It's George Saunders territory, where the unsatisfactory private world of love and family is hard to distinguish from the equally unsatisfactory world of work.
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Liberals, obviously, will say that Trump's wildly unsatisfactory comments are unsatisfactory, which will give Trumpists the opportunity to denounce unreasonable liberals who just won't give Trump a chance.
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So Theresa May's failure to implement Brexit has been unsatisfactory.
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Voser has pledged a turnaround after years of unsatisfactory performance.
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To redo an unsatisfactory shot, tap the circular Refresh arrow.
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Court decisions are an unsatisfactory way to define insider trading.
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Some shareholders have for several years found this discussion unsatisfactory.
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"Of course it is difficult and unsatisfactory," he said later.
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But theories themselves tend to be confusing, unsatisfactory or both.
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The report says the scrutiny of this secondary legislation is unsatisfactory.
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I would like to personally apologize that your experience was unsatisfactory.
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"Maybe that's morally unsatisfactory but it's the legal position," he adds.
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I think what we know of this deal is deeply unsatisfactory.
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The messy stop-start structure makes this an entirely unsatisfactory piece.
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But they are unsatisfactory for the reason that they are appealing.
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That's one of the reasons the left finds her so unsatisfactory.
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A score below 103 points is considered unsatisfactory by the CDC.
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A score below 86 points is considered unsatisfactory by the CDC.
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In total, 48 countries' state-owned companies were given "unsatisfactory" ratings.
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Kuei and her partners found the league's response disappointing and unsatisfactory.
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The Inspector General found the explanations given for these actions unsatisfactory.
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They checked out the initial one, but found it to be unsatisfactory.
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" She found Grande's response to that request, however, to be "completely unsatisfactory.
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The book also does an unsatisfactory job of dealing with Smith's critics.
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THUS FAR UNFORTUNATELY CHINA'S RESPONSE TO OUR ASKS HAVE BEEN RATHER UNSATISFACTORY.
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But, but, thus far their response has been unsatisfactory to our asks.
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Even a so-called 'enhanced' version of this looked unsatisfactory, Hammond said.
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Three different spas also there also received "unsatisfactory" ratings the same day.
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It was a classic "denominator" problem, but my response seemed supremely unsatisfactory.
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Kate Plays Christine is messy and unsatisfactory, in all the right ways.
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It's a difficult system to navigate, and one that can have unsatisfactory results.
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A weakness of this approach is that rubies themselves make an unsatisfactory pigment.
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If the Home Office finds his answers unsatisfactory, his entry may be declined.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the group held unsatisfactory conversations on the matter.
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John McCain, have viewed as an unsatisfactory denunciation of the use of torture.
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The waiter returned to the table with a plastic container, which was unsatisfactory.
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Beijing last week described Australian efforts to improve the bilateral relationship as "unsatisfactory".
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There are many different answers, each with their own partial and unsatisfactory truth.
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"It was pretty unsatisfactory on the detail and lack of concrete plans," Rep.
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Workers generally can't be disqualified for benefits due to unsatisfactory job performance though.
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I think it's completely unsatisfactory, and I think it ought be dealt with harshly.
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The SECP said it had initiated enforcement actions against modarabas with unsatisfactory track records.
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She was fired within a week of returning, with the company citing unsatisfactory work.
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That's pretty unsatisfactory, seeing as strokes are the fifth-leading cause of American deaths.
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Not to be rude, but if the email below is legit, it is unsatisfactory.
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The percentages of African-Americans and Hispanics who work in tech are similarly unsatisfactory.
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"A significant number of the facilities have been in an unsatisfactory condition," it said.
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Now, any decision by the I.O.C. is likely to be either unsatisfactory or problematic.
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The order described a "pattern of conduct," citing unsatisfactory treatment for six other patients.
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"They were evasive and the answers were unsatisfactory," a senior Democratic lawmaker told me.
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"The whole discussion about climate was very difficult, not to say unsatisfactory," she said.
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For a while, Mr. Canora tried preparing desserts himself, but he found that unsatisfactory.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has repeatedly said he would not sign an unsatisfactory deal.
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" JACOB REES-MOGG, LEADING BREXITEER AND CONSERVATIVE LAWMAKER "This is a deeply unsatisfactory approach.
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Of the five who were warned, three were for "biased" and two for "unsatisfactory" judgements.
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"This childish behavior is unsatisfactory whether it is errant or directed from above," Picardo said.
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That could eventually also lead to a delisting if the bourse finds Toshiba's efforts unsatisfactory.
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Instead, that OMG moment is completely wrapped up, in a rather unsatisfactory way, no less.
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The diagnosis shifts the blame elsewhere, but even those theories have an unsatisfactory end point.
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Onlookers are not surprised that the Obama administration's assurances were unsatisfactory to hard-line advocates.
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Three of those funds said explicitly that divestment was an option if talks were unsatisfactory.
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The pair's statements were allegedly "inconsistent and unsatisfactory" to the mother, according to the document.
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To say that were are mired in stalemate seems the only realistic, yet unsatisfactory, conclusion.
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The photos of the police officer's funeral were found "unsatisfactory" for a full-page splash.
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She has picked fights with the Obama administration over high-ranking officials she deems unsatisfactory.
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Instead, the Jets were continuing their dismal march to the end of another unsatisfactory campaign.
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"The four-year performance has been unsatisfactory no doubt," Gross told Bloomberg News on Monday.
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It's a job that most people, without having done it, might assume would be unsatisfactory.
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Trump said such incidents of non-payment had taken place when the work was unsatisfactory.
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A rather unsatisfactory ending, the therapist opined, and suggested that the man could do better.
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An unsatisfactory hybrid approach was used in the recent confirmation hearing of Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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This is why Obama's statements after these attacks tend to strike many as emotionally unsatisfactory.
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"The numbers confirmed our growth is improving, although it is still unsatisfactory for us," Gutgeld said.
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One order holds nonproductive workers more accountable for unsatisfactory performance and speeds up the disciplinary process.
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Riley, a cosmetic chemist, founded her line in 2009 after finding other skin care products unsatisfactory.
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But as with many policy debates, this is about picking between a bunch of unsatisfactory options.
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Birmingham has more than once torn down its city centre, only to find the replacement unsatisfactory.
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But that argument, which has been knocking around since the dotcom boom, strikes me as unsatisfactory.
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As with many policy debates, this is really about picking between a bunch of unsatisfactory options.
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But it's not just the content that women are finding unsatisfactory, it is the context also.
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A diplomat from Italy, a frontline state in the migrant crisis, branded the plan "highly unsatisfactory".
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Jayapal said in a phone call that the briefing was "unsatisfactory," with her questions going unanswered.
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Yet to view all of his success simply as a product of one institution is unsatisfactory.
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A Shake Shack spokeswoman said Mr. Toro was fired for unsatisfactory job performance on Jan. 3.
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To journalists, that's unsatisfactory, given the now deadly violence being levelled at those on the lists.
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"Goldfein&aposs letter mentioned the remote vision system, saying that "to date, progress has been unsatisfactory.
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New CEO Mark Tritton called the results "unsatisfactory" and said they underscore the imperative for change.
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Unsatisfactory environmental and social impact studies were also factors in the disaster, as was weak monitoring.
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Before that, an even more unsatisfactory toss of the coin was used to break the deadlock.
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The Ortbergs and Mellados ultimately found this second investigation, which also cleared Hybels, to be unsatisfactory.
