AND IT'S DOING A LOT OF THINGS THAT ARE UNFORESEEN, HAS UNFORESEEN POSSIBILITIES.
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On a wild day of unforeseen shit on NBA Twitter, this was perhaps the unforeseen-est.
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How unforeseen the coronavirus crisis was Multiple times throughout Friday's press briefing, the President claimed the current situation was unprecedented and unforeseen.
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"Booker is a new business for Tesco, it's going to involve a lot of distraction for management, unforeseen risk, and unforeseen issues," he said.
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It is hard to describe the narcotics problem as "unforeseen".
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Barring something unforeseen, that demand isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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It's particularly difficult when it's such a shocking, unforeseen instance.
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Cars changed the world in all sorts of unforeseen ways.
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Barring an unforeseen catastrophe, Clinton will be the Democratic nominee.
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But many are cautious about the unforeseen consequences of this.
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And other factors may be skewing studies in unforeseen ways.
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Barring the unforeseen, Kim could rule North Korea for decades.
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So every once in awhile, something totally unforeseen can happen.
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Other unforeseen events also surrounded the summit, increasing the drama.
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They require maintenance and often experience outages from unforeseen events.
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Like Fagre, Mains also appeared confused about the unforeseen developments.
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That forced the nascent industry to navigate new, unforeseen shoals.
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Yet raising the marriage age has led to unforeseen consequences.
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The consequences of the 1965 law were unforeseen by all.
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But the shifting theatrical release calendar creates an unforeseen obstacle.
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And there will likely be unforeseen expenses along the way.
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Barring some unforeseen situation, Trump will win reelection in 2020.
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"Of course this would depend on unforeseen events," he said.
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Also it is a journey of patience and unforeseen paths.
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Gilliam took aim at this use of presidential emergency authority — which by statute is meant to be invoked during "unforeseen" circumstances — writing that the issue of border wall money was in no way unforeseen.
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The result is not just inconvenience and unforeseen fees for flyers.
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Could messing with the mosquito population have some unforeseen disastrous consequences?
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, I had to take these necessary steps.
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His successor will be picked in this primary, barring something unforeseen.
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WITH unforeseen suddenness, a new political era has begun in Spain.
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This isn't an emergency move to respond to an unforeseen crisis.
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"The idea is for nothing to be unforeseen," the article reads.
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Politicians hate unforeseen consequences -- and a shutdown is full of them.
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Even the wonderful stuff has its unforeseen consequences, its dark consequences.
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Plus, other unforeseen challenges have cropped up, throwing timelines off track.
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The statement cites "unforeseen circumstances" as the reason behind the cancellation.
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Because of previously reported problems — and some unforeseen new ones — Gen.
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But liberalization, along with urbanization, also created unforeseen types of inequality.
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This combination of specifications led to a variety of unforeseen complications.
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As Caitlin Connors's apartment became more popular, she faced unforeseen challenges.
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Coronavirus is a classic "Black Swan" event: an unforeseen market surprise.
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Some unforeseen circumstance requires the company to reopen the job search?
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Once a country attacks another nation, the consequences are often unforeseen.
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Have you hit any unforeseen snags with the filter turned on?
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And he&aposs wary of another unforeseen stumble by the company.
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The motive for duplicity could be intentional or, perhaps, simply unforeseen.
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A force majeure is usually implemented by companies during unforeseen events.
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His confirmation still appears to be unstoppable, barring some unforeseen revelation.
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Soon, other programmers began to make use of cookies in unforeseen ways.
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His successor will be picked in this Democratic primary, barring something unforeseen.
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The unforeseen consequences of powerful tools is another thing that crops up.
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This is, he says, an unforeseen byproduct of his journey through time.
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The next president is going to be confronted with an unforeseen challenge.
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Second-half growth could hit 3 percent, barring unforeseen events, she added.
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Presumably the company ran into unforeseen manufacturing obstacles with the gold one.
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Until Amal ran into an unforeseen problem, when the gun locked up.
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I'm sure there are going to be a lot of unforeseen situations.
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You need to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances, especially going over budget.
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Its cause: lingering, previously unforeseen, illnesses related to the 9/11 attack.
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Barring an unforeseen event, Clinton still has a lock on the win.
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The unforeseen disasters are not the only reason for the tightening polls.
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But a little unforeseen problem with the Goodyear tires would change everything.
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Until some unforeseen basketball tragedy takes place, however, that seems highly unlikely.
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AND FOURTH WOULD BE SOME UNFORESEEN GEOPOLITICAL EVENT WHICH I CAN'T FORECAST.
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As the first system of its kind, LinkNYC has faced unforeseen difficulties.
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But all this massive growth has led to unforeseen problems for Google.
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Other unforeseen problems can occur, as at the Jubilee Pool drilling site.
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" But the temptation is to scribble in, before "Consequences," a modifier: "Unforeseen.
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Will the unforeseen consequence of a historically divided Congress ultimately be unity?
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First, the internet has grown in ways unforeseen in the 1990's.
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Still, the process of rebuilding my life was full of unforeseen complications.
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Labour, in particular, presented an unforeseen problem that proved delicate and complex.
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But an unforeseen twist will put the case, and their lives, in jeopardy.
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Now, reports are coming in that that deal is having previously unforeseen consequences.
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But introducing a random assortment of hardware into games could present unforeseen problems.
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Without them, that goal now looks unattainable — barring some major unforeseen technological advances.
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And the smallest unforeseen detail can muck something up at the last minute.
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Sponsor is not liable for delays, cancellation or unforeseen events related to travel.
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The broader social consequences of cars, both good and bad, were entirely unforeseen.
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And of course, unforeseen global events could impact each hypothetical president's administration differently.
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Things that were unforeseen to you, no matter how much preparation you did.
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It's waterproof and drop proof, so it's completely safe from unforeseen party fouls.
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It's interesting to follow that direction, which a lot of times is unforeseen.
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Persistence also includes innovation, new ideas and adapting to unforeseen circumstances, Gates said.
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I later found out that they had been caused in an unforeseen accident.
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Warning: Many unforeseen circumstances can impair the operation of Traffic-Aware Cruise Control.
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Some couples have sought travel and wedding insurance, to guard against the unforeseen.
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Barring unforeseen circumstances, the winner should be set for a playoff spot. Nov.
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And they will continue to do so in ways both predictable and unforeseen.
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Instead she has written a dark drama about infidelity and its unforeseen consequences.
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She did, however, warn of unforeseen consequences that could result from the law.
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The one-child policy had created a number of unforeseen problems for China.
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Unforeseen public health situations were not expressly included in the remaining 81 contracts.
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And an unforeseen technology failure, such as widespread battery fires, could halt progress.
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Military solutions to familiar problems tend to create unforeseen and more complex ones.
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Certainly there are times to borrow, like in a recession or unforeseen emergency.
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But due to unforeseen expense issues, he was forced to shut it down.
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The Point: Barring some unforeseen event, Biden is likely to run for president.
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There are major safety and regulatory barriers as well as unforeseen technological hurdles.
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An unforeseen consequence of the Taylor Report was to make English soccer telegenic.
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An unforeseen consequence of the Taylor Report was to make English soccer telegenic.
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In addition, treatment with experimental drugs may have unforeseen impacts on health insurance.
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And it will likely continue past their tenures and manifest in unforeseen ways.
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A proper launch is reportedly slated for sometime in 2019, barring any unforeseen delays.
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But an unforeseen interaction between fludarabine and the JCAR015 cells proved to be lethal.
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Bank robbers, earthquakes and other unforeseen disasters, on the other hand, are a problem.
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But once in a while, the push for equality has unforeseen and unpleasant consequences.
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Crises often come when an unforeseen but otherwise survivable investor panic becomes self-fulfilling.
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Again, this isn't going to happen barring some unforeseen massive catastrophe in Clinton's campaign.
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Click here to view original GIFFlying a drone can come with some unforeseen hazards.
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But other unforeseen changes and climate tipping points could accelerate us toward the cliff.
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Unforeseen problems can surface that will make your fixer-upper a real money pit.
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And in November, barring unforeseen circumstances, America will almost certainly vote for this narrative.
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Boeing's stock has had strong momentum growing double digits in 2019 with unforeseen risks.
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The Dems could ultimately take a majority in that chamber, a completely unforeseen outcome.
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What's more, Cubic recognizes that beyond 2023 people might be using new, unforeseen gadgets.
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Do you anticipate further "unforeseen" consequences or changes for taxpayers due to this act?
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Almost everyone will have an unexpected drop in income or a significant unforeseen expense.
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"Cardigans and jeans life" has largely been shaped by an unforeseen factor: American food.
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The aftermath of a Leave vote was predictable in many ways, unforeseen in others.
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What's more, climate change will probably change their power and seasonality in unforeseen ways.
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There are crashes, personal rivalries, arguments over rules and unforeseen moments of high drama.
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And the answers to that prove unsettling, taking the story in wholly unforeseen directions.
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Force majeure is an unforeseen event that prevents a party from fulfilling a contract.
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It will stay ahead of the unforeseen or unpredictable — like a triumph by Mrs.
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Barring any unforeseen trends, VR's going to mostly have to sit this one out.
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When you let capital start driving your decisions, there are very real unforeseen consequences.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Comey's actions could amount to such an unforeseen turn.
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Audi said it had booked €620 million in unforeseen charges in the third quarter.
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The at-times maddening searches may also lead to unforeseen personal and emotional problems.
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The contents of these clauses, which detail how to handle unforeseen events, can vary.
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"The measures being taken right now are because of the unforeseen circumstances," Dergarabedian said.
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The pandemic has resulted in unforeseen businesses closures and massive layoffs across the country.
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But digging tunnels requires navigating unforeseen rocks, soil, water, contamination and man-made objects.
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Ethical dilemmas and unforeseen consequences may be overlooked until they impact billions of people.
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And rolling with unforeseen family requests is an important quality in a good partner.
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As the predicted temperature rises, model uncertainty grows, increasing the likelihood of unforeseen, disastrous events.
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Unfortunately, some unforeseen issues could crop up, getting in the way of your next adventure.
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But an unforeseen interaction between fludarabine and genetically modified JCAR015 cells proved to be lethal.
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When the dust clears next week, we'll probably have to deal with some unforeseen casualties.
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, I will not be able to move forward as a candidate.
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"We will consider this unforeseen event when we evaluate your account's recent performance," it said.
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Travel insurance will reimburse you should an unforeseen event happen before or during your trip.
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But at least Wood could place some blame on chronic budget problems and unforeseen disasters.
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Hover[Whatever]The unforeseen gadget success (and subsequent failure) was the "hoverboard" that doesn't hover.
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Medvetz says if any unforeseen circumstances come up this time, they still won't give up.
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The impact: The convenience is a huge selling point, but there could be unforeseen consequences.
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Those challenges are compounded by increasingly unpredictable events with unintended or unforeseen consequences, said Roberts.
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Another worry is that the new algorithms may come with unforeseen weaknesses of their own.
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The money is there for "unforeseen contingencies," according to a 2008 review of the program.
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Rainvow's Ethereum platform facilitates niche coverages to automatically compensate unforeseen transportation costs on rainy days.
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Fund sizes, however, have grown larger and the proliferation of unicorns continues at unforeseen rates.
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This connection between user data and the physical system creates an unforeseen opportunity for snooping.
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But shooting a movie in the West African city brought a host of unforeseen challenges.
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Twitter is facing the unforeseen consequence of banning a right-wing troll from its platform.
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It has to mingle with changes to open-source projects that can cause unforeseen trouble.
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So far, Apple has taken two steps to fix the unforeseen problems with iOS 9.3.
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Organizers claimed "unforeseen circumstances," as the cause for the cancellation in a Facebook announcement yesterday.
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It could have unforeseen circumstances that put future operations, or even American lives, in danger.
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He'd promise her that they'd spend the weekend together, but unforeseen appointments kept cropping up.
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However, unlike the thorough search of the consulate, the Turkish investigators hit an unforeseen snag.
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Consider, too, the costs of unforeseen illnesses or injuries and the need for extra care.
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"Barring unforeseen challenges, there will be a capital increase," one of the sources told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, however, it was by far the largest unforeseen expense to hit to my budget.
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AND WHEN YOU RUSH THROUGH A COMPLICATED BILL LIKE THIS, THERE ARE USUALLY UNFORESEEN DIFFICULTIES.
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But by July 31 it was officially canceled due to "unforeseen setbacks," Pitchfork reported Wednesday.
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Some retired people have costly unforeseen health issues, while others outlive their financial benefits completely.
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The stunning outcome was unforeseen, undercutting the credibility of much of the American news media.
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Cataclysmic, unforeseen events – so-called 'black swans' – have happened before, and they will happen again.
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, I will not be able to move forward as a candidate.
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Wheeler and Misty have taken their relationship to the next level but face unforeseen obstacles.
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She has done something unforeseen — the envisioning of an all-consuming catastrophe of biblical proportions.
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A Facebook spokesperson tells Dwoskin they have changed their strategy to address unforeseen use cases.
