29 points, but just four in the second half, as the Pelicans squandered a 16-point, third-quarter lead.
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In 2015, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund approved a $1.1 billion debt-relief package for Chad after its leaders squandered the loan.
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"It's really helping to coach people through important decisions: How to make sure money isn't squandered and aligning assets with values and visions," he said.
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Valuable time will be squandered, and the price of the further procrastination will be heavy, because the process is not reversible on human time scales.
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"The people are finally getting wise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism," the president wrote on Twitter.
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After being anointed as the front-runner in the 2008 Democratic presidential race, she squandered her early advantage and narrowly lost the nomination to Barack Obama.
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Tennessee ranked 16th nationally in total defense and 36th in scoring defense this past season, but the Volunteers squandered leads in each of their four defeats.
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Rather than tackling political corruption, he has squandered the backing of protesters and Iraq's leading ayatollahs by slashing the pay of civil servants and raising taxes.
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But if Mr Maduro does fall, abandoned by his army and hated by his people, Mr Putin would have more to worry about than squandered investments.
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A right not to be squandered: The 19th Amendment which guaranteed women in the United States the right to vote, was ratified 97 years ago today.
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The Kings are stuck with a much tougher matchup with the Sharks, and have also squandered home ice in any second-round meeting with the Ducks.
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UCLA rallied from behind at halftime then nearly squandered a 24-point lead to survive South Dakota, 85-219, Tuesday at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.
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Best Attire: Amar'e Stoudemire Stoudemire squandered his one chance at the plate; he popped up to the catcher to end the second inning, stranding two runners.
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They then faced the Knicks for the fourth year in a row, and after blowing leads in the first two games they squandered the lead again.
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It ultimately stood as a squandered opportunity for the White Sox against the previously struggling Weaver, who effectively located his pitches down in the strike zone.
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Then WWE squandered it, as it so often does these days, and the promotion, the wrestlers, and the fans are all the worse off for it.
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In the absence of large-scale and efficient energy-storage capabilities, much of the excess energy being produced by solar farms or wind turbines is squandered.
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"They've squandered their sand, they've overdeveloped, they've depleted their resources and now they want to come and take ours," says Sarah Heard, a Martin County Commissioner.
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Detroit squandered a two-run lead in the top of the ninth, but Bud Norris (3-5) gave it back in the bottom of the inning.
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Atlanta squandered a 28-3 lead in the loss, but the first-team offense certainly didn't show any signs of a Super Bowl hangover on Thursday.
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Shoigu, who was addressing a meeting of Russian military officials, railed against those rebels and their backers, saying they had squandered a chance for peace talks.
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After Fritz took a 2-0 lead in the tiebreaker, Schwartzman won five of the next six and squandered three set points before finally breaking through.
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Since Lampert merged Sears and Kmart together in 2005, the company squandered $6 billion on share repurchases in a failed attempt to support its stock price.
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"Afghanistan's national unity government squandered important opportunities to tackle serious human rights problems," Patricia Gossman, senior Afghanistan researcher at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.
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He squandered a strong start from left-hander Jon Lester, who gave up two runs in six innings and drove in a run at the plate.
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Bojan Bogdanovic added 22 points and Tyreke Evans scored 18 for the Pacers, who squandered all but one point of a 25-point, third-quarter lead.
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" The Democratic report on the Benghazi investigation included a section titled: "Select Committee squandered millions of dollars in a partisan effort to attack a presidential candidate.
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If Jack had prevailed, Richard could grouse forever about how his brilliant algorithm was squandered by a small-minded businessman and no one could question it.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah, however, said Nimr had "demanded the squandered rights of an oppressed people", and condemned Riyadh for executing him and other Shi'ites alongside "terrorist bands".
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Trump responded by saying that he has released a public financial disclosure but added later that his tax dollars would have been "squandered" by the government.
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She married four times, was divorced three times and widowed once, suffered a nervous breakdown and had severe financial trouble after one husband squandered her money.
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There remains a basis for conservatives and liberals to see each other as less alien than we often do, but what's left can be easily squandered.
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In his speech, Franken squandered an opportunity to do good, and instead offered a master class in what not to do when accused of sexual misconduct.
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This fateful decision, which squandered precious time, helps explain why other countries have been better at tracking the virus, and tracking is essential to limiting outbreaks.
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Any ordinary person who repeatedly squandered family money on bad bets the way Kushner has would most likely be seen as a deadbeat and a loser.
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That spirit should probably grant them a measure of pause before Harden and Co. are blasted for the opportunities they just squandered — even though it won't.
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The insinuation that Washington had squandered an authentic peace chance infuriated American officials; the United Nations ambassador Arthur Goldberg fingered the "tendentious" Poles for the leak.
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It is deeply disappointing that the opportunity to renegotiate NAFTA — 26 years in the making — has been squandered on a climate-denying deal from President Trump.
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Wang squandered two match points in the nerve-shredding finish, and ultimately was relieved when Williams surrendered by firing into the net, her 56th unforced error.
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Punishing temperatures in June, hitting triple digits in places, essentially squandered much of the accumulated snow that water managers had hoped to have to replenish reservoirs.
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"If Coleen Rooney doesn't become a private investigator," one user declared, "and use R👀NEY as her logo then she has squandered a golden opportunity."
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It also squandered an opportunity to showcase an alternative mode of leadership, which considering her 2016 defeat and that year's victor, seems an especially unfortunate waste.
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It was squandered, as many writers have pointed out, by engineers and CEOs who opted for profit over people at every turn with seemingly no consequences.
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The show has received prerelease criticism of the squandered-opportunity variety: Why not cast an Asian actor, even though the character in the comics is white?
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Serbia were beaten in the quarter-finals by Russia on Friday after Novak Djokovic and Viktor Troicki squandered three match points in the deciding doubles rubber.
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Yes, there are some local roads that badly need repair, but sending more money to the feds is a guaranteed way to get that money squandered.
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Because his preparation includes a stricter lifestyle and dietary discipline, Lederer says it's hard not to see the canceled race in Tokyo as a squandered opportunity.
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It was named after Jackie Coogan, a child actor who starred in a number of Charlie Chaplin films and whose parents squandered millions of his earnings.
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Worse yet, Houston squandered a 2055-point lead, then failed to take advantage after Antetokounmpo picked up his sixth foul with 24 minutes 26 seconds to play.
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Houston squandered a seven-point advantage in the fourth quarter on Monday night and dropped a 22-20 decision to AFC West-leading Oakland in Mexico City.
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I might have squandered it on drugs—anything to numb the grief—but she had arranged for it to be doled out to me in monthly stipends.
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Russell scored 26 points but shot 10 of 27 as the Nets squandered their third straight lead in the fourth and lost their fifth straight game overall.
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Oil firms have routinely squandered returns in pursuit of big projects with distant payouts, in the expectation that sooner or later high prices would bail them out.
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At the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, the American power hitter squandered a three-shot lead in the final round as he closed with an 82.
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In reality, there is little pushing Foxconn to invest as much money or create as many jobs as promised because Walker squandered his leverage over the company.
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Unfortunately for Adam, this was a night when he gave away too much of his information to Taylor and then squandered his trust with Zeke and Hannah.
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" "That makes me smart," Trump responded at the time to the suggestion he had not paid federal taxes, then added, "It would be squandered, too, believe me.
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Whereas some of its peers admit that they squandered the chance to invest in big data during the oil boom before 2014, Aramco has no such regrets.
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Several Republicans later pointed to the Delaware race as an example of how the GOP squandered races they should have won because of undisciplined anti-establishment candidates.
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Once the Spaniard squandered four break points at 2-2 in the second set, he appeared to wilt under pressure and Schwartzman ran away with the match.