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The angry customer began arguing with restaurant employees over who was to blame for his unsatisfactory meal.
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Discharge for unsatisfactory performance Santiago joined the Puerto Rico National Guard in December 2007, said Lt. Col.
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Endlessly pushing publicly-funded solutions that Americans find unsatisfactory has made them the party of bad government.
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"On average in the financial year we expect a higher but still unsatisfactory sugar price," he said.
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Employees cited an unsatisfactory explanation for this change as one of the reasons they were speaking out.
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But he also warned that if those arrangements were unsatisfactory, Iran would once again begin uranium enrichment.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is more unsatisfactory for Democratic primary voters than fellow 423 candidates Sen.
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Which for my tastes, would've been unsatisfactory and boring, in the way that I'm thinking of it.
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Tensions mounted further when the school gave Mr. Eugene an "unsatisfactory" rating in a year-end review.
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And the pro-Brexit forces have always oversold its benefits, which makes any actual agreement seem unsatisfactory.
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Ms Anderson fired most of the district's principals, whom she found unsatisfactory, and hired her own handpicked ones.
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"The China-Japan relations are still vulnerable and unsatisfactory," Wang told Fumio Kishida, Japan's minister for foreign affairs.
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"The whole discussion on the topic of climate was very difficult, not to say very unsatisfactory," she said.
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During 17 other inspections over that time period, Quartz wrote, the pools were rated as "unsatisfactory" six times.
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So only 10 percent of your employees could be high performers and 10 percent had to be unsatisfactory.
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Justice Minister Heiko Maas has pledged to take legislative measures if the results are still unsatisfactory by then.
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And if she does show up, how does she guarantee payment if her date deems the evening unsatisfactory?
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The parents of both young women judged a train conductor's son of unsatisfactory social standing for their daughters.
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That is an unsatisfactory answer, since those algorithms are written by people who can certainly create preferred outcomes.
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These disparate expectations were unsatisfactory for both sides, because there is no basis for trust by either party.
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The EU, however, suggested it would appeal the latest findings, saying it found some of the report "unsatisfactory".
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But he rejected as unsatisfactory their explanations that they were busy on other aspects of the Russia investigation.
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But US and British citizens who are quarantined either at home or abroad have complained of unsatisfactory conditions.
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"The whole discussion about climate was very difficult, not to say unsatisfactory," Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said.
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A second investor said that while the supervisory board's choices had often been unsatisfactory, sudden change could backfire.
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I've been struggling with this for a long time, and I've never come up with a wholly unsatisfactory answer.
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The suspect was later given a general discharge from the Alaska Army National Guard in August for unsatisfactory performance.
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"The alternative is, you crush it up or disguise it in something, and those are unsatisfactory alternatives," he said.
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Earlier on Thursday, Ferretti said it had decided to call off its initial public offering because of unsatisfactory pricing.
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Six years into an economic recovery, we're still bumping along at an unsatisfactory 20143 percent average annual growth rate.
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It is hard not to conclude that, even if EU membership has unsatisfactory aspects, it beats all plausible alternatives.
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To all these questions—seated where we were on the brick porch steps—I gave, I know, unsatisfactory answers.
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"Hellman would hardly be the first American literary figure to indulge in touching up an unsatisfactory reality," he wrote.
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He was fired from the force for unsatisfactory performance three months later, according to the New York Daily News.
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Mr. Santiago was discharged in August from the Alaska Army National Guard for "unsatisfactory performance," according to Lt. Col.
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Ask this question and you'll unearth some interesting observations on why people buy things — and what they find unsatisfactory.
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Of course the name more straightforwardly evokes the supposed old-time practice of hurling fruit at unsatisfactory stage performers.
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But he rejected as unsatisfactory the explanation that the agents were busy on other aspects of the Russia investigation.
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"The development of our adjusted EBIT margin was clearly unsatisfactory," Kone's chief executive Henrik Ehrnrooth said in a statement.
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To me, Cook's and Ive's answers are distinctly unsatisfactory — and Cook's is unusually unclear for him and jargon-heavy.
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" Gorham contacted Urban Outfitters about the incident, but says their reply was a "pretty unsatisfactory response to all of this.
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The particular outcomes varied over time, but even the people who fought Trump most successfully ended up with unsatisfactory outcomes.
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"This resulted in an unsatisfactory rating for each inspection," CHP Public Information Officer John D. Fransen told TechCrunch last week.
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However unsatisfactory he may find the administration's looming proposals, Mr Abbas should therefore not count on receiving better ones soon.
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Then — in a rather implausible and unsatisfactory way — she was forgiven by Jaqen and set free to return to Westeros.
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It found that Minnesota's laws were the least punitive, California's needed improvement, and 28 states had minimal or unsatisfactory laws.
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"It was entirely unsatisfactory for him but it was great for us because look how close we are," he adds.
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Her superiors said her leadership had been unsatisfactory and that they had not seen any evidence of her reform plans.
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The repeal effort eventually failed in part because the answers — mostly higher prices for mostly worse insurance — were so unsatisfactory.
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Brailsford, a two-year veteran of the Mesa police force, was previously fired for department policy violations, including unsatisfactory performance.
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THE idea of re-running a vote when the first result is unsatisfactory has been getting a bad press recently.
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The Pentagon determined that the suicide rate is consistent with that for the general US population, but that is unsatisfactory.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's nomination would be more unsatisfactory among Democratic primary voters than if fellow 2020 candidate Sen.
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To be a diplomat is to have to swallow hard and accept unsatisfactory outcomes that are better than the alternative.
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That may be an unsatisfactory answer, but the long-term effects of the new law won't be known for years.
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"That represents a significant increase, but is unsatisfactory when measured against the enormous pent-up needs for modernization," said one source.
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"Any strategy that is rooted in the criminal justice model is unsatisfactory at reducing the harms of drugs," de Barra explains.
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"That represents a significant increase, but is unsatisfactory when measured against the enormous pent-up needs for modernisation," said one source.
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In the twenty-first-century West, we are afflicted with a mediocre libertinism, which is as unstable as it is unsatisfactory.
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Mr. Krahenbuhl was notified in March that an investigation was underway based on allegations of "unsatisfactory conduct," an agency spokeswoman said.
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Voser, the former Royal Dutch Shell CEO, who is also ABB's chairman, has pledged a turnaround after years of unsatisfactory performance.
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Chief Executive Soren Skou called the result "unsatisfactory" but said he still expects EBITDA for the year at $4-$5 billion.
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Though price erosion has been unsatisfactory so far, he said, the arrival of more copies, in particular of Humira, should help.
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Insider has since December been polling how different candidates are perceived — as satisfactory or unsatisfactory nominees — among self-identified primary voters.
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" According to Nunes, the previous response to his request was a "heavily redacted version" of the document, which Nunes called "unsatisfactory.
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Swing state Republican voters, if you've got a hot Senate race involving two unsatisfactory candidates, consider just writing in Thomas Jefferson.
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Yet, the fact his team has not won a championship gnaws at him, causing him to lose sleep after unsatisfactory performances.
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U.S. shares have been soft in the past two consecutive sessions on some unsatisfactory corporate earnings and weaker than expected economic data.
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"We said, 'Okay, let's try to engage in this conversation, and ask why the company's answers had been so unsatisfactory,'" she said.
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Lawmakers have largely dismissed this account as either unsatisfactory or false, while President Trump initially said he found the Saudis' story "credible."