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In these unforeseen and unprecedented circumstances, dipping into your emergency fund could be appropriate. 4.
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Systems are filled with externalities that affect other systems in unforeseen and potentially harmful ways.
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It is a monumental step that would shape politics in unforeseen and potentially negative ways.
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To solve this unforeseen problem—and really, who could have foreseen this being a problem?
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Unforeseen consequences are at the heart of Gold's ambitious and brave new book, as well.
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Unforeseen calamities happen in complex systems — banks are robbed, airliners crash, car engines blow up.
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Barring an unforeseen political earthquake, the Senate will vote to acquit the president on Wednesday.
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Citizens rightfully have grown more skeptical of lengthy, complex laws that often have unforeseen consequences.
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But even a recently released update can be insecure or cause unforeseen problems, he said.
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Scientists have long feared the unforeseen medical consequences of making inherited changes to human DNA.
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Still, critics say that allowing companies to "hack back" could have damaging and unforeseen implications.
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It is not like the end of a novel that the writer reaches is unforeseen.
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Maybe some unforeseen crisis will provide Tillerson with an opportunity to play an influential role.
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But it's often the case that technology embeds itself into our lives in unforeseen ways.
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"There might be initial unforeseen problems in terms of performance and service quality," says Hussain.
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"It&aposs an issue that was unforeseen before," Sara Nelson, president of the AFA, said.
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But just as the dominance of social media brought unforeseen harms, so might these developments.
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Storms, floods, and wildfires create unforeseen complications that can prevent people from accessing needed medication.
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I couldn't tell if this was supposed to happen, or if it was an unforeseen consequence.
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" Zimmerman suggests saying, "Hi, this is Joe, due to unforeseen circumstances, I'm running X minutes late.
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Barring an unforeseen spike in rates, Gordon said, he sees the group heading higher from here.
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A force majeure event is an unforeseen event that prevents a party from fulfilling a contract.
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Opponents to using the mosquitoes state there could be unforeseen consequences to using the modified bugs.
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Perhaps the most unforeseen change, though, is the way the primaries are polarising debate within parties.
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However, WSJ notes the deal "could still fall through or be delayed due to unforeseen events."
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S. trade relations is inevitably going to have unforeseen ripple effects that might affect global markets.
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This month, I survived both an unforeseen move and a breakup in the same 113 hours.
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Yet with discovery can come unforeseen consequences: thalidomide, algal blooms, DDT, endocrine disruption and ozone depletion.
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Your regularly scheduled Motherboard programming has been disrupted due to an unforeseen MASSIVE ROCKET ENGINE TEST.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lead has been an unlikely and unforeseen beneficiary of the North Korea missile crisis.
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So it's likely the campaign will hit its goal unless it runs into any unforeseen snags.
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To this, I add two more: can he adapt to unforeseen bumps to stay the course?
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Barring something unprecedented and unforeseen, Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States.
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That's where, barring unforeseen circumstances, Clinton will be officially named the 2016 Democratic candidate for president.
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Typically some unforeseen catalyst occurs first, which then exposes just how out of whack things were.
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But the Post report notes that these costs were an unforeseen result of the cameras' proliferation.
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Editor's note: Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict, this week's regularly scheduled debate is not available.
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Barring any sort of unforeseen circumstances, here's a list of this week's biggest winners and losers.
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Barring some unforeseen revelations about Gorsuch's past that turns Republicans against him, he's a shoe-in.
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As with the launch of other major legislations, the ACA implementation uncovered problems and unforeseen consequences.
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If anything, it is a reminder of the unforeseen crossroads where materials can lead an artist.
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The biggest reason for buyer's remorse among millennial homeowners was unforeseen costs associated with their home.
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There could be certain unforeseen pitfalls in dismissing charges based on the relative sweatiness of people.
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Barring unforeseen events, China's will post double-digit growth in foreign trade this year, said Huang.
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But some experts have warned that the technique could lead to unforeseen harm to the environment.
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Enbridge warned the schedules were subject to change based on weather conditions and other unforeseen occurrences.
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Take the other steps first to help make sure unforeseen medical bills don't drain your retirement.
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Georgia State University has drastically improved by creating emergency grants so unforeseen expenses weren't derailing students.
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Reliable weather predictions for dangerous storms decrease unnecessary evacuations, saving some coastal residents from unforeseen expenses.
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As we learned the hard way with securitization, even useful financial innovations can pose unforeseen hazards.
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The crisis is "an unforeseen problem" that "came out of nowhere," Trump said on March 20183.
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He's done a tremendous job of fairly handling the unforeseen but challenging things that have happened.
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Sometimes a vaccine that appears safe in initial trials can produce unforeseen side effects later on.
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But these later gestational limits, should they stick, could have unforeseen consequences of a different kind.
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They have blamed the crisis on unforeseen competition from ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft.
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The analysis didn't account for a "Black Swan," a term for an improbable and unforeseen event.
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Unfortunately there was an unforeseen technical difficulty and our production team advised we end the show.
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Others in the room urged being more cautious, arguing that a ban could have unforeseen consequences.
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Unforeseen expenditures on things like postage, certain rentals or delivery charges can easily drive up costs.
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Turner, though, assured me that it's more because of unforeseen technical malfunctions than blatant voter suppression.
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Attempting to eliminate the insects, even if that were possible, could have unforeseen, cascading environmental consequences.
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There also may be unforeseen maintenance costs or downtime and effects on performance from extreme weather.
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Some voters will follow the "devil-you-know" philosophy, worrying that newcomers could bring unforeseen havoc.
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Barring unforeseen delays, here are the best games coming your way in the next 12 months.
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A black swan event is often described as an unforeseen event that may have damaging consequences.
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For last minute gift-shopping and unforeseen household needs, Walmart will be open until 83 p.m.
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What if a child produced through a gene-editing technique were hobbled in some unforeseen way?
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Members should not let good policy go to waste by refusing to work out unforeseen kinks.
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"Travel insurance is for 'unforeseen circumstances,' but a flare-up of an old injury or a new bout of an illness is not unforeseen and probably won't be covered, unless you declare it up front and we can make special arrangements or exclude the condition," he says.
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" Last month, the 23-year-old announced the cancellation of the remaining tour dates, citing "unforeseen circumstances.
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"Such an unforeseen gift that my daughter was giving me to see my parents in that way."
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AT&T's marketing department insists that the public will see "unforeseen innovation" as these networks come online.
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"I don't foresee spikes," Perry said, although he added there was always the potential for unforeseen events.
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They become entangled in a series of conflicts with a local drug gang that caused unforeseen casualties.
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ET but got pushed back until 73:41 due to some totally unforeseen circumstances — traffic in Manhattan.
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Among the unforeseen costs of remaining are obtaining permitting, hiring contractors and meeting new fire-safety codes.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8 is a stellar achievement in design — assuming there are no unforeseen disasters to come.
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" He admitted the platform is "being used in unforeseen ways with societal repercussions that were never anticipated.
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Libra and Calibra are in pretty early stages of development, and there may be unforeseen obstacles ahead.
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So, when participants encounter an unforeseen, unavoidable expense, they can tap that account easily and without penalty.
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The Senate bill contains many other provisions, some of which are bound to have new unforeseen consequences.
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But barring any unforeseen catastrophe if you make the right adjustments you will get in the spot.
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It's not unforeseen to see this continued allocation into fixed income, even though rates may be rising.
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Monday's unforeseen announcement is the latest twist in a battle between Silicon Valley and the Obama administration.
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Poll workers are normally prepped on how to deal with fires, power outages, and other unforeseen problems.
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Over the course of 85033 years, however, the Constitution, has guided us through varied and unforeseen perils.
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It's supposed to be used for unforeseen emergencies but often winds up being spent on predictable expenses.
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It could become worthless to save for retirement if an unforeseen event forces you to cash out.
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But human or machine error, bad luck or faulty military math still lead to unforeseen civilian deaths.
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So the whole thing could end in the blink of an eye with a totally unforeseen outcome.
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Matthew behaved similarly, its intensification also unforeseen and sudden, occurring just two days before it overwhelmed Haiti.
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That would leave markets prone to supply shortages and price spikes in case of large, unforeseen disruptions.
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"Unless something really unforeseen happens, I don't see how he won't be active for us," Roberts said.
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What was unforeseen, and, when you look back on it, what were the mistakes that were made?
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But their costs kept rising because of unforeseen complications connected to the vertical nature of the greenhouse.
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But something even more unforeseen happened after he left the Wagner house that year: he was bad.
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Included in that list of the unforeseen is whether or not this is actually Pacquio's last fight.
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A combination of fast shifting factors appear to have opened a previously unforeseen path towards Biden's triumph.
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The transfer of the virus, which may have originated in bats, to humans was an unforeseen event.
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Saving for college bribery is an expensive process, larded with arbitrary costs and unforeseen criminal cover-ups.
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But both men could be prepared to step in if unforeseen events cause Mr. Dimon to leave.
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Shale companies protect their revenues with hedges because oil prices can swing wildly due to unforeseen events.
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I struggled with Thursdays because there always seemed to be some unforeseen ruse hidden among the clues.
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An unforeseen result of the health emergency could further erode lender protections in favor of the borrower.
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For instance, one concern about telemedicine is that it will lead to unforeseen privacy and security problems.
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In general, travel insurance will reimburse you should an unforeseen event happen before or during your trip.
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She opens up about her year: London's father recently died and she dealt with unforeseen health issues.
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I mean it was like Sparta all over again, with her knocking me into some unforeseen doom.
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What was unforeseen was that these sectors might experience industrywide decline, bringing multiemployer plans down with them.
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Percentage of budget spent on incidentals: 9.5%Unforeseen costs are to be expected anywhere — including life abroad.
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It turns out that public opinion is not immutable, but subject to political persuasion and unforeseen events.
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If Jackson denies Stone's request, the longtime Trump ally will head to prison, barring any unforeseen move.
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Every unforeseen executive order signed by Trump will continue to solidify this high-risk, high-reward environment.
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As one of America's high-growth companies, Amazon will continue its expansion in ways foreseen and unforeseen.
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Any unforeseen outsized fines, settlements or other legal-related charges could have adverse rating implications for Citi.
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But in 1906, an unforeseen loophole opened in the form of the San Francisco earthquake and fire.
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But Goldilocks could get burned by any number of unforeseen developments, from the geopolitical to policy induced.
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Yet the mass tragedies in the US in recent years still present these facilities with unforeseen hurdles.
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Or maybe something currently unforeseen will arrive out of nowhere and take off — like lightning in a bottle.
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Unless something unforeseen happens, Neil Gorsuch will be confirmed as a Supreme Court justice around noon on Friday.
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Despite the ongoing drama — and unforeseen future — Onwumere is standing by his costar and on-screen love interest.
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Analysts say it was a rare display of division within the bloc — a reaction to an unforeseen scenario.
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But a shocking event, such as an unforeseen increase in interest rates, could change that, Mr. Blancato warned.
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Brokers can bolt on services—warehousing, last-mile delivery, assistance with customs or unforeseen problems—onto basic haulage.
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China has become the wild west of crypto and blockchain, and there will continue to be unforeseen obstacles.
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And both companies are treading into uncharted territory with regards to robotics, automation, and other unforeseen AI advancements.
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They also led to unforeseen harm, from strip malls and urban sprawl to road rage and climate change.
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"The primary concern with knowingly deferring maintenance is that a major, unforeseen failure could occur," Smith said. Gen.
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Viewed in the very long run, over centuries, the march of globalisation is inevitable, barring an unforeseen catastrophe.
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It would take a series of unforeseen events to get to that point, but it's still a possibility.
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A high number means that a bank might not have enough liquidity to cover any unforeseen funding needs.
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No matter how much developers test AVs, the world will still present unforeseen circumstances for vehicles to navigate.
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Future armed conflicts and unforeseen natural disasters are, of course, always an existential risk to international cooperation, too.
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There are lots of interesting results—and some potential unforeseen challenges when it comes to collecting a sample.
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Society and science have to work together to develop solutions to historical and unforeseen food and health challenges.
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But Chen also wants to make sure the platform doesn't lead to abuse in some new, unforeseen ways.
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So, Trump could have said that he will commit to accepting the results barring any hugely unforeseen circumstances.
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But he added that such a scenario, of course, could be derailed by some unforeseen negative geopolitical event.
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But terror operations and intelligence cooperation are complex, and dramatic shifts with vital allies can have unforeseen consequences.
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You never know if an unforeseen circumstance, like a power or Internet failure, could interfere with your installation.
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"At times, unforeseen issues have cropped up, like messages not syncing across devices, or delayed notifications," says Pall.
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McClanahan has clients budget $10,000 to $20,000 a year for all unforeseen costs for the home or health.
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This would prevent managers from modifying their plans to adapt to changing environmental conditions and other unforeseen circumstances.
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Standing by the traffic circle, Elias casts his mind over this strange love triangle and its unforeseen contortions.
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Yet it seems increasingly likely that the effects of a warming Arctic may create significant and unforeseen problems.
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This overlooked and possibly unforeseen result is the Vienna pact's potentially critical impact upon Israel's "ambiguous" nuclear strategy.
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Names that appear violent, sexual, or offensive in any way can cause you unforeseen troubles in the future.
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Force majeure is declared when a company is unable to meet its commercial commitments due to unforeseen events.
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Thankfully, it's rare that we must summon hidden bursts of courage—or coherence—to complete some unforeseen mission.
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But many California gun owners say the new law will only encourage more workarounds unforeseen by naive lawmakers.
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The current coronavirus outbreak has been called a true "black swan" event, meaning an improbable and unforeseen event.
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"Fans, due to unforeseen circumstances the game tonight has been postponed," the public address announcer told the crowd.
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"GEO satellites have experienced failures, malfunctions, schedule delays, coverage gaps, unforeseen maneuvers and other anomalous events," Roseler explained.
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The best argument in its favor is simply inertia: Any reforms might backfire, with unforeseen and adverse consequences.
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The Rauschenberg Emergency Grants will provide artists with up to $5,000 for a number of unforeseen medical expenses.
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And what was an opportunity for an unforeseen boundary turned into a moment of greater intimacy than before.
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The terror of the unforeseen is what the science of history hides, turning a disaster into an epic.
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Barring a massive unforeseen event, it's very unlikely Trump's approval rating gets much better between now and November.
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A force majeure is usually implemented by companies during unforeseen events when they cannot meet commitments to customers.
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Unforeseen events, such as illness or death, can happen at any time, even for the young and healthy.
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But barring some unforeseen development, the president is expected to announce another six-month delay, the person said.
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"It is a stark reminder of how a fragile recovery could be threatened by unforeseen events," she added.
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"It is a stark reminder of how a fragile recovery could be threatened by unforeseen events," she said.
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But he suggested that the troubling and strange turn to the case could perhaps bring an unforeseen benefit.
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They also said continued surveillance and advocacy efforts are needed to identify and address unforeseen effects on communities.
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When their team goes on an unforeseen run of wins or losses, they look for a simple cause.
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Many post-crisis regulatory reforms will cushion the shock to the financial system when previously unforeseen risks materialize.
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As we know, political and legal processes and economic conditions affect one another, at times in unforeseen ways.
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The spark that started the fire was perhaps an unforeseen event, but the conflagration that followed was not.
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Would the new influx of Puerto Ricans give Democrats heretofore-unforeseen margins of victory in I-4 corridor?
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The landscape attained mythical status with the addition of unforeseen unicorns, or startups worth at least $1 billion.
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But he suggested that the troubling and strange turn to the case could perhaps bring an unforeseen benefit.
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We're always trying not to repeat our mistakes and to plan for as many unforeseen challenges as possible.
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However, the upset in Michigan had handed both camps and all media outlets an unforeseen narrative to manage.
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Understand, that this was a show that built its notoriety on human-on-human conflicts and unforeseen consequences.
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Harris is widely respected in Congress and, barring some unforeseen circumstance, would likely fly through a Senate confirmation.
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The Republican tax bill will, barring some unforeseen final twists, become law by the end of this week.
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AT&T's biggest unforeseen challenge with Time Warner has been the DOJ's decision to sue to block the merger.
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"We ran into all sorts of unforeseen issues with the materials, workability, reliability, functionality and so on," he said.
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But thanks to the borough's rapid gentrification, Turrell must confront new and unforeseen challenges that threaten his work's purity.
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Their devices and services make our lives easier than they've ever been before, yet more complicated in unforeseen ways.
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There's a bizarre if not unforeseen side-plot with the receptionist that doesn't meet the You're The Worst standard.
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Yet Lavin warned that there could be some unforeseen hiccups in the negotiations as the deal nears its completion.
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These slight variations could, over time, lead to significant changes in behavior of the AI engine with unforeseen consequences.
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Then an unforeseen phenomenon named Donald Trump gave legitimacy to what Regnery had seeded long before: the alt-right.
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You live in a tent, and unforeseen weather conditions can change the course of your day in an instant.
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He's work, which could have unforeseen consequences, has been internationally condemned and called "abominable in nature" by Chinese authorities.
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Should an some unforeseen shock rattle the economy, there will be little room to cut rates to offset it.
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Yet if you have to worry you're going to get ditched for any unforeseen delay, Uber's reliability is destroyed.
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Backers must make concessions for backing an idea and accept that, in some circumstances, there may be unforeseen issues.
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There's a lot of unforeseen things that you have to deal with when you're gong 100 miles per hour.
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But because of unforeseen construction challenges and fiscal constraints, Schoneman admits the project is now $380,000 over initial budget.
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Those tears have been repaired, but it's unforeseen problems like this that continue to push back the launch date.
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But the two crashes in the last few months are worrying signs that the system could have unforeseen risks.
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" After social media users discovered this ability years ago, Siri has since retired the joke "due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Quantum computers have created a slew of unforeseen vulnerabilities in the very infrastructure that keeps the digital sphere safe.
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And there is no shortage of precedents for extreme prices and scarcity to generate a totally unforeseen technical breakthrough.
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It said its 2016 priorities are improving operating earnings and delivering a strong free cash flow, barring unforeseen circumstances.
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EVENTS NEWS: Due to unforeseen circumstances, clairvoyant Trisha will not be appearing in the Kevin Bird Suite tomorrow night.
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It's a huge, but exciting risk: surprising accidents occur where unforeseen overlaps of colors produce unimagined, strange fugitive tones.
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It's hard to shake the impression of another unforeseen disaster, a return to quotidian muck, lurking around the corner.
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While such legacy devices may be secure when shipped, no degree of patching can address unforeseen threats decades later.
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The truth is that even if you're not, there are still plenty of unforeseen costs involved with getting married.
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The diplomatic standoff is now playing out in unforeseen ways — like the tussle at the Venezuelan Embassy in Georgetown.
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Revolutions often thrust people into unforeseen roles, but few are forced to make leaps as audacious as Ms Savchenko's.
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Often when the state decides to implement reforms of any kind, even the best intentions can have unforeseen consequences.
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They caution that risks remain, though, and the market is vulnerable to any number of foreseen and unforeseen events.
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Resting the entire value of an entity on one face can heighten the risk of missteps or unforeseen events.
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The Survey of Household Economics and Decision Making asks people how they would pay for an unforeseen $173 expense.
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The Republican's victory was unforeseen as he trailed Clinton in national polling averages as Election Day dawned that morning.
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They don't get much more unforeseen than in "Jumanji," Joe Johnston's 96583 adaptation of Chris Van Allsburg's children's book.
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Each time we have responded effectively, and each time our response has created significant unforeseen benefits for the country.
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Scientists on several panels acknowledged that it was impossible to be certain about unforeseen effects from new engineering techniques.
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It also said both had contingency plans, as required by regulations, to deal with potential unforeseen pressures on liquidity.
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To cope with unforeseen power shortages, network managers can ask consumers to curb demand, or selectively shut them off.
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Another unforeseen casualty could be more traditional industries that have relied on contract workers, such as construction or landscaping.
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A peace regime would reduce the risk of provocations that otherwise could lead to the unforeseen consequences of escalation.
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Gowdy said the schedule could change based upon revelations that may come up during future interviews or unforeseen events.
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A federal law enforcement official said that barring any unforeseen changes, the F.B.I. investigation could conclude by early May.
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This is due to several unforeseen factors, including the 2008 economic recession and regulatory uncertainty during the Obama administration.
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If Vale lit the fire, extra fuel came from one of those totally unforeseen incidents that plague commodity forecasting.
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Google and Twitter have also had to deal with the unforeseen consequences from their live platforms, YouTube and Periscope.
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Absent unforeseen circumstances, they and the new nominee will be the majority for the next 10 to 20 years.
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As long as the cancellation was unforeseen at the time that policy was purchased, we would have covered it.
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There are some ways to protect yourself when you have booked so far in advance and the unforeseen happens.
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Odds are, once you account for materials, labor and unforeseen hiccups, you'll be writing a check for a grand.
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How would you have ruled in a case like this, one surely unforeseen by the founding father, Abner Doubleday?
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Following a public announcement of the postponement due to "unforeseen circumstances," fans were asked to leave Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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This is the behavior of a country cousin squandering an unforeseen inheritance, not the steward of a city's patrimony.
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Having that stash of extra cash means you'll be ready when an unexpected expense – or an unforeseen opportunity – arises.
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This will help protect you from any unforeseen charges because you'll be able to provide details about your conversation.
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They'll argue that in the face of these unforeseen deficits, our only course of action is to cut spending.
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The year also revealed an unforeseen boom in the tech sector that drove the major stock indexes ever higher.
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And not one of those matchups contemplates the almost entirely unforeseen upsets, like the one South Carolina dealt Georgia.
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Date is unknown bc the task was unforeseen: replacing a unit that failed during power-ups of new batteries.
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It was such an unforeseen gift that my daughter was giving me to see my parents in that way.
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AK Steel shares dropped on Tuesday after reporting underwhelming second-quarter earnings impacted by unforeseen operational costs on Monday.
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Each study describes health or environmental findings that could present "black swan" political implications — unforeseen events with severe consequences.
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The tensions between lightness and seriousness, between the predictable and the unforeseen, weave themselves together constantly in Knott's poems.
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Any notable setbacks, including for example unforeseen costs or failure to fully integrate Postbank, would be negative rating drivers.
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He said more time is needed to snuff out unforeseen problems before the United States gives up its leverage.
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Despite the extensive modeling in the industry's stress tests, dislocations in markets could sting the industry in unforeseen ways.
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The company's ratings could be pressured from any unforeseen margin pressure from tariffs, S&P said in a report.
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The dockless technology also enables companies to share an unforeseen level of trip and route data with the cities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Two competing tariff ideas from President Trump and congressional Republicans bring merits but mostly unforeseen risks.
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"We have to be agile, we have to be prepared for the unforeseen, and that's exactly what we are doing."
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Two Nigerian crude streams are under force majeure - a clause allowing a seller to miss deliveries due to unforeseen circumstances.
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The draft states that these rules were created when drones were "unforeseen," and if passed, the law would supersede them.
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The collapse of Wright's companies was largely unforeseen and took place on the last trading day of the nineteenth century.
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Provista operates in a highly competitive and rapidly changing business and regulatory environment, thus new or unforeseen risks may arise.
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What's Covered Weather And Unforeseen CancellationsHurricanes, snowstorms, and other extreme weather conditions are often reasons for flight delays or cancellations.
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Today, that great backlog of work has allowed curators to pull off a stunning and unforeseen exhibition of performance art.
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But, she says putting together the graph will now take longer than expected due to the unforeseen volume of participants.
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Unforeseen delays or problems with manufacturing the stroller's complicated transforming mechanism could be possible road bumps to getting to market.
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Chinese investors know what each refers to: swans are unforeseen risks; rhinos are neglected dangers; crocodiles prey on financial weakness.
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In the absence of that unforeseen situation with Jadis, Negan may just have been able to actually reach a compromise.
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The Dunphy family are ruthless hecklers and Phil makes all kinds of noises to ready Claire for any unforeseen circumstances.
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These proposals are neither persuasive nor popular, and they could cause unforeseen damage and loss of support for the system.
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But opponents are concerned about the unforeseen consequences of tinkering with genetics and releasing those bugs into neighborhoods and cities.
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Without one, an unforeseen expense could create a bigger mess, especially if you're forced to create debt to cover it.
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Logan announced he's pulling out of the competition due to an "unforeseen and unfortunate" event that took place at practice.
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"In itself, this is a very clear message that we are looking for alternative sources for unforeseen scenarios," he said.
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They'll survive unforeseen swims in a pool (or toilet), and you can use them in a rainstorm without thinking twice.
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Sometimes systems that are designed for very specific business purposes end up having biases that are real but completely unforeseen.
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He's both able to execute Stevens' game plan and adapt on the fly to any unforeseen scenarios that pop up.
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Compassionate release permits early release of prisoners under circumstances unforeseen when they were sentenced, usually for medical or humanitarian reasons.
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Knowledge is better than ignorance and can, in turn, lead to unforeseen practical applications that perhaps don't involve interstellar travel.
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Unforeseen circumstances can stretch out the home buying process beyond that time frame, meaning that you'll lose the guaranteed rate.
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This means grid operators can more easily, effectively and affordably balance power supply and demand and respond to unforeseen complications.
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And there are new findings unforeseen by early studies, such as the extremely rapid intensification of storms, as on Sept.
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Additionally, the lingering estate tax continues to saddle businesses with having to plan for the unforeseen passing of an owner.
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But they have so many unforeseen — and to anyone who hasn't survived a storm, unimaginable — problems before them as well.
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From the beginning of time nations and people have faced unforeseen challenges including large scale and very dangerous health threats.
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But Mr. Sullenberger, for one, is worried that the rush to develop automated cars will lead to many unforeseen problems.
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Anxiety over human hubris and the unforeseen consequences of technology has inspired composers at least since the Age of Steam.
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Fortunately, there are measures they can take to protect themselves and minimize the impact of unforeseen circumstances such as coronavirus.
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But there is also a long-range, perhaps unforeseen consequence of the diminishing percentage of women working outside the home.
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But now, Johnson shutting the door in Huawei's face could have unforeseen consequences for business opportunities in the other direction.
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The strategists said their forecasts could change if there's some other unforeseen catalyst, but Trump could also be a factor.
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The company has called off those meetings because of an unforeseen issue related to execution and documentation, the report added.
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Exacerbating the global human rights technocracy's unforeseen norm-setting and regulatory activities will be the OHCHR's new partnership with Microsoft.
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"It's possible that original content — along with all the reboots, sequels and spinoffs — lifts 2020 to unforeseen heights," Bock said.
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"It's the unforeseen consequences of these things that surprise people," said CPA and certified financial planner Tim Steffen in Milwaukee.
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No, it isn't a prediction, because predicting the future isn't really possible: There are too many variables and unforeseen possibilities.
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Barring some big and unforeseen political shock, the GOP's hold on the lower chamber appears likely to extend into 223.
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If you like, add the possibility that there is a major unforeseen shock out there that makes all of this worse.
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In many cases, today's real time technologies could have been applied for simple fixes to the unforeseen mishaps of modern technologies.
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Barring some unforeseen circumstances, Alaska's three electoral votes, which are likely to go to Trump, will probably not decide the election.
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It's a case study in the unforeseen consequences of well-meaning attempts at wildlife conservation, so protective as to be counterproductive.
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So he's sticking to his core message, which is that Hillary Clinton's foreign policy judgment has led to disastrous, unforeseen consequences.
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In an unforeseen turn of events — in which Trump is now president of the United States — this exchange is decidedly uncouth.
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Market forces, along with unforeseen technological and socio-economic trends, could change the business landscape in ways we can't predict today.
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But you -- it sounds like you are resigned to the tone and tenor and sometimes unforeseen consequences of this angry country.
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The panel has tried to balance economic growth needs and the unforeseen risks that the RBI might face, this source said.
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Barring an unforeseen and unlikely challenge, Erdogan will now be in power until 2029 — longer than Kemal Ataturk, the nation's founder.
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Doing that will allow the Singaporean economy to withstand knocks from unforeseen circumstances such as the ongoing virus outbreak, he said.
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Incidents Under The InfluenceTravel insurance is designed to protect against the unforeseen and unexpected perils that can happen while you're traveling.
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Brexit — the referendum for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union — is expected to have unforeseen impacts on Snap's business.
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That uncertainty, combined with the unforeseen reactions by the world community, probably means more volatility in the short term, Ellis said.
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As critics noted earlier this year, SESTA/FOSTA has good intentions but a seriously flawed execution resulting in numerous unforeseen consequences.
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It's important to remember that's a best case scenario, and any number of unforeseen manufacturing problems could delay the PowerWatch's arrival.
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" Bob Hilliard, a lawyer for Mr. Scheuer, expressed disappointment that the trial had ended in such an "unexpected and unforeseen way.
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"The level of unforeseen interruption into my basic ability to work and function was mind-boggling," Trainor the artist told Gizmodo.
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Conversations surrounding what to do in the event of an unforeseen death are never easy to have, especially with loved ones.
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Leyda's version is a testament to how incompleteness, rather than retarding a work's force, can actually prove fructifying in unforeseen ways.
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As such, it is hesitant to give specific dates for fear of missing them due to unforeseen technical or legislative hurdles.
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If their income was put on pause, or an unforeseen expense dropped into their lives, they'd be in a similar bind.
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"Barring unforeseen circumstances, performance in 2017 is expected to be satisfactory," Chairman and CEO Kuok Khoon Hong said in a statement.
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Presidencies are heavily affected by circumstances out of their control -- unforeseen events that shape history and a president's role in it.
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An "emergency" is something that is unforeseen, doesn't allow the political branches the time to consult, and thus requires immediate action.
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But the high-amplitude sine curve of manic depression has also complicated Mr. English's life in all kinds of unforeseen ways.
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We must have the people who can not only operate the systems, but respond to unforeseen threats and leverage emerging technologies.
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Nonetheless, in recent years youth sports officials have found themselves forced into unforeseen roles: crime investigator, mediator and crisis management specialist.
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I think he does -- barring some sort of unforeseen health hiccup between now and the end of 2018/start of 2019.
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However, limits on younger commercial drivers are creating unforeseen bumps in the road the industry is having a hard time overcoming.
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The military cited "unforeseen commitments" as a reason to cancel the nearly week-long talks scheduled in Bangladesh from Oct. 16.
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But it's different in the case of unforeseen events like a military coup or a health crisis arising at a destination.
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Alberta will contribute up to C$2 billion toward unforeseen costs, payable once the project is complete, Premier Rachel Notley said.
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The attendees discussed their experiences using these devices in detail, noting difficulties they had had with patients or unforeseen technical troubles.
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While the circumstances of Al Qaeda's 2001 attacks on the United States were unforeseen in 1949, the alliance performed as intended.
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Slowing earnings growth and an unforeseen regulatory crackdown on mobile games, Tencent's core business, by the Chinese government triggered the slump.
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With our ingenuity, I feel that together we can always rise up to unforeseen challenges and come up with good solutions.
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Cameron also naturally ruminated on the United States' ill-fated World Cup qualifying campaign, heading into a summer of unforeseen spectating.
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The way today's case turns out could have a ripple effect on similar situations of women imprisoned for unforeseen obstetric emergencies.
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In a time of extraordinary unforeseen crisis, such as right now, those benchmarks will be impossible for most organizations to hit.
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Mr. McDaniel's faded political fortunes point up one of the more unforeseen effects of Mr. Trump's leadership of the Republican Party.
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Every freelancer should identify a go-to industry peer that they can bring in for support if an unforeseen circumstance arises.
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It is often irrational (ask anyone who bet McGregor over Mayweather) and at the mercy of both momentum and unforeseen circumstances.
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Not through their own fault, but through an unforeseen evolution of the technology and how it is utilized by our society.
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The realities of governing a sprawling city with notorious traffic and unforeseen crises have made helicopter travel a necessity for mayors.
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You need to ask yourself these questions now, before an unexpected situation arises, so that you can plan for the unforeseen.
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" This is likely caused by "unforeseen issues related to specific combinations of Nvidia graphics drivers, Nvidia GPU cards and certain CPUs.
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Coronavirus could spread in a way that damages economies globally, trade wars could re-escalate, or some unforeseen catastrophe could emerge.
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It does not leave us stuck with presidents who abuse their power in unforeseen ways that threaten our security and democracy.
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But the bar was high, she said, citing the example of a major unforeseen disaster that made timely compliance too difficult.
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The strategists said their forecasts could change if there is some other unforeseen catalyst, but Trump could also be a factor.
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The idea of a being a victim of an unforeseen -- but hugely complex and nefarious -- state apparatus is a powerful one.
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The mercenary thought that he had left the battlefield for good before war slunk back into his life, unwelcome and unforeseen.
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A poorly timed recession would do her in, and her administration could be crippled by some unforeseen scandal or event abroad.
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But an unforeseen joy of the season is its conniving players and their willingness to work together to protect their own.
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We'll have to wait until the November launch of Stadia and see what unforeseen circumstances will force Google's hand in this regard.
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Privacy and civil liberties experts are concerned, however, that the push to include biometric and location tracking security will have unforeseen consequences.
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Reality check: McConnell is well aware that, barring something unforeseen, blame will fall on the GOP if the government does shut down.
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Under WTO rules, such temporary tariffs may be used to shield an industry from a sudden, unforeseen and damaging surge in imports.
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However, some of these systems are still developmental, and as we've seen, sometimes spacecraft (especially human-rated ones) can have unforeseen delays.
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At the same time, fragmenting requirements along federal and local lines promises to place unforeseen headaches on companies to be compliant.[SCOTUS]
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But none of the recent demises were unforeseen tragedies—not Microsoft Paint, not Adobe Flash, not even the iPod Shuffle and Nano.
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In A Dark Room, these cues came in the form of cryptic text and the unforeseen effects of your seemingly simple choices.
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There are bound to be more issues that pop up as more users upgrade to Catalina and run into new, unforeseen issues.
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Barring an unforeseen plot twist, the EU will once again extend Britain's membership of the bloc, probably until the end of January.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber will cancel the remainder of his Purpose World Tour concerts," Bieber's reps explained in a statement.
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The unforeseen clinical hold that interrupted this study impacted the outcome of the current evaluation, underscoring a need for a subsequent analysis.
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Drivers may still be needed to deal with unforeseen problems; if such jobs require more technical knowledge, they may even pay better.
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And in our current moment, where some tech behemoths are grappling with the unforeseen consequences of their creations, it's something worth interrogating.
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The bottom line is that any kind of unforeseen news event in the final stretch of the campaign could change the race.
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The same should be true for Android — that is unless Epic runs into some unforeseen hurdles due to its direct distribution model.
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"No, it isn't a prediction, because predicting the future isn't really possible: There are too many variables and unforeseen possibilities," she wrote.
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Long-term, Brent noted, the chemicals can alter the DNA of an individual's cells, leading to cancer or other unforeseen mutations. 3.
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A flawed and ill-thought out gene drive could result in unforeseen ecological consequences, which is why the practice remains so controversial.
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Plans for the action are not yet complete, and those familiar with the process warn that unforeseen circumstances could delay an announcement.
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Firstly, they arrived in China two days later than scheduled for the Premier League Asia Trophy due to an "unforeseen administrative issue".
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Like Medrano, they'll use the gel in place of other contraceptives while researchers monitor their sperm counts and any unforeseen side effects.
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"Barring unforeseen circumstances, we expect to sign the silicosis agreement with the gold industry tomorrow (Thursday)," Richard Spoor told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The amazing Urbmobile may have been all but forgotten, but Alden's bet on transportation would still pay off — albeit with unforeseen consequences.
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Why it matters: Advances in technology always create unforeseen consequences, which is why laws are usually written to address broad use cases.
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Besides requiring years of engineering work, that could have unforeseen implications for the more than 2.5 billion people who use these services.
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Clinton hasn't locked up the nomination, but she is locked into a groove that should get her there, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
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However, the WTO also allows countries to impose an emergency "safeguard" tariff to protect against a sudden, unforeseen and damaging import surge.
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Curbing free speech rights is not the way to provide protection from unforeseen incidents that may occur in the current political climate.
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The repo market's wobbles have revealed not only banks' huge appetite for cash, but the unforeseen consequences of post-crisis prudential regulation.
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The healthcare system rightfully focuses on patients and their health – but we can't forget the unforeseen impact this disease has on families.
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As such, the Lee administration's gift bag for tech outfits — an industry that was poised for takeoff, regardless — led to unforeseen consequences.
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And the inflation shortfall—underlying inflation, currently 1.5%, has not hit the Fed's 2% target during her tenure—was not entirely unforeseen.
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The person behind the wheel still has full legal responsibility to closely monitor the situation and take control should anything unforeseen occur.
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If, by some remote chance, an unforeseen legal obstacle is encountered, the California law itself calls for a halt to the plan.
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Under WTO rules, countries can impose temporary safeguard tariffs to shield an industry from a sudden, unforeseen and damaging surge in imports.
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Little did anybody know, the unforeseen would be Russian intervention into our election, a real disruption of the basis of our democracy.
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It could also intensify the impact of any other "confidence shock," a large, unforeseen negative event that raises doubts about economic growth.
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Barring the unforeseen, Meyer will be back on Ohio State's sideline when the Wolverines face the Buckeyes in Columbus on Nov. 24.
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During a White House news conference, Trump was asked about the shortages and responded by falsely suggesting that the problem was unforeseen.
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"From the beginning of time nations and people have faced unforeseen challenges including large scale and very dangerous health threats," he said.
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Because the Boeing 737 Max 8 is a new model, aviation experts are concerned that the crash resulted from an unforeseen problem.
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Ever lay out the perfect plans, only to have a totally unforeseen wrinkle come in at the last second and ruin everything?
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When Mr. Paz's workers were arrested in unforeseen raids, officers looked up the arrest records to glean information to protect the operation.
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Aside from increasing sea levels, scientists predict Larsen C's disintegration could have unforeseen geographical implications on the whole Antarctic Peninsula as well.
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Nor would they create a new system like Medicare for All that would, like all ambitious legislation, have unintended and unforeseen consequences.
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But financial specialists say they worry about unforeseen payment difficulties, which were a big worry during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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While he welcomed technological upgrades in 2020, Link warned about the prospect of unforeseen difficulties, such as working WiFi in every precinct.
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We are asked to consider how far citizens may go in removing a destructive leader, and we are warned about unforeseen consequences.
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While having a private spot can be an enormous convenience, such a space often comes with headaches unforeseen by those without one.
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When House Democrats return from their Thanksgiving break on Tuesday, they'll have to address one unforeseen issue: how to replace embattled Rep.
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It's that military action, as we have seen over the last two decades, brings with it unforeseen and often problematic collateral consequences.
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But in legal briefs, the workers have noted that the Supreme Court has applied the Civil Rights Act to unforeseen territory before.
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Barring the unforeseen, Mr. Trump will be the first American president to face voters after being charged with high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Last week, some committee Democrats said that there may be "unforeseen circumstances" in which the proposed rules could hurt ordinary business transactions.
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A small group gets them first, just to ensure there aren't unforeseen problems, then ever-larger percentages of users receive the update.
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Those practices are meant to vet a policy for its legality and ability to be enforced, as well as for unforeseen consequences.
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Nobody is pretending this is a desirable situation but if that's what we get to then it will not have been unforeseen.
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Once at sea, Bertish can expect to battle rough seas, sun exposure and tricky tides and currents, as well as unforeseen obstacles.
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Second, viral delivery could embed the gene in the human genome in some random, unforeseen way, raising the risk of developing tumors.
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"We've learned from experience that if you just ban plastic, an unforeseen consequence is that paper bag use increases," Ms. Romer said.
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Safe-haven assets like gold and Treasuries are benefiting from these inflows, as well as investors' need to hedge against unforeseen risks.
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In an online video statement, Mr. Zuckerberg of Facebook acknowledged in September that social media companies were grappling with an unforeseen problem.
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President Trump, barring the unforeseen, will be the first American president to face voters after being charged with high crimes and misdemeanors.
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The Lancet study is, of course, a modeling exercise, and unforeseen events, such as an epidemic or war, will affect the numbers.
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After the Listings were published, the academy announced that "due to unforeseen circumstances" the performances, scheduled for Wednesday through Saturday, had been canceled.
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In the absence of some unforeseen and unlikely upset in Washington, there's nothing to bother business leaders until inflation picks up, Tepper said.
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First, section 8005 permits transfers only for "unforeseen military requirements" such as catastrophic weather events causing "hurricane and typhoon damage to military bases".
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In its court filings the bank says the LIA was the victim of an unforeseen financial depression, not of any wrongdoing by Goldman.
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This week, the Future of Privacy Forum released a comprehensive taxonomy of algorithmic harms, the frequently unforeseen negative consequences of automated decision-making.
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Artificial intelligence is making an extreme entrance into almost every facet of society in predicted and unforeseen ways, causing both excitement and trepidation.
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A black swan event is an unforeseen occurrence that has dire consequences whereas a grey rhino is an obvious threat that is ignored.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S lead over Donald Trump had started to look so assured that perhaps only some unforeseen calamity could prevent her becoming president.
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"As a result of this unforeseen feedback, which really surprised us, we've been taking our marketing approach into consideration," Nawrocki said over email.
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That said, these exclusives have also had the unforeseen effect of rejuvenating a piracy culture that seemed to be on its way out.
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As with any Kickstarter product there's always the chance for shipping delays, or unforeseen problems that result in a product never being released.
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These features do indeed provide access to a level of safety technology unforeseen in the ride-hail as well as private-car industry.
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"These protective policies have been unforeseen developments directly affecting the amount of imports of the product concerned into Turkey," the WTO document said.
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And commissioners in Washington County, Idaho, passed an emergency declaration so that the county can recoup expenses in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
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Help me, Onion Knight: We ended last week with the totally shocking and unforeseen return of Entertainment Weekly cover boy Undead Jon Snow.
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Overall, this spectacle highlights some of the unforeseen social and technical problems that are likely to surround the smart city movement more generally.
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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge called the ruling "frustrating, but not unforeseen," and said the state would continue to defend its abortion restrictions.
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The $989.8 million standby arrangement had been secured to cushion the economy in case of unforeseen external shocks but it expired this week.
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Trump's victory was unforeseen as the billionaire was a political novice running against Clinton, a former secretary of State and New York senator.
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We must use these all of this to approach our complex challenges taking into account local cultures, unforeseen side effects and resist oversimplification.
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While the United States has an extradition treaty with Nicaragua, Schumer said unforeseen circumstances could stymie efforts to return Tercero to the states.
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Any major piece of legislation will contain glitches, flawed language that opens an unforeseen loophole or minor clauses that clash in unexpected ways.
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In a public investment, where value is a constant reflection of supply and demand, you can protect yourself from the unforeseen via price.
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In a private investment, where shares are illiquid and relationships more important, you can only protect yourself from the unforeseen via the team.
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Some capital was not used as quickly as anticipated due to unforeseen political and regulatory developments in several of the Fund's operating markets.
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Zuckerberg would like to characterize these scandals as unforeseen byproducts of an otherwise noble mission to make the world more open and connected.
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Even if you diversify your risks and invest in your future, as Cleveland clearly did, some unforeseen event might knock you for six.
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Hutchinson said it was "relatively unlikely" there would be more job cuts until the end of the fiscal year, barring unforeseen macroeconomic events.
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As a result, there are no unforeseen consequences in using it as a gasoline additive, unlike tetraethyl lead or its ill-fated successors.
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It's possible other policies you already pay for may cover unforeseen events related to your wedding, though they'd be much smaller in scope.
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The bottom line is that any kind of unforeseen news event in the final stretch of the campaign could change of the race.
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You might not care how your online presence portrays you as a person, but it could have an unforeseen impact on your future.
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It seems like almost everyday there's a new story about how Facebook betrayed the public trust on a new, unforeseen user privacy issue.
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Addressing 185 ambassadors Monday, Pope Francis said there is "no denying that the conflagration could be started by some chance and unforeseen circumstance."
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The event in upstate New York, set to include performances by LCD Soundsystem and Major Lazer, was scrapped due to "unforeseen circumstances."—Thump
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And indeed, as factories become automated and more robots are introduced into the process, new, unforeseen categories will open up in the workforce.
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Despite their growing popularity, these incentive schemes are still early and experimental, and there are unforeseen risks associated with token issuance as compensation.
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Some of our top runners may be beaten here due to unforeseen circumstances, but they have the experience to win in major races.
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This year is widely expected to break that mark when researchers announce it early next year, barring an unforeseen shift in temperature trends.
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But today, for the first time, that continuous progress is at risk because of unforeseen political changes, especially here in the United States.
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This flexibility was later used by Paulson's successor, Tim Geithner, to support GM and Chrysler — something unforeseen when the original authorization was drafted.
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That means the curve accurately predicted even largely unforeseen downturns like the dot-com bubble of 2001 and the Great Recession in 2007.
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Or some relic from a crypt, or in a crypt, or maybe the whole crypt — an entire crypt as unforeseen artwork of encounter.
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He added that "unforeseen and serious credibility issues that arose over the past year" made it impossible to proceed with the original charges.
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It's being able to couple that dataset with actual in vivo brain data that has the potential for any number of unforeseen consequences.
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It would be too easy to dismiss this unforeseen outburst as the ranting of a sociopath, or even a sick attempt at humor.
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The global ratings agency said the MAX situation has reduced much of the planemaker's financial cushion, leaving it more exposed to unforeseen events.
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It's possible that SpaceX could fly as early as the first part of 2020, but any unforeseen issues could lead to more postponements.
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Avangard said in July that it had encountered "unforeseen difficulties" during renovations at the 10,603-seat Omsk Arena, which was inaugurated in 2007.
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So, barring unforeseen circumstances, the only way the two founders are ever really going to lose control of Snap is if both die.
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Add to that the fact that the stock market frequently reacts to unforeseen news events, and four years provides ample opportunity for surprises.
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In the concentrated, intense span of a World Cup or a continental championship, the fleeting and the unforeseen take on an outsize significance.
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" Crucet was supposed to deliver another lecture on Thursday at the university's Armstrong campus, but the school canceled it "due to unforeseen circumstances.
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"Should there be any unforeseen events, like death in a hunger strike, that could backfire and embolden the opposition," added ICG analyst Breda.
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Websites hosting user-generated content will have little choice but to limit how users post and share content for fear of unforeseen litigation.
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Unless something else unforeseen happens — and, given the twists and turns that their completion quest has taken over the decades, anything is possible.
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"Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the Board remains positive that the overall results of the Group in 2018 will be favorable," the company said.
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These modifications should allow drivers greater flexibility in logging their service hours, so they can better respond to unforeseen events or unusual circumstances.
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Lawmakers could, for example, impose a strict definition of what qualifies as an emergency, taking away presidential flexibility to deal with unforeseen circumstances.
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Plus, we don't yet know how the debates will turn out, or whether some unforeseen news event could benefit one candidate or another.
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The only person who might be able to stop Mr. Trump is Mr. Trump, by virtue of an eruption or provocation so far unforeseen.
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Unforeseen to that growth, however, was the emergence of the hip-hop crew from Staten Island that would capture the ears of a generation.
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My cursory Google search suggests it's about an elaborate criminal plot gone horribly awry due to the unforeseen human element of feelings and relationships.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances Lil Wayne will be canceling his previously scheduled performance tonight..." they said wishing the Grammy-winning artist a speedy recovery.
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McFadden asked if it was still "unforeseen" as a military project, as opposed to serving a civilian purpose through the Department of Homeland Security.
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As Reynolds points out, the negative ones such as a bad diagnosis or disability, or some unforeseen disaster, are a punch in the gut.
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Most colleges do not provide a good faith estimate of the projected total cost of degree completion, leaving students vulnerable to unforeseen tuition hikes.
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Once credit, spending and optimism have reigned for a time, the interplay of foreseen and unforeseen circumstances may cause them to stop doing so.
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Bieber's camp originally cited "unforeseen circumstances" as behind the tour cancellation, and the singer eventually wrote a heartfelt Instagram message to his fans, too.
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Upon arriving in Southeast Asia, more unforeseen events arose, prompting photographers to pay the person and those working for her various sums of money.
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An unforeseen demand increases in northern Asia and production delays in Australia have also fuelled a wave of U.S. LNG cargoes coming into Asia.
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A "black swan" event refers to unforeseen occurrence that typically has extreme consequences, while a "grey rhino" is a highly obvious yet ignored threat.
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Charlie's saying execs have given him all kinds of excuses -- like the show ran over budget, "unforeseen costs" ... and haven't turned a profit yet.
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Colorado's legal marijuana boom is in full swing, but the industry is having some unforeseen, negative impacts on other sectors of the state's economy.
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Barring any unforeseen output disruptions, analysts did not expect prices to shoot up much further as production remains high even with an OPEC cut.
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Clearly this was an unforeseen cost that could seriously hurt the bottom line by worsening customer service and leading to defections to rival businesses.
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According to a financial source close to the matter, Carige would only consider a request for precautionary recapitalization if new and unforeseen problems arose.
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Time will tell if that will hold true, or if the future of mobility will be shifted by unforeseen innovations hidden around the bend.
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Then, of course, regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency will want to scrutinize the technology to make sure they don't cause unforeseen problems.
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There is a certain peace of mind knowing you have money set aside for unforeseen expenses such as a car accident or job loss.
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In the absence of any unforeseen extraordinary shareholder distributions, our forecast of leverage trending below 3.0x beyond 2017 remains strong for the 'BBB' IDR.
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Another change was the removal of a clause giving power to the constitutional court and other institutions in the event of an unforeseen crisis.
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Among the concerns are the long-term effects tattoo inks can have on the immune system, pathology specimen interpretation, and other unforeseen health complications.
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Unfortunately for Facebook, being mad at Facebook is something that brings people together — perhaps another unforeseen risk of building the world's biggest social network.
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Due to helpful unforeseen surface conditions and few creative software changes, NASA has been able to keep Opportunity alive and operational to this day.
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A further, unforeseen consequence of the smuggling of these teacup Yorkshire terriers via private jet is its possible impact on our approaching national election.
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"A 60-day notice could not be provided due to unforeseen business circumstances that occurred after the impact of hurricane Irma," the letter said.
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Some researchers worry that by editing a species to become stronger in one specific way, it could mean weakening it in other unforeseen ways.
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The problem was the Affordable Care Act, according to my then-insurer, and an unforeseen number of people with pre-existing conditions signing up.
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Event cancellation insurance is another type of policy, and it comes in handy when unforeseen issues force you to call the whole thing off.
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Barring any unforeseen circumstance, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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As for avoiding falling back into debt, O'Connor says research shows keeping as little as £1,000 aside can help with urgent, unforeseen spending requirements.
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Mr. Trump's sweep was unforeseen, undercutting the credibility of much of the American news media and the enormous efforts put into polling and analysis.
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This is in part due to "unforeseen facility and engineering issues" at a manufacturing plant being built in Germany, Merck's spokeswoman Pamela Eisele said.
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That's a completely different story which could potentially lead to unforeseen ecological problems if the species is brought to a place it doesn't belong.
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Whatever the case, Anika is now the mother of the child of Empire's CEO, and that fact is bound to have some unforeseen consequences.