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Despite the good intentions and great experience in the room, the painful truth is that precious time and energy is frequently squandered by directors and startup CEOs.
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Now the mission is to win peace, stabilize eastern Syria, prevent a resurgence of extremist terrorism, and make certain that military victory isn't squandered through new conflicts.
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The only other player to reach above 90% and lose was Kenny Perry, who squandered a two-stroke edge with two holes left during the 2009 Masters.
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"It's amazing, we squandered assets through the shutdown for nothing," said Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), chairman of the House Natural Resources committee, which oversees the Interior Department.
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Lewandowski squandered several chances, missing a sitter in the first half, failing to connect with a cross and tripping himself up while in front of the goal.
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Lost just as the liberation that the Civil War and Emancipation brought was squandered after Reconstruction, by a white America grown morally weary, or bent on revenge.
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George W. Bush, meanwhile, squandered a budget surplus by gifting enormous tax cuts to the rich, then blew up the deficit to pay for two failed wars.
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Precious time that could have been used to move the country and the world to a low-carbon economy was squandered in pursuit of drill, baby, drill.
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That moment of triumph felt sadly distant on a recent fall afternoon as Grand Street squandered an early lead at home against Boys and Girls High School.
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Ever since her gamble on a snap election in 2017 squandered her party's majority in parliament, May has relied on the 10 DUP lawmakers to pass legislation.
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But they squandered an excellent chance to add more, and their shaky bullpen gave up six runs while managing only seven outs the rest of the way.
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" He later said, "I think we squandered the first window of opportunity but we are saying today ... this is a second opportunity that we should not squander.
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Questions have been raised about the fairness of its judges, potential medal-buying schemes and several significant loans that were squandered and pushed the group toward insolvency.
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A former electronics whiz kid, he has squandered his youth on dilettantish studies in physics and anthropology, followed by a series of botched get-rich-quick schemes.
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They were then allocated part of a research building across the street, where their exchanges in the microkitchen wouldn't be squandered on polite chitchat with the suits.
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Yet both times investors squandered years of gains, many of whom never regained enough confidence to ride out those bears or get back into the stock market.
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Never in his career has Nadal been only one Grand Slam title behind Federer, who squandered two match points against Novak Djokovic in this year's Wimbledon final.
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But Archie Bradley entered in the eighth and squandered the lead in only three pitches, allowing a leadoff single to Jay Bruce and a homer to Mesoraco.
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Mexican Open Stan Wawrinka squandered three match points before getting forced into a third-set tiebreaker, but he emerged with a first-round win in Acapulco, Mexico.
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Not everyone has learned the lessons from municipal broadband failures and the mostly-squandered billions in broadband subsidies from the Obama-era American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.
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He died in the most depraved of circumstances, deeply in debt, hounded by creditors after having squandered a fortune estimated at more than a half-billion dollars.
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The Twins squandered an early chance to go ahead when Eddie Rosario hit into a double play with runners on first and second to end the first.
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Donald Trump's escalating military actions and threats could trigger perpetual conflict, the further destabilization of the region, unimaginable human suffering and death, and trillions of dollars squandered.
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Another opportunity to get some actual clarity on the public option—which is trotted out by politicians and media alike as the sensible middle ground—was squandered.
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Early in the fourth, when Iguodala drained a 3-pointer immediately after the Rockets squandered a three-on-one transition opportunity, the Warriors were within 89-85.
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Penn State (11-5, 1-2) got 17 points and career high 93 rebounds from Mike Watkins, but squandered a five-point lead in the second half.
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Because Manafort can no longer cooperate (having squandered the opportunity by lying to Mueller), Manafort can no longer hurt Trump, so Trump gains nothing by a pardon.
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"He decided to pull everybody out once the surge had won at great sacrifice and squandered all the gains there, which then gave birth to ISIS," Sen.
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The Bills went 77 yards in 16 plays and chewed up 8:11 off the clock but squandered a first-and-10 at the New York 11.
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A 2015 Government Accountability Office report estimated that over 85033 percent of program funds, or 60 billion dollars, are squandered on fraud, waste, abuse and improper payments.
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The dark, comic poignancy of the book is drowned in garish, self-conscious whimsy, and the work of a talented ensemble is squandered on awkward heartstring snatching.
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The Flames squandered 90 seconds of a five-on-three spanning the second and third periods before scoring twice in a span of less than two minutes.
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On Tuesday, it was more of the same: A promising performance by a starting pitcher was squandered in an 8-6 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Nearly anything goes: Tales of family fortunes gained or squandered, musings on the state of socioeconomic diversity in your community, summer jobs, start-ups, struggle and triumph.
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Earlier they had discussed how Hill's father had ruined his reputation and squandered his land and funds, eventually losing his own daughter to a game of whist.
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Branwell is a man who produced nothing and squandered his talents, but the fantasy of his wasted potential hovers like a mist over his sisters' enormous achievements.
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They lost to Washington State at home and were blown out by Utah, and then they squandered a 31-point lead to TCU in the Alamo Bowl.
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Nationals RHP Jonathan Papelbon has saved seven of eight opportunities this season with his lone squandered chance coming against his former team, the Phillies, on April 17. 3.
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Lisbon has called for the resignation of Jeroen Dijsselbloem, whose term ends in January, over remarks suggesting southern European countries had squandered their money on "booze and women".
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But in response, U.N. actors squandered the more than generous opportunities for change provided during hundreds of meetings and are left with no one to blame but themselves.
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Russia has squandered its "soft power," its moral authority in the world, by which it once might have claimed to be an alternative to the Western-led order.
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He is looking for a better performance than his Friday outing against the Diamondbacks, when he squandered a 21-210 lead and departed after 243 163/216 innings.
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On the flip side, a small plate of untoasted bread masquerading as "bruschetta," spread with stone-cold ricotta and a trace of truffle honey, squandered fragrance and flavor.
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The Golden Flashes squandered a scoring opportunity when Trickett missed a 48-yard field goal, but they pulled even on a trick play early in the second quarter.
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It's 1973, and this beleaguered record-label executive, played by Bobby Cannavale, has lost faith in the music industry, squandered his sobriety and gotten himself in serious trouble.
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I wouldn't go back and change anything, but I wish I had been more passionate and I wish I hadn't squandered the vital moments I had with JoJo.
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Mr Penzone, a veteran Phoenix police sergeant, ran for sheriff as a Democrat on the message that citizens' money had been squandered and that law enforcement had suffered.
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But it is all too tempting to view the empty baoli as a metaphor for decades of human folly in which precious water in India has been squandered.
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They want to know how the government squandered so much of the hundreds of billions of dollars it earned from oil and diamonds over the past few decades.
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Unless he is suddenly willing to share much more information about his taxes, he'll have squandered two important weeks as early voting is underway in several key states.
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If you make a run at this alone, without serious funding behind you, you will get crushed and the opportunity for climate action in 2016 will be squandered.
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The only hiccup in an otherwise polished effort against the 26th-seeded Pole came when Wozniacki was up 22-26 in the second and squandered three match points.
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The Predators squandered a chance to clinch a postseason berth, falling behind by three goals in the first period of a 4-3 loss to Colorado on Monday.
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Dylan Larkin scored his team-leading eighth goal overall and third in five contests, but the Red Wings squandered a 3-1 third-period lead and dropped to .
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $210 million in property taxes.
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Less than 03 hours before puck drop, the Devils on Friday night squandered a late 2-1 lead against the Chicago Blackhawks before losing 3-2 in overtime.
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Now is the U.S.'s best moment to approach North Korea and do well by its South Korean allies, but that opportunity is at risk of being squandered.