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They're also a great way to make your own gluten-free options, because store-bought gluten-free bread can be so unsatisfactory.
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But Intu described the explanations given by Hammerson for withdrawing its recommendation as "unsatisfactory" and sought to reassure investors about its prospects.
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Chief Executive Soren Skou called the result "unsatisfactory" but said he still expected EBITDA for the year at $22018 billion-$20173 billion.
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The concerns may be understandable, with drug prices rising and seniors growing anxious, but Dr. Conway said the status quo was unsatisfactory.
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The Associated Press later reported that Turkey called the Saudi prosecutor's statement's "unsatisfactory" and insisted that the suspects be tried in Turkey.
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"Should the results under the Code prove unsatisfactory, the Commission may propose further measures, including of a regulatory nature," the Commission said.
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You can't charge the device in tabletop mode, and tabletop mode is pretty awful in general due to the flimsy, unsatisfactory kickstand.
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"Raise your own kids" is one response I've seen to calls for an improvement to our current, deeply inequitable and unsatisfactory system.
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" Schlesinger, himself a figure in the Adams tradition, added: "As a novel of political ideas, 'Democracy' is intermittently brilliant but ultimately unsatisfactory.
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As Samit noted, Rockstar's response so far has been to recommend players turn off antivirus software, which seems like an unsatisfactory fix.
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But the truth is this singular performer is really better at strafing our unsatisfactory world with rage than at pushing self-empowerment.
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Following an "incomplete and unsatisfactory" response from Blooming Land and after seeking further clarification, Ferrexpo said it had launched the independent review.
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Ryanair is negotiating with other unions across Europe, who have demanded to meet collectively with Ryanair, saying that individual talks were unsatisfactory.
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Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Pfizer and Eli Lilly have all previously abandoned projects to develop a drug for Alzheimer's after unsatisfactory clinical data.
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Although Southeast Asia's second-largest economy is expected to perform better next year, the pace of growth is still unsatisfactory, Veerathai said.
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The possibility of deportation can arise with just one unsatisfactory answer to an immigration official, whether spoken or written on a form.
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Even if true -- and frankly, it's asking for a heavy suspension of disbelief -- this explanation for the terror transcript omission is completely unsatisfactory.
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If it is again judged unsatisfactory, the 86-year-old "godfather" could end his days in his home town of Corleone, in Sicily.
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Last year, teachers quit at the fastest rate ever recorded due to unsatisfactory wages, leaving school districts to cope with surging student enrollment.
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By March 2016, CMS found Theranos' main lab continued to side-step compliance issues and decided the startup's reasoning for compliance was unsatisfactory.
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Voser told Reuters earlier this month that ABB's operational performance had been "unsatisfactory" in recent years, a situation he was determined to fix.
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Ireland, with the blessing of the EU-27, says it will veto any move to Phase 2 if Britain's border offer is unsatisfactory.
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She asserts that if something about a patient's sex life is unsatisfactory, there's probably something that can be done to make it better.
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Najib Razak has spent months giving unsatisfactory answers to questions about how hundreds of millions of dollars passed through his personal bank accounts.
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For users who are reporting five hours of battery life or less, however, the way Apple has handled the issues might prove unsatisfactory.
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Scores of dams in the U.S. are in poor or unsatisfactory condition, according to an Associated Press analysis of federal and state data.
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Exits for founders are often unsatisfactory in that you have this baby, and the baby will probably live its best life through adoption.
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Mr. Trump and his representatives say that if those payments were not made, it was because the work that was done was unsatisfactory.
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" Kudlow said the Chinese response so far to U.S. demands that Beijing make sweeping changes to their economy have so far been "unsatisfactory.
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Chairman Roberto Quarta had said that he accepted that some would find Sorrell's share scheme unsatisfactory, but it pre-dated the current board.
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The system discourages extremism, but this means that a large portion of the French electorate may feel pushed into an unsatisfactory forced choice.
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The exhibition may be aesthetically unsatisfactory, but it is a great pretext to talk about the world and the art world around us.
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When the sergeant objected and refused to follow this order, she received an "unsatisfactory" performance evaluation and was transferred to a different unit.
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In 20173, after writing in the Wall Street Journal about Spotify's unsatisfactory payments to artists, she withdrew her back catalogue from the platform.
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Instead, the department is only required to inform Congress when Mueller's job is done -- an unsatisfactory outcome for some lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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So we did some research, and we found that the field is so under-developed — the direction research is going is completely unsatisfactory.
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"You can think you just saw a perfect take, and to Adam it's totally unsatisfactory," said Ms. Dunham, the creator of the series.
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A Rosneft report covering the first three quarters of 2015 cited well construction "of an unsatisfactory quality" and "non-optimal trajectories" of wells.
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Still, there is something a bit unsatisfactory about Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold, especially if you're already familiar with Didion's work.
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"Expertise showed that the animals were kept in unsatisfactory conditions, and must be released into their natural habitat," it cited the FSB as saying.
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"We could have opened it, and it would have been unsatisfactory," said Cindy Lawrence, the executive director of the museum, popularly known as MoMath.
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The name is unsatisfactory because, like many syndromes, it describes a set of phenomena without situating them in a coherent narrative—medical or otherwise.
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Elshamy claimed he sought out a nearby NYPD patrol car and explained the incident to an officer, but was left with an unsatisfactory response.
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"The final written warning was unsatisfactory considering the seriousness of the charges and the guilty finding against the educator," the provincial education department said.
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Teachers in West Virginia told BuzzFeed News that they're now speaking with teachers in Kentucky about striking over unsatisfactory pension and retirement fund negotiations.
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Speaking to the Financial Times, Jourová said that tech companies may face new laws to curb hate speech if their voluntary efforts prove unsatisfactory.
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In response to the report, Trump told USA Today in an interview that he only stiffs or shorts bills if the work is unsatisfactory.
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Hundreds of Uber drivers went on strike this week ahead of the IPO in an effort to highlight poor pay and unsatisfactory working conditions.
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In a statement to BI, Speier called the response "deeply unsatisfactory," and that she plans to follow up with the issue with her colleagues.
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Critics, however, argue that it is an unsatisfactory fudge, and that the country will continue to crawl, rather than canter, into the digital age.
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Instead, we feel his meditation on the unsatisfactory nature of success, a heaviness crashing through his at times mellow and lackadaisical music in waves.
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The deterioration from 84% to 65% in PwC's results was also "unsatisfactory" and the FRC will "scrutinise closely" how PwC implements its improvement plan.
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The deterioration from 84% to 65% in PwC's results was also "unsatisfactory" and the FRC will "scrutinize closely" how PwC implements its improvement plan.
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"The decision of the Tagansky District Court has been upheld, the appeal by LinkedIn Corporation is unsatisfactory," Interfax quoted a court decision as saying.
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American Airlines sued Gogo in February for delivering unsatisfactory internet speeds, and now it's shutting the service out from a wave of new planes.
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Father Travis, whom we met in Erdrich's National Book Award-winning novel, "The Round House," makes an unsatisfactory appearance here as an illicit lover.
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Unlike other candidates that are either liked or hated, Buttigieg has an advantage in that he's viewed the least unsatisfactory but also comparatively unknown.
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She made an unsatisfactory marriage to a physician, and when this ended in divorce she enjoyed the life of a socialite in New York.
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Bates, a George W. Bush appointee, found that explanation unsatisfactory, and said the DHS could not invent a new justification for his court, either.
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If we are meant to understand that the characters' sex is odd, detached and unsatisfactory, it succeeds, but the passage fails to arouse. Nope.
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In the latest earnings call, the bank CEO Tidjane Thiam called the quarterly performance "unsatisfactory", citing weakness in M&A and fewer completed IPOs.
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In the visiting room at Auburn, Lee repeatedly grilled Dennis about that night, and made it clear that some of his answers were unsatisfactory.
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But former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn says the courts could strike down more of the new rules if it finds the agency's response unsatisfactory.
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But as Mr Tourish points out, only five women were studied, two of whom were replaced during the experiment when their responses proved unsatisfactory.
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That alone is enough to make the settlement unsatisfactory to the FTC's Rohit Chopra, who voted against the Facebook deal and also dissents today.
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" In their open letter, the Google employees wrote that "leadership's response has been unsatisfactory" so far, and called for "transparency, clear communication, and real accountability.
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As she quickly discovered, other instructors and employees had raised concerns about the incident with the company too, and they were all getting unsatisfactory responses.
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In this way, Multiple Choice registers the discursive constraints of an educational structure that, rather than actually educating, coerces one into unsatisfactory and unimaginative decisions.
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If you look at the research in monetary economics on policy at the zero lower bound, it's unsatisfactory, so we've got a lot to discuss.
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YOU SEE, PART OF THIS REASON FOR CONSIDERING A SECOND ACTION, A SECOND 301 ACTION IS CHINA'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST ONE WAS COMPLETELY UNSATISFACTORY.
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Disability benefits are for many people an unsatisfactory version of a basic income, providing those who will no longer work with enough to get by.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has called the Saudi Public Prosecutor's statement "unsatisfactory," reiterating a call for the culprits to be prosecuted under Turkish laws.
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But there is something unseemly and excessive about the energy she expends on delineating what she finds vulgar and unsatisfactory in the current literary scene.
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Indeed, Sanders was listed as unsatisfactory by large chunks of the supports of all the people on stage tonight, with the exception of Elizabeth Warren.
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In monitoring reviews on Amazon's private-label products online, Smith said he hasn't seen too many negative reviews, a sign the quality isn't terribly unsatisfactory.
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I also know how unsatisfactory it can be to read something like this when if might feel as if your entire world is falling apart.
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The lab rated CMI's Intoxilyzer 8000 as "unsatisfactory" and found that it gave inaccurate results on "almost every test," according to a lab technician's report.
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The carrier was advised that continued unsatisfactory ratings would result in denial, suspension, or revocation of the carriers California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) operating authority.
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So Carroll complained to the UK's data watchdog in September 2017 — which began sending its own letters to CA/SCL, leading to further unsatisfactory responses.
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The U.S. government recently said last week it could take up to two years to reunite children with parents, due to unsatisfactory U.S. record-keeping.
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But it, too, was deemed unsatisfactory by victims, campaigners and their relatives on the grounds that it was unable to call witnesses outside of Scotland.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) threatened to block the nomination over what he deemed were unsatisfactory answers on Ukraine and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Nussbaum argued that Rawls gave an unsatisfactory account of justice for people dependent on others—the disabled, the elderly, and women subservient in their homes.
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"I think that is totally unsatisfactory," Martens said, noting that just as the pope can grant the title of cardinal, he can also take it away.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday relations with Poland were unsatisfactory but Russia was ready to try and restore a dialogue with Warsaw.
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The government claims that, during last week's meeting, Iceland Foods refused to give up control over the word and presented unsatisfactory proposals to resolve the situation.
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The reason so many reviews note the film's unsatisfactory sexual content is because, in marketing Jennifer's Body to the male gaze, its creators also subverted it.
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There's plenty of other worthy music to celebrate, and I'd rather Frank takes the time he needs to realize his grand vision than release something unsatisfactory.
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Many of those novels follow men made stupid by the academy, men who have become complacent and unsatisfactory to women through long exclusion from ordinary life.
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"To date, United Airlines' (UA) explanation of the incident has been unsatisfactory, and appears to underestimate the public anger about this incident," the letter added. Rep.
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Mattis clearly finds this deeply unsatisfactory and we can expect him to push for a more robust troop presence in Afghanistan unconstrained by arbitrary pullout deadlines.
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"Members on both sides of the aisle found many of your answers to be unsatisfactory, incomplete, or contradicted by other evidence," Nadler wrote in the Feb.
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In 2016 fast fashion prevails; gender inequality is rife in the industry, and leading brands are constantly under fire for producing their collections in unsatisfactory conditions.
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Anderson took to Twitter during New York Fashion Week in February to call out the lack of diversity and unsatisfactory treatment of models of color backstage.
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In both cases, they played to bloody and unsatisfactory stalemates against anti-communist guerrillas being armed and aided by highly organised South African Defence Force units.
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In fifth grade, she received a "U-note" in school — for unsatisfactory behavior — which had to be signed by her parents and returned the next day.
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It was a jarring cultural change for newcomers unfamiliar with Huawei's blunt management style; Mr. Scheuerle said staff emails criticized people by name for unsatisfactory work.
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On the domestic side, the fears created by terrorism have made in the eyes of policymakers and the public a traditional reactive criminal investigative response unsatisfactory.
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With millions of people involved in the story of partition, "Viceroy's House" was always going to be a tricky undertaking, likely to be deemed unsatisfactory by many.
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EU Council President Donald Tusk on Wednesday dismissed suggestions that Britain would rather leave the EU without a deal than sign an unsatisfactory one as "increasing threats".
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"You are going out for a special night, so if it's an unsatisfactory experience, take the opportunity to let the staff know…Don't be shy," he says.
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Many gay-rights activists saw this as an unsatisfactory fudge, creating a system that was inherently inferior to marriage, and continued to push for the real thing.
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It said proposals on home building, rents and migration and integration were unsatisfactory, and expressed disappointment over the absence of plans to shake up the health system.
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Because of their inherent benefits, and given the often-unsatisfactory performance of traditional mutual funds, ETFs have become more and more popular over the past two decades.
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Furmand defended the post-recession White House's financial regulations, which Republicans often blame for unsatisfactory growth despite more than 70 months of consecutive private-sector job creation.
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If there is one lesson the left has learned well, it is that the federal courts are the place to go when the democratic process proves unsatisfactory.
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Wyden had put a hold on the nominations in June, because he found Treasury's responses to his questions about the handling of the tax return request unsatisfactory.
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"Holidays are always fine, of course, but the usual hotel accommodation often remains unsatisfactory for SM fans: uncomfortable rooms, thin walls, curious personal[sic]…" the site reads.
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"The unclear state of uncertainty between Uniper and Fortum up to now has created an unsatisfactory and intolerable dynamic that is detrimental to the company," Elliott said.
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According to records, in addition to getting a string of unsatisfactory ratings, she was disciplined for calling in sick when she actually went to a family reunion.
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More significant, it has bucked conventional wisdom, and in such a way that writing it off as an outlier, a freak product of random chance, is unsatisfactory.
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The unsatisfactory truth is that there's no one perfect way to respond to harassment, menacing or the many smaller indignities and larger acts of aggression women endure.
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But Van Wagenen and the owners saw the overall performance — which left the team three games out of the National League's second wild-card spot — as unsatisfactory.
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The report also pointed out that 22019 states do not provide their election officials with cybersecurity training and that 33 states have "unsatisfactory" post-election audit procedures.
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So why try when I know nine out of ten, it'll be unsatisfactory and there's a huge risk my partner—if they're cis men—could kill me.
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But while Lyft celebrated, hundreds of Uber and Lyft drivers were on strike in protest of low wages and unsatisfactory working conditions on the other side of town.
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" Trump fires back: His 15 nastiest zingers on Clinton Painting Clinton as the candidate of inertia and the unsatisfactory status quo, he called her message "old and tired.
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" Tennessee President Joe DiPietro had announced May 2 that Davenport would be removed as chancellor on July 1, citing an evaluation that had "numerous areas of unsatisfactory performance.
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He was a member of the Alaska Army National Guard from November 2014 until August when he was discharged for unsatisfactory performance, a spokeswoman for the guard said.
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The first episode focussed on fur-suit seller OISK, which The Snake Busters hypothesized stands for "Outrageously Insane Snaky Krooks" after the company sent Ruby an unsatisfactory suit.
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"We have to acknowledge in psychiatry that our current methods of diagnosis — based upon the DSM — our current methods of diagnosis are unsatisfactory anyway," Gordon says by phone.
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"It's unsatisfactory that a range of banks in clear violation of the law apparently have risked participating in money laundering," business minister Brian Mikkelsen said in a statement.
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A silly charge, since he forced the songs into (unsatisfactory) French, and since, in best French mode, he was swiftly intellectualised, compared to Victor Hugo and the existentialists.
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In these assessments, they had the option to choose from seven categories of performance: too new to rate, developing, unsatisfactory, needs improvement, performance met, high performance, and exceptional.
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The unsatisfactory record of anti-doping bodies in Russia, as well as Kenya, had put "very serious doubts on the presumption of innocence" of their athletes, Bach said.
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Liikanen said that given steady euro zone growth and a favorable outlook, inflation will slowly return the ECB's target, even if price growth has so far been unsatisfactory.
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Such efforts may yet improve the pope's standing among Catholics, seven out of 10 whom report feeling that he has done an unsatisfactory job in combating clerical abuse.
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The wrangling at home will be no easier: whatever divorce settlement Britain ends up with is likely to be deeply unsatisfactory even to those who voted to Leave.
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"We are trying to end the current situation, which is unsatisfactory but also dangerous, in which we are only communicating via megaphones, or microphones and cameras," he said.
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"Growth would likely remain unsatisfactory and the country would become vulnerable to shocks above all when the ECB QE programme terminates," the Deutsche analysts said in a note.
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Qatar faces a protracted period of isolation, and possibly expulsion, from the Gulf Co-operation Council if the Middle Eastern country's response to the demands is deemed unsatisfactory.
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However imperfect, and however unsatisfactory to the many victims of the 52-year insurgency, the agreement was an extraordinary achievement for both sides, and especially for Mr. Santos.
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And the more time I spent by Phan's side, the more it seemed to me that porridge as a word — porridge — was a bit unsatisfactory, a bit ... vague?
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"Whilst the package and the process followed by Qantas is unsatisfactory for many, the committee of management did not recommend a 'No' vote," he told Reuters on Wednesday.
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After finding the work of this assistant unsatisfactory, Ms. Dugan offered her a new position, but she refused it and took a leave of absence, the complaint said.
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On the evidence of its umpteenth unsatisfactory revisal, which opened on Tuesday at the Laura Pels Theater, I'm sorry to say that it's still not "Merrily"'s time.
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If their husbands proved unsatisfactory slave owners in their eyes, the women might petition for the right to manage their "property" themselves, which they did, with imaginative sadism.
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Should results of an internal investigation turn out to be unsatisfactory, shareholders could withdraw from Achleitner the role of directing the AGM discussion on this issue, the paper wrote.
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Th earlier increases were unsatisfactory to oil industry players, three of whom complained privately to Reuters that the modest bumps did not come close to covering their increased costs.
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Mr Trump's conviction that this will ensure America wins its future wars, in contrast to the unsatisfactory outcomes in Iraq and Afghanistan, suggests a limited understanding of those conflicts.
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The unclear language of the constitution, the paucity of cases and the role played by partisan politics (unanticipated by the Founding Fathers) make Ford's remark both plausible and unsatisfactory.
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And for every 24 percent increase in the proportion of children with a lead level above 25 µg/dL, the proportion achieving an unsatisfactory test score rose 24 percent.
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It singled out unsatisfactory proposals on home building, rents and migration and integration and expressed great disappointment over the absence of plans for a shakeup of the health system.
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Although there is plenty to admire in the ambitious scope of this book, ultimately it is a glib work, full of corner-cutting sleights of hand and unsatisfactory generalisations.
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"Goodman responded with a very unsatisfactory answer, saying the network primarily played musicians "that seem to be doing music that fits into what we want to play for MTV.
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The two were removed after "poor corporate management" and "unsatisfactory performance" in past years, according to a letter from the majority of Yingde's board filed ahead of the EGM.
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COPENHAGEN, March 15 (Reuters) - Danske Bank's chairman Ole Andersen said it was unsatisfactory that the bank may have failed to meet expectations for anti-money laundering measures in Estonia.
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Teachers land in the reserve pool because their schools have been closed, or their budgets cut, or because they were the subject of unsatisfactory performance evaluations or disciplinary actions.
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Andrew's interview drew scorn in the British media which said his explanations were unsatisfactory while lawyers for Epstein's victims said that the prince showed little sympathy for those abused.
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The blanket term for screen-borne eyesight problems is computer vision syndrome, an unsatisfactory name given to the blurring, dry eyes, and headaches suffered by the people of the screen.
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The decision to sell a property is driven by numerous factors, not often due to unsatisfactory performance, said Patrice Derrington, director of the real estate development program at Columbia University.
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Over the past couple of years, a return to strong profitability has finally reversed the losses, but exploring them is critical to understanding why the present situation is so unsatisfactory.
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" It vaguely claims that it took some unsatisfactory steps to certify that the data had been deleted, and it wishes it "had notified people whose information may have been impacted.
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"Today the problem is not financing, the problem is finding an appropriate investment," the CEO said, adding PKP Cargo had already walked away from several negotiations, due to unsatisfactory conditions.
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For every 210 percent increase in the proportion of children with a lead level above 23 µg/dL, the proportion of those achieving an unsatisfactory test score rose 24 percent.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, even suggested the Article 50 agreement could be torn up if a future trade deal were unsatisfactory, because "nothing is agreed until everything is agreed".
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Fedun said Lukoil has received the proposal from Baghdad to rein in output at West Qurna-2 and that the amount of compensation offered by the Iraqi government was unsatisfactory.
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Merkel vented her frustration with Trump on Sunday after what she described as unsatisfactory talks of G7 leaders, saying Germany and Europe could no longer totally rely on traditional allies.
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All of this, of course, was unsatisfactory for the media and the chorus of critics ready to tie Trump and his populist supporters to the actions of a few hundred.
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Fix the Court, a nonprofit working to make the court more transparent, called the court's decision "wholly unsatisfactory" for anyone who was looking for moral leadership from America's top jurists.
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However well-intentioned, these regulations would inevitably and disproportionately impact at-risk students and low-income families, and the very kids who are trying to escape unsafe or unsatisfactory schools.
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Ad agency network FCB, part of giant holding company IPG, told Business Insider it would stop participating in LIA events due to a "disappointing and unsatisfactory" response by the organization.
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EU consumer organization BEUC said the proposal allowed manufacturers to choose between on-label or online information and that the latter was unsatisfactory as consumers made shopping decisions in seconds.
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But diagnostic test strips made by six companies for this purpose are "unsatisfactory" and "cannot be recommended," according to recent evaluations by scientists at the Friedrich-Loeffler Institute in Germany.
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Taube, who is also heard interacting with the mother of Rush's son, received "disciplinary action and mandatory retraining" after investigators determined that her conduct "constituted unsatisfactory performance" under department policy.
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"Some would say they've done it because it's there, and some would it's because they love the Requiem but cringe when they hear something unsatisfactory about it," Mr. Levin said.
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He&aposs consistently well liked by about half of the people who are going to participate in the primary, unsatisfactory to about a fourth, with very little variation either way.
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Nor is the solution to stubbornly proceed as we are, surrendering the game to unseen technocrats, making it perfect in a technical sense but unsatisfactory in a spiritual, sporting one.
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The company's new CEO Mark Tritton called the results "unsatisfactory" in a statement and said that the company has to create a durable business model for long-term profitable growth.
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Aid groups that previously criticized governments for shifting aid money from poor countries to deal with refugees at home welcomed the change in trend, but said overall figures remained unsatisfactory.
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At one point, Hillary is asked to provide the ingredients in her cookie recipe, and her precise answer—a list Hooks rattles off with the utmost seriousness—is nevertheless unsatisfactory.
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ZURICH, July 20 (Reuters) - Three gymnastics judges have been banned and five more given warnings for biased or unsatisfactory scoring at recent events, the sport's world governing body announced on Wednesday.
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Anyone at all, even the most rightwing people can agree to repeal the eighth so it's not a question of that, it's what happens after... It's all very vague and unsatisfactory.
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Olsson said the academy's previous investigation had been unsatisfactory and had several shortcomings, including that Frostenson was never part of the inquiry and that the results had been evaluated too "hastily".
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"Given the unsatisfactory progress with this voluntary approach, the Commission will shortly launch an impact assessment study to evaluate costs and benefits of different other options," Vestager said in an Aug.
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If the service is unsatisfactory, the customer needs to be able to punish the producer in some way, and the most effective way to do that is by withholding his money.
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BLM decided to only issue a one-year permit to organizers, because of the festival's past "noncompliances" and "unsatisfactory performance" in 2018, especially pertaining to the amount of trash left behind.
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"If there is a difference in messaging and perception, then there is a difference, but our picture is the picture we have at Airbus and ... the situation is unsatisfactory," he said.
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But Pard's and his ancestors' relationship with human beings has interfered with his instincts, confusing that fierce clarity, half taming it, leaving him and his prey in an unsatisfactory, unhappy place.
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In the wake of Daenerys's Sack of King's Landing on "Game of Thrones," many have grappled with possible motives, finding the explanations in the show's weekly "Inside the Episode" video unsatisfactory.
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One woman wrote to her seeking advice about her 2-year-old daughter, whom she described as "the homeliest child I had ever seen," with protruding ears and an unsatisfactory nose.
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Pizza Hut, on the other hand, shone brightly in two categories — garlic knots and dessert — but the chain's wings and pizza, which is arguably the most important part, were wildly unsatisfactory.
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The termination of his contract came in light of two confidential team surveys that revealed the 46-year-old manager to be creating an "unsatisfactory" team environment, according to the BBC.
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But the sort of managed market it has created, in which the government regulates what universities can sell and how much they can charge for it, is an unsatisfactory half-way house.
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If the EU deems unsatisfactory Poland's efforts to address its worries (ie, if the judiciary laws are not repealed or at least modified), its member states will vote on whether they agree.
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Regrettably, nearly two years of allied discussions about Washington's intention to renegotiate an allegedly unsatisfactory nuclear agreement with Iran have ended up in the worst ever confrontation within the trans-Atlantic community.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The progress of repairing China-Australia ties, strained over Canberra's concerns about Chinese influence in its domestic affairs, has been "unsatisfactory," said China's top diplomat after meeting his Australian counterpart.
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It is an unsatisfactory return on investment for votes cast and confidence placed in the president and Congress by the citizens of this country, a performance that would get most CEOs fired.
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Krahenbuhl was notified in March that an investigation was underway by the U.N. Secretariat in New York "based on allegations received against UNRWA personnel relating to unsatisfactory conduct", an UNRWA spokeswoman said.
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American foreign policy toward Russia is stuck in a seemingly endless pattern of doing the same thing over and over again with an unsatisfactory result, but expecting a different outcome each time.
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Those efforts have been unsatisfactory to Trump, however, who has for months pushed allies to increase spending and has complained that the U.S. is unfairly burdened with higher costs for little gain.
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Democrats making a last-ditch effort to block Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court are arguing he misled members of the Senate Judiciary Committee with incomplete or unsatisfactory answers to questions.
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Those efforts have been unsatisfactory to Trump, however, who has for months pushed allies to increase spending and has complained that the U.S. is unfairly burdened with higher costs for little gain.
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"This helps me de-prioritize marginally productive behaviors, like spending 30 mins returning an unsatisfactory low value item to a store when I could be doing something much more productive," she writes.
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It was a unsatisfactory ending to what was proving to be a great middleweight tilt and a reminder that the NYSAC has just not got the hang of this yet at all.
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Ultimately, if a wine proves unsatisfactory, many producers will sell it off, either to be bottled as a proprietary wine for wine clubs or other institutions, or on the bulk-wine market.
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The format was unsatisfactory, allowing the contenders so little time to answer questions that they mostly strung stock phrases together, and failing to get the contenders to engage much with each other.
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"Although the committee appreciates your decision to appear, members on both sides of the aisle found many of your answers to be unsatisfactory, incomplete or contradicted by other evidence," Nadler's letter read.
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Alen Stajcic was let go as coach of the Australia women&aposs national soccer team in January, after team surveys said he was creating an "unsatisfactory" team environment, according to the BBC.
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If clarification is deemed unsatisfactory by the IAEA or the deal's signatories, a voting mechanism will take place that can force Iran to "implement the necessary means" for inspections within three days.
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In the months before, the police were called repeatedly to his home about domestic disturbances, and the National Guard kicked him out because of "unsatisfactory performance" after nearly a decade of service.
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China's response to our complaints ... has been unsatisfactory," White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Bloomberg TV. "That's why we're looking ... we haven't proposed anything — we're considering a second round of tariff actions.
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I tried again with my provider directory, but after two or three days of calling around and mapping out onerous public transit routes and weighing unsatisfactory online reviews, I threw up my hands.
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Trump's case won't be helped by the fact that he's already admitted his emergency declaration would be a response to a political outcome that's unsatisfactory to him — not conditions at the southern border.
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Dmitry Kobylkin, Russia's minister of natural resources and environment, used an interview with the daily Vedomosti newspaper published on Thursday to complain about what he said was China's unsatisfactory attitude towards the problem.
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He was notified in March that an investigation was under way by the U.N. Secretariat in New York "based on allegations received against UNRWA personnel relating to unsatisfactory conduct", an UNRWA spokeswoman said.
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Which leaves things pretty much where they were — unsettled, unsatisfactory, unfit for a country that aspires (or once did, anyway) to be an example to the world in its welcome for desperate refugees.
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The peacekeeping missions that were audited — in Haiti, the Darfur region of Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Liberia and South Sudan — all practiced varying degrees of "unsatisfactory" waste management.
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And without exalting her achievement of a new mode of vision toward these once-misunderstood subjects, Mann demonstrates how regret and an unsatisfactory past might be transformed through the careful fashioning of images.
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"His repeated gaffes, unsatisfactory reaction to questions about his son Hunter's business dealings in Ukraine and propensity to snap back at people who challenge him, however, are growing tiresome," the paper's editors write.
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Raw data, though, is an unsatisfactory metric to communicate what made it so special: it was the power of the shot, how early he took it, the certainty with which he did so.
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Before World War I, a "dud" was anything or anybody unsatisfactory, but by the time the conflict ended, "dud" referred chiefly to an unexploded shell or bomb, as it does to this day.
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CEO Mark Tritton, who took the helm in November, called the results "unsatisfactory" in a statement and said that the company has to create a durable business model for long-term profitable growth.
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Anthony Marotto, for instance, told the Haggler that he was paid unsatisfactory amounts for six of the 10 cars he consigned to Dusty and a grand total of zilch for four of them.
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Katie Uhlman, Patreon's head of communications, told BuzzFeed News that staff reached out to the email address linked to the account and asked for proof of identification, but what was provided was unsatisfactory.
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Investigations by the National Transportation Safety Board determined that manufacturing defects and allegedly unsatisfactory oversight of the manufacturing of the batteries by both the FAA and Boeing were the root causes of the incidents.
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The Morning Oregonian opined that "the vast immigration into America from southern and eastern Europe, of people untrained in the jury system, have combined to make the jury of 12 increasingly unwieldy and unsatisfactory".
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The fetal viability standard at the heart of Roe and its progeny has "proven unsatisfactory because it gives too little consideration to the 'substantial state interest in potential life throughout pregnancy'", the judges wrote.
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Studying the genetic basis of psychiatric conditions in mice, the standard model organism, leads to often unsatisfactory results because mice often don't display the expected psychiatric behaviors despite being preloaded with the right genes.
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Ard, who joined Yahoo in 2011, argued that he had received overall positive performance reviews and stock awards before Mayer introduced a quarterly performance review (QPR) system that left him with an unsatisfactory ranking.
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The Supreme Court blocked the administration's move to ask about citizenship on the census weeks ago, ruling that the government's argument that the question is necessary to enforce the Voting Rights Act was unsatisfactory.
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Anatel said in a statement that the "unsatisfactory" progress of Oi's reorganization, now in its 16th month, raised doubts about the company's ability to honor investment commitments resulting from a fine-for-investment swap.
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"Our unsatisfactory results were primarily due to difficulties related to the transition of our sales and distribution network and fewer product launches compared to last year," said Chief Executive Henrik Clausen in a statement.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Uniper, the power plant and energy trading company spun off by E.ON, is closely examining its gas storage assets, where margins are unsatisfactory, its Chief Financial Officer Christopher Delbrueck said.
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While Louis C.K. was one of the few men to admit to the conduct he'd been accused of, many people found his statement unsatisfactory and wondered why his behavior had not been addressed sooner.
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Possibly. While festival organizers dig deeply in their budget to secure acts that are relevant to their audience, even the $1 million-plus cost to book Drake was deemed unsatisfactory for impatient CFG guests.
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Even the ancient origin stories related here — creation tales of nature gods and the unsatisfactory humans they molded into being — are underscored with an implicit fatalism and an acknowledgment of the unfairness of life.
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"Our performance in the third quarter was unsatisfactory and underscores the imperative for change and strengthens our sense of priorities and purpose," Triton, who joined the company late last year, said in a statement.
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A study of undergraduate engineering students found that during internships, women were assigned more menial tasks while men got to do the problem-solving assignments, all leading to an unsatisfactory experience for the women.
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Although a park official by the name of Bates Wilson went so far as to order samples of silicone blends from manufacturers to appease his superiors, all the blends proved unsatisfactory for the job.
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Rees-Mogg, a leading Brexiteer in Britain's parliament, said May's agreed deal with the EU remained unsatisfactory on a number of grounds and that the political brinkmanship would not force him to vote in favour.
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Kirsten Gillibrand tore into the Neller, calling his testimony "unsatisfactory" and demanded to know why nothing had been done to hold individuals accountable for the cyberharassment of women even though reports date back to 2013.
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The troubled Tom Verlaine-produced sessions dragged on for months, yielding unsatisfactory results, but Buckley buoyed his spirits as he had in the past, with notes to himself scribbled on the back of lyric sheets.
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"With unsatisfactory growth in tax receipts, the finance minister doesn't have much choice except to cut most corporate tax exemptions," said another official who, like his colleague, was not authorised to speak on the record.
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If the FEC doesn't comply with the 30-day deadline, or Chutkan finds its new defense unsatisfactory, then Level the Playing Field can directly sue the Commission on Presidential Debates and depose its board members.
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Although Skou called the results unsatisfactory, Maersk shares were 3.2 percent higher by 1150 GMT as investors focused on its progress in reducing costs and the fact that the oil business performed better than expected.
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Duffy's Tristar teammate Rory MacDonald has already jumped ship to sign with Bellator, while talents such as Lorenz Larkin and Kyoji Horiguchi have also sought pastures new after receiving unsatisfactory contract offers from the UFC.
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While the Frankenstein treatment of parts from other devices can create a wearable device, ultimately, this practice will result in products that deliver an unsatisfactory user experience, particularly around form factor, battery life and comfort.
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Kim may be trying to throw us off course by offering some concessions that are not, by themselves, satisfactory steps toward complete and verifiable denuclearization, such as: Offering to stop nuclear tests: This is unsatisfactory.
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Read more: 5 eco-friendly moves companies made that customers loved — and 6 moves customers absolutely hatedWegmans has a generous return policy that allows customers to get a replacement for any product that was unsatisfactory.
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"A recent presentation given at the LIA was deeply upsetting to some of our team in attendance, and the reaction and response by the LIA has been very disappointing and unsatisfactory," said an FCB representative.
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The Office of the Inspector General at the end of last year raised concerns about the Accenture hiring contract, claiming that it was extraordinarily costly for a venture that had yielded unsatisfactory results so far.
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She's not interested in persuading Philip he's wrong (beyond a rote defense of the Soviets that even she can see is unsatisfactory); she's interested in taking his mind off his troubles with a playful seduction.
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I know all too well what it's like to use unsatisfactory methods of coping; if I had been introduced to a project like Be Heard, maybe I could have avoided going down the wrong path.
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Excluding dissenters from the conversation is a wholly unsatisfactory solution, and I do not want any of my classmates to feel that their well-reasoned and deeply held beliefs disqualify them from pursuing specific specialties.
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While acknowledging the composer's "unsatisfactory treatment" of them, Walsh is hard put to find reasons any of them are quite deserving of the great composer's (or our) respect, often referring to them in cringeworthy descriptions.
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The ruling unmistakably placed lawmakers on the clock, giving them two weeks to present a "remedial plan" and declaring that the court would institute its own map if it finds the new district lines unsatisfactory.
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An UNRWA spokeswoman said on Tuesday that Krahenbuhl was notified last March that an investigation was underway by the U.N. Secretariat in New York "based on allegations received against UNRWA personnel relating to unsatisfactory conduct".
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After that, those with unsatisfactory performance reviews can be let go, while those with satisfactory reviews can either take a $25,000 buyout, retire or spend one more year looking for a job, the report stated.
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"This year the situation is extremely unsatisfactory," it said, adding that in the first quarter revenues from Odessa customs had decreased by 30 percent, while in Ukraine as a whole, revenues were up 21 percent.
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The case for this is obvious, which makes it mystifying to watch the Democratic National Committee and its leader, Tom Perez, offer shifting, unsatisfactory responses to shut down something most of the party wants to do.
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"The results of the first half year were unsatisfactory and reflect a number of execution issues, including an appropriate response to aggressive competition prior to Christmas," Executive Chairman Garry Hounsell said on a call with analysts.
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Anyway, while we certainly would never be caught dead proclaiming that there is anything unsatisfactory about boxed mac and cheese, we assert that there are always plenty of ways to make an enjoyable experience even better.
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"The Bank of Tanzania has decided to suspend the appointment of Frank Nyabundege as managing director of TIB Corporate Bank ... following unsatisfactory performance of the bank," the central bank said in a statement late on Saturday.
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After all, Private Judy Benjamin ends up in the army while grieving over a husband who dies in the throes of passion on their wedding night, as the couple has unsatisfactory sex on the bathroom floor.
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Internal documents provided by a former Countrywide employee showed that as early as September 2004, lending audits in six of the company's largest regions identified one in eight loans as "severely unsatisfactory" because of poor underwriting.
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India's GPSC cancelled a tender to buy an LNG cargo in July, likely as a result of unsatisfactory price offers, while Pakistan also pushed back deliveries of four cargoes sought via tender to October from September.
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Putin sent him a congratulatory telegram on the night of the election, and the two spoke by phone soon after, during which they reportedly agreed that the relationship between Russia and the United States is "unsatisfactory."
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Earlier this year, Eli Sanders of Seattle's esteemed biweekly paper The Stranger requested to view the "books of account" from both companies, and another person followed up with an in-person visit; both received unsatisfactory results.
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"Although the Committee appreciates your decision to appear, Members on both sides of the aisle found many of your answers to be unsatisfactory, incomplete, or contradicted by other evidence," he said in a statement last week.
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"We're in a really sort of unsatisfactory situation where we have an acknowledgment that the current law is unfit for purpose; we've got new legislation coming, but we don't know when," Ms. Kintish, the lawyer, said.
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When the government changed the terms of their bailouts in the summer of 2012 and began expropriating all of Fannie's and Freddie's profits every quarter, it seemed as if that unsatisfactory setup would go on forever.
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As a result, it has slipped to fourth in many Grand Slam pecking orders — an unsatisfactory state of affairs with Paris and the rich hues of the red clay in the fading light for a backdrop.
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The official said there was no particular catalyst for the president's decision to have his administration consider raising the amount of the tariffs, but noted that Trump believes China's responses to U.S. actions have been "unsatisfactory."
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But the inspector general said the explanation the F.B.I. offered — that the agents had been busy with other aspects of the Russia investigation, and the Page FISA was a minor part of those responsibilities — was unsatisfactory.
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About a dozen protesters have been at the Toronto office since Wednesday morning — an impromptu action that followed what they saw as an unsatisfactory response from politicians and INAC's regional director to the situation in Attawapiskat.
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AXA IM, one of Europe's biggest fund managers and part of French insurer AXA Group, said the move followed five years of unsatisfactory private engagement with firms considered to have too few, if any, female decision-makers.
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"Elliott believes the thus-far ill-defined and ambiguous nature of the relationship between Uniper and Fortum has created an unsatisfactory and unsustainable dynamic, which is detrimental to Uniper," the investor said in a statement on Thursday.
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The Thrilla in Vanilla had given us the battle of dads that we'd come for, and it had even given us some unsatisfactory live-tweeting from Donald Trump, but it had been virtually bereft of internetty goodness.
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"Clothing and general merchandise performance remains unsatisfactory as difficult trading conditions persist, which leaves everything on the shoulders of a stronger performing but much lower-margin food segment," Accendo Markets head of research, Mike van Dulken, said.
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Real life doesn't fit into neat boxes with tidy conclusions, and for people who appreciate a more Hollywood version of personal narrative — the biopic — the memoiristic style's tendency toward complicated and open-ended conclusions can feel unsatisfactory.
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Now the woman is suing Reid for defamation, in a case that has significant implications for Twitter, Jeff John Roberts reports: As it stands, the Reid case is troubling because either outcome will produce an unsatisfactory result.
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Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders said in July that Pratt & Whitney's performance was "unsatisfactory" but a person familiar with the situation said on Monday the company had seen evidence the engine maker was overcoming its technical difficulties.
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"Clothing and general merchandise performance remains unsatisfactory as difficult trading conditions persist, which leaves everything on the shoulders of a stronger performing but much lower-margin food segment," Accendo Markets head of research, Mike van Dulken, said.
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The company obtained "unsatisfactory" scores — 70 percent and 40 percent — for two blood typing tests in early 2014, according to documents The Verge obtained through a public records act request with the California Department of Public Health.
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He said the military had a long-range plan to address what he called "still unsatisfactory" gaps in its capabilities, but it would take at least 10 years to catch up after years of declining military spending.
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She called the talks "unsatisfactory," according to the AP. But Macron, who was elected earlier this month, spoke more fondly of his discussions with Trump, recalling that the two men were able to communicate respectfully and productively.
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The prominent physician, also known also for her television role on the Emmy-winning series The Doctors, was tipped off to Foria from a 75-year-old patient who was determined to fix her unsatisfactory sex life.
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Like the Great War for Britain, answers to what the Vietnam War was, why it was fought and the causality of its unsatisfactory conclusion will define America's nature and very soul in the 20th century and beyond.
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"Our performance in the third quarter was unsatisfactory and underscores the imperative for change and strengthens our sense of priorities and purpose," Tritton said, adding the company will reveal its strategic plan over the next few months.
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Under a potential settlment, Mediaset has raised its offer to buy back the shares at above 300 euros each, said il Messaggero newspaper on Thursday adding that the French media company would still consider the price unsatisfactory.
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Pope Francis — A Man of His Word is not a critical examination of the man, and some audiences may find his treatment of matters of gender, sexuality, and the clergy molestation scandal in particular to be unsatisfactory.
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Kirsten Gillibrand tore into Neller during the hearing, calling his testimony "unsatisfactory," and demanding to know why nothing had been done to hold individuals accountable for the online harassment of women even though reports date back to 2013.
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Coupe told Reuters the supermarket group would take to judicial review any unsatisfactory ruling from the CMA it did not feel was backed up by published evidence, pointing out that legal avenue was available to all interested parties.
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Hong Kongers would likely find this approach unsatisfactory because the new chief executive would, once again, have to be vetted by Beijing—shining an uncomfortable light on the crux of their anger over the lack of universal suffrage.
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My expulsion meant that I was kicked out of the Peace Corps ("early termination"), heavily fined by it for engaging in covert political activity ("unsatisfactory service") and compelled to undergo an extensive interrogation ("debriefing") at the State Department.
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Then he asked him to be lenient toward Michael Flynn , his original national-security adviser, who later pleaded guilty to lying during an interview with the F.B.I. On May 9th, after Comey's responses proved unsatisfactory, Trump fired him.
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" In a speech at a foreign policy conference in Moscow, Putin said "during my recent telephone conversation with Mr. Donald Trump, our opinions coincided that the current, unsatisfactory state of Russia-US relations, undoubtedly must be straightened out.
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At the Conference of Catholic Families, a rival, conