"Unplanned, unanticipated encounters are central to democracy itself," he writes.
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Unanticipated expenses notwithstanding, we had made it to Punta Mita.
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But sometimes an unanticipated, but useful additional effect is found.
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The climb to success can have an unanticipated byproduct: burnout.
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They transform homely casualness into its unanticipated opposite: something valiant.
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I like to define an 'October Surprise' as something totally unanticipated.
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Yet the focus on property titles has also had unanticipated consequences.
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I felt a sense of unanticipated relief in posting my photos.
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It will not be perfect: there will certainly be unanticipated effects.
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The final, and still unanticipated, benefit could be the long game.
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An unanticipated shift in PEFCO's fundamental business model towards non-U.
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As with most Kickstarters, delays or other unanticipated issues could arise.
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What seems like a small detail might resonate in unanticipated ways.
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Sometimes in Washington, unanticipated events provide the best opportunities for progress.
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Keep monitoring your customers&apos reactions to watch for unanticipated problems.
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This unanticipated good news was followed by the heartbreak of bad news.
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The majority say an unanticipated $500 expense would put them into debt.
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I think that helps a lot in addressing trust and unanticipated consequences.
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Byrne said on Friday his stock sales had created "an unanticipated stir".
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When and if intimacy occurred, he hoped it would not be unanticipated.
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In the end, she owed nothing — which provided an unanticipated psychological boost.
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The truth is that the immigration was unanticipated but most likely inevitable.
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Bountiful, cheap oil supplies are an unanticipated holiday bonus for American consumers.
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The sense, in this genealogy of the moment, is of unanticipated inevitability.
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But the unanticipated result is that prostitution can now be even riskier.
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And at times, we were the first to illustrate these unanticipated findings.
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Those are precisely the sorts of unanticipated twists Desselle was hoping for.
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Seizures, or fits, occur after an unanticipated electrical discharge in the brain.
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In other words, loose muscles down there ups your chance of unanticipated waterworks.
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It never reached Heirloom's heights, which has hit some sort of unanticipated nerve.
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"These unanticipated findings could serve as a source of future research," Hofer said.
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An unanticipated borrowing binge by America's government will soak up some global savings.
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But as Gordon also points out, innovations often manifest themselves in unanticipated ways.
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I zone out to Forensic Files on Netflix and take an unanticipated nap.
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But there's an unanticipated complication as he has impregnated Cece and dumped her.
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Nor was any this unanticipated at the time the nuclear agreement was signed.
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Compositional elements that at first glance seem incongruous or haphazard reveal unanticipated harmonies.
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Yet the history of HR is one of unanticipated consequences and backlash effects.
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This year, the coronavirus has been an unanticipated boon to the gun industry.
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But subway and real estate realities often can lead couples down unanticipated paths.
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Government policy at times has negative unintended consequences, where future outcomes are unanticipated.
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And if you don't approach it properly, that windfall could bring unanticipated headaches.
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It's a good deal and a logical one, since the tax was unanticipated.
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Once the ideas were translated, other economists could extend them in unanticipated directions.
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"Losing mosquitoes from the Arctic ecosystem could have some unanticipated impacts," she said.
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I never thought about how today's technologies facilitate an unanticipated and involuntary clinging.
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But this year, the coffee giant is hitting us with some truly unanticipated news.
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New ideas in donation One area of increased donation has been substantial, if unanticipated.
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Of course, as with any new technology, there's going to be some unanticipated downside.
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Devotion to freedom and fleshliness live on, albeit under this new and unanticipated shadow.
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But there's no reason they should be caught entirely flatfooted by an unanticipated victory.
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Troubleshooting them is very difficult, and they often fail in unanticipated and unexplainable ways.
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The company, in bankruptcy court filings, said the NRC's demand created unanticipated engineering challenges.
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"Trump did some interesting things with technology that were heterodox and unanticipated," Wagner said.
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In our time running it, both of us faced unanticipated threats to public health.
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But for the hobbled EU this long, unanticipated stretch of uncertainty is a calamity.
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These types of laws can sometimes provide added flexibility to respond to unanticipated events.
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She analyzes the complicated results, which tug her sense of self in unanticipated directions.
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Workers trapped in low-wage jobs are also hard-pressed to cover unanticipated expenses.
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And they learned about the appraisal process and unanticipated costs such as mortgage insurance.
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The fundamental cause of the caribou decline is the unanticipated ecological consequences of development.
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Given the unanticipated reach and influence of these companies, this view is perhaps understandable.
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Perhaps something unanticipated in the Hubble data was deceiving them about MU69's position.
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Part of the cruel logic of sudden fame is that it presents unanticipated hazards.
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Make sure your savings account has a little cushion in it for unanticipated costs.
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It's hard work, doesn't happen in a vacuum and can come with unanticipated stressors.
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Novel procedures can have unanticipated consequences, which is one reason they need rigorous evaluation.
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But it was the unanticipated events that most marked Mr. Bush's last year in office.
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It's one of the more unanticipated rewards with getting tight with my friend Ted Bundy.
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It turned out there was a baby boy at the end of the unanticipated rainbow.
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It is near-universal and inherently emotional: pure disappointment, the announcement of an unanticipated problem.
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These unanticipated developments, however, have not resulted in material changes to the Committee's baseline outlook.
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" She said that despite the unanticipated situation, Bobby "is not going down without a fight.
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Another unanticipated ripple effect from Brexit is that U.S. banks could grow bigger, not smaller.
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But the questions often unanticipated are those designed to show the candidates' more human side.
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The unanticipated outcome will be a Britain poorer, more isolated, less influential and more divided.
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And after the first year, there are often unanticipated tuition increases and cuts in scholarships.
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Salyut 6 couldn't scrub the air of all the unanticipated outgassing contaminants, stifling their growth.
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"There are always drafting errors, unintended consequences, unanticipated issues," Clinton said in a 85033 address.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated, and the United States will deal with it," she added.
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Bond market participants cite a number of reasons for the unanticipated move in bond spreads.
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President Trump suggested Wednesday that he could make an unanticipated appearance at his impeachment trial.
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An unanticipated consequence of Citizens United, but one that would have pleased my friend Jim.
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When these two powerful planets connect, some fantastic and unanticipated opportunities will come your way.
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Setbacks and extra, unanticipated costs can cause grief for home-buyers who haven't budgeted for them.
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But as the rate of technological change increases, so does the unanticipated effects on our lives.
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One reason for such savings is that the options for funding unanticipated expenses can be pricey.
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But what I really like about A Thief's End is its unanticipated parallels with The Goonies.
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"He began to discern patterns in the data — unanticipated constancies, conserved ratios, numerical rhythms," Mukherjee writes.
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They should think twice before making themselves and their relatives unanticipated subjects in a criminal lineup.
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Yet the increases in the Southwest and West and the decreases in the Southeast were unanticipated.
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But Trump's sudden and utterly unanticipated steel and aluminum tariffs now make their task much harder.
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Homeowners' beloved pups may come with some unanticipated costs, like home repairs and increased homeowners insurance.
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These "Black Swan" events are less likely and unanticipated, but dramatically alter the course of history.
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The parade of Apple (AAPL) executives who spoke at the event made no major, unanticipated revelations.
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It also signed new contracts with consortia led by Southern and SCANA, agreeing to shoulder unanticipated costs.
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A missed paycheck due to sickness, a divorce—really any setback or unanticipated expense can be disastrous.
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Despite this, many legislatures enact or amend statutes in a piecemeal fashion, sometimes leading to unanticipated results.
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That said, others note that pioneering a new industry brings its own, often unanticipated sources of stress.
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In general, tinkering with elemental cycles tends to have unanticipated outcomes that spell bad news for ecology.
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So trying to anticipate the unanticipated consequences, in terms of health, and think about those disenfranchised populations.
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He found that a tuberculosis drug called cycloserine had the unanticipated side effect of lifting patients' moods.
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The unanticipated strike in Kuwait took about 1.5 million barrels out of daily production, according to reports.
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It should be the rare occasion that an unanticipated amendment would necessitate a change in search terms.
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The unanticipated departure of key executives at either Jefferies or Leucadia could result in negative rating pressure.
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The result was unanticipated by the sponsors of the original act, according to the nonpartisan website History.
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But the couple also learned of an unanticipated tax benefiting the Peconic Bay Region Community Preservation Fund.
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Radically restructuring a country's political and economic system by imitating Western models had another pernicious, unanticipated effect.
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David Freedlander, writing in Politico Magazine, captured the unanticipated voting patterns that gave rise to Crowley's defeat.
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These "AI natives," like digital natives before them, often use and relate to technology in unanticipated ways.
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Yelp also announced second-quarter earnings on Thursday, handily beating analysts' estimates and turning an unanticipated profit.
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This invitation could not have been unanticipated, but it nevertheless puts South Korea in a difficult position.
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Those who invested in expensive home fitness equipment are now seeing it pay off in unanticipated ways.
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The family reunification exemption from the hemispheric caps led to a huge, unanticipated surge in Mexican immigration.
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And more than a quarter say those unanticipated expenses crop up regularly — most months, or almost every month.
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So this unprecedented -- though among Saudi-watchers not entirely unanticipated -- move has critical implications internally, regionally and globally.
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Like all seemingly fool-proof solutions, the jungle primary has produced unanticipated problems -- especially for Democrats in 2018.
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But there's a third, unanticipated issue that has also become central to the mission of the Gates Foundation.
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Her unanticipated outburst was enough to allow the Huskies to take a 32-29 lead into the break.
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Since my muscles aren't innervated properly, balance is difficult, and the slightest of unanticipated weight shifts potentially dangerous.
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A long-running U.S.-China trade dispute over solar panels illustrates how tariffs can sometimes cause unanticipated damage.
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This most American of art forms has gone appealingly international, and has absorbed unanticipated influences, notably hip-hop.
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Filming for the show ended several months ago, and now Sasso can finally talk about his unanticipated victory.
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Just keeping the flock alive can be an unanticipated challenge; sheep succumb readily to parasites, predators and disease.
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Although the treatments that resulted from this research saved countless lives, it had a number of unanticipated effects.
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The bulk of the unanticipated expenses of Documenta 14 seem to be tied to its expansion to Athens.
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Jeff Birnbaum, a New York financial planner, has been surprised by unanticipated costs of his son's program in Japan.
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Oil companies have already been facing growing resistance from environmental groups that have resulted in delays or unanticipated costs.
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"The budget is already probably very tight ... so these would be added and unanticipated expenses," the former official said.
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While simulated miles are hugely valuable, the right road miles present a system with the challenges of unanticipated situations.
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Its intrusion into the census could well have unanticipated consequences for the long-term distribution of power and money.
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When asked whether there have been any unanticipated difficulties in their manufacturing process, the response was a resounding no.
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As to whether Mia was thinking about enjoying more than some unanticipated chemistry with him, we never find out.
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These technologies aim to help conserve resources — and potentially save you hundreds to thousands of dollars in unanticipated costs.
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The NIC report also considers the possibility of abrupt climate change from unanticipated tipping points in the climate system.
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The unanticipated finding demonstrates that health professionals need to think about the gut microbiome when treating cases of malnutrition.
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Investments might have to be sold off when there is an unanticipated liquidity need, possibly triggering substantial capital losses.
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Coffman was the first Republican to ask the FCC to delay the vote, citing "unanticipated negative consequences" on Tuesday.
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"Obviously Macy's was very disappointing after the close yesterday, but not unanticipated," said Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics.
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Some sale money would remain in escrow and be used to settle any unanticipated legal claims against the buyer.
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But they aren't proof against unanticipated security measures, Tanner's impulsiveness, or Marcus' experience and insight into their upcoming moves.
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Here's an excerpt: The development of the new tool is an example of the unanticipated benefits of basic research.
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As the distance between Oumuamua and the sun increases, the unanticipated acceleration decreases as the square of that distance.
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He doesn't want to present his plan in January only to be surprised by unanticipated exits the following month.
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I think it's a wonderful story that we're in, and it may have a fantastic and totally unanticipated conclusion.
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For some retirees, there's an unanticipated freedom that comes with aging: not having to file a federal tax return.
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But there was a hidden, unanticipated cost: Israel's adversaries, in future negotiations, would demand the same kind of compensation.
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JPMorgan recently called the group an "unanticipated safe haven," while Baird said solar is the "best bet in energy."
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What started as a trade war between the United States and Canada has quickly taken on several unanticipated dimensions.