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It already squandered that chance once when it essentially did away with VoodooPC; but we're looking at a very different HP today that's focused heavily on consumer hardware.
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When they failed to agree on a single standard, effort that could have gone into improving RSS was instead squandered on duplicating work that had already been done.
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But Mr Aquino's achievements risk being squandered by an old weakness at the heart of Filipino politics: its love of showmanship and personality over policy and administrative ability.
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He squandered a clear chance to restore his side's lead in the second half, however, firing straight at Real goalkeeper Keylor Navas after being played in by Neymar.
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I hope that means he will not repeat the mistakes of his predecessor, who squandered a nearly limitless reserve of goodwill among the president's supporters in the heartland.
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But for more than a week, those ideal conditions have been squandered as the state's political leaders argue about whether and how to raise the state's gasoline tax.
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Trump was perceived by many to have "squandered" his summer by escalating the trade war with China, stoking tensions with Iran, and launching personal attacks on his enemies.
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Javier Baez tied the game for Chicago with a ninth-inning single, and the Brewers squandered a bases-loaded, one-out opportunity in the bottom of the ninth.
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"When the president talks about a mess, he's talking about his first 85033 days in office, which he literally squandered," she said at the National Press Club event.
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The Astros had squandered a golden opportunity in the sixth when Brantley (4-for-4, three runs) doubled to push Alex Bregman to third base with no outs.
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Another opportunity was squandered by Yasmani Grandal, the Dodger catcher who has had a rough series, committing two errors and giving up two passed balls in Game 1.
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USC then nearly squandered a 31-13 advantage when Fresno State (0-1) drove deep into Trojans territory before Pola-Mao's interception with just under two minutes left.
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Too bad Woods squandered an opportunity to stand up for racial equality and basic human rights like the right to take a knee in the face of oppression.
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This triumphant narrative obscures the early failures in reporting cases, squandered time that could have been used to slow infections in China before they exploded into a pandemic.
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The comic shows the problems caused when money is spent, hoarded and squandered by sentient beings of varied shapes, colors and sizes on an endless array of worlds.
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Pinera said in a speech at the presidential palace that democracy was squandered when General Augusto Pinochet - who led Chile from 1973 to 1990 - seized power through violence.
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Another aspect of the Yankees' play that undermined them: Their offense, the best in baseball in several categories during the regular season, squandered scoring opportunity after scoring opportunity.
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"We have squandered our global leadership, alienated our friends and emboldened our enemies," said one U.S. ambassador, who asked not to be named to provide a candid assessment.
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Neither has the House or Senate passed the budget resolution they must agree on to obtain those special filibuster-prevention rules squandered so far on the health debate.
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $25 million in property taxes.
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In the last two elections, however, the pro-settlement parties squandered votes because of internal squabbling and political fragmentation, a result that could easily repeat itself on Monday.
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The possibility of including PFAS provisions in the NDAA were squandered last month, however, as some lawmakers questioned whether the matter was beyond the scope of the bill.
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They won their 11th straight AFC East title but squandered a first-round playoff bye by losing their regular season finale Sunday at home to the Miami Dolphins.
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The other seed in action, No. 5 Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic, squandered an early advantage, losing 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic.
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But the episode's potential is squandered as the writers choose to focus on Nick's back story and thorny relationship with Offred rather than put Moira in the spotlight.
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In many ways, the book is a mirror of Mr. Clinton's presidency: lack of discipline leading to squandered opportunities; high expectations, undermined by self-indulgence and scattered concentration.
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Late in the second quarter, as the team squandered yet another lead, Jamil Denard walked halfway around the arena to drown his sorrows in a pile of pastrami.
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The Wolfpack dropped a 24-20 decision to Florida State in their last contest as the team squandered a 20-10 lead with just over 903 minutes left.
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Sale received his first no-decision this year at Kansas City on Sunday, allowing two runs on seven hits in seven innings before the bullpen squandered the lead.
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RONALDO SCORES IN LOSS Cristiano Ronaldo scored on his emotional return home, but Portugal squandered a two-goal lead to lose, 3-4, to Sweden in a friendly.
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He squandered a two-set lead in the fourth rubber of the final against Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro in 2016 — a defeat that cost Croatia the title.
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Under the local statute, a court can dissolve a nonprofit organization for a variety of reasons, including if a judge finds that it has misspent or squandered money.
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Opinion Columnist On a bitter night nearly two-and-a-half squandered years ago, Donald Trump was duly elected the 45th president of the United States of America.
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If he returns to the chamber, he could have a chance to restore the goodwill he squandered by pushing for even deeper reforms to make Congress run smoothly.
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Some of the rest has been squandered on white elephants, such as a vast, empty, falcon-shaped airport and a ritzy but ghostly beach resort on the Caspian Sea.
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Prosecutors say that "zero dollars" are left from the enormous haul and that all the money was "squandered," on travel, shopping sprees, and based on cash withdrawals, likely gambling.
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British newspapers have become strikingly hostile towards it, arguing that most is squandered, and that even if it were not, the money is needed to cut poverty at home.
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Indiana (27-743) nearly squandered a 20-point third quarter lead but held on thanks to five missed free throws from Andre Drummond in the game's final 3:30.
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Eritrea's enormous potential for tourism—a sparkling coast and, in Asmara, one of the continent's most beautiful cities with a wealth of Art Deco buildings—has been mostly squandered.
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" Meanwhile, Siegel's countersuit claims Presley "twice squandered" her father's fortune after she inherited it in 1993 and is "looking to blame others instead of taking responsibility for her actions.
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The Atlanta Hawks squandered all of a 21-point lead in Game 23 but recovered late in the fourth quarter and managed to pull out a 223-133 victory.
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It's hard to think that there wasn't some internal pressure for Fadell to get out of the way fter having squandered several opportunity to become the dominant smarthome player.
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But most Democrats pushed some version or other of narrative 2, according to which it was simply bad of the Bush administration to have squandered the Clinton budget surplus.
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And after this Saturday, they'll have officially squandered their first opportunity to use it, and to deliver on their longtime campaign promise of repealing President Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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The seas, driven by a century of global industry, rise higher, while for the sake of a little more industrial power, the gifts of the river are being squandered.
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MP Anna Soubry called on May to "consider her position" following "a pretty dreadful campaign," in which the Conservatives squandered much of a 20-point lead in the polls.
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The Phillies are averaging 1.9 runs in their last eight losses and managed three hits after the second inning on Saturday as they squandered an early 210-22 lead.
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Giorgi had her only break point in the next game, but squandered it after another wide backhand error, and Pegula responded with fiery forehands to go up 2-0.
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As noted by Forbes, the Lisle, Illinois-based company had squandered billions of dollars on a diesel engine that failed to win the approval of the Environmental Protections Agency.
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The veteran Texan scattered one run and six hits over six frames without walking a batter and left in position for the win before the bullpen squandered a lead.
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Wawrinka did not see his first break point opportunities of the match against the left-hander until 3-3 in the third set but squandered both with unforced errors.
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Nothing is coming easy these days for the New York Yankees, who nearly squandered a five-run, ninth-inning lead in the opener of their seven-game road trip.
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Primary backup: Drew Stanton2019 outlook: The Cleveland Browns squandered pick after pick on the next quarterback that could potentially turn around the fortunes of the NFL's most beleaguered franchise.
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Panthers 5, Rangers 4 Florida squandered a three-goal lead, but Denis Malgin's goal with 1:09 remaining proved to be the difference in a victory against New York.
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Eugenio Suarez slugged his third homer in as many contests for the Reds, who squandered a three-run lead and fell for just the fifth time in 15 games.
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They have squandered the trust of the American people by choosing to fixate on issues that, while important to some, do not capture the attention of a national electorate.
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Scott, who famously squandered a three-shot lead with four holes left at the 2012 Open, persuaded Nick Faldo's former looper to come out of retirement for one week.
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Neris blew the save Saturday, when the Phillies squandered a three-run lead and fell 4-3 on Juan Soto's two-out, two-run homer in the ninth inning.
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I hope that the most egregiously squandered — the co-stars Aubrey Plaza and Anna Kendrick, as well as the character actors Stephen Root and Sam Richardson — were well paid.
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Trail Blazers 226, Cavaliers 110 Portland squandered most of a 23-point halftime lead, but CJ McCollum and Seth Curry came to the rescue as Portland beat host Cleveland.
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The 1998 tobacco settlement was the last big opportunity the nation had to build something lasting and transformative from the damage done by an industry—and that was squandered.
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It's certainly not going to be easy for a man who appears to have taken the momentum he had and squandered it, all in the course of a week.
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But China's narrative about its success in taming the virus obscures early failures to report cases — and squandered time that could have been used to prevent a broader outbreak.
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The law helped instill confidence in banks that had squandered their credibility by blowing billions on dubiously engineered investments that few understood and fewer could explain in plain English.
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He earned England a free kick from 40 yards out (which they squandered) and also popped free for a shot from the top of the box, which was blocked.
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But it would have to tread carefully: Ordinary Iranians are already furious that their government has squandered the proceeds of the nuclear deal on propping up the Assad regime.
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When Kiribati bought its land in Fiji for $2000 million, critics worried that the money was being squandered; the nation's gross domestic product, after all, is only $22011 million.
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Washington squandered its next scoring opportunity when kicker Tristan Vizcaino banged a 42-yard field goal attempt off the left upright with 2:52 left in the second quarter.
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Murray, a two-time champion at the tournament, trailed 3-1 in the first set and squandered a 2-1 lead with a service break in the second set.
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Trump's on-again, off-again agreement to a nuclear summit with Kim Jong Un was a high-risk gambit that squandered valuable leverage and gained no concessions in return.
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After blowing many leads over the weekend versus the Milwaukee Brewers and in the first game on Monday against the Braves, the Mets squandered two more in the nightcap.
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Unserious about the country's tradition of global engagement, this generation has squandered the prestige of Britain's place in the postwar international order, all for petty party advantage and pandering.
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It was Paul Sewald who squandered a 1-0 lead in the sixth inning, but Travis d'Arnaud tied the score at 20 with a home run in the seventh.
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The best way to remedy the current and desperate financial condition of Puerto Rico is to stop lending money to the government so it can no longer be squandered.
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If the Senate does not vote against cloture today, Congress will have squandered its last opportunity to effect real change on U.S. surveillance practices for the next six years.
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It was the second blown multi-goal lead of the season for the Islanders, who also squandered a two-goal advantage against the New York Rangers on Oct. 19.
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Gray's first relief appearance since his first two career outings for the Oakland Athletics in 22016 was needed after the Yankees squandered a 239-220 lead in the 10th.
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I know this version of Cats had this squandered potential somewhere in its feline soul because of the one moment that somehow manages, despite everything, to be absolutely charming.
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In an emailed response to Reuters on Wednesday, the Hungarian National Bank (HNB) said all of the foundations' contracts had been concluded lawfully and no funds had been squandered.
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First, we can save taxpayer dollars squandered on $3,000 already-antiquated machines, by updating standards to mandate that the blockchain be implemented with current devices capable of incorporating it.
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We have probably squandered the opportunity to avert two degrees of warming, but we can avert three degrees and certainly all the terrifying suffering that lies beyond that threshold.
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Stosur and her doubles partner, Lisa Raymond, squandered two championship points on their way to a three-set defeat to the Chinese team of Yan Zi and Zheng Jie.
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But there was also a lot of squandered money, the broadband market is not very competitive, and U..S average speeds are still very much middle of the pack.
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"I feel really happy with myself right now," said Ariya, who squandered several excellent chances to win tournaments earlier in the year before managing to get across the finish line.
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Yet for some, Macri squandered an opportunity for sweeping change after he was elected in 2015 amid frustration with outgoing President Cristina Fernandez's administration of 12 years of leftist rule.
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UK overseas development aid, which was 11.7 billion pounds ($16.8 billion) in 2014, should be spent in Britain instead of being "squandered" on such projects, the Mail on Sunday said.
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Two weeks ago, the Kasich campaign launched a similar ad called "What Happened to Jeb?" which, like "What Happened," asked why Jeb has squandered so many millions on attack ads.
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Meanwhile, international goodwill towards the new government is being squandered by Ms Suu Kyi's shameful silence about the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority who live near the border with Bangladesh.
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Lost amid the difficulties Tesla has had ramping up production of its mass-market Model 3, along with other distractions, is that they've squandered an early lead in autonomous technology.
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New Jersey nearly finished with a perfect mark on its six-game homestand but squandered a 3-1 lead on Friday and dropped a 2200-21 overtime decision against Buffalo.
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If establishment liberals in the state ensure I-732's defeat through benign neglect, it could turn out to be an opportunity squandered ... or a messy prelude to something better.
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" Biggest anecdote: Klobuchar was paranoid, some sources said, that there was a mole on her staff, and "often squandered time and mental energy on trivial matters, obsessing over perceived snubs.
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The Mariners squandered a pair of leads before falling 8-153 on Upton's homer in the 12th inning on Monday and are losers of three straight and seven of nine.
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Cousins carried the load but it was forward Rudy Gay playing the hero with a last-second jumper after Sacramento had squandered all of a 14-point, fourth-quarter lead.
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Many fans thought England had squandered multiple chances to score but would be good enough to get out of their group, which includes Belgium and debutants Panama, and progress further.
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It didn't help, of course, that the Falcons squandered a 25-point lead and a 98.9 win probability in a way that was reminiscent of Hillary Clinton's stunning election defeat.
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I first think of the red as representing the squandered blood — though the color of the performers' clothing is less crimson, more like the hue of a Blaze Climbing Rose.
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Far from boasting about how well it is run, it instead emphasises the advantages of scale—which it has so far squandered—to imply that it has vast untapped potential.
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And money which was supposed to arm soldiers against Boko Haram insurgents was squandered: the vice-president recently estimated that the previous regime diverted $15 billion through dodgy arms contracts.
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Last month, another study showed that the world's electronic scrap in 2016 contained 55 billion euros ($67.29 billion) of valuable materials, most of them squandered because of low recycling rates.
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But fans' hearts were broken when closer Drew Storen squandered a two-run lead in Game 5 of the division series, and the Nationals fell to the St. Louis Cardinals.
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In reality, much of the money Mr. Caspersen raised from friends was squandered on wrong-footed bets in the market, Paul Shechtman, Mr. Caspersen's lawyer, said in a recent interview.
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There are also excursions into specific stories about players who squandered, or won, fortunes at the table, with colorful backstories and nicknames (the latter only adding to the "Goodfellas" vibe).
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The Stars squandered three leads, including a 20-22 advantage in the third period, as they failed in their attempt for their first three-game winning streak of the campaign.
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Last year there were signs that the balance is more difficult to achieve and the eight-times champion squandered match points against Kevin Anderson before exiting in the quarter-finals.
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President Donald Trump has squandered any chance of making a deal with North Korea and Kim Jong Un.Trump's meetings with Kim gave North Korea legitimacy while the US gained nothing.
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"With wholesale condemnation of Iran and nuclear deal over past year, Trump Admin squandered opportunity to bolster reformists in Tehran and prospects for peaceful political reform in Iran," Brennan tweeted.