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Though Fagan didn't struggle with clinical mental illness, she did consider leaving her team because of the fervency of the unforeseen pressures that arose.
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For a game so focused on its narrative, it makes no sense for Unforeseen Incidents to gate its beautiful environments behind overly testing brainteasers.
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There have been plenty of mistakes and unforeseen developments that have tested the United States and raised questions about the wisdom of its policies.
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Mr. Recny said his company's electric bills were about $60,000 higher than normal for January and February, an unforeseen increase of about 30 percent.
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Deus Ex, he says, also grew out of the rampant worries about conspiracies and the unforeseen consequences of emerging technology in the late 1990s.
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Unless some unforeseen and backdoor pact happens between Netflix and certain associated parties (Disney), Luke Cage will be as dead as Kanye's black card.
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This unforeseen action prompted a round of objections and shouting by the few Democrats present in the chamber, though it was all for naught.
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Mulvey said STRIVR has even created an active shooter drill for the company, giving employees guidance on how to handle such an unforeseen emergency.
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Unforeseen crises truly put a leader and his team to the test, drastically altering the policy space and creating opportunities to push new agendas.
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There is no direct link between that investigation and Mr. Mueller's, but when prosecutors follow the money, they can find themselves in unforeseen places.
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The unforeseen move toward sending merchandise around the world in containers made it more attractive to unload ships onto trains in Halifax or Montreal.
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Absent some compelling reason, arising from facts unforeseen when the arrangements were made, there is then a strong moral reason to keep your word.
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Spend time now preparing your home and family from unforeseen risks, and when and if disaster strikes, you will be able to respond faster.
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"This agreement will partially mitigate key business risks, such as the unforeseen need to cancel or postpone events," S&P said in its report.
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"What we're seeing is the unforeseen consequences of the rise of ETFs," said Peter Marber, chief investment officer at active asset manager Aperture Investors.
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Instead, he rode a wave of surfing fever that reached an unforeseen following in colder climes; he even experimented with a version in Antarctica.
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More broadly, genetically diverse populations tend to be more resilient, precisely because they have more genetic resources to draw on when unforeseen challenges arise.
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Pulling the United States out of the Paris climate deal would have unforeseen consequences for President Trump, his international agenda and U.S. climate policy.
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Sloppy lending, higher costs, poor use of capital, increased risk-taking in trading, unforeseen moves in interest rates and unpredictable regulation are among them.
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According to a financial source close to the matter, Carige would only request help with the precautionary recapitalisation if new and unforeseen problems arose.
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Once a company is up and running, inevitably, unforeseen circumstances will arise that negatively impact cash flow (and the ability to pay back debts).
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Oil markets are surrounded by "black swans" – unforeseen events – and "they can seriously impact the market situation," Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Wednesday.
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"In an otherwise healthy young adult, barring anything unforeseen, treatment can be fairly straightforward and patients can recover within a few weeks," Azar said.
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Barring an unforeseen change of heart by another Republican senator, it appeared Alexander's decision would bring a swifter conclusion to Trump's two-week trial.
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Third, an automatic continuing resolution should sunset after a few years, because it might have unforeseen consequences and might otherwise be hard to reverse.
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As Reynolds points out, the negative ones, such as a bad diagnosis or disability, or some unforeseen disaster, are a punch in the gut.
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His input shows: Like Margiela's best designs, the curation of the show has a sly cleverness, and an arresting ability to invite unforeseen connections.
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Any U.S. military action targeting the Assad regime is a serious escalation, one that could have unforeseen consequences and put U.S. troops at risk.
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On Monday, they arrived in the championship game, an unforeseen occurrence for a team that until last season had never reached a regional final.
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Their heroic efforts have unforeseen consequences that lead to even more damage, exacerbated by their unwillingness to talk to each other about how they're struggling.
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" In a statement on Monday, the star's rep shared: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber will cancel the remainder of the Purpose World Tour concerts.
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Higgins lines his critique with a simple understanding: Simmons is still the presumptive No. 1 pick and it would take something unforeseen to change it.
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Barring any unforeseen delays, the first Bolts will roll off the production line at GM's Orion Assembly facility in Michigan by the end of 2016.
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The horrible truth is that, as sudden and disruptive as the order was when it was released and immediately implemented Friday night, it wasn't unforeseen.
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After the surprise Brexit vote in June created currency headwinds for Oracle last quarter, this quarter was hampered by an unforeseen Egyptian currency exchange loss.
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Solomon has curated her own section, The Dark Horse, which refers to the archetype of the same name — the unforeseen visitor, or here, powerful retaliation.
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We actually had a bill that passed, except at the last minute — as you know — we had one deciding vote against it that was unforeseen.
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" In July, his rep announced in a statement that "due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber will cancel the remainder of the Purpose World Tour concerts.
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These tests can get especially tricky if a taxpayer got married during this time or if the home was sold due to unforeseen circumstances, however.
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A "black swan" event refers to an unforeseen occurrence that typically has extreme consequences, while a "grey rhino" is a highly obvious yet ignored threat.
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However, there are always unforeseen circumstances where the submissive can't use the safe word and depends on a certain degree of trust in the dominatrix.
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But according to a financial source close to the matter, Carige would only consider a request for precautionary recapitalisation if new and unforeseen problems arose.
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Although getting rid of physical cash seems like a good idea from a crime prevention perspective, the potential unforeseen consequences should not be treated lightly.
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There are also a fair number of other issues with Catalina, like Adobe software incompatibility problems and unforeseen hurdles related to the removal of iTunes.
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" In a statement on Monday, the singer's rep shared: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber will cancel the remainder of the Purpose World Tour concerts.
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This often unforeseen tax cost can be significant because of the very high rate of the estate tax: The current maximum rate is 40 percent.
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And if it wasn't for the unforeseen Shakespearean twist that was "The Story of Adidon" (more on that in a second), the plan was working.
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After that, temporarily displaced residents will have an eight-day window to move back to their homes—just in case there are any unforeseen hitches.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber will cancel the remainder of the Purpose World Tour concerts," the star's rep says in a statement on Monday.
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The future may be wide open but there's only so much time for Scotty Walden to dream about the next unforeseen place it takes him.
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A victory can have unforeseen consequences that feel more like a loss over time (which is why people say "be careful what you wish for").
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But scientists emphasize that altering human DNA is still too new a technology, and with it may come unforeseen, permanent risks to the human body.
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Also, there's significant concern that, in future, these germline modifications might be passed down to the next generation, which would could result in unforeseen consequences.
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Fallout from the 2016 election had resulted in a daily deluge of journalism about the unforeseen consequences that Facebook and other social networks were having.
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Following an unforeseen surge in jail population this summer, VICE Impact spoke with some young Londoners on a mission to help reduce reoffending rates. How?
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As Uber approaches its IPO, a slew of investors that were in the right place at the right time await a payday of unforeseen scale.
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Genetic testing would also have to be accompanied by mandatory counseling, Caplan says, in case the tests turn up unforeseen medical risks or familial complications.
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But it could also point to entirely new products developed in ways presently unforeseen using Sonos' intellectual property and Ikea's vast network of furniture designers.
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Ultimately, nothing will improve your financial security as much as nailing the basics so you prosper in any upturn and insulate yourself against the unforeseen.
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The film openly asks whether a discovery for this magnitude must be actualized in order to advance science, even if it might have unforeseen consequences.
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Without Section 230 protections, websites would essentially be forced to hedge resources against unforeseen lawsuits based on unpredictable activity on the part of their users.
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Don't expect emissions to keep falling without another big change: unforeseen market dynamics like we've seen with natural gas or big federal policies requiring cuts.
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It argued that "an unforeseen financial depression" caused the losses, not any wrongdoing by the bank, and it was simply a case of "buyer's remorse".
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Josh Tomlin strives to continue his unforeseen torrid start when the Cleveland Indians close a four-game series against the host Seattle Mariners on Thursday.
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After playing more than 150 shows, Bieber pulled out of his tour, citing only "unforeseen circumstances" at the time, which frustrated and worried his fans.
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As always, British meddling during the colonial era has had lasting unforeseen consequences that are now interwoven into the fabric of a previously colonized society.
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India census exposes extent of poverty Shock to the system The system also struggles to deal with any unforeseen events, like the recent caste protests.
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Under WTO rules, a country can impose safeguards - temporary emergency tariffs - to shield its domestic industry from an sudden, unforeseen and damaging surge in imports.
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Boards and officials may decide that, given two equally worthy candidates for a top slot, a woman is less likely to run into unforeseen problems.
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"Expectations are higher than ever, and it's hard to get through to clients about the recovery period and the risk of unforeseen results," he said.
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Barring the unforeseen, Trump's path to the presidency is still obscure, his likely coalition insufficient, his chances of losing by a comfortable margin quite high.
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Though wedding insurance can cover unforeseen events like deployment, weather events and the closing of the reception space, only Wedsure, based in Toluca Lake, Calif.
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Its energy helped propel a flagging Democratic Party to unforeseen success in Virginia's recent delegate races, and proposals like Medicare for All are increasingly popular.
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Barring a "blue wave" of unforeseen proportions, Republicans are expected to maintain their narrow 51-49 majority in the Senate and possibly add to it.
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You can even schedule when and where the backup happens so you can ensure that you'll have access to your data should something unforeseen happen.
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What emerges is a complicated meshing of ideas — the unforeseen consequences of rapacity, the way life can alter in a single moment — with microscopic observation.
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In a darker vision of the future, a gene drive could accidentally cause unforeseen ecological consequences, and turn the public against it, preventing its use.
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However, like the running socks, they paid off in the long run, but this still didn't change the fact that they were an unforeseen cost.
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Trump and his aides have taken credit for the stock boom, a rare step for administrations wary of tying themselves to any unforeseen market downturn.
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Michelangelo and Leonardo were legendary for starting more than they finished, drawn to other projects by their own questing talent, patrons' demands or unforeseen delays.
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But then, in 1991, an unforeseen and badly managed episode involving the purchase of Treasury bonds spelled doom for Mr. Gutfreund and almost sank Salomon.
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It's worth remembering that these devices, just like any kind of connected device, are one unforeseen security vulnerability away from a pretty gnarly privacy scenario.
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The precautionary facility was put in place two years ago to cushion any unforeseen external shocks that could put pressure on Kenya's balance of payments.
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"If you were needing a large amount of assets for an unforeseen need, you've now got equity in your home and not assets," he said.
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Barring some unforeseen development, the president will lock in a 5-to-4 conservative majority, shifting the court solidly to the right for a generation.
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Barring an unforeseen shock to the system, I expect the jobless rate to continue to fall, probably to rates we haven't seen since the 1960s.
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" How unforeseen the coronavirus crisis was Trump repeated his previous claim that "this was something that nobody has ever thought could happen to this country.
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The size of the deal could not be learned, but sources say the deal is essentially done, barring an unforeseen last-minute change of heart.
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A "black swan" event refers to an unforeseen occurrence that typically has extreme consequences, while a "gray rhino" is a highly obvious yet ignored threat.
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Fear about unforeseen side effects escalates when consent forms, like the ones I signed, state that a new regimen cannot cure but might kill patients.
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The other day I hit up against a new and unforeseen problem — it went totally dead on me just as a cold snap kicked in.
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These shifts, like the British army's decision to treat commands issued over WhatsApp as official written orders, aren't inherently insecure, but could have unforeseen consequences.
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"We talked to his doctors, and they are happy so far," the person said, cautioning that with any such procedure, there could be unforeseen complications.
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"There will likely be some unforeseen technical difficulties," the league says, "but we will try our best to deal with them in a timely fashion."
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Formula E, the world's first electric championship, has already canceled a Moscow round scheduled for June 4 due to "unforeseen circumstances" relating to road closures.
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Other variables may affect what Warren could or couldn't do if she wins — like the state of the economy by 2021, and any unforeseen crises.
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During the Cold War, the plane was in the air almost 24/7 just in case an unforeseen nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union happened.
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But Bosnia's security ministry, citing "sudden and unforeseen circumstances in Syria", said the return of the group - all Bosnian citizens - had been put off indefinitely.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop singer Justin Bieber on Monday canceled the remainder of his "Purpose" world tour citing "unforeseen circumstances" but gave no specific reasons.
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China's banking regulator chief warned that a "black swan," or an unforeseen event could threaten the country's financial stability, official People's Daily reported on Wednesday.
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Once you've counted the beans and weighed the cost-to-benefit, it's important to note that leaving comes with unforeseen kickbacks, both negative and positive.
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Another unforeseen consequence was how quickly bacteria would develop resistance to these antibiotic drugs as they became way overprescribed and their sale way under regulated.
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Unforeseen expenses aside, the American Pet Products Association, an industry trade group, estimates that pet guardians will spend $75 billion on their animals in 2019.
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"Southeast Asia has been developing itself as a manufacturing hub and the changes may provide it unforeseen opportunities," Deloitte said in its explanation of the results.
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Privacy critics and techno-sceptics are concerned about the unforeseen consequences, such as backdoor data intrusions, or a lack of institutional recourse if something goes wrong.
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Assuming the company can avoid unforeseen disaster with the Galaxy Note 8, it will have made a triumphant return from one of its most humbling failures.
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The Morris Worm opened the world's eyes to unforeseen vulnerabilities, planting the seeds of public mistrust that have steadily grown for decades and, today, are flourishing.
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"You try to plan your cash flow perfectly, but unexpected problems and unforeseen timing can result in overdrafts for even the most careful people," Hauer said.
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We tapped six pet owners for advice on how to wage a fair fight against everything from rogue hair to abrupt stains to unforeseen mystery smells.
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Regardless, this lawsuit will be a fascinating and potentially precedent-setting experiment in how copyright law treats a relatively new and unforeseen type of digital creation.
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Barring an unforeseen calamity, Fiji will enter Rio as gold medal favorites in a sport that is returning to the Olympics following a 92-year hiatus.
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If anything, this kind of unpredictable moment compels me to always tune in to award shows, just in case something unforeseen and magical like this happens.
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They take advantage of the working poor and then use the legal system to harass and demean you when you can't pay due to unforeseen circumstances.
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"Timeless" is perhaps the most direct contemplation of what's known as "the butterfly effect," in which messing with time can have unforeseen consequences, large and small.
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One missed alarm, traffic jam, or any unforeseen event can result in missing that day's dose, which could trigger debilitating withdrawal symptoms like nausea and insomnia.
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The war was not unforeseen, as tension had been rising between the two powers for years, but the timing and the rapidity of its outbreak was.
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The full impact of these initiatives will not be known for some time, and will depend on iterative exchanges among multiple parties and unforeseen additional developments.
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"If there is unforeseen massive destruction, maybe they will pursue some kind of enforcement action for natural resource damages, but short of that, it is unclear."
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The WTO's Safeguards Agreement allows such tariffs as a temporary measure to counter a sudden and unforeseen surge in imports that threatens to damage national producers.
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Copper's supply dynamics are more complex than those of zinc, with unforeseen production hits and producer cutbacks balanced against new mines and expansions of existing mines.
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Its rival Facebook is going through a similar process of reacting to unforeseen consequences of its open platform that faces little human content moderation up front.
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Why it matters: "This whole invasion seems like it was just a fascinating series of unforeseen consequences of regulation changes," study author Elizabeth Hobson told Nature.
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Caracas-based PDVSA has been particularly affected in the last weeks by unforeseen spending on emergency oil and fuel imports to stem a nationwide gasoline shortage.
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But winning big can also come with some unforeseen drawbacks, according to Tomorrow Rodriguez, a "Deal or No Deal" contestant who won $1 million in 2008.
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Video, and live video is becoming so integral to reporting of incidences of police violence and it's a very powerful, perhaps unforeseen use of this technology.
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Anki is releasing a finished software development kit in the coming months to let developers take advantage of the robot's advanced capabilities to perform unforeseen tasks.
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The committee, made up of British and EU representatives, would ensure the good functioning of the withdrawal agreement, deal with unforeseen situations and discuss diverging views.
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On Tuesday, the morning after the league title was secured, a notice was pinned to the trainer's room at the club: Closed due to unforeseen circumstances.
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First, barring something unforeseen and unimaginable, there is no way I can see that this strategy stands a gnat's chance in hell of coming to fruition.
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There are other variables, of course, and these trends could evaporate quickly if the economy falters (particularly if tariffs disrupt growth) or an unforeseen event occurs.
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" Shortly after learning about Ted Cruz and John Kasich's alliance to try to block his path to the Republican nomination, Trump dubbed the unforeseen partnership "collusion.
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A related problem is that CRISPR has been known to produce unwanted genetic mutations, which could potentially lead to unforeseen health issues in the newborn twins.
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OmniTrax, which owns the line, tried to cancel its contract with the government, declaring what lawyers call a "force majeure," an unforeseen event beyond its responsibility.
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For companies that have shouldered this cost and broken the family-owned, locally-funded mould, adapting to the realities of market financing has posed unforeseen challenges.
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History attests that unforeseen events as the year unfolds may buffet the economy and call for more than a slight change from policy projections released today.
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It features a cable storage system to keep the wire out of the way, killing any possibility of pulls, spills, bumps, and any other unforeseen accidents.
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The CBO warned that the higher debt levels also increase the chances of a fiscal crisis while reducing the government's ability to respond to unforeseen events.
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Value investors, on the other hand, saw the real estate market's impending nosedive as an opportunity to scoop up undervalued properties or capitalize on unforeseen opportunity.
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But, 24 hours later, Lance says the realtor called to say there was an "unforeseen circumstance" and another buyer came in and made a higher offer.
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The CFPB should have issued a rule opening this option up for families experiencing a temporary tight financial situation due to an unforeseen emergency or expense.
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An important reason for the unforeseen appeal of illiberalism in the East was therefore the shocking crisis of liberalism within the West that they once idolized.
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How to Plan for the Unforeseen The financial effects of unexpected events like death or illness can be blunted or controlled with some preparation, advisers say.
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Absent an unforeseen turn of events, Sanders has little realistic hope of overcoming Biden's sizable lead in the race for enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Barring unforeseen events, Democrats in the region will make gains at every level on Election Day, from statewide contests to House elections to state legislative seats.
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But as unprecedented numbers of people channel their political energy through this medium, it's being used in unforeseen ways with societal repercussions that were never anticipated.
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"As we move forward to meet the statutory deadline without further delay, we will work with Congress to address any unforeseen issues that arise," Vought said.
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Additionally, Trump's sprawling business empire presents unprecedented and unforeseen challenges to the audit process that now may justify statutory revisions for similar situations in the future.
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And then there's your parents, who in any infinite number of selfish, altruistic and unforeseen ways, could have set you out on a different path altogether.
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They are "safeguard" tariffs, a kind of emergency shield erected to stop a sudden, unforeseen and damaging import surge that could seriously damage a particular industry.
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New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson, the country's biggest drug maker, said it already has backup plans in place to deal with "unforeseen events" such as coronavirus.
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There also might be an unforeseen problem in the current grab-and-go method: parents not being able to go to these meal stations at all.
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The one-time Rauschenberg Emergency Grants will provide visual and media artists and choreographers with up to $19433,000 to cover a number of unforeseen medical expenses.
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"Unfortunately, there was a malfunctioning of certain components, which, coupled with the unforeseen weather conditions, made landing at the airport difficult," Odaudu said in the statement.
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Ahead, they get real about the unforeseen costs and "it was all worth it" gains you might expect to encounter when you're starting your own business.
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But the disaster is having some other unforeseen repercussions, including at the country's Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, where air quality has reached hazardous levels.
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The proposal delivers a major wishlist item for industry and conservatives who complain the permitting process takes too long, adding years of delay and unforeseen costs.
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It's not ironic when a magician cancels a show due to "unforeseen circumstances," but it is when a psychic's performance is canceled for the same reason.
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The goal for investors, of course, is to make money off their wagers — or at least to avoid losing it due to some unforeseen political outcome.
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Even taking the investigation into account, he said, the verdict leaves Mr. Sharif in a relatively strong position for elections next year, "barring any unforeseen circumstances."
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Fretful viewers may have to watch this through their fingers, although it must be said that, as time crawls by, you start to foresee the unforeseen.
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An unforeseen shift in national sentiment toward Republicans, or a small polling error in favor of the GOP, could quickly change the midterm outcome, Silver writes.
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And if there is one more unforeseen consequence to retirement aboard a cruise ship, Mr. Salcedo said, it is getting used to being on land again.
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Executives say unforeseen obstacles like the Fukushima nuclear disaster and the rise of shale gas production in the United States have shaken the atomic power industry.
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Höfn's harbor channel has become shallower due to sediment deposits, making it harder to reach the sea - and there may be other unforeseen complications, experts said.
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Of the 113,000 people surveyed by Zillow, about half of all renters and one-fifth of all homeowners said they couldn't cover an unforeseen $1,000 expense.
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But what if I were to tell you that barring a significant unforeseen shock to the system, the outcome of 22018 is already set in stone?
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These terrifying new capabilities on both sides would substantially escalate the chances of a catastrophic accidental use of nuclear weapons during some as yet unforeseen crisis.
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Such clauses are intended to secure a process for handling unforeseen events related to Brexit, said Jennifer J. Kafcas, a finance lawyer in London at McGuireWoods.
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And so barring some pretty major changes there or some other unforeseen thing, I think it's pretty unlikely that Daydream is gonna be on the iPhone.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances, the hotel's internet and telephone lines are currently disconnected until further notice,"the hotel's web page said Monday, according to CNN Money.
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The judge also pressed a government lawyer about the administration's claim the wall qualified as an "unforeseen military requirement" which allowed the money to be used.
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Allowances are granted to countries struck by unforeseen events, such as an economic downturn, earthquake or influx of refugees, all of which can push up government spending.
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On the verge of tears, Houzah described that she felt "completely furious" because the woman would not tell her the reasoning behind the abrupt and unforeseen request.
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As if compelled by Jedi mind tricks, audiences have been turning out to see J.J. Abrams' latest addition to the Star Wars saga in previously unforeseen droves.
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Prescription liquid medications are not subject to TSA restrictions, according to the administration's website, but be sure to follow the extra steps to avoid any unforeseen issues.
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Not only does this help you discover any unforeseen medical conditions, you'll get closer to your annual out-of-pocket spending maximums if there are any issues.
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It's one of a dog owner's worst nightmares: Due to an unforeseen collision of circumstances your canine has lashed out and attacked another animal — or a person.
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Some groups train their members for unforeseen attacks, while other antifa organize more militant trainings to equip people with arms or prepare them for confrontations at protests.
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There's been a smattering of handwringing that Echos are turning kids into assholes who never have to tell Alexa, "please," or are enablers of unforeseen consumer binges.
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Once the Process has begun, viewers and applicants alike are constantly kept guessing about whether something is an unforeseen complication, or just another part of the test.
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Ingmar Guandique cleared because of 'unforeseen developments,' say prosecutors On Thursday, the U.S. Attorney's Office made the unexpected announcement that charges against Guandique would soon be dropped.
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But once the PC version's out, it'll be the perfect excuse to start a new character, and barring any unforeseen disasters I doubt I'll ever go back.
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Both of those challenges remain real (indeed a third previously unforeseen threat has arisen in the form of low-cost long-haul competitors such as Norwegian Air).
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This winter six South African players have used a European Union law to join English county cricket teams, a case study of Brexit's impact in unforeseen areas.
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There is currently a "positive feedback loop", but if some sort of unforeseen negative event takes place, it "may turn into a negative feedback loop," he said.
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What's more, the precedent for taxes on plastic bags is for grocery stores to retain that revenue to cover any unforeseen costs associated with instituting the ban.
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And apart from the election, participants also expressed worries about stretched valuations and the potential that an unforeseen shock could cause a dramatic move wider in spreads.
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President Donald Trump's lack of focus on staffing the federal government poses unforeseen risks to the United States, said Michael Lewis, a best-selling author and journalist.
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Similarly, any unforeseen outsized or unusual fines, settlements or charges levied could also have adverse rating implications, particularly if permanent franchise damage is incurred as a result.
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Unforeseen drops in the cost of renewable energy and batteries, among other things, mean the committee now says net-zero can be achieved for the same price.
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DJI operates a global Bug Bounty Program so the world's security researchers can identify unforeseen security issues, and we hire independent security experts to test our products.
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For now, Uber says that each car will have a safety driver in front to oversee the drive and intervene in unsafe weather or other unforeseen conditions.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's banking regulator chief warned that a "black swan", or an unforeseen, event could threaten the country's financial stability, official People's Daily reported on Wednesday.
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But, in addition to the issue (a Champagne problem, admittedly) of how difficult they are to get ready in, there's another unforeseen issue with these diminutive dwellings.
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However, their work in improving access to healthcare for these marginalized communities has also had an unforeseen and adverse impact, according to gay rights activist Lambert Lamba.
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"Importantly, delays related to the Delray Beach [Florida] location resulted in unforeseen costs and a significant slowdown in circuit-wide development and new grand openings," Hashemi said.
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That could result in AI weapons that aren't thoroughly tested, make inexplicable decisions in the heat of the moment, or interact in unforeseen ways with other systems.
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Which means that the real 21996 playing field -- barring any sort of catastrophic unforeseen circumstances in the "safe" seats -- is four Democratic seats and 267 Republican seats.
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What was unforeseen about NAFTA was the effect it would have on the drug trade—it essentially made the drug trade a lot smoother, and smuggling easier.
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" An email sent to customers and posted on the Evercar website cited "unforeseen circumstances" that kept them from providing the hourly rental service "in the near term.
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Bhullar's Dad was an Olympic level wrestler who was considered for the 1998 games, but due to unforeseen circumstances he was not able to represent his country.
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"We're pretty optimistic that we've seen the bottom and we'll continue to grind upwards, barring any unforeseen precipitous drop in crude prices below $40," he told CNBC.
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"Make sure you understand who the cloud provider is, that they are highly reliable and that there will be no unforeseen costs down the line," Burg said.
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But internal emails released this week have given a glimpse into the Pentagon's frenzied response to an unforeseen tweet from Trump or statement from the White House.
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There is nothing that Apple would like to do more than rid itself of its reliance on Intel, which would eliminate such unforeseen hiccups in the future.
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"Even when interns have already signed their contract with employers, occasionally there are some who must decline at the last minute due to unforeseen circumstances," says Salemi.
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Barring the unforeseen, he is expected to announce his candidacy, perhaps online, after Easter and immediately embark on a trip to early voting caucus and primary states.
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"There are always unforeseen circumstances that come up though, which is why I didn't get too hard on myself when we went past our timeline," she said.
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Unless something totally unforeseen happens such as a major military conflict, the global economy tanks, a Thomas Eagleton situation grips the Democratic Party, Trump becomes ill, etc.
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If he does pull the United States out of the deal as expected, it would have unforeseen consequences for Trump, his international agenda and U.S. climate policy.
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Let's not forget that rulebooks for sport, just like legal precedent in the wider world, expands because they have to try to constantly respond to unforeseen circumstances.
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This is why the Modern Mondays event, "An Evening with Chto Delat," at MoMA on September 25th felt more like an unforeseen intervention than an anticipated event.
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The findings show that the great American climate change migration could add more than 250,000 previously unforeseen future residents to Austin, Orlando, Atlanta, and Houston by 2100.
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Some cost overruns are attributable to unforeseen circumstances, but across the board, we are very bad at estimating how much these projects will cost to begin with.
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Just as app developers have given the iPhone new functions, these furniture companies are giving Ikea's utilitarian offerings an unforeseen sense of style in an affordable package.
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Mazrouei, who also serves as energy minister of the United Arab Emirates, said OPEC member crude producers had enough capacity to handle any unforeseen global supply disruptions.
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A Moschino spokeswoman blamed "unforeseen technical issues" for the cancellation, but the impression among those present was that he didn't want to sing to an empty room.
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The big-picture geek in me, meanwhile, can't stop checking the standings every day — even at this early stage — because of the unforeseen chaos in both conferences.
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The show is metaphorically so many things — the situations that these characters are going through and the way their lives can be completely altered by things unforeseen.
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"I tried to get them one by one and sit down and explain something to them: time and unforeseen occurrences befalls us all," she said, paraphrasing Scripture.
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As more and more states delay primaries to prevent further spread of the virus, there's still potentially time for an unforeseen event to shake up the race.
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Workday is offering a one time cash bonus, equivalent to two weeks of pay, to its employees to help offset unforeseen costs brought on by the coronavirus.
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And that I suspect is key to a great and long-lasting vacation: He allowed himself to be open to the unforeseen and immersed in his experience.
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With the cost of repairs estimated at 20 million to 60 million Canadian dollars, the company declared a "force majeure" — an unforeseen event beyond the company's responsibility.
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And then, in the best chapter in the book, Power gives us the ammo to see how even just striving for better can lead to unforeseen complications.
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"However, at the same time, you also need to have a rainy-day fund for large unforeseen house expenses in case your AC breaks or roof leaks."
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Significantly, resilience was elevated to a full objective of the program to help ensure that unforeseen events do not derail progress toward reaching a world without hunger.
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Despite the Bacons' efforts, the Homeland Security investigation fizzled after nine months, suspended because of "unforeseen circumstances" and "lack of prosecutorial evidence," according to an agency email.
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Unforeseen technical problems are prolonging the process of finishing up the telescope, making it increasingly likely that the spacecraft will have to launch at a later date.
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You&aposll need to bulk up your emergency fund to make sure your entire family and all of your new expenses are covered in unforeseen financial circumstances.
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They're Americans born with disabilities or have become disabled due to unforeseen circumstances; they're children who deserve a shot at a good future regardless of their past.
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A GoFundMe campaign set up to help his family cover unforeseen expenses and help pay for his three children's education had raised nearly $400,000 as of Monday.
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Having funds to pay for an unforeseen financial hardship, such as a disability or a large expense, can be a vital aspect of the financial-planning process.
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But because I was working more, we paid more for childcare during those months, and we also had some unforeseen car problems we had to pay for.
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But the Federal Trade Commission has warned of potential abuse in the form of services that aren't actually provided or unforeseen costs that could suck consumers dry.
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" Davis added that "forcing states to adopt this as a federal mandate could cause many unforeseen issues for state and local election officials in the implementation process.
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This person also said that McConnell, barring an unforeseen deal with Democrats, plans to move to change Senate rules at some point after next week's congressional recess.
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As someone who flies often, I understand and appreciate the difficulties faced by the airlines with demanding schedules, tight deadlines, unforeseen circumstances like inclement weather, and others.
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" Mackey, who did not participate in the research, believes that the study could lead to stricter prescribing guidelines, which in turn could give rise to "unforeseen consequences.
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What is clear after about a year is that it has forced a number of unforeseen changes, large and small, in the places that have embraced it.
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That move was another unforeseen step on an unconventional hockey path, which shifted when Majul was deported to Mexico during his college career in the United States.
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"As unprecedented numbers of people channel their political energy through this medium, it's being used in unforeseen ways with societal repercussions that were never anticipated," he wrote.
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I think that there's an entire suite of experiences, a whole suite of them that are combining in unforeseen ways to just rewrite the norms of society.
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Also, ISOs already sign what are called "reliability must-run" (RMR) contracts with certain power plants, insuring that they are always available in case of unforeseen need.
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Alexander Rossi says there was 1 very unforeseen consequence to winning the Indy 500 ... a gaggle of women SLIDING into his Instagram DMs ... wanting to hook up!!
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Those two twists, which were totally unforeseen when Bush entered office, ended up giving the Obama administration two of its most powerful tools for tackling carbon pollution.
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So it was a huge loss, it was unforeseen for Uber, but at the same time it ended up evening out in terms of their user base.
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And whatever the slowdown in China's economy, there is clearly enough money left around for its clubs to throw unforeseen fortunes at the talented feet of foreign players.
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Given Hilltop's concentrated exposure to Texas, unforeseen negative developments in the Texas economy leading to a material deterioration in asset quality could prompt a review of the ratings.
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"The next day, due to 'unforeseen circumstances,' the same agent informed us that there's another Corporate Buyer (Hollywood studio) who wants the house at any cost," he wrote.
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Should the selling worsen again, if an unforeseen event does trigger more fear, the lack of hedging could expose investors and the market as a whole to pain.
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Wall Street concerns about "unforeseen consequences" from another Federal Reserve interest rate hike were keeping a lid on Tuesday's stock market rebound, according to veteran trader Art Cashin.
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Jones makes it easy to believe in data-over-audio as a sturdy proto-network that will be still standing after some unforeseen emergency wipes out other channels.
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Essentially, the vote confirmed the worst fears of investors this year, namely that some type of unforeseen event would come along to derail an already fragile global economy.
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An unforeseen medical bill or a broken-down car or a sputtering furnace is a legitimate emergency; a sale at Macy's or the latest smartphone upgrade is not.
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A GoFundMe campaign set up to help his family cover unforeseen expenses and help pay for his three children's education raised more than $570,000 as of Wednesday morning.
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Yellen and Fischer would then be responsible for precipitating a change in the laws governing the Fed that could have far-reaching unforeseen consequences for the Fed's independence.
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We got generous help from both sets of (wonderful) parents, but I still maxed out my credit card on all the unforeseen expenses of a wedding and honeymoon.
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In other words: barring unforeseen delays — an inescapable reality of game development — Ubi plans to release all four of those games before the end of March next year.
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Separate reports from the Labor Department, showing a surprise increase in unemployment claims and an unforeseen dip in producer prices, pointed to a slowdown in U.S. economic activity.
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In this case, also include that it's been a huge time-suck or that there were unforeseen challenges, and check in on how high a priority it is.
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In the unforeseen and unfortunate event, that you or a loved one should sustain a serious illness or injury, the cost of surgery or hospitalization could be astronomical.
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Musk has faced some unforeseen problems along the way, including the September 2016 explosion of a SpaceX Falcon rocket while it was being tested at Florida's Cape Canaveral.
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Barring unforeseen catastrophe, late next year Australia will pass the Netherlands' modern record of 26 years of consecutive growth—despite the slowdown of its biggest trading partner, China.
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As practical in the kitchen as it is on a campsite, this multipurpose scissor is perfect for the survivalist who likes to be prepared for any unforeseen circumstance.
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Unforeseen losses racked up by Nidera, and accounting irregularities unearthed last year in its Latin American operations have helped persuade COFCO's management to look at ways to divest.
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The Act accelerated massive investment and innovation in communications and information technology propelling widespread adoption of powerful and connected technologies leading to unforeseen economic prosperity and consumer choice.
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We are standing in the way of the Middle East undoing the unforeseen chaos that was spawned with the passing of the Sykes-Picot Agreement just after WWI.
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"Continue to build the flexibility to adjust to changing and unforeseen situations faster than the enemy can adapt," the officer said, according to a video of the ceremony.
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"I'm personally not a big fan of harvesting rhino horns," Edmondson said, arguing that legalizing international rhino trade is a "pandora's box" situation that could create unforeseen issues.
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When MyPayrollHR closed, over 4,000 of its clients were abruptly notified that their payroll transactions couldn't be processed "due to unforeseen circumstances," according to the Albany Times Union.
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There's dramatic potential in Ryder's struggle to assert his identity, only to be upstaged by unforeseen troubles, but Mr. Sobel's film skates past any persuasive sense of motivation.
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"In reality, yield increases are likely to be more variable due to factors such as climate change and other unforeseen changes to the agricultural system," the paper states.
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Musk reiterated the delivery problems due to unforeseen challenges in the earnings call Wednesday, noting that a large number of vehicle deliveries has shifted to the second quarter.
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"Should a crisis arise because of policy mistakes, geopolitical crises, or other currently unforeseen risks, the ability to protect principal will be impaired relative to history," he wrote.
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The shift to EMV hasn't run precisely smooth: the card networks are behind schedule certifying the new machines, and retailers are complaining about more chargebacks and unforeseen delays.
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It wasn't an immediate change but instead a slow and steady process: Leonard's workmanlike demeanor became a hallmark of the Raptors' play — carrying them to previously unforeseen heights.
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As the Mavericks reveled in an unforeseen 16 points and 14 rebounds from the reserve center Salah Mejri, Porzingis was right in the heart of multiple bench celebrations.
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None of us is immune to the siren call of our gadgets, or to the nebulous sense of voluntarily hurtling toward some unforeseen future that is very bad.
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Six months ago, Woods completed an unforeseen return to golf's upper echelon and ended a five-year winless drought, with a victory at the season-ending Tour Championship.
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Using irony and satire, Laibach and NSK appropriated the imagery of state power and elements of pan-Slavic folk traditions, exploring how these connections manifest in unforeseen ways.
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The promotion of infant formula in place of breast milk, and our reliance on processed foods into adulthood, have had some unforeseen and frightening repercussions for our health.
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"We are used to adapting to unforeseen circumstances, which has put us in a position to think of innovative methods in order to stay open," Hagstrom Miller said.
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But in the midst of La Biennale Paris, the exhibition "Recomposition" will show Stohead's latest creative endeavor, marked by an unforeseen harmony – crisp shapes, thick texture, brash hues.
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"When you have less than ideal retirement savings and you're aging, that comes with additional medical costs and unforeseen expenses," said Tricia Harte, a spokesperson for Provision Living.
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About a week or so ago, Beliebers across the world were given some truly grim news: Justin Bieber had cancelled his Purpose World Tour due to "unforeseen circumstances".
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LONDON — The horrific Grenfell Tower fire, which claimed the lives of about 22003 residents of an apartment block here in June, has had a number of unforeseen consequences.
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"There will be increasing competition (Disney's Disney+ and Apple's Apple TV+) and unforeseen hurdles, but we believe the market will support multiple players, with Netflix leading the way."
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These operations are financially ill-equipped to face unforeseen expenses, including just one frivolous lawsuit from a patent troll (or shark as they were called in the 1800s).
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The earthquake in Haiti garnered a much quicker, heftier and more effective response to that tragedy, which was unforeseen and could not have been predicted or planned for.
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In a speech in January he warned officials of "black swan" and "grey rhino" events, in other words, unforeseen crises or ones arising from obvious but neglected problems.
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Cha, a professor at Georgetown University and senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said even a small-scale strike could lead to unforeseen consequences.
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But maybe it can proactively sense an emergent threat so someone else doesn't exploit a similar available opening or leverage an unforeseen opportunity to far greater destructive effect.
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Unforeseen and material problems arising from future acquisitions or acquisitions of businesses lacking an obvious strategic fit within Hilltop's corporate group could prompt a review of the ratings.
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But obviously as an economy opens up and becomes more of a free economy, there are going to be different steps to that and probably some unforeseen happenings.
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