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Half of American households have less than $4,500 saved — and unanticipated coronavirus medical costs could wipe out their savings.
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At first blush, Swift boats looked like the perfect solution to an unanticipated dilemma posed by the Vietnam War.
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But in June, because of "unanticipated technical demands," seven staged Berlioz performances became four unstaged ones, through Feb. 8.
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Mobile communication has proven to be a highly dynamic field that has seen the development of many unanticipated innovations.
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In contrast to these unanticipated circumstances, the flow of drugs across the Mexican border is old news and well understood.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement.
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During the unanticipated jump, his skis collided with protruding branches, causing him to flip over and land on his back.
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Addressing his letter "Dear Owners," Byrne said he was taken aback by the "unanticipated stir" caused by his stock sale.
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My wife did a great job cleaning up a really unanticipated situation as best she possibly could … It was funny.
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Apple's software ecosystem is incredibly complicated, and changing one feature of an operating system often has ancillary or unanticipated consequences.
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About 26 percent are worried they won't have the necessary funds to cover an emergency, like an unanticipated medical bill.
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Run the exercise until you find a plan that is rugged against multiple attacks, points of failure, and unanticipated outcomes.
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As a result, it's the people inside organizations, not the machines, who must improvise in the face of unanticipated events.
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Do stretching exercises that increase the flexibility of the legs, hip and torso to guard against any unanticipated awkward movements.
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Over time, with the relentless advance of the digital frontier, they became unanticipated, elegiac commentaries on the waning of print.
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Some analysts say that is the formula for a potential crude spike, if there are any other unanticipated supply disruptions.
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Mr. Trump's unanticipated strength in several key battleground states helped G.O.P. candidates fend off numerous Democratic challengers in the Senate.
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Locksley started collaborating with Klein, his UCSF colleague and a stem cell biologist: The unanticipated result had piqued his interest.
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Unanticipated measures in the budget include capping the limit on cash transactions to 300,000 rupees and reforms in political funding.
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And the view was "totally unanticipated," Anders said, because the mission had been so focused on going to the moon.
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Think of this time as an unanticipated staycation, where your family gets to spend time together and have some fun.
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Will Wilkinson Every major policy overhaul has unanticipated consequences, and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will be no exception.
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She's a one-of-a-kind success story, and is sure to reach heights unanticipated by anyone on the app.
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Both that study and the EIA's special report found that unanticipated pro-renewables state and federal policies played a role.
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That said, Pelosi&aposs unanticipated decision to withhold the articles of impeachment threw a curveball into Senate Republicans&apos plans.
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But so far, it has unleashed a host of unanticipated consequences that could dramatically alter where the United States operates.
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Dopamine floods your system when you experience unanticipated things — finding chocolate where you didn't expect to find any, for example.
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Of course, Trump Hotels is not the first brand or public figure to face an unanticipated barrage on social media.
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Through a clinical trial, I have received an unanticipated gift from many people I know and many I do not.
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More problems arise because some of the synthetic cannabinoids stimulate non-cannabinoid receptors and can cause unanticipated effects as well.
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Second, he points to the 28 million U.S. residents who remain uninsured as if this were some huge, unanticipated failure.
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More recently, the company claims it has faced "unanticipated" delays from its suppliers, which have contributed to its financial problems.
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One unanticipated aspect of Schiele's personality is his devotion to the spartan life and transcendental teachings of Francis of Assisi.
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More recently, Mendelsohn said, there was a spike in unanticipated calls in June, after the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida.
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Goel is curious to see the effects of not only microgravity on the bacteria but electromagnetic radiation and other unanticipated elements.
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The pharmaceutical company said it due to "unanticipated" headwinds, as its Voltaren Gel faced strong competition from generics sooner than expected.
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The situation offers a glimpse at an unanticipated intersection of a high-profile #MeToo case and the unsentimental business of media.
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Despite her unanticipated reaction, she is even more committed to her calling of caring for the dying than she was before.
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Probably Mrs Merkel's pièce de résistance was her response in June to an unanticipated question about her opposition to equal marriage.
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Sam Mandel, the CEO of Poncho, says less than 24 hours after the bot launched, they've already run into unanticipated problems.
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Deadline reports that even after the unanticipated lightning strike, the movie got an eight-minute standing ovation from the Venice crowd.
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Only the truly blessed among us are never hit with unanticipated expenses, or slammed with crises like layoff or serious illness.
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Looked at from that perspective it is easy to see why Democrats may now have an unanticipated opening in the state.
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Consequently, regulatory agencies make do with the ill-fitting powers they have, often stretching them in unanticipated ways to meet challenges.
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Print magazines — those actually printed on glossy paper — have found themselves in a bind, with budget cuts, layoffs, and unanticipated closures.
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But once they are built and paid off, they are cheap to run constantly (absent maintenance, accidents, and unanticipated shut-downs).
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A Word With For Dolly Parton, the Emmy nomination for NBC's "Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love," was totally unanticipated.
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Regulators are aware that there will be "unanticipated or unintended consequences" in implementing the 2,000 pages of rules, di Florio said.
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Research on barriers on the southern US and Israeli border demonstrate unanticipated consequences for undocumented immigration flows and local crime rates.
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It is impossible to be sure that unanticipated turmoil in one corner of the financial system cannot spiral into something catastrophic.
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Research from the Journal of Contemporary Economic Policy indicates a statewide paid leave program in California also had unanticipated negative effects.
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When Mr. Bongo was first elected to replace his father, logistical issues during an unanticipated vote led to accusations of irregularities.
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If the project was hitting you in an unanticipated way, there are people you can go and speak to about it.
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Breer filmed the assembling and the subsequent public performance of the artwork, including an unanticipated fire, in the MoMA sculpture garden.
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You, more than others, never know what the future may hold, and what curve balls and unanticipated expenses may come your way.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement without elaborating.
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Once aloft, the three main segments of the rocket could start to produce unanticipated vibrational resonances, causing the rocket to break apart.
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On Thursday, the UK voted to leave the European Union, a move that though not entirely unanticipated sent shockwaves through the world.
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Fast forward to the single's release this summer and the unanticipated consequences of the song have been amazing for this special venue.
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Twitter is now trying to undo the features that caused unseen, unanticipated effects — misinformation, trolling, tribalized outrage — by going back to basics.
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I do, but history also shows there are these moments of big and unanticipated change when politics moves in really new directions.
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But in creating a measurement and accountability system, we need to tone down the fervor and think harder about the unanticipated consequences.
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Last year, Dempsey's team had a strong second-place finish in the race, giving the event an unanticipated burst of star-power.
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The investigational trial is short in duration and any unanticipated adverse effects are unlikely to be widespread or persistent in the environment.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement without elaborating.
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It also enables them to better withstand unanticipated financial shocks, such as the loss of a job or an expensive family illness.
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His rhymes take unanticipated turns, and he loves to hover over the same syllable, dropping it over and over from different angles.
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Yet even for those who sign up as soon as they can, unanticipated costs and coverage gaps can catch them flat-footed.
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Note any tasks you've taken charge of that were unanticipated when you began the job or any additional responsibilities you've taken on.
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But they could add an unanticipated and dissonant note to what otherwise would be regarded as the capstone of an extensive reimagining.
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Mr. O'Connor, the Franklin County recorder, received an unanticipated boost when The Columbus Dispatch, with a traditionally conservative editorial page, endorsed him.
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That approach led not only to the defeat of ISIS in Iraq, it also produced some unanticipated positive effects in Iraqi politics.
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Pericles, the Athenian leader praised for his ability to plan for all eventualities, dies in the unanticipated plague that strikes the city.
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My early take-away was that in the future, humans would all be clones that would die early from unanticipated, lethal mutations.
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They know how to negotiate and compromise, when to dig in and when to relent, and how to adjust to unanticipated consequences.
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It is in this sense, unanticipated by optimists like Mr. Obama, that the 21st century is proving to be the American Century.
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"We likely will be able, unless there are unanticipated roadblocks, to start a Phase 1 trial in about three months," he said.
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Such post-implementation testing would help to identify unanticipated problems after customization and allow users to address pediatric-specific problems that emerge.
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Climate change has occurred on a massive, unanticipated scale; many coastal cities are gone, as well as virtually all of peninsular Florida.
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Adding to the disruption in energy markets has been the unanticipated but dramatic cost reduction of producing oil in the shale play.
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Yet the problem of money being used in unanticipated ways in the course of a war is not unique to foreign contractors.
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" It warned that even with a budget, however, "it's likely that Illinois's finances would remain strained and vulnerable to unanticipated economic stress.
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It was astounding and unanticipated that Bodgy, who is averaging 10.5 ppg this season, was able to dial up his jersey number.
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An Advanced General Intelligence, presumably, would be driven only by its original goal, and that could lead to dangerous, and unanticipated, consequences.
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David Nolta: If advertising, rather than the product, is an end in itself, then this is an impressive but hardly unanticipated success.
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All that unanticipated tracking made a bunch of people mad at Uber, and Uber has been working to clean up its privacy messes.
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The margin miss was largely the result of $142 million in unanticipated, pretax costs from Boeing's KC-220.98 military aerial refueling tanker program.
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The Verge spoke to Hosanagar about the last part of the book: four suggestions, or "pillars," to implement to prevent harmful, unanticipated consequences.
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So talk to friends and to strangers, go to networking events, and above all remain open to unanticipated opportunities from unexpected directions. 6.
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"This unanticipated hurdle only reinforces how strongly I feel about contributing to the larger conversation about the future of our country," he said.
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"Current regulatory standards prevented ineffective medications from reaching patients and averted unnecessary spending (as well as unanticipated side effects)," the research team writes.
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A devoted racer, Patrick Dempsey's team had a strong second-place finish last year, which gave the race an unanticipated burst of interest.
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Airports across the UK have been trading British pounds at parity with the euro in yet another unanticipated consequence of the Brexit referendum.
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But for many patients, the cost of the classes can either become a barrier to actually attending, or leave them with unanticipated bills.
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Nearly 11 months after the fact, it's almost easy to forget how unanticipated and dramatic Chris Paul's trade to the Houston Rockets was.
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The big picture: The ACA had all sorts of unanticipated quirks and unintended consequences — and Democrats spent almost a year working on it.
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It comes from such a wildly different angle than his overhand right that it could be unanticipated blow that opens up a rally.
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One of the unanticipated consequences of the rise of the internet was that it opened the schoolyard gates and let bullying behavior escape.
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The Justice Department had agreed last week to turn them over, but the speed with which they were reviewed and released was unanticipated.
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"A reasonable proportion of new borrowers have limited surplus funds each month to cover unanticipated expenses, or put aside as savings," he said.
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IAC said in early August it had seen an unanticipated increase in the cost of customers from Google, its largest source of traffic.
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When he photographed Eisenhower, he recalled, many of his colleagues relied on their newfangled gadgetry while he patiently waited for an unanticipated opportunity.
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Particularly devastating was an account of his wife's anguish over his unanticipated death: She left work, lost weight, was overcome by crying spells.
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UNITED NATIONS — President Trump's bombastic attacks on Iran over the nuclear deal may have created an unanticipated outcome: sympathy for the Iranian government.
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When illness was experienced as a random catastrophe, and medical discoveries focussed on rescue, insurance for unanticipated, episodic needs was what we needed.
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Build out your emergency fund to better handle unanticipated maintenance as it pops up, such as a furnace that needs repair, Meehan said.
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If Mr. Mueller is hiding similar examples, it suggests that whatever he plans to release in a report may have some unanticipated bombshells.
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The Trump administration has also asked Congress for an additional $45.8 billion to cover "unanticipated" costs incurred by agencies responding to the crisis.
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In addition, clinical trials of novel procedures should have safety monitoring so the study can be modified or halted if unanticipated complications arise.
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An unanticipated limitation in the study, the researchers note, was that the gender ratio of participants was skewed: 82 of the 100 were female.
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And illusion cuts against the Neo-Conceptual grain — one of the unanticipated departures in a show pretending to illuminate the sameness of it all.
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In a letter addressed to investors as "Dear Owners," Byrne said he was taken aback by the "unanticipated stir" caused by his stock sale.
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"I was freaked out that maybe we wouldn't recover from our success," says Dubin, after the site crashed thanks to the video's unanticipated popularity.
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Placing it above Taiwan but below the Korean peninsula, the study notes the waterway has "become the unanticipated focal point of U.S.-Chinese ... rivalry".
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I think that's where we see that there was this unanticipated ... we didn't realize the impact that the internet would have on human behavior.
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The second way is a large adverse shock, something that happens to the U.S. economy that's unanticipated or it could be an external shock.
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When designing housewares, both Bower (made by Danny Giannella and Tammer Hijazi) and van den Berg rely on simple geometry, unanticipated details — and functionality.
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Knocking on doors, they encountered an unanticipated obstacle: Many of the occupants of those 221 homes had moved away, locking their doors behind them.
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An unanticipated population explosion had taken place along the L line in Brooklyn, as young people were driven out of Manhattan by high rents.
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" Delta said the "delays were the direct result of an extraordinary, unanticipated, and unpredictable system outage in the data center at Delta's Atlanta hub.
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For him, a project like "untitled unmastered." doesn't reveal secrets so much as demonstrate that he's as capable of unanticipated explosions as anyone else.
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When the Democratic Party reduces the gate-keeping power of its superdelegates, it, too, is opening a door with unanticipated and perhaps catastrophic consequences.
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If congressional leaders had buckled to that demand, they'd be in exactly the same position now — facing a veto threat over something wholly unanticipated.
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"Big Coat Energy," The Boston Globe wrote of a coat that had the unanticipated, if temporary, effect of making overclothes the talk of Washington.
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Gospel has also been appearing in some unanticipated places in left-leaning pop, particularly in the work of serpentwithfeet, Blood Orange and Ian Isiah.
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How these dead zones formed is not a matter of "unanticipated consequences" but the deliberate consequence of a full frontal assault along partisan lines.
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But the entire old house would be gone, too, which some people might miss, and there could be unanticipated cost overruns in the construction.
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Rosengren said the economy was currently evolving as he expected despite the unanticipated increase in tariffs and slower growth of exports and business investment.
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Rosengren said the economy was currently evolving as he expected despite the unanticipated increase in tariffs and slower growth of exports and business investment.
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The situation is not hopeless, however, because technology giants have an unanticipated internal vulnerability that also happens to be their greatest strength: their employees.
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The intervention could help break the pattern of regulators being forced to play catch up with emerging technologies that lead to unanticipated negative consequences.
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That question was about a small or mid-sized shock: an unexpected car repair, an unplanned home repair bill or an unanticipated legal expense.
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Our turn to formula, though, ended up being one of those unanticipated twists of parenthood that I look back on with the most gratitude.
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Within days of the August 1972 incident, U.S. military officials began to wonder if solar activity might have been responsible for the unanticipated mine detonations.
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"The actual letter was not unanticipated so as you might expect, we have already prepared a strategy for how we intend to proceed," Neal said.
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But the scientists there soon ran into a huge, unanticipated question: What should the restored terrain look like, and how should its natural systems function?
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The women participated in the Trier Social Stress Test, which includes a mock job interview and unanticipated mental math question that causes a stress response.
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"Profitability fell short of our expectations due to a combination of unanticipated cost inflation and lower-than-planned savings," Chief Executive Officer Bernardo Hees said.
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The unanticipated effects of this are likely to be that the contest drags on for a long time, something that party bigwigs hoped to avoid.
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The Transportation Security Administration said on Tuesday unanticipated absences of its 51,000 screeners rose to 6.8 percent Monday, up from 2.5 percent a year ago.
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In late 2015 the Federal Reserve deferred an expected interest rate rise after global markets swooned in response to an unanticipated slowdown in China's economy.
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When I write about these images or about anything else, I do so without knowing how unanticipated events will alter the reception of my words.
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"I'm confident these actions will lead to a cornucopia of unanticipated innovative uses, and generate tens of billions of dollars in economic activity," he said.
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Mr. Colbert had been riding an anti-Trump wave all year to unanticipated ratings gold, and it was no different for his opening monologue Sunday.
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The aircraft maker also has flexible, long-term contracts that often allow it to pass on some unanticipated cost increases to its customers, analysts said.
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We needed procedures and checks in place so that the government could still function in the event of an emergency or some other unanticipated crisis.
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In what turned out to be a harbinger of this year's progress, Liverpool made an unanticipated run to the final of last season's Champions League.
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Barring unanticipated developments — stopping the run, for instance, or scoring a first-quarter touchdown — their reign is poised to end within the next seven weeks.
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More veterans are able to get more care outside the VA system, but improper billing oversight has put thousands at risk for unanticipated hospital bills.
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Chris Seeger, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs, said that the administration of such class-action settlements often had "growing pains" because of unanticipated problems.
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Your home needs an unanticipated and necessary repairHome repairs don't always constitute an emergency — but to stay home comfortably, you may need to make them.
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Any number of potential crisis points might present themselves before election day -- Iran, North Korea, Russian influence in US politics or an unanticipated terror attack.
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If anyone hits an unanticipated bump in the emoji road, please let me know in the comments and I will try to expedite a solution.
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Even that low figure may overstate the number of slots that could be open for unanticipated crises, since many of the openings have been allocated.
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Other unanticipated costs included the need to replace the hot water heater, fix a gas leak and buy a new stove, washing machine and dryer.
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"Over the years, we have sunk a decent amount of money into our home for sometimes unanticipated repairs and improvements," Kavanaugh said in his response.
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Although the rise in such testimonials should have solely been constructive in the treatment of women in society, it has caused unanticipated backlash and damage.
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It would have massive (and probably unanticipated) effects on immigration into and emigration out of the US, and it would very probably cost human lives.
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Going on vacation can often mean a boatload of unanticipated expenses, but Virgin Voyages is looking to mitigate that—at least when it comes to tipping.
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However, as I said above, the applications and services are extremely hard to predict as they come out of the blue as sudden, unanticipated, explosive surprises!
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DOT is also considering "cease and desist" power, by which it could tell a manufacturer to immediate halt production if some unanticipated safety concern becomes evident.
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Many scientists and bioethicists fear unanticipated harms to children born this way, which is why the study was designed to halt the embryos development early on.
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An example of the unanticipated expenses of "cost plus" contracts is playing out in the long troubled F28503 Joint Strike Fighter program at the Air Force.
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But as hundreds of reunited families have been released in just a matter of days, that network has struggled to respond to an unanticipated logistical emergency.
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Unknowns: Prepare for the unknown unknowns — or black swans — by reserving extra capital and other resources for unanticipated threats and other disruptions associated with COVID-19.
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One detects in Ferris, a former ad copywriter, a freelancer's unanticipated nostalgia for the communalism of gossip by the copy machine and desultory Nerf ball tossing.
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Dodgers 8, Mets 2 LOS ANGELES — In a Mets season defined by unanticipated pitching woes, Zack Wheeler was the steadiest starter over the first two months.
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The still-undisclosed powers contained in the Trump memo could spark unanticipated skirmishes like the ambush in Niger last October, leaving dead Americans in their wake.
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Underground exchange could lead to several repercussions, including unanticipated side effects, complications of incorrect use, delay in seeking professional help and drug interactions, the authors caution.
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They fit most news organizations' criteria of breaking news: They are important; they are unanticipated and at first glance inexplicable; they demand elaboration, explanation and detail.
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Even as policymakers act in response to the immediate issues they are facing, they need to preserve the flexibility to respond to new and unanticipated opportunities.
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Likewise, how do we ensure that autonomous cars obey traffic laws, and make ethical on-the-spot driving decisions as they evolve and encounter unanticipated situations?
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For all the lead-up, every single match on the card, save for the truly unanticipated Zach Ryder win for the Intercontinental title, maintained the status quo.
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Knightley answered the question with unanticipated frankness: "I don't really do films set in the modern day because the female characters nearly always get raped," she said.
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Similar to Netflix's sci-fi anthology series, Dirty Computer examines the unanticipated consequences when modern society and technology mix, all with some carefree feminist vibes thrown in.
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It's true, too, on the three songs that close the album, each of which pulls Rihanna in an unanticipated musical direction, anchored only by her flexible voice.
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Changing the extension on the files fixed the problem, but that was an unanticipated extra step, and one Allcade can hopefully fix with a future software update.
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Planning for contingencies is always advisable, but sometimes the unanticipated -- such as machines not working, an emergency closing of a polling place or a weather event -- occurs.
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There are political realities, rising geopolitical risks and countless unanticipated problems that will confront the occupant of the Oval Office in the next president's first 100 days.
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So, for example, carbon dioxide scrubbing and the oxygen injections were all carefully measured and documented, even if they were initially unanticipated, and were perfectly reasonable interventions.
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She said that some of them are working two or three jobs, and that all it takes is one unanticipated setback to put them on the streets.
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The Trump administration has said the restrictions should have a minimal impact on U.S. consumers, but some experts said they were concerned there could be unanticipated effects.
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Success often takes years or decades and often a number of extraordinary benefits take place along the way that are indirect or unanticipated and those absolutely matter.
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The average American family today lives virtually paycheck-to-paycheck, with studies showing that an unanticipated expense of even a few hundred dollars would overwhelm their savings.
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"If they want their cake and eat it too, you spend only the unanticipated revenue surprise, and you keep your powder dry on the rest," he said.
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"FATCA is a textbook example of a bad law that doesn't achieve its stated purpose but does manage to unleash a host of unanticipated destructive consequences," Sen.
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"Unanticipated weakness in smartphone demand that materialized in late December drove our Q238 results below expectations and further impacted our Q229 guidance," Chief Executive Jason Rhode said.
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For leaders on both sides of the Islamic divide, it is clear that the withdrawal of the U.S. from regional influence has consequences unanticipated by American analysts.
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Unlike black swan events, which are unanticipated occurrences that can have a global impact, gray rhinos are risks that could potentially be solved but are somehow ignored.
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Trump hasn't confronted those types of unanticipated events during his summer stay in Bedminster, though he's regularly dealt with national security matters from his Palm Beach club.
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This presumptively unanticipated response, whether non-nuclear or some non-nuclear-nuclear "hybrid," would be directed at some as yet undeterminable combination of U.S. and allied targets.
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Buffett also said he did not seek to profit from global central bank monetary policies, but that low and negative interest rates could produce an unanticipated reaction.
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Amazon Amazon (AMZN) has seen an unanticipated boom in business now that coronavirus "shelter-in-place" orders across the nation have limited many Americans to online shopping.
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"They often answer age-old questions and sometimes provide astonishing unanticipated insights," said Svante Paabo, the director of the Max Planck Institute of Paleoanthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
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Banks will appreciate that unanticipated economic conditions can delay or curtail scheduled loan payments, and they compensate for these risks in the interest rates they charge borrowers.
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"Even with a budget, it's likely that Illinois' finances [will] remain strained and vulnerable to unanticipated economic stress," Standard and Poor's said in a recent credit report.
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One must also wonder whether one negative unanticipated consequence of such laws is that police will routinely demand cooperation from those in lawful possession without lawful justification?
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They find rewards smuggling in their own bodies under the sign of a practice that renders these bodies more valuable, more sophisticated, and present in unanticipated ways.
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The hastily drafted December package has resulted in some unanticipated complications for multinational corporations, but a bill to fix those was not expected until after the elections.
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Finding unanticipated points contained in a larger whole, we learn about what our eyes prefer to hold on to and how to record a way of passing through.
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Given the close linkage with the neighboring U.S. economy, unanticipated weakness there or disruptions to longstanding trade agreements could have quick and significant implications for the province's economy.
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The civilians died as the American and Afghan raiders faced an unanticipated onslaught of Taliban fighters reminiscent of the Mogadishu slaughter memorialized in the movie Black Hawk Down.
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Byrne revealed on Friday that he had sold a total of about 900,000 of his shares, or 15.5%, which had created "an unanticipated stir" among the company's shareholders.
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"Just like everything else in this world, when unanticipated events occur, you want to have the flexibility and the power to maintain the opportunity to adjust to that."
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By November 22014, Walgreens had realized that an unanticipated increase in price of generic drugs would put further pressure on Walgreens' "already lagging" pharmacy business, the SEC said.
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And the rat cyborgs were more agile when encountering different types of terrain, and retained their ability to solve unanticipated problems by relying on instinct and ingrained intelligence.
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"Significant slowdowns in world trade, whether stemming from mounting global protectionist pressures or from unanticipated weakness in global activity, could adversely affect most of the region," it said.
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The United States, issuer of the world's reserve currency, may be well placed to try out big fiscal deficits, but new policy approaches can have unanticipated side effects.
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If history is any guide, failure to do so will increase the likelihood that future policymakers will face unanticipated crises with insufficient information about the adversaries they face.
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"The personal relationship between the president and the prime minister ... is really one of the unanticipated surprises of the past two years," said Tellis, an expert on India.
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It was another blinding flurry of unanticipated moves, the sort that left his Republican opponents flat-footed throughout the primary campaign, and drew more than 13 million votes.
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Every day, it seems, there is some new, unanticipated expense—a stove that won't light, a car that won't start, a dog that limps, a faucet that leaks.
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Before her unanticipated transition to crutch-racing, Nolting had appeared in the films "8 Reels of Sewage" (2012) and "Killing Slashers" (2013), as well as a few commercials.
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Immigrants who play by the rules, pay taxes and contribute to their communities could now risk deportation if they did not have enough savings to survive unanticipated emergencies.
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The Trump administration has said the restrictions should have a minimal impact on the U.S. consumer, but some experts said they were concerned there could be unanticipated effects.
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Alongside the phone, Apple VP Phil Schiller also unveiled an unanticipated device, AirPower, a charging mat designed to power an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, without cables.
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Of course, this assumes that the Fed sticks to what it says it is going to do, and doesn't change its plans in response to unanticipated economic shocks.
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" Novelist Lorrie Moore called Rose's struggle to find and free Jack from the bowels of the sinking ship "an athletic enactment of grace (unanticipated, unearned, as grace always is).
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Students who started PhD programs understanding that they may not make much money for the next four to eight years could now have to face going into unanticipated debt.
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The unclear language of the constitution, the paucity of cases and the role played by partisan politics (unanticipated by the Founding Fathers) make Ford's remark both plausible and unsatisfactory.
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Chief Executive Officer Marvin Ellison blamed a combination of higher costs, moves to stock more products on shelves and mistakes in pricing strategy for the "unanticipated" impact on profit.
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The company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes to future operating results over time.
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Chief Executive Officer Marvin Ellison blamed a combination of higher costs, moves to stock more products on shelves and an outdated pricing strategy for the "unanticipated" impact on profit.
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FRANKFURT, July 22 (Reuters) - Continental on Monday cut its 2019 outlook, citing expectations for a decline in global vehicle production and unanticipated changes in consumer demand for some products.
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Crispr, a low-cost gene editing technology that is transforming our ability to design and edit the genome, was completely unanticipated; experts thought it was impossible ... until it wasn't.
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But the timing of the videos served a second, unanticipated purpose: They were released on the heels of the Trump administration's announcement of funding priorities to combat teenage pregnancy.
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While you might be healthy now and take no daily medications, there's a good chance it will change, whether due to aging, an accident or an unanticipated medical event.
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Clark will admit that some aspects of the operation were "atrocious and chaotic," blaming a bigger-than-expected turnout, the horrible weather, and the confusion after the unanticipated victory.
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"Should history repeat, and there's no guarantee it will, this year's lump of coal could metamorphize into an unanticipated gem," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research.
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It found that 22011 percent of Americans do not have the resources to cover a $224.3 bill for such unanticipated costs as a car repair or a health emergency.
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Athletes, celebrities, lawmakers and artists paid tribute to a superstar famous for audacious self-confidence as he faced opponents in the ring and unanticipated bravery as he faced illness.
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By the time 28500 percent of the population, or 6900 million Americans, received the vaccine, unanticipated side effects developed, including for 2628 individuals who contracted paralyzing Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Ms. Emerole was the first one in the car, and was on her cellphone chatting when the vehicle made an unanticipated stop and Ms. Head got into the car.
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As the sight and sound of aircraft become more integrated into everyday life, will unanticipated consequences set off civic outrage, like those new air traffic patterns in Los Angeles?
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Working across the aisle, Congress should pass legislation that would hold patients harmless for out-of-network costs for unanticipated care while strengthening access to quality and maintaining affordability.
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Rapid spread of an infectious disease epidemic is among the most likely scenarios to result in the unanticipated deaths of tens of millions of people in under a year.
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With forest fires, however, we meet unanticipated demand by stripping money from the rest of the Forest Service's budget when the — obviously inadequate — fire-fighting budget predictably runs dry.
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A great street photographer needs two distinct talents: the patience to lie in wait for unanticipated moments and the skill to catch them with the click of a shutter.
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I feel about quitting Facebook the same way I feel about deleting my tweets, something I also don't do that I probably should: I'm concerned there could be unanticipated downsides.
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No one knew what to expect from it, which made its enormous, unanticipated success — it made $371 million in the US and $241 million more internationally — all the more striking.
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Coal-fired power stations valued at as much as 8.9 trillion yen ($85 billion) are at risk of becoming stranded, a situation where assets suffer unanticipated writedowns, the study said.
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"We created Insect Allies specifically to develop technology that can deliver positive, protective traits to plants to help them survive unanticipated and/or fast-moving agricultural threats," the spokesperson wrote.
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But leveraging the largest ecosystem of female founders can help startups with recruiting, customer development services and other unanticipated needs that founders have when getting a business off the ground.
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Finally, per-enrollee caps will not adjust for unanticipated major new spending needs - for instance, a major new blockbuster drug or the need to deal with a public health emergency.
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Gran has been in my thoughts even more than usual this year, because I know that she would have scoffed at one of the unanticipated consequences of the Trump presidency.
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But then the two found an unanticipated policy bridge, and have now gone on to work together to persuade Congress to finally revoke authorizations of military force passed after Sept.
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But rather than despair about the unanticipated upheaval, they hit upon an unconventional idea: Why not embrace the disruption and move to a new neighborhood every month for a year?
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The event was just another example of how personal data, given incrementally to products and platforms over years, can be used to manipulate individuals in unanticipated and potentially damaging ways.
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Fight Against Last Vestige of ISIS in Syria Stalls, to Dismay of U.S.: The American-backed offensive has encountered unanticipated problems, and the terrorist group remains potent around the world.
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If you believe you are indeed adding that unanticipated, additional business value though, "it might be appropriate to carefully build a strong case and ask for a raise, " he says.
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Lam has now tightened access through most border points — with an unanticipated ripple effect: Rumors started circulating online that goods from the mainland would be delayed, maybe even cut off.
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Story at a glance Air purifiers were installed in classrooms at a southern California school after a gas leak, but the cleaner air had an unanticipated benefit: better test scores.
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"Unfortunately, unanticipated complications have created additional new challenges, and my doctors have advised that cutting back on my current commitments is essential to my overall recovery," Parsons said in a statement.
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S. policy predictability has diminished, with established international communication channels and relationship norms being set aside and raising the prospect of sudden, unanticipated changes in U.S. policies with potential global implications.
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Readers accordingly should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which do not reflect unknown or unanticipated events or circumstances occurring after the date of these forward-looking statements.
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US policy predictability has diminished, with established international communication channels and relationship norms being set aside and raising the prospect of sudden, unanticipated changes in US policies with potential global implications.
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These genetically modified mosquitoes would be able to thwart the spread of diseases like Zika, dengue, and chikungunya, but critics worry about unanticipated negative effects on the environment and public health.
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"We recently underwent a reorganization to focus on nearer-term, unanticipated product opportunities from our R&D organization," Grail spokesperson Charlotte Arnold told BuzzFeed News by email when reached for comment.
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Some just get written about by Jon Ronson, the anti-shaming movement's leading writer; others manage to parlay unanticipated scandal (and a Ronson intervention) into a book deal of their own.
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But Payless faced "unanticipated" delays from its suppliers in the past two years that, once again, forced it to sell inventory at deep-discount prices, the retailer said in court documents.
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That it was largely unanticipated is evidenced by the fact that almost all commentators, analysts and experts, myself included, have been surprised by the strength of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
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This unanticipated dump of Swift music has nudged her albums back to the top of the Billboard charts, which is a little baffling considering some of them are from years ago.
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As with so many things, the devil is in the details, and such a technology could introduce a host of unanticipated complications and risks—some of them of an existential nature.
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Besides the front-loaded pension contributions, Raytheon had another unanticipated U.S. tax reform-related charge in the fourth quarter, including $171 million that was not included in the company's prior forecast.
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Disney's "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," which premieres in U.S. theaters on Friday, could mean hundreds of millions of dollars in unanticipated box office revenue for IMAX, according to JPMorgan analysis.
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This fund would allow OMB's director to "transfer funds to federal departments and agencies to cover unanticipated costs associated with mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 virus," the proposal states.
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Why it matters: Wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters could harm the nation's financial backbone, damaging vital electronic payment systems, causing bank failures, and disrupting the economy in myriad unanticipated ways.
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In fact, only by starting from an initial détente and proceeding with the conversation can you learn whether there might be areas of unanticipated connection on which you can build together.
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In the event that you ever need to live off your emergency fund for a bit, it&aposs smart to leave yourself a little extra money that can cover unanticipated costs.
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In its 2018 budget, the Australian government flagged a possibility that household spending might be affected by any unanticipated tightening in financial conditions, possibly as a consequence of the Royal Commission.
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Rather, it creates a limited budget priority, which requires available resources to be applied first to GO debt in the event of an unanticipated budgetary shortfall within a given fiscal year.
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Wrong. Instead, something completely unanticipated happened: In America, our total use of many critical materials leveled off and then started to decline, even as the population and the economy kept growing.
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"This morning, the Democratic National Committee asked our media partners to move the December 19, 2019 debate to another venue following renewed and unanticipated objections from organized labor," the university said.
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From responding to e-vites to dealing with unanticipated Venmo requests, find out exactly what to do in the sticky situations that previous generations of partiers never had to deal with.
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An advisor who is fluent in the tax strategy will ask about other accounts in order to avoid realizing a gain or loss in error thus creating an unanticipated tax issue.
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I'll toss in at least one paradoxical, unanticipated benefit of this socializing, at least in my house: My son now demands to see far more of his friends in real life.
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As Chairman Wheeler said in a recent speech, U.S. leadership on 5G can lead to a "cornucopia of unanticipated innovative uses" that will improve quality of life and increase economic opportunity.
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Winning in all three of these states has taken on added urgency after the unanticipated retirements of Republican senators in Tennessee, Arizona and Mississippi left open seats that could suddenly be competitive.
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The Center for a New American Security report focuses on a range of unexpected behavior in highly computerized systems like system failures and bugs, as well as unanticipated interactions with the environment.
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No doubt jarred by the unanticipated surge in stocks and selloff in bonds after the reflex 5 percent selloff Tuesday night, market commentators are grasping for metaphors to characterize the new regime.
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Aldred says the company now expects new issues to arise from going global, but Dyson is already listening hard and anticipates having to move quickly to address unanticipated issues faced by customers.
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Payless struggled with a heavy debt load and also said in court documents it faced "unanticipated" delays from its suppliers in recent years that forced it to sell inventory at deep discounts.
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By relying on giant contracts and codependent relationships with large traditional defense contractors, the military almost always can ensure that there will be skilled labor at the ready to tackle unanticipated problems.
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Mook has what author John Gaddis had in mind in his book, "On Grand Strategy," which is the ability to pursue a bold vision while adroitly managing unanticipated challenges along the way.
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Come up with plans, budgets, and strategies and then assign teams to tear them apart: Point out overlooked risks, challenge the weighting of values, or expose possible unanticipated effects and feedback loops.
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He is a patient listener with an ability to nudge his subjects off their internal scripts, and like his other documentaries, this one is full of strange, small moments of unanticipated revelation.
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The Department of Defense decided to "deviate from that and start to build a significant number of aircraft before they were done with the development work," creating a lot of unanticipated challenges.
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"Of course, unanticipated consumer behavior, such as higher-than-priced medical service utilization in response to uncertainty around the future of healthcare could throw a wrench in [the] works," the report said.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Cardi's lawyers say she suffered "unanticipated post-partum complications" that were significant enough to force her to cancel her tour with Bruno Mars, among other things.
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The storm came with tragic speed and unanticipated power after surfacing in the Western Caribbean as "potential tropical cyclone 14" on Saturday, 55 days before the end of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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However, in a market where financing is driven by long-term contracts, often even before construction begins, American suppliers are already gauging the potential costs, until recently unanticipated, of lost Chinese buyers.
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At that time, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell played the role that Mr. Mattis plays now: the voice of caution about what happens when unpredictable wars start, and the unanticipated follows.
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The pregnancy was unanticipated but not unwanted, and as my husband and I struggled to wrap our minds around the idea of parenthood, I found inside myself a singular set of worries.
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On Saturday, creating a role in the world premiere of Matthew Neenan's "Farewell" (to Leonard Bernstein music), he did an unanticipated multiple pirouette of bewildering velocity before bouncing blithely into brilliant jumps.
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Thanks to unanticipated market forces and shortsighted government policy, 101,85033 MW of coal fired generating capacity — one fourth of the entire U.S. coal fleet — will be forced into premature retirement by 2020.
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The Trump administration requested an additional $45.8 billion from Congress — beyond existing funding requests that could total more than $1 trillion — to cover "unanticipated" costs incurred by agencies responding to the crisis.
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U.S. equity markets were down sharply on Wednesday morning as the Trump administration requested an additional $45.8 billion from Congress to cover "unanticipated" costs incurred by government agencies responding the coronavirus crisis.
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While the news did not represent a major policy shift, Mr. Isaac said, the note from Mr. Travis was totally unanticipated — and for a tech reporter unaccustomed to courtroom reporting, rather thrilling.
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The 1980s-era system LGR tested still works via both the manual interface and the digital scheduling system, though with some problems unanticipated at the time like an inability to dim LED lightbulbs.
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That would be okay if all that's changing is the efficiency with which decisions get made But they also come with certain risks and unanticipated consequences, like biases that are not explicitly programmed.
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But the rise in longtime use is also the result of an unanticipated and growing problem: Many who try to quit say they cannot because of withdrawal symptoms they were never warned about.
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Testimony from group's financial advisor, Houlihan Lokey's Saul Burian, took an unanticipated turn on Wednesday after Burian detailed why a financial analysis comparing the liquidation of Sears and Toys R Us was flawed.
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" The new president had hurt "policy predictability" while "established international communication channels and relationship norms" had been "set aside" creating the threat of "sudden unanticipated changes in U.S. policies with potential global implications.
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I knew that there would be a lot of unanticipated costs for running my own restaurant, but wasn't until I was the boss and paying the bills myself that it really hit me.
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"We believe the strength of Black Panther was largely unanticipated and therefore the company likely did not have adequate inventory to meet demand, limiting upside in the quarter" for its consumer products business.
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At first it might seem redundant, but because there are so many unanticipated problems that arise in vaccine and treatment tests, redundancy is a feature of the scientific process rather than a drawback.
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Also, double check to make sure your lube is ok to be used with latex condoms, because an unanticipated pregnancy or STI would definitely cancel out any of the benefits these lubes produce .
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The net result of unanticipated puts and takes in the quarter will probably mean revenue from the institutional business will be in line with the outlook the company gave in July, Gerspach said.
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To pay for an unanticipated increase in policyholders who develop Alzheimer's, insurers would have to raise prices, said Don Taylor, a professor of public policy at Duke University who has studied the issue.
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Those junior creditors argued to U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Sontchi in Wilmington, Delaware that NextEra should be on the hook for making the unanticipated payment to the first-lien and second-lien noteholders.
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The other reason is that the unfortunate sequence of events that ends with a visit to my OB-GYN practice or the emergency room is almost always the unanticipated consequence of sexual experimentation.
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BAML analysts identified mortgage-backed securities, emerging-market debt and high-yield bonds as drawing the most inflows, reflecting what it terms an ongoing "lust for yield" amid an unanticipated drop in bond yields.
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"It may respond to a number of influences, including any unanticipated changes to the outlook for growth in China, commodity prices or the monetary policy decisions of the major central banks," the RBA said.
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This coming Friday (June 30), I will be forced to swallow my pride, as I will, inevitably, be placed in the strange and heretofore unanticipated position of officially actually liking a Calvin Harris album.
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Health-coverage costs will eat up a large portion of your Social Security benefit, which means you will have to have another, preferably guaranteed, form of income to help offset this often unanticipated expense.
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Beyond that, governments and major central banks have nowhere near the fiscal and monetary tools – given low interest rates and high public debt – that were available to them before 2008 to manage unanticipated shocks.
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Energy assets which had fallen into distress during the recent years of weakened oil prices have been a prime target for these managers, who saw a significant boost from the widely unanticipated OPEC deal.
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"US policy predictability has diminished, with established international communication channels and relationship norms being set aside and raising the prospect of sudden, unanticipated changes in US policies with potential global implications," the rater said.
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This has happened due to a number of factors, including the unanticipated oil boom that has lowered gasoline prices and created an opening for oil companies to push for total repeal of the mandate.
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Djokovic then obliterated Nadal, a nine-time champion, in the quarterfinals last year only to lose the big one, in an earthshaking upset, to Stan Wawrinka, who was in a state of unanticipated grace.
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"This morning, the Democratic National Committee asked our media partners to move the December 19, 2019 debate to another venue following renewed and unanticipated objections from organized labor," university officials wrote on Oct. 25.
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Amid the unanticipated hubbub, front-row types were sent scrambling to the Internet to search for a name few of them could identify, yet one familiar to more than 11 million followers on Instagram.
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China gave the go-ahead to build four Westinghouse-designed AP1000 reactors in 2007, but the technology has been beset by years of delays as a result of safety concerns and unanticipated design problems.
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It looks like a staged comedy skit, but apparently an Indonesian Army Mi-35P gunship helicopter made an unanticipated low pass over goose-stepping Indonesian troops marching in review and things went wrong quickly.
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Mr. Fuleihan said the city's current $82.1 billion budget included some overestimation in order to dampen the blow of unanticipated events that have, in recent years, had huge effects on the budget: the Sept.
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There's a number of reasons a trip might go sideways — illness, bad weather, unanticipated expenses — and the goal is to deal with these disappointments as a team to make the best of any situation.
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And in "I Will Be Complete," Gold's nearly 500-page memoir (which takes us only to his early 30s), just about all of the unanticipated ramifications emanate from his complex, mysterious and manipulative mother.
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This may be nothing to young people with $212,2000 college loans who are accustomed to debt, but to those of us who are no longer in the work force, it's a massive, unanticipated expense.
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More unanticipated is Sawyer's response to their twitchy offer of a bed for the night: Neutralizing both the skeevy Hollister (Micah Hauptman) and burly Buck (Daniel R. Hill), she legs it into the woods.
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Republican Michael Piwowar, the acting head of the SEC, said that some firms "have begun to encounter unanticipated compliance difficulties that may hinder them in meeting the reporting deadline," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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They both said in their amicus briefs that it's up to the Supreme Court to look at the big-picture question of which users can be targeted under an old law adapted for unanticipated purposes.
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Described as someone who was "in a position to evaluate the traffic that caused the disruption," the contractor provided detailed descriptions to investigators of the procedures for mitigating unanticipated traffic spikes, both real and malicious.
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The risks meant public and private sector decision makers should ensure that choices are robust enough to withstand unanticipated outcomes, rather than relying too heavily on the ECB's central growth and inflation projections, Lane said.
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"Unanticipated consequences are that people that are looking at the current financial index [are seeing] those returns have been enhanced by real estate," noted Alexander Goldfarb, managing director and senior REIT analyst at Sandler O'Neill.
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In addition to homelessness, the first two years of Mr. de Blasio's tenure have been marked by unanticipated public health crises, including containing an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in the Bronx and fears over Ebola.
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The mayor is also facing a unanticipated obligation: The city's actuary has predicted municipal employees will live longer, forcing the city to increase its contribution to its five pension systems by roughly $600 million annually.
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Next comes the colorful "pure" 450 breakthrough works of organic abstraction, and then an unanticipated cycle of Dada-like depictions of machinery where the subject turns into a vast machine of perpetual and visceral becoming.
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"The Internet has been and remains a transformative tool, and I am concerned any action you may take to alter the rules under which it functions may well have significant unanticipated negative consequences," Coffman said.
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They advise policymakers (wisely, it seems to me) to pursue negative emissions strategies but to think of alternative scenarios as insurance against the possibility that those strategies run up against unanticipated social or economic barriers.
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Jim Cooper of Tennessee that was launched five years ago to recognize scientific studies that may have seemed obscure, esoteric or downright funny, but have proven to have enormous and often unanticipated impacts on society.
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"Although the improvement is modest, this unanticipated discovery suggests that there is room to further improve these enzymes, moving us closer to a recycling solution for the ever-growing mountain of discarded plastics," McGeehan added.
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But after some unanticipated expenses — a $22016 exterminator bill for bed bugs was a big setback — she began sending smaller amounts, she said, acknowledging that she had not first cleared the lower payments with Children's.
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"The only thing we have to worry about, I think, in 2018 and 2019 is some unanticipated geopolitical event, the so-called black swan," Rubenstein told CNBC's Net/Net dinner in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday.
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"California taxpayers or program participants — most likely both — will likely find themselves bearing unanticipated costs as a result of the program," said the institute's president, Paul Schott Stevens, in a recent letter to Governor Brown.
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"Trump, who also made a brief and unanticipated appearance at the climate summit, retweeted a video of Thunberg's speech, saying she seemed like a "very happy girl" and that it was "so nice to see.
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"Although the improvement is modest, this unanticipated discovery suggests that there is room to further improve these enzymes, moving us closer to a recycling solution for the ever-growing mountain of discarded plastics," said McGeehan.
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"There is a belief in our office that many facilities do not staff to the level" necessary to meet the unanticipated "needs of residents, especially medical needs," said Fred Steele, Oregon's long-term-care ombudsman.
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Amid all the many polling surprises, debate bumps, and unanticipated reversals of the 215 Democratic campaign, there has been an unalterable truth: You never have to worry about finding parking at a Joe Biden event.
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"So even though we consciously give up our privacy, we still worry that these kinds of digital records can be used against us in unanticipated ways by the government, our employer, or criminals," he said.
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The then-USSR leader had an extraordinary and unanticipated proposal: Both the US and Russia should move toward reducing their nuclear arsenals to zero, he said, ultimately paving the way toward a world without nukes.
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While we want to preserve human responsibility for design choices, we also need to keep in mind that some bots will be programmed precisely to do things independent from and even unanticipated by their creators.
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We spend about 40 hours per year sitting in traffic, and unanticipated delays on top of the gridlock we're used to are a cause of stress, which we know to have a host of health effects.
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Developers who failed to account for these issues have run into delays on project approvals or grid hook-up, bringing unanticipated costs, which in one case, led to the collapse of engineering firm RCR Tomlinson RCR.
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Regardless of the fate of the last rocket section, the launch demonstrates the Falcon Heavy can successfully deliver a payload instead of breaking up due to "unanticipated vibrational resonances," which is what matters to paying customers.
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An "unanticipated landing," however, typically results in a startle response, in which muscles tense and release in a random, uncoordinated way; think of how your body jerks when you step into a pothole you didn't see.
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""The Internet has been and remains a transformative tool," Coffman writes, "and I am concerned that any action you take may alter the rules under which it functions and may well have significant unanticipated negative consequences.
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After the unanticipated Democratic catastrophe of 2016, Mr Kaine is still a United States senator, representing Virginia, the only state in the Old Confederacy won by his presidential running mate, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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We only have an imperfect notion of how the economy works, we only have partial information about the state of the economy at any point in time, and the economy is constantly hit by unanticipated shocks.
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"The Internet has been and remains a transformative tool, and I am concerned that any action you may take to alter the rules under which it functions may well have significant unanticipated negative consequences," Coffman writes.
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ANGI Homeservices, the IAC unit that owns Angie's List and HomeAdvisor, said in a shareholder letter on Wednesday that it saw an unanticipated increase in the cost of customers from Google, its largest source of traffic.
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On the receiving end of all that poorly restrained aggression, Winstead estimably balances Michelle's flight-or-fight reactions with an unanticipated resourcefulness and assertive depth of self-preservation that's a challenging match for Howard's perverse manipulations.
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Her narrow defeat there raised questions about whether the candidate had pivoted too soon to the general election and neglected to campaign as aggressively as possible for primary victories, sparking fresh concerns about more unanticipated losses.
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However, should an unexpected player enter the stage and cause a surge in economic activity (such as an unanticipated geopolitical event that has abrupt impact on commodity prices), the fintech segment should still perform relatively well.
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It probably would take at least the imminent threat of the passage of legislation enlarging the court, or the unanticipated loss of the Republican Supreme Court majority, for a bipartisan constitutional amendment to obtain sufficient support.
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The testing is being conducted with the utmost care because the number of unanticipated challenges that arise on the road is almost limitless — a fallen limb, black ice, a reckless driver, a toddler in the street.
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Just as an unexpected fee on a taxi ride is frustrating for consumers, imagine the frustration of buyers and sellers not knowing what amount will be paid, when, and how many unanticipated fees will be charged.
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The tax was "justified partly because the medical device industry was among the commercial interests that stood to benefit from unanticipated profits as more individuals enroll in health care insurance, post-ACA," the CRS report says.
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Haley turns 45 on Inauguration Day and her six years as governor gave her an unanticipated platform to deal with hate crime, Muslim-American issues, trade and diplomatic experience (she met with scores of foreign diplomats).
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Born in a country that, several times obliterated, cast its poets as interpreters of national identity, Mr. Wajda was a people's artist in a way unanticipated by the Communist regime that trained and ambivalently supported him.
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But many learn a bitter economic lesson once they enroll: The debt can mount during the course of an undergraduate career, thanks to fine print, tough academic requirements on grants, and unanticipated tuition and fee increases.
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But if I'm picking up what this show is putting down, it sounds like old age entails more growing, more doing, more figuring out unanticipated twists and turns on a never-ending journey of self-realization.
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"We see this [withdrawal exemption] change as a promising opportunity for young families and first-time parents who might be strapped with an unanticipated medical bill due to the rise in healthcare costs today," Nelson says.
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Given China's increasingly centralized and personalized leadership, Xi may be at the same time the world's most influential leader and one of its most vulnerable, as any unanticipated problems facing China will land at his door.
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The medical profession distinguishes falls based on the cause: accidents (because of an unsafe environment), anticipated physiological falls (associated with a known health condition) and unanticipated physiological falls (from sudden events, like a heart attack or stroke).
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At a time when everyone's feeling raw about pretty much everything, First Man has become an unanticipated inflection point with regard to how we enshrine American achievements, especially ones that inevitably double as celebrations of white masculinity.
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" The minutes also said, "some participants noted that global financial markets could be sensitive to the upcoming British referendum on membership in the European Union or to unanticipated developments associated with China's management of its exchange rate.
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Why it matters: Some stumbles that have tarred high-profile AI systems — like facial recognition that fails more often on darker faces, or medical AI that gives potentially harmful advice — have resulted from unanticipated real-world scenarios.
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Unlike ground robotics wherein autonomy algorithms have to contend with an ability to move quickly in relation to unanticipated developments and other moving objects, simple autonomous flight guidance from the air is much more manageable to accomplish.
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When Molly's therapist reminded her to let go of the person she thinks she should be, the career she thinks she should have, and the man she thinks she should be with, it had an unanticipated effect.
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In this special, the "Saturday Night Live" alum steps out from behind his desk to address a live audience at the Pantages Theater in Minneapolis, delivering more standup humor about the unanticipated chaos of being a parent.
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Clarify how decisions will be made: It will be critical for the president and his team to be clear about who makes decisions and how they are made, whether it's routine business, new initiatives or unanticipated events.
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Even well-organized programs may undermine hosting communities in unanticipated ways: For instance, a good volunteer-based clinic may sap confidence in local medical care and, providing free services, threaten to put local physicians out of business.
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It goes on to claims that "after a failed bid to take over GM in 2015, FCA corrupted the collective bargaining process by structuring terms through bribed UAW officials that 'forced unanticipated costs on GM,'" Reuters reports.
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We decided that a video would be the best way to tell this story, which created an unanticipated problem: People seemed to be spooked that the The New York Times was filming a video about homemade guns.
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"This unanticipated hurdle only reinforces how strongly I feel about contributing to the larger conversation about the future of our country, and I am even more committed to drive that conversation in a positive direction," Bennet said.
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US poison control centers saw the number of calls about kratom exposures increase from 13 in 2011 to 682 in 2017, often for serious unanticipated effects of the supplement, according to a study published earlier this year.
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Both songs capture the tangle of space and memory, an intermingling that might include music, too — "Seventeen," especially, could stir one of those horrible, stunning moments when hearing a familiar melody prompts an unanticipated outpouring of emotion.
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Administrations are often defined by their reaction to unanticipated challenges, and a combination of presidential calmness, the wisdom of advisors, good policy process and at least a working sense of strategy are essential requirements of effective crisis management.
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Artist's conception of the Orbital ReflectorImage: Trevor Paglen/Nevada Museum of ArtAn inflatable space sculpture launched to orbit in December remains unfurled, in one of the more unanticipated consequences of the ongoing government shutdown in the United States.
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"The indicator of capacity pressures moved back up, with the number of firms citing significant difficulties meeting an unanticipated increase in demand reaching levels not seen since before the 2008-09 recession," the bank said in the report.
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Protecting patients from costs associated with unanticipated out-of-network care and requiring health plans to fairly reimburse the physicians who care for them are the keys to ending the surprise coverage gap caused by insurers' cost-shifting.
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"There is broad consensus that the further and the faster the Earth system is pushed towards warming, the greater the risk of unanticipated changes and impacts, some of which are potentially large and irreversible," according to the report.
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After the train pulls in at Beacon, an unanticipated guide appears to orient me towards the occasions: a dancer, who swirls slowly in an underpass for a few minutes before inviting us to follow her to the park.
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Republicans maintained control of the Senate on Tuesday, fending off numerous Democratic challengers who polls showed were leading going into Election Day, as incumbents were pulled along by Donald J. Trump's unanticipated strength in several key battleground states.
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" The spokesperson provided a three-page document detailing Oxitec's concerns with the research, noting that the new paper did not identify any "negative, deleterious or unanticipated effect to people or the environment from the release of OX513A mosquitoes.
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Rational investors will build all available information into asset prices, so movements in these prices will be driven only by unanticipated events – that is, they'll follow a random walk, with no patterns you can exploit to make money
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Allergan forecast adjusted 2017 revenue well ahead of Street expectations, after saying last month that it was taking "realistic" approach to 2017, in context of disappointing third-quarter performance, largely due to unanticipated declines in sales of older products.
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"He's said some really strange things, and that uncertainty coupled with the off-the-cuff and destabilizing-type remarks" would force investors to perform "a lot of guesswork" — leading investors to rush to safety after this currently unanticipated event.
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If no unanticipated shock disrupts current trajectories – say a democratic uprising in China, a Russian regime change or, still significant, a Venezuelan dictator's decline – autocratic powers will surpass democracies in their economic size and influence within the coming decade.
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The other bummer is an unanticipated downside, because while the Reverb largely eliminates the screen door effect, by cramming that many pixels together, you can now see very tiny black dots that represents the intersection of four different pixels.
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Developers who want to build their own apps, games, and art will be able to do so, opening up a wide array of creative possibilities that Zuckerberg himself admits — and perhaps even hopes — will take Camera in unanticipated directions.
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Most significantly, eliminating the Social Security annuity supplement disproportionately affects controllers, federal law enforcement officers (LEOs), and federal firefighters and could cause a large wave of unanticipated retirements that would exacerbate the controller staffing crisis and cripple the NAS.
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High achievers who died after long and fruitful lives (Yogi Berra, Ruby Dee, E. L. Doctorow) or whose unanticipated demise (Grete Waitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, David Carr) demanded furiously quick reporting and writing — and attention on the front page.
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"We have previously based our DTC expectations on customer forecasts, but given unanticipated market softness, we are taking an even more cautious view of the opportunity in the near-term," said CEO Francis deSouza during Illumina's Q2 earnings call.
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As a result of U.S. support for the Kurdish-controlled Syrian Democratic Forces in the fight against the Islamic State, Putin has also achieved an unanticipated windfall: a wedge to hammer between NATO members Turkey and the United States.
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In his 19 years at the company, which produces parts for devices and machines used in the biomedical, food and semiconductor industries, he has dealt with a few unanticipated events, from the dot-com bust to the Great Recession.
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The tests this week specifically trial how a mapping alert platform can track drones in real time, report flight paths and alert drones of unanticipated hazards, like a house fire or a public event where drones shouldn't be overhead.
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As the alto saxophonist Gary Bartz, the trumpeter Duane Eubanks and the pianist Kenny Barron take solo turns, Mr. Cannon swings buoyantly, raising the stakes here and there with an unanticipated break or a slide down the bass's neck.
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That surprise decision means the organization, a European Union agency, will almost certainly have to leave Britain, just one of the many unanticipated consequences of the vote that is forcing the country to unscramble 40 years of European integration.
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The lawsuit regarding cards said Wells Fargo Merchant Services hit merchants with unanticipated or unauthorized fees, such as a $35 monthly minimum charge, after they signed three-year contracts that could be terminated only by paying a $500 penalty.
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Mercifully, what the Trump administration hasn't yet suffered is the unanticipated crises or shocks of the sort faced by previous presidents – such as the 9-11 attacks for President George W. Bush or the global financial crisis for President Barack Obama.
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"Punch drunk from the highly unanticipated Brexit outcome, institutional investors will take a wait and see approach until they have more clarity on how the balance of power in Washington will settle," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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This creates the potential for companies to lose more equity in the event of default caused by something such as an unanticipated missed interest payment than if a company had been forced into default earlier due to violating a covenant.
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Already facing the uncertainty and increased costs of the trade war and a looming end of the business cycle, American companies are finding they now have a new foe to fight: prolonged, and in some cases unanticipated, extreme weather conditions.
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"Several states have yet to fully recover from the recession that ended in 22017 and some remain ill-equipped to withstand unanticipated fiscal stress," Gabriel Petek, a credit analyst at S&P Global Ratings, wrote in a report issued Tuesday.
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Then, inspired by the unanticipated success of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Epic added a free-to-play "battle royale" mode in September: one hundred players on a large island, fighting for survival, with all the fort-building mechanics of the main game intact.
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"Despite this enormous unanticipated strain on OGE's resources, OGE's staff has acted swiftly to continue to be responsive to public demands despite being significantly constrained by the lack of our requested FY17 funding level," one staffer wrote to a congressional aide.
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He said that economic expansions end either because inflation climbs and the Fed responds with much tighter monetary policy or because of a large, unanticipated shock that overwhelms both fiscal and monetary policy makers' abilities to respond with sufficient force.
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The auditors said the SRB's resolution plans did not properly take into account possible "unanticipated, short-term developments", increasing the chances that in the future the agency will again be forced "to deviate from the plans," as it occurred with Popular.
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You'll burn through your crowdfunding dollars really quickly if you don't leave room for unanticipated yield losses (products that don't make it to the finish line, for example, rings whose stone had cracked during assembly) and changes in your design.
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The first unit at Sanmen in Zhejiang province was originally scheduled to go into full operation in 2014, but the unproven "third-generation" technology has been beset by years of delays as a result of safety concerns and unanticipated design problems.
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But the camps, set up to handle thousands of cattle, have run into an unanticipated problem: The owners of the livestock, who were supposed to drop them off, have instead moved in — cooking utensils, spare cots, water drums and all.
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You really start to see how everything becomes this integrated world, where it gels together, and all of a sudden your ideas are able to materialize in this really life-affirming and deep and meaningful way — that was fully unanticipated.
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"This unanticipated situation has forced us to make changes to service in order to keep trains moving on as much of the line as possible and our crews have been working hard to minimize delays," the agency replied on Twitter.
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The Office of Management and Budget asked for an additional $3 billion from Congress to go into an "unanticipated needs" fund so that OMB does not need to ask for additional funding when more issues come up at a specific agency.
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But the programs were also behind a 215 percent jump in Access-A-Ride's expenses last year — "a significant and unanticipated increase," according to Andy Byford, the head of the subway and buses who is also responsible for Access-A-Ride.
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"Reacting to Xerox's decision to end its proxy campaign, HP stressed that it is "a strong company" with "a healthy cash position and balance sheet that enable us to navigate unanticipated challenges such as the global pandemic now before us.
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West Virginia may be the wackiest theater in the battle between Republicans and Democrats for control of the Senate, but across the country, the fight is getting messier, Republicans are confronting unanticipated obstacles and the outcome is growing harder to predict.
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While job numbers and economic growth are strong, many American are barely getting by: 0003 percent of households say they don't have the money to pay an unanticipated $400 expense, according to a recent report from the Federal Reserve Board.
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While I don't want to seem cynical, developers may float an idea, make an opening gambit, then come back with what they'll frame as a compromise or a concession to some unanticipated engineering obstacle — which is really a win for them.
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"Unanticipated changes in monetary policy and reversal of policy actions by the ECB (European Central Bank) and the U.S. Fed materialised throughout 2019 which may have driven increased trading activity in the sovereign markets throughout the year," the report said.
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With women in open rebellion, an unanticipated #MeToo drama five weeks before the midterms is a nightmare scenario for McConnell, threatening his Kavanaugh confirmation timetable on the one hand and an even greater breach with women voters on the other.
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Again, as usual, the legislation included safety valves and waivers to allow the EPA to give flexibility to those in the supply chain for unanticipated setbacks or if it wasn't financially feasible to move as quickly as the law contemplated.
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It's easy to focus on a glamorous-sounding job title or exciting new city, but it's important to know how to evaluate life options so that unanticipated financial burdens or obligations don't take you or your child by surprise down the road.
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Lately, though, Google's diversity efforts have come under fire from an unanticipated source: white male former employees alleging discrimination at Google, whose technical workforce is 80 percent male, 53 percent white, and 39 percent Asian, according to the company's 2017 diversity report.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case and are likely to result in a decline in CE and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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"Our business model allowed us to deliver benefits to shareholders, even though our record-high financial results fell short of our expectations as a result of unanticipated fourth-quarter retail weakness," Hanesbrands CEO Gerald W. Evans Jr. said in the earnings release.
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While making the movie, the duo says they faced unanticipated pushback from the ratings board, which initially gave them a damning R. This was a setback because, as Hathaway explains, similar movies with a male cast rarely undergo the same level of scrutiny.
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Another section of the document — on safety and beneficence of artificial general intelligence — also warns that as AI systems become more capable "unanticipated or unintended behavior becomes increasingly dangerous," while retrofitting safety into any more generally capable, future AI systems may be difficult.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case, and is likely to result in a decline in CE and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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"We have previously based our DTC expectations on customer forecasts, but given unanticipated market softness, we are taking an even more cautious view of the opportunity in the near-term," the company's chief executive Francis deSouza said in a second quarter earnings call.
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These weapons can also be hacked and behave unpredictably when confronted with unanticipated circumstances; experts point to the failure of the Patriot missile defense system in the First Gulf War as evidence that all sorts of weapons can malfunction in unknown ways.
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Details: The most recent version of the bill says that if patients unexpectedly receive "unanticipated ... out-of-network services," health insurers must pay doctors their full pre-insurance charges, or a metric that averages the highest percentiles of local charges — whichever is less.
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At the same time, despite the speed at which unmanned technology is progressing, many scientist and weapons' developers are of the view that human pilots will still be needed – given the speed at which the human brain can quickly respond to unanticipated developments.
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As with cars, which led to road deaths, pollution and congestion, there are likely to be unanticipated (and unpleasant) consequences for society from autonomous vehicles, such as a loss of privacy and the potential to use them as a means of social control.
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My biggest worry now is that a lot of what we're seeing in society today — this vulnerability to demagoguery in all its forms — of one unanticipated and never intended consequence of a mode of reading that doesn't allow critical analysis and empathy.
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Lara is more likely to die repeatedly from leaping with the wrong tool out, or in the wrong direction by mistake, or from simply letting go of a wall instead of clinging to it than players attempting to do some unanticipated crypt parkour.
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The agreement was the unanticipated fruit of an attempt by the French Foreign Minister, Aristide Briand, to negotiate a bilateral treaty with the United States in which each nation would renounce the use of war as an instrument of policy toward the other.
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EXPECTED RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case, likely resulting in a decline in credit enhancement and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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Many of the unanticipated Trump voters in swing states continue to support the 45th president of the United States and new coalitions of liberal activists have been bolstered by the shock of the electoral outcome and all that has come with it.
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The CFPB's unanticipated release of an arbitration rule, recent guidelines released regarding overdraft fee disclosures and work on a rule to police payday and car title loans spurred more rumors that Cordray was whittling down his to-do list before leaving. Rep.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The nomination of Christine Lagarde as European Central Bank president on Tuesday has thrust the International Monetary Fund into an early, unanticipated search for a new leader amid a raging trade war that has darkened the outlook for global growth.
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Roughly 1.5% of donor organ shipments did not make it to their intended destination, and nearly 4% had an unanticipated delay of two or more hours, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, which manages the organ transplant system in the United States.
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But while some well-designed trials have found that those randomly assigned to drink artificially sweetened beverages gained less weight than those given sugar-sweetened drinks, large population studies suggest that frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners may be linked with unanticipated consequences, including weight gain.
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Along the way, we found ourselves constantly surprised by unanticipated applications that suddenly appeared and gained huge adoption across the Internet; this was the case with email, the World Wide Web, peer-to-peer file sharing, user generated content, Napster, YouTube, Instagram, social networking, etc.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, July 23 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday: The German auto supplier cut its 43 outlook, citing expectations for a decline in global vehicle production and unanticipated changes in consumer demand for some products.
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One might argue that the return of an artist like Himid has parallels with the unanticipated rise of a politician like Jeremy Corbyn, who until quite recently was dismissed as a relic of a strident leftism surplus to the requirements of a dominant neoliberal consensus.
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While Game of Thrones has had a slew of viral moments this season, one that was wholly unanticipated was the rogue appearance of a modern-day coffee cup during a scene in Winterfell's great hall during last night's episode, "The Last of the Starks".
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BCBWATCH An unanticipated decline in food prices allowed the central bank to cut the benchmark Selic rate by 100 basis points in each of its last four policy meetings, providing support to Latin America's largest economy as it exited its deepest recession in a century.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case and are likely to result in a decline in credit enhancement and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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The Administration can begin now to help shape the future in a manner which maximizes our security interests, advances our central values of human rights and democracy, minimizes our military footprint, and positions our nation to seize new, unanticipated opportunities in the generations ahead.
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FINAL RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case and are likely to result in a decline in credit enhancement and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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EXPECTED RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case and are likely to result in a decline in CE and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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Just as mobile app developers have used smartphones' gyroscopes and accelerometers to create innovate apps that do initially unanticipated tasks, such as gauge sleep patterns, so too will car app developers use in-car sensors to create new services in unpredictable and beneficial ways.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO), who wrote in a letter today: The Internet has been and remains a transformative tool, and I am concerned that any action you may take to alter the rules under which it functions may well have significant unanticipated negative consequences.
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EXPECTED RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case and are likely to result in a decline in credit enhancement and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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"It adds to the compelling body of evidence that the viral uptake of Juul among youth was neither unanticipated nor unintentional as the company maintains, but rather a result of a comprehensive and purposeful effort by the company to recruit underage users," he said.
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Yet the addition of new blood could make the academy harder to read for prognosticators, leading to some unanticipated choices in the films that garner nominations and perhaps especially in a closely divided vote -- in the same way that "Moonlight" unexpectedly broke through last year.
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"Smoking may have unintended and unanticipated downstream harms that have not previously been considered as part of the actual total negative consequences of smoking," said Dr. Gregory Marcus, senior author of the study and an atrial fibrillation researcher at the University of California, San Francisco.
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EXPECTED RATING SENSITIVITIES Unanticipated increases in the frequency of defaults and loss severity on defaulted receivables could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base case, and is likely to result in a decline in CE and remaining loss-coverage levels available to the notes.
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Speaking at a press conference in Addis Ababa on Friday, Songwe suggested that African nations would require $10.6 billion in unanticipated increases in health spending to curtail the spread of the virus, while on the other hand, revenue losses could lead to unsustainable debt.
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"This unanticipated whiplash is creating tremendous uncertainty for our seafood industry in the months ahead, as they attempt to negotiate sales and contracts with the sudden looming threat of new, unforeseen duties on their products," they wrote in a letter sent to US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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The outpouring of responses about the forthcoming redesign of the $10 bill has surprised administration officials both by its numbers and by the volume of unanticipated complaints, forcing Mr. Lew to miss his self-imposed December deadline for an announcement and leaving unclear when he will decide.
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"However, the terms of many open source licenses have not been interpreted by U.S. courts, and there is a risk that these licenses could be construed in a way that could impose unanticipated conditions or restrictions on our ability to commercialize our products," the company said.
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The Defense Department has, since 2015, used the extra dollars for $80 million to train Syrian rebels, $450 million for a fraud-riddled prescription-drug program and $1.4 billion to cover unanticipated expenses from fighting in Afghanistan, according to the Post, which cited military accounting records.
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At a time when Congress has been unable to pass any meaningful reforms to address the multitude of crises in our immigration system, how are lawmakers on the verge of passing such a fundamental overhaul of the immigration system with almost zero debate on the unanticipated consequences?
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It will take many more visits to unearth the unanticipated narratives that might emerge over time, however, even during these hours, there were moments when I delved more deeply into the spaces in which I found myself, captivated by the sheer gorgeousness of what appeared before me.
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The number of children being sent across the border alone suggests the administration's policy of requiring some migrants to remain in Mexico while their immigration cases play out in the US -- a process that could take weeks or months -- could be having unanticipated and dangerous consequences.
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But what it does mean is that an easy growth engine for the advertising giants is at the risk of drying up — an unanticipated complication that may frustrate investors&apos insatiable hunger for growth, and force Facebook and Google to think harder about future sources of revenue.
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The Defense Department has, since 22019, used the extra dollars for $80 million to train Syrian rebels, $450 million for a fraud-riddled prescription-drug program and $1.4 billion to cover unanticipated expenses from fighting in Afghanistan, according to the Post, which cited military accounting records.
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"The White House has to continue to operate and cannot be perceived as waiting for the next testimony, the next announcement or the unanticipated issue," said Tom Griscom, a former White House official who helped President Ronald Reagan recover from the Iran-contra scandal in the 1980s.
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Although that unanticipated result does not mean Trump is a favorite in the U.K., it perhaps explains Clinton's relative unpopularity: In the October YouGov poll of several European nations, the U.K. boasted the lowest percentage who said they'd vote for Clinton — a meager 59 percent to Trump's 8 percent.
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By way of Galileo's simple observation, length and time were seen to be linked—a linkage that made it possible that a length could be derived not simply from the dimensions of limbs and knuckles and strides, but by the hitherto quite unanticipated observation of the passage of time.
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Unless a candidate was declared the victor in an election by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and the swearing-in was conducted by the Kenyan chief justice, Muigai told a news conference, such a inauguration is "a process wholly unanticipated by the constitution and is null and void".
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Not only does it place immediate, unanticipated pressures on an already stressed Social Security system, but it sets up millions of workers for less financial security in their later years -- an outcome workers are unlikely to anticipate or plan for when making the decision to take parental leave.
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Set in an indeterminate future that could well be just a few decades away — 90 degrees is "an unusually cool day for August" in Minnesota, where the novel is set, and the first winter without snow has come and gone — the characters here are facing an unanticipated crisis.
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If pollinators are partly reliant on subtle differences in temperature across the surface of a petal, then even small changes in the temperature of the environment could have a large and unanticipated influence on how efficient bees and other pollinators are when they are visiting flowers with hidden heat patterns.
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If unanticipated, they could overwhelm government infrastructure and resources, and threaten the social fabric of communities The report is illustrated with examples of climate-related security developments that have already occurred, such as insurgents' exploitation of drought-enhanced desertification in a "food for Jihad" movement in northern Mali during 2015.
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The Act sought to codify the APB, support training of Foreign Service Officers to identify early warning signs of genocide and mass atrocities, and authorize funding for the Complex Crises Fund, which increases the capacity of the United States Agency for International Development to respond to unanticipated crises around the world.
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"While our Coach comparable store sales were impacted by both expected calendar shifts and inventory challenges as well as the effects of the unanticipated natural disasters — we have returned to growth thus far in the second quarter and are well positioned for holiday," Chief Executive Victor Luis said in prepared remarks.
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Although some women may indeed regret having had an abortion and experience depression and low self-esteem, shouldn't we ask how many women with unanticipated pregnancies who did not have abortions find themselves with regret, depression and low self-esteem, even when loving their children or giving them up for adoption?
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Much of the Democrats' unanticipated firepower comes from one source: Michael R. Bloomberg, the liberal former New York City mayor who may run for president, plans to spend about $20 million on House advertising through his super PAC, Independence USA, in the final week of the campaign, a Bloomberg adviser said.
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At the same time, it is meant to avoid any risk of changing the course of the war, which could lead in unanticipated directions — like embroiling the United States in a larger conflict, or collapsing the Syrian government, which could, in turn, spread chaos that would risk millions of lives.
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As before, the film actress Chris MacNeil (a chic Jenny Seagrove) is in Washington, D.C., to shoot a movie and can't immediately account for why it is that her daughter is suddenly urinating on the floor in public; she later adds projectile vomit to her list of unanticipated party tricks.
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Even though Bieber's album doesn't have much in common with the rest of contemporary pop music, it does find some unanticipated kinship — with Harry Styles's recent album, which also turns its head away from prevailing pop trends, and with Selena Gomez's latest, which also explores themes of wellness and love.
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We need a serious debate not only about how to allocate those resources, but also about whether we have the tools right now to make a switch to less carbon-intensive energy sources in a way that doesn't impose its own set of grave and unanticipated economic and environmental problems.
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"We had to rely on influx facilities on several occasions, but it was because there were big, unanticipated increases in the number of arriving kids," said Mark Greenberg, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute and former official at the Administration for Children and Families, which oversees ORR, under Obama.
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The more we can practice the art of appreciating a wide range of inner experiences and shades of emotion in low-intensity circumstances, the better we will fair when life flings us head first into uncharted territory, when an unanticipated drop comes and we feel like we may lose it.
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Sure, there were a few stumbling blocks along the way, like the unanticipated expense of toiletries and the heavier clothing he needed to buy for the colder weather in his new college town, which weren't covered by his scholarship nor the $22019,000 that his dad, now fully retired, had saved up for him.
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We only have an imperfect understanding of how the human body works, we have only partial information about what is going on "under the skin" at any point, and the human body is constantly hit by unanticipated shocks, such as disease or physical trauma, or a rapid change in the external environment.
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When, after ordering, a parade of tiny saucers appears—a cucumber salad marinated in cilantro, parsley, and lemon juice; shaved fennel with raisins and cumin; a traditional charred-tomato-and-pepper salad called matbucha —they are so pretty and unanticipated that first-time patrons might wonder if an entrée is even necessary.
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And it matters that we get it right — what happens in Russia impacts us directly — the collapse of the country's democratic institutions and rights in the past 20 years has resulted in a completely unanticipated challenge to our own democracy, not to mention to the nascent democracies in countries closer to Russia.
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Transatlantic strategy experts – convened at this breath-taking resort by the Munich Security Conference – were left to reflect on Europe's unique vulnerability to this major power conflict in a world where they are absorbing the unanticipated shocks of greater US unpredictability, greater Chinese assertiveness and deeper European divisions about how to navigate it all.
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The exploitation of space provides a missile defense posture that is more effective, resilient and adaptable to known and unanticipated threats… DoD will undertake a new and near-term examination of the concepts and technology for space-based defenses to assess the technological and operational potential of space-basing in the evolving security environment.
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The result will be not a utopia but merely another society, with its own unanticipated defects to correct, though with some of the worst injustices—tearing the limbs from people or keeping them as perpetual chattel or depriving half the population of the right to speak to their own future—gone, we hope for good.
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The announcement, made from the stage of the Helen Hayes by theater officials and playwrights in hard hats, had a bit of unanticipated drama: During the news conference, a construction worker's tape measure dropped from the overhead fly space, whizzing by the playwrights in hard hats and crashing to the floor with an alarming thwack.
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"The swearing in of any person not lawfully declared to have won an election by the independent election and boundaries commission, and the swearing in that is not conducted by the chief justice of the Republic of Kenya is a process wholly unanticipated by the constitution and is null and void and illegal," Muigai said.
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It is also used by parents with disabled children who need to pay for medical equipment or wheelchairs, by caregivers struggling to cover the expenses of an aging parent and by those who experience unexpected out of pocket costs resulting from unanticipated and often tragic calamities in their families caused by accident, illness or injury.
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The rest of the episode had some smaller doses of unanticipated reality — the rich Baltimore accents of Eric's family and friends, the nettlesome intensity of Bryan's mother, the cumbersome couch with built-in cup holders at Peter's family's home — making this episode this season's best, for reasons that had little to do with Rachel directly.
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The same mind advanced the field in unanticipated ways (Freud was decades ahead, for instance, when it came to defense mechanisms) and pushed it in a direction that seems, at best, simplistic (his insistence on sexuality as the cause of everything led to a number of therapies with little empirical grounding that are still in use to this day).
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Expectations for a hike hit nearly 80 percent on Friday after data showed the economy added almost 80,000 jobs in December Pressure on production capacity continued, with the share of firms reporting they would have some or significant difficulty meeting an unanticipated increase in demand hitting its highest level since the 2008-2009 recession, the bank said.
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They followed it up with Unanticipated, a live record that saw the band tour in secret, using a series of pseudonyms to avoid attention while playing in gas stations and at open mics, recording all of those sets, and then turning it into a live album that captured the experience of them wreaking havoc across the country.
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"The only thing we have to worry about I think in 2018 and 2019 is some unanticipated geopolitical event, the so-called black swan," David Rubenstein, co-CEO of The , said Tuesday at CNBC's Net/Net dinner in Washington, D.C. He pointed to a possible North Korea missile launch or an event similar to the Sept.
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If not reversed, the trend could materialize into one of the most unanticipated developments of the 22016 presidential campaign: That Hillary Clinton, the first woman at the head of a major party ticket and a divisive figure unpopular with many men, ends up narrowing the gender gap that has been a constant of American presidential elections for decades.
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The Navy secretary has continued to voice his frustration with the the only major US shipbuilder capable of building a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier over unanticipated setbacks in the development and integration of critical technology for the USS Gerald R. Ford, the first of a new class of aircraft carriers that returned to sea last Friday.
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"When you are facing the unanticipated twists and turns life will surely take, when the bad things happen, it can be a tremendous solace to get outside yourself and focus on someone else," Judge Garland said during a 15-minute commencement speech at his alma mater, Niles West High School in Skokie, a northern suburb of Chicago.
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That would be an unanticipated reprieve for labor unions (which won in the lower courts, and a tie vote affirms the lower court judgment) and a blow not only to the anti-union forces but also to the justice who by his repeated invitations to bring just such a case had nurtured their carefully planned litigation campaign.
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A fashion first in the gilded salons of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the show was opulent to the point of giddiness and yet still a sincere homage to the influential performer by a young designer whose childhood anthem was Jackson's "They Don't Care About Us." As sometimes happens in fashion, an unanticipated moment suddenly feels perfectly timed.
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The proposal for the federal government to pay for uninsured cases is therefore a reasonable way of targeting assistance at gaps in funds — particularly because the unanticipated nature of the virus means that the establishment of such limited assistance on a short-term basis will do little to deter the purchase of normal health insurance coverage.
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Three group exhibitions noteworthy in their own right — Paradise: underground culture in NYC 1978-84 at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, Something Possible Everywhere: Pier 34 NYC, 1983–1980 at 205 Hudson Gallery, and As Carriers of Flesh at David & Schweitzer Contemporary — took place concurrently with the election and its aftermath, which endowed them with a wholly unanticipated edge.
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Devices like laser-guided bombs and nonlethal weapons have the potential to reduce civilian…Read more ReadLAWS will be imbued with safety mechanisms and "moral" programming, but as Wendell Wallach from Yale University's Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics told to Gizmodo, they'll be difficult to test, will still have software bugs, and will act unpredictably at times, even displaying unanticipated behavior.
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And nowadays, with technology and low cost combining to create a perfect storm of wanderlust, we see the results: the vast Lunar New Year crowds at a Chinese railway station, the lethal scrums at the hajj in Mecca, the endless security lines at Heathrow and Kennedy and Sheremetyevo, all vivid testimony to the unanticipated backwash of our pathological desire for ceaseless mobility.
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This has the potential to become a burdensome nightmare to small businesses that can't afford the time or stress to step-by-step hand-hold Google Assistant towards the solution of either negotiating back and forth when an unanticipated question comes up, or needing to repeat things, or any number of things that go wrong in these types of interactions.
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After an exploratory foray, slow and curious, I thrilled to make each iteration different, taking the first alley right away from the river and the second left toward it, circling a warming tent one way, then the other, and edging back on the inland route, taking occasional spurs in unanticipated directions in the exhilarating labyrinth that held me safe in its geometry.
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The suit also claims that after a failed bid to take over GM in 2015, FCA corrupted the collective bargaining process by structuring terms through bribed UAW officials that "forced unanticipated costs on GM." GM alleges that FCA, under the leadership of former chief executive Sergio Marchionne, used bribes to UAW officials to corrupt the collective bargaining process from 2009 through 2015.
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This is due in part to the unanticipated (by the founders) growth in the number of low population states in the US. It is also due to the inherently anti-federalist, self-sufficient views of many who live in areas (even those within larger states) removed from the complexities of life in the more diverse and larger economies of the more populous states.
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We'll need to be systematic about identifying and anticipating the sources of heightened risk: major strategic surprises resulting from an excessive focus on Islamic terrorism and an already broken intelligence-policy process; unanticipated, unintended blowback from errant policies (for example, China's reaction to abandonment of the One China policy); American allies reacting to new uncertainty surrounding our commitment to their security, by renationalizing their defense (Japan?
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From that vantage point I have an appreciation for what is needed to meet the challenges posed by a broad range of public health threats and unanticipated emergencies, and of the critical need for EIS-trained public health experts at every level of the public health system to ensure optimal outbreak responses and to develop a broad range of disease prevention strategies to protect our communities.
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The microphone is attached to a small, weatherproof aluminum box, which also contains a Raspberry Pi. Sometimes the sensors are mounted with a long strip of plastic spikes, which are meant to deter pigeons from using the devices as latrines, and which, on monitors installed near Washington Square Park, have developed the unanticipated additional function of accumulating tangled masses of the wind-borne hair of N.Y.U. students.
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The suit also claims that after a failed bid to take over GM in 2015, FCA corrupted the collective bargaining process by structuring terms through bribed UAW officials that "forced unanticipated costs on GM." The lawsuit says that under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), FCA would be liable to pay GM three times the actual damages caused, plus interest, punitive damages and attorneys' fees.
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By refusing to broaden the legislature's legalization of abortion in Chile, the Tribunal may avoid some of the unintended or unanticipated consequences that have flowed from the Supreme Court's broad legalization of abortion in the U.S. First and foremost, by leaving the issue to the legislature, the Tribunal will not become the "national abortion control board," as the Supreme Court did in Roe v.
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Books recommended: "Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are" by Seth Stephens-DavidowitzAccording to Chatterjee, "The book illustrates how we can apply big data to uncover private and uncomfortable consumer sentiments that are typically not picked up by traditional market research, and use the trends as leading indicators of unanticipated disruptions that typically catch us unaware and unprepared."
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In yet another unanticipated twist, I happened to visit the museum on the Day Without Immigrants, a protest that provided an additional note of urgency to the imagery on display — particularly that of Leon Golub, whose work fills an entire room: six epic paintings from 1980 through '88, a kind of Reagan-era Pauline Chapel with a naked torture victim hanging upside-down in the place of the crucified St. Peter.
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In 2008, Dreiband claimed the bill would not be in the best interest of the American people" and would require the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to "investigate events that happened years or decades before anyone files a charge, would force respondents to implement incredibly costly record-keeping or lose the ability to mount a defense, and would create unanticipated and potentially limitless monetary penalties for state and local governments, unions, employers and others covered by the federal antidiscrimination laws.
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And in exchange for that guarantee, Southwest reliably swooped in with big orders and/or accelerated payments after accidents, stock price plunges, or both; the same lawsuit claims that, after September 11, the airline formed an off–balance-sheet slush fund to bail out Boeing during unanticipated shortfalls, and lent other airlines its own planes when Boeing production fell behind, all while it waited patiently for its order deliveries to be filled at a time when it was convenient for Boeing.
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Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE and Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE as we watched the unanticipated scale of that year's wave carry them into the majority.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A negative rating action could occur given some combination of the following: --Persistently negative front-end comparable store sales or flattish prescription volume growth, indicating market share erosion; --Unsuccessful execution yielding flattish or modestly declining EBITDA from pro forma levels, driven by greater-than-expected gross margin declines on worsening reimbursement rates or weak implementation of the Rite Aid integration or merchandising/systems initiatives; --A debt-financed transaction or divergence of cash flow to unanticipated strategic priorities, limiting debt paydown; --Diminished confidence in WBA's ability and willingness to reduce leverage below 3.5x by fiscal 2020, absent an unforeseen debt-financed acquisition.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to a negative rating action include: --Total debt-to-adjusted operating EBITDA sustained above mid 173x range due to materially lower than expected operating income, or unanticipated debt-financed acquisitions; --Negative cash deficit over multiyear period driven by higher capital investment and working capital requirements funded by debt; --Revenue weaker than expectations; --EBITDA margins (absent COGS adjustments) sustained below 20%; --Grower equity as a percent of total capitalization declines to the lower 20% range; --Lack of appropriate level of external liquidity with sufficient covenant capacity in the event of a material revolver draw-down.
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