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But that precious grace period was squandered by disastrously ineffective federal government action, most importantly the test kit fiasco, which badly undermined the ability to test enough people for infection.
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Trade experts like Edward Alden at the Council on Foreign Relations say Trump already squandered his best chance to nail down a stronger deal than Obama did after he left.
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Leading 3-0 on a Ka'imi Fairbairn 39-yard field goal, the Texans squandered an opportunity in the second quarter when Will Fuller dropped a Watson pass in Jaguars' territory.
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Last year at Ashe Stadium, she squandered a 26-26 lead in the third set against eighth-seeded Madison Keys, a loss that seemed to leave some emotional scar tissue.
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That possibility will be squandered, though, if the American president escalates a manufactured nuclear crisis with Iran at the very time he is trying to defuse one with North Korea.
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Last year at Ashe Stadium, she squandered a 5-1 lead in the third set against eighth-seeded Madison Keys, a loss that seemed to leave some emotional scar tissue.
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Meanwhile, the Yankees squandered a scoring chance in the sixth when Stanton committed a baserunning gaffe, breaking for home on Neil Walker's dribbler back to the mound with one out.
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Instead, it favors policies and politicians that may make America white again, but also hobbled and weakened, a nation that has squandered its greatest assets — its people and its democracy.
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A lot of food is squandered before it even gets close to consumers—with fruit and veg often discarded further down the chain because of requirements about quality and appearance.
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He was finally called into action in the 43rd minute when he sharply saved a header from Ebobisse, who from just six yards out squandered a golden chance at redemption.
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In a later parole hearing, Rowland told officials how much therapy had helped and humbled him, and how he felt he squandered 14 years due to selfish and criminal thinking.
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The Raiders squandered a chance to add to their halftime lead when Oklahoma State's A.J. Green somehow snared a circus-like interception in the end zone on a deflected pass.
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" Rucker and Parker's article came out on Sunday evening and said some "Trump advisers and allies" felt like the president's summer was defined by "self-inflicted controversies and squandered opportunities.
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The $1.5 trillion squandered through the new tax law could have been invested in human and physical capital, setting us on a new course of economic growth and shared prosperity.
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That is why it was so disappointing that President Trump squandered the opportunity to call for a robust federal commitment to infrastructure in his long-delayed proposal, released on Monday.
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Soon after the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization strike in 1981, Pardlo's father was fired for participating and, struggling to start over, fell into addiction and squandered the family's money.
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The result: China's "lost generation" who squandered their best years in the countryside -- and a scarred nation that would see its talent pool and social cohesion suffer for years to come.
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The film implies that Jackson sees in Ally the opportunity for redemption, a chance to make up for his own squandered success by helping her — something he clearly is sincere about.
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If it is not to be squandered, Mr Obama and his successor must not declare victory for a second time, rush for the exit—and leave Iraq to tear itself apart.
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Together, they gather tiny, scattered, squandered scraps that aren't worth the effort for other animals — splinters of wood, bits of chopped up leaves, specks of pollen, molecules of water, and fertilizer.
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The beleaguered Yahoo squandered whatever trust its users still had when it was revealed the company didn't publicly disclose a large-scale hack from 2014 until months after it found out.
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Clinton writes that at the time, she believed her punishment of Strider "was severe and the message to him unambiguous," and that he later "squandered" the second chance she gave him.
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Most importantly, what was missing Tuesday night was any discussion of policy ideas or proposed solutions that a President Trump would offer -- a squandered opportunity for the candidate and his party.
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A new report by the US Special Inspector general for Afghanistan (SIGAR) reveals that much of that nearly half-a-billion the US spent on the Afghan mining sector was squandered.
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Should the party judge that she squandered a golden opportunity to win a landslide election victory, May must expect the long knives of her opponents to be drawn for her removal.
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S.E. Cupp: A night of missed opportunities Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders had deficits to overcome and opportunities to do so ... and for the most part, they both squandered them.
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Eventually, the US should move on to recreating a new coalition "to replace the one squandered by the previous administration, including our European allies, Israel and the Gulf states," Bolton writes.
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In that public forum, lawmakers should require Cruz and other Texas leaders to publicly acknowledge that they have squandered years that should have been spent strengthening the state against storm damage.
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Our experience in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere suggests that political or financial support to the Iranian opposition is likely to be either squandered or siphoned to groups hostile to U.S. interests.
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Since clinching the Republican nomination, Mr. Trump has squandered numerous opportunities to unify the Republican Party behind him, or to exhibit the discipline party leaders and donors are eager to see.
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Texas A&M led 24-14 after three quarters and squandered an opportunity to increase the margin when Seth Small missed a 37-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter.
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We are told they dominated Greece; they barely managed to scrape a victory in the Peloponnesian Wars with wagonloads of Persian gold, and then squandered their hegemony in a single year.
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Fernando Salas and Jerry Blevins combined on a scoreless inning to preserve the victory after Jeurys Familia and the Mets' shaky defense had squandered a two-run lead in the ninth.
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"It would be very difficult to take back the majority when most people see it as a squandered opportunity when Republicans had the majority," the second GOP lawmaker told The Hill.
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During a speech in 2013, he called for the construction of a meili xiangcun, or "beautiful countryside," one in which "money is not squandered on unnecessary things" like tasteless exterior enhancements.
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Veteran Francisco Rodriguez, who has recorded 437 saves during his career, squandered his second save opportunity in a row and fourth of the season in Sunday's 8-6 setback to Oakland.
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Djokovic broke serve to lead 4-2 in the second set and squandered four match points in the ninth game before handing back the break to the German world number 30.
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Justin Upton registered three RBIs to increase his total this month to 23, but the Tigers squandered a 4-0 lead despite Justin Verlander retiring the first 16 batters he faced.
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As Covid-19 has overtaken community after community, the nation has learned that Trump has squandered precious time to gird the nation for the devastation brought by a deadly infectious disease.
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Democrats have largely been quiet about Mr. Trump's approach to China, but some have said that his confrontational stance has squandered an opportunity to bring about the changes that he seeks.
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At least a few market-oriented Chinese government officials have worried that broad subsidies might be squandered by companies more interested in taking the government's money than in creating competitive products.
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But China's triumphant narrative about its success so far in taming the outbreak obscures early failures to report cases — and squandered time that could have been used to prevent a pandemic.
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Beyond the current moment of emergency, some argue that the crisis will be squandered if it does not prompt meaningful change in the structure of economies after life returns to normal.
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I had a lot going for me — I had a soccer scholarship and was in my third year of college at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, but I squandered the opportunity.
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She squandered two match points in the tense finish but it was Williams who was first to buckle under the pressure as she bowed out hammering a backhand into the net.
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At one point, agents from the Ministry of Intelligence and Security, the Iranian version of the C.I.A., feared that Iran's gains in Iraq were being squandered because Iraqis resented the militias.
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Nash's squandered chance came after a stunning reversal in a third period that began with the Rangers seeming assured of heading back home with the series tied at a game apiece.
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The Democratic Party would have been far better off if the ego-tripping Steyer (who has already qualified for the November debate) had squandered that $47 million on a minor Renoir.
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Over the last three years, the National League for Democracy, commonly known as the N.L.D., has squandered opportunities to pass legislation to protect citizens' rights, such as repealing criminal defamation laws.
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The Americans needed extra innings to beat Colombia, squandered a 5-0 lead against the Dominican Republic in Miami and lost to Puerto Rico in the second round in San Diego.
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The Wildcats took a tough 203-60 loss to No. 2 Michigan State on Saturday, when Northwestern squandered a 27-point lead in what became the biggest comeback in conference history.
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A Luis Suárez header off a free kick by Neymar had given Barcelona the lead in the 53rd minute, but Barcelona squandered the opportunity to finish off Real Madrid, its archrival.
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"Even though this week has been squandered, this does not have to be the end of our efforts to resolve these matters," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell following the votes.
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Over the last three years, the National League for Democracy, commonly known as the N.L.D., has squandered opportunities to pass legislation to protect citizens' rights, such as repealing criminal defamation laws.
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"The EU institutions have squandered the progress made by innovators and creators to imagine new content and share it with people across the world," its EU policy head Raegan MacDonald said.
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The Facebook chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, recently pledged to give away his more than $40 billion fortune, but an early $100 million investment in the Newark public school system was largely squandered.
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And, look, part of what America is trying to do right now, what the Trump administration is trying to do, is claw back the credibility squandered in every side by President Obama.
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"It would be tragic that all our efforts be irresponsibly squandered in a few months," he said, adding that conservatives' economic programmes would push the national debt over 100 percent of output.
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The bulls have squandered the benefit of the doubt, though even in the rare years when stocks have been lousy in early December, they've managed to make progress in the final weeks.
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While the GOP is traditionally identified as the party of fiscal conservatism, that reputation has been squandered in recent decades, leaving Gen Z looking for options outside of the two-party system.
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Earlier in the day, Yastremska, ranked 33rd in the world, squandered four match points but took her fifth opportunity, dispatching Konta with the clock barely ticking past noon on the Toronto hardcourt.
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But experts say Trump already squandered the best chance he had to extract concessions from other countries when he brashly pulled out of negotiations for the deal just days after taking office.
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Trump raised the same number during a closed-door meeting with Republicans last week, when he told senators the island has already received too much disaster relief and has squandered those funds.
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The company squandered its moment in the sun and ended up struggling with its core businesses and looking for new ideas under a series of chief executives, the latest being Marissa Mayer.
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But he then squandered hard-won gains by reducing troop levels faster than his generals advised, hoping to be able to declare victory and leave in time for congressional elections in 2014.
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A political science graduate, he was often teased by friends who said he had squandered his true talents by not playing for Arsenal soccer team, whose colors draped his room at home.
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As a result, some of the play's best scenes were squandered—notably the sequence in which Tartuffe attempts to seduce Orgon's wife atop a kitchen table while her hapless husband hides beneath.
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Unfortunately, the company soon squandered customers' love for that product, by ripping out functionality that made the service useful and popular in the first place, including its integrations with other social networks.
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So her departure is better seen as the final stage in a process of losing control that began on June 210th 2017, when she squandered her parliamentary majority in a snap election.
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Anaheim, which has played seven in a row against teams eliminated from playoff contention, squandered a great opportunity to overtake Los Angeles with a 23-24 home loss to Vancouver on Friday.
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Tony Williams, a construction analyst at Building Value, commented there was nothing wrong with outsourcing, but the likes of Carillion and Interserve had squandered too much cash on misguided and expensive acquisitions.
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Tony Williams, a construction analyst at Building Value, said there was nothing wrong with outsourcing, but the likes of Carillion and Interserve had squandered too much cash on misguided and expensive acquisitions.
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Tony Williams, a construction analyst at Building Value, commented there was nothing wrong with outsourcing, but the likes of Carillion and Interserve had squandered too much cash on "misguided and expensive acquisitions".
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The Pittsburgh Pirates squandered a big opportunity over the weekend and hope to stop the sliding when they host the Houston Astros in the opener of a three-game series on Monday.
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The Croat hung on and even had a chance to take the lead, but squandered three break points of his own with the score tied at 5-5 in the first set.
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Tinkle's back-to-back buckets from deep turned a one-point Iowa State lead into a five-point advantage for Oregon State, which squandered a double-digit lead in the second half.
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Wawrinka, winner of three Grand Slam tournaments, trailed by two sets overnight, having squandered set points in the opener, but led 6-5 in the third when play resumed in muggy conditions.
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Pouille who saved a matchpoint against Jan-Lennard Struff in the round of 16, squandered his first against Lopez with a double fault but made amends on his third with an ace.
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However, if the party were to nominate Warren or another candidate who is similarly progressive, such as Sanders, any chance of beating Trump in the general election next year would be squandered.
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The only shot we have at deterring conflict and significantly regaining the advantage in areas squandered due to Obama's Russia "reset" is exactly what Trump wrote in his tweet: Peace through strength.
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But their long-range shooting came to a screeching halt in the final period as they squandered their last eight three-point shots, while the home team's key performers did not miss.
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Yet for Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce, back at his former club, there was nothing but frustration as his side squandered chances to still lie 19th, a point behind Newcastle United and Norwich.
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Roundup Buddy Hield scored 2120 points in his final home game, and No. 219 Oklahoma squandered a 2111-point lead before regrouping to defeat No. 217 Baylor, 2112-2117, on Tuesday night.
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The New York Yankees may have squandered their best chance to knock off the American League-best Texas Rangers when a rain delay in the ninth inning on Monday turned the momentum.
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Late goal pushes Panthers past Rangers NEW YORK — With three-goal leads twice squandered and the game about to be lost, the Florida Panthers were rescued by an unlikely hero Tuesday night.
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"We can't allow the successes of Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik to be squandered," former SPD chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, a friend of Putin and former mentor to Steinmeier, cautioned in a weekend newspaper interview.
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"These individuals were trusted with rebuilding the site of the worst terror attack in American history, but instead, allegedly squandered public funds to line their own pockets," James said in a statement.
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New Orleans squandered a 20-point halftime lead and frustration seemed to boil over in the final minutes as a slew of technical fouls were handed out and DeMarcus Cousins was ejected.
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Harper will be a free agent after the season, and if he signs elsewhere, the Nationals will have squandered their chance to win it all with one of the game's best sluggers.
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It's an immediate chance to atone for what they squandered a year ago, when Houston built double-digit leads in both Game 6 and Game 7 but couldn't hold either without Paul.
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That coalition was squandered and isn't coming back, but Trump has not improved upon it, and on the evidence of his first two and a half years in office he never will.
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That victory was squandered, however, by Republicans and Democrats starting later in that decade who pursued economic policy not in terms of national industry but as an exercise in global ideological consumerism.
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The government squandered a chance for early warning of the coronavirus's spread in the Seattle area after the first U.S. case surfaced in January, our correspondents Sheri Fink and Mike Baker report.
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Masahiro Tanaka is expected to miss several weeks with hamstring injuries, and on Wednesday Sonny Gray squandered a two-run lead against the Nationals as his earned run average rose to 4.98.
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In another development, President Trump in 2018 squandered America's triumph in containing Iran's nuclear ambitions when he pulled the United States out of the multination nuclear pact signed with Iran in 2015.
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That attack alarmed American officials, who worry that efforts to help the Iraqis defeat the Islamic State in Mosul will be squandered if civilians around the country are terrorized by suicide bombings.
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It is the Democrats that appear divided, a bad omen for a party that squandered its opportunity in the last election and may be in danger of doing so in this midterm.
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Pospisil served for the match at 5-3 in the third set but was broken to love and the Canadian also squandered a match point in the 10th game before Lajovic prevailed.
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Maryland won the first meeting with the Badgers, taking a 64-60 decision in College Park when they squandered a 21-point lead and then came back to win at the end.
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Among his team members are a hothead (the wrestling superstar Seth Rollins); a meek software expert (Morgan Roberts); another computer wizard, with a troubled past (Dave Annable); and a squandered Anne Heche.
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The industry has faced criticism that it squandered the spoils from gold prices above $1,900 an ounce in 2011 on dividends and acquisitions, rather than cutting costs and investing in existing mines.
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One senior EU diplomat said the EU had squandered the time since the 2016 deal, brushing the problem under the carpet by paying for refugees and migrants to be kept in Turkey.
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Jackson's trade value has never been lower, and the long-term consequences of his current struggle loom over an organization that might've squandered three top-five picks in the past six drafts.
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But many in the city don't believe they get a fair share of government revenues handed out to the 18 provinces and say what little they do get is squandered by local officials.
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When refugees and immigrants are barred from entering countries, persecuted people cannot escape danger and may be harmed or killed, families are separated, opportunities are lost and finances spent on travel are squandered.
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The 28-year-old McIlroy believes, however, that he squandered an opportunity at Royal Birkdale to add to his four major titles and admitted his three-year major famine was starting to grate.
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The Bears (2-3) squandered an 133-point lead in the second half in a disappointing loss to Wichita State in the tournament opener Monday and looked flat from the beginning on Tuesday.
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For decades anthropologists and political scientists have weighed the advantages of living in a high-trust, highly transparent country like Sweden, and measured how corruption and squandered human capital harm places like Sicily.
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He squandered his months-long first-place standing in national polls and failed to capitalize at all on his huge name recognition advantage relative to the likes of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
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Britain squandered its standing as a neutral referee when the Conservatives formed a governing alliance with Northern Ireland's main unionist party and the Labour opposition voted in a vocal republican as its leader.
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The Twins squandered a prime scoring chance in the fifth when White Sox right fielder Adam Eaton threw out Kurt Suzuki at the plate after Suzuki attempted to score on a Nunez double.
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"Our precious local law enforcement resources will be squandered if police are pulled from their duties to arrest otherwise law-abiding maids, busboys, labors, mothers and fathers," said de León in a statement.
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Heat stave off Pacers MIAMI — In their home opener last season, the Miami Heat squandered a double-digit lead and lost to the Charlotte Hornets, setting the tone for an 11-30 start.
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They continue to chase the Penguins, who squandered a two-goal lead Monday night but filched a 22-63 victory in Game 26 after Nick Bonino scored with 25 minutes 22 seconds remaining.
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Having squandered a bevy of chances to move atop the Atlantic Division race, the Ottawa Senators suddenly are fighting to maintain a grip on second place and home-ice advantage for the postseason.
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But in the meantime, the people deserve a system of governance characterized by the rule of law, which they can trust, even if the politicians, for the time being, have squandered that trust.
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As the military fought Al Qaeda and the Taliban, billions of dollars were squandered on unnecessary items, including new weapons that ran late and over budget like the troubled F-35 jet fighter.
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Around 1800, as Napoleon came to power, one of Marie Antoinette's favorite cabinetmakers, Jean-Henri Riesener, squandered his earnings by buying back his own lavishly inlaid pieces that the new government was discarding.
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Still, "I Am the Night" (which drew its inspiration from Fauna Hodel's memoir) can't help but feel like a squandered opportunity -- a wedding of concept and talent that doesn't fulfill its considerable promise.
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Yannick Carrasco scored a late equalizer, and his teammate Romelu Lukaku squandered two good chances as Belgium came from behind to draw, 1-1, with the Netherlands in the 126th Low Countries derby.
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The All-Star scattered three runs and seven hits across seven innings on Tuesday but the bullpen squandered a lead in a game Chicago went on to win 33-23 at Kansas City.
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Through nearly a decade of mismanagement, Venezuela has squandered its oil wealth, leaving its economy in tatters and Latin America reeling from a mass exodus of migrants in search of food and medicine.
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Through nearly a decade of mismanagement, Venezuela has squandered its oil wealth, leaving the economy in tatters and Latin America reeling from a mass exodus of migrants in search of food and medicine.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Liverpool's improbable ambitions of making the Premier League's top four were dealt a blow when the team squandered a two-goal lead and lost, 2929-2, at Southampton on Sunday.
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Breath of the Wild squandered the potential it demonstrated in other quests and failed to represent Arabic culture, because the quests and moments that dealt with gender just ended after getting an item.
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"This is a window of opportunity that has been opened and should not be squandered," President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, referring to the cease-fire, at a news conference in Ankara, Turkey's capital.
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Human rights groups slammed Mr. Pompeo's decision, saying he had squandered valuable leverage over President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi at a time when his human rights record seems to be only getting worse.
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This should sound chaotic to any homebody, which is what Murphy considers himself—the album's skyscraping closer "Lambert" is about being terrified of travel and the squandered happiness which comes with that feeling.
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A day after saving two match points at the Madrid Open, Federer squandered two match points himself in the quarterfinals against Dominic Thiem on Friday, losing, 3-6, 43-6 (11), 6-4.
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One episode, titled "My Cousin Squandered His Family's Fortune to Buy Four Wives for an Average of 13,000 Renminbi Each," dives into the story of a rural man's struggles to find a wife.
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The Jets blew an early 14-0 lead against New England here two weeks ago, then squandered a 28-14 fourth-quarter lead in a 31-28 loss to the Dolphins in Miami.
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In these times, when essential feats like preserving life on this planet seem like they could require a miracle or an act of magic, too, who has time for tales of squandered talent?
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On this day, however, they were unable to stop the Eagles from scoring at will, and they squandered an incredible effort in which Brady and Co. generated more than 7 yards of offense.
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It seemed, at the time, as though the Yankees had squandered their last real chance to complete a rally in a game in which they had trailed, 5-0, at the halfway point.
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Miles and his mother (Molly Shannon) soon learn that the man had squandered Miles's college money on an affair, which leaves Miles desperate: He had been counting on escaping to Chicago for college.
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Tesla shareholders have alleged Musk breached his fiduciary duties, squandered Tesla&aposs assets and unjustly enriched himself by pushing to buy the money-losing solar company in which he was the biggest investor.
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Additionally, I met with President Zelensky at the United Nations... This is another moment when it would be politically advantageous if the president had not squandered his credibility with a flood of falsehoods.
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In his new book, "From the Ground Up," which Schultz is currently promoting, he said the sale was a "tremendous mistake," admitting he "had squandered the very public trust" he had bought into.
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In fact, Rick Osterloh himself was collateral damage in one of the early messes: Google bought Motorola, squandered every opportunity it had with it, and eventually spun the whole thing off to Lenovo.
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Woods, who squandered a sizzling start of his own on Saturday with a messy finish to end the third round 11 strokes off the pace, applauded the all-round talents of the Japanese.
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The Spaniard squandered three match points while leading 43-4 in the final set before saving two himself at 6-4 down in the tiebreak to advance in two hours and 45 minutes.
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Australian Cameron Smith held up his end of the bargain with a 2&1 win over Justin Thomas but Oosthuizen squandered a two-hole lead to allow Kuchar to extend the Americans' reign.
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But there were standouts, both in terms of advertisers that scored, and those who seem to have squandered the opportunity, given the more than $5 million shelled out for a 30-second spot.
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The Reds need a strong outing from Iglesias after starter Alfredo Simon was knocked out in the first inning Wednesday, further taxing a bullpen that squandered a late lead in the series opener.
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Donald Trump said he was smart not to pay federal income taxes and that they would be "squandered" during the first presidential debate — and that was just while he was interrupting Hillary Clinton.
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The sixth seed did not exactly enjoy the most promising of starts - she was broken in the opening game and fell 5-3 behind when she squandered three break points in the eighth game.
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Philadelphia squandered a 26-point lead at Minnesota on Tuesday but won on Robert Covington's buzzer-beater and can post its first three-game winning streak of the season with a win on Friday.
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Cincinnati managed a total of one run in losses to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday and Sunday and squandered a four-run lead on Monday before Hamilton clubbed his fourth homer of the season.
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"Beyond India, in communities all over the globe, young girls' potential is being squandered because we are too shy to talk about the most natural thing in the world," she wrote in an essay.
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For 20-year-old Vince, whose real name could not be identified, being productive and learning new skills instead of sitting idly in a cell means his years in jail have not been squandered.
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World leaders — including my own self-avowed feminist prime minister, Justin Trudeau — who gathered there last November for the 26th APEC Economic Leaders Meeting, squandered an opportunity to shine light on the shameful situation.
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Mr. Trump's defense has been that he wanted to make sure the aid would not be squandered by corruption in Ukraine, and that the money was released without Mr. Zelensky agreeing to the investigations.
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The Knicks are coming off a 218.1-27.1 triumph over Philadelphia on Saturday in which they squandered a double-digit lead before Carmelo Anthony hit a jumper with less than one second to go.
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Belgium needed to weather a fierce second half rally by Tite's side, who pegged one goal back with a header from substitute Renato Augusto but squandered a number of late chances for an equalizer.
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That made the government vulnerable to opposition accusations it had mismanaged the nation's finances and squandered wealth from oil, which started to flow in 2010 from an offshore field operated by British company Tullow.
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The much-hyped jatropha crop saw millions of dollars and vast tracts of land squandered, while the production of palm oil has been widely criticized for association with environmental damage and human rights abuses.
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Donald Trump Jr. fired back at Steve Bannon on Wednesday, saying he "squandered" the privilege of serving in the White House, after news broke of Bannon's scathing comments about the president and his family.
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Dicker's winning kick came at the end of a nine-play, 52-yard drive to save the Longhorns after they squandered a 21-point lead in less than six minutes of the fourth quarter.
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New ace David Price squandered a three-run lead and ended up allowing five in five innings before new closer Craig Kimbrel surrendered a tiebreaking three-run home run in the top of ninth.
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After surrendering the first set, Collins squandered a 5-20073 lead in the next before leveling the contest, and the American switched gears in the decider to prevail in two hours and 16 minutes.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim earlier said the group had squandered the chance for a political peace process, after it launched a series of bomb attacks following the collapse of the ceasefire in July 2015.
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The court has frozen and seized their assets, including 127 vehicles and 43 villas, but prosecutors said few victims might get their money back, since Jiang had squandered millions on luxuries, the agency added.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea squandered a chance to book their spot at next year's World Cup finals on Thursday after a 143-0 draw with 10-man Iran left their qualification hopes precariously balanced.
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What is most depressing about Bad News Bears—and it is depressing, in that low-grade but legitimate way that all squandered possibility is—is that no one involved seems inclined even to try.
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Trump's first major national security address will also begin to show whether the credibility that the President has squandered, with his provocative rhetoric and frequent resort to falsehoods, will hamper his capacity to lead.
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In exchange for that production—he was the leader of Seattle's vaunted (and since squandered) Legion of Boom—the franchise gave him a symbolic middle finger this summer when he tried to get paid.
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In the 2628 years after achieving independence in 28500, Ukraine squandered many opportunities for reform, disappointing the aspirations of its people for a European future based on justice, prosperity and accountable leaders and institutions.
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Through nearly a decade of mismanagement, Venezuela squandered its profound oil wealth, leaving its economy in tatters and Latin America reeling from an unprecedented mass exodus of migrants in search of food and medicine.
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And Democratic senators squandered some of their credibility with insinuations that he discussed the Russia investigation with a Trump-linked legal firm or racked up gambling debts in New Jersey that ultimately went unproven.
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The GOP has done pretty well on keeping promises to address taxes and the Supreme Court, but they need to think hard about how to earn back trust they squandered, particularly on health care.
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In Thailand, we meet Bishop's friend the innkeeper Mei (the former martial-arts goddess Michelle Yeoh, squandered in an innocuous character role; surely she could have supplied a kick or a flip somewhere here).
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Dicker's winning kick came at the end of a nine-play, 242-yard drive to save the Longhorns after they squandered a 21-point lead in less than six minutes of the fourth quarter.
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A warning for a time violation threw third seed Nadal, who had already squandered four set points, off his service stride in the 10th game and allowed Querrey to break back for 5-5.
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The Volunteers (14-10, 6-22 SEC) squandered a 23-point lead in the loss to the Bulldogs on Saturday, but rallied past the Rebels on Wednesday and have won four of five overall.
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Gidley pointed to a feeling that the GOP nominee had squandered valuable time during the period when he had wrapped up his party's nomination but Clinton had not done likewise on the Democratic side.
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At the same time, the Christian right has watched its culture war victories—gay marriage bans, abortion restrictions, the Tea Party wave of 2010—dissipate, overturned on legal technicalities, or squandered by poor leadership.
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We're a debtor nation, we're a serious debtor nation and we need new bridges, airports, schools, new hospitals and we don't have the money because it's been squandered on so many of your ideas.
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The Blues, after twice overcoming two-goal deficits, squandered a lead in Game 3 against the Sharks in the final seconds, then lost, 5-683, in overtime, on a controversial goal by Erik Karlsson.
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But public opinion turned decidedly against Ms. Mo amid news reports that portrayed her as a gambling addict who had stolen and pawned the family's jewelry, and squandered money the family had lent her.
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For so many years, in short, he had been loafing in his scholarly career as a losel who squandered time on children's stories when he should have been whipping his Beowulf book into shape.
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Should he do so, after nearly two decades of failure, tens of thousands of people killed or wounded and millions displaced, and a trillion dollars of squandered treasure, the equally obvious answer is zero.
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By that same token, the Western order can be squandered by the ineptitude of today's leaders, and by a politics that looks only to the next election to decide even the most momentous policies.
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At issue now is not only forgiveness for the funds Somalia squandered, but also Somalia's ability to seek new loans, which the government in Mogadishu signals it plans to do — with U.S. Embassy support.
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Arizona earned just one point over its first 11 games of the season before defenseman Alex Goligoski scored at 4:45 of the extra session on Monday after the club squandered a 3-0 lead.
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Meanwhile, England and France squandered $2.3 billion on the Concorde, seen as a "commercial disaster" as early as 1977 when it carried only 70 passengers and cost three times as much as its subsonic competitors.
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If you're carrying around a thousand pounds of anger and disappointment about yourself — anger about all the mistakes you've made, the opportunities you've squandered, the steps you should have taken five years ago — guess what?
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To date, Facebook has squandered so many opportunities to innovate on its platform around the subject of personal sharing, and has instead largely turned into a cloning machine where it adopts the innovations of others.
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The company squandered an entire year with a minor hardware component update and the addition of a new rose gold color (which is hideous in my opinion, and something I'd expect from HP, not Apple).
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" We've reached out to Cards Against Humanity to find out whether the potato ad actually aired during the Super Bowl pregame â€" and if it did, how much money the company had squandered on it.
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After the trial, Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn said what so many devastated supporters and onlookers had been feeling for years: Hernandez had squandered an opportunity for greatness and turned instead to the unthinkable.
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The Royals squandered an early three-run advantage on Tuesday but scored five runs on three homers in the eighth inning to grab an 8-4 lead before yielding six runs in the bottom half.
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Then I moved back to London and got stuck into a string of apathetic nine to fives, squandered pay checks, and participated in the yearly routine of debasing yourself in the name of rented property.
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It is a squandered opportunity to spark debate on how to address the heaviest burden holding back our still-sluggish economy: the thousands of regulations and miles of red tape that inhibit hiring and recovery.
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What she has that few others have so fully possessed are the gifts of a captivating storyteller, the ability to turn messy life into a tale for the ages of lost innocence and squandered youth.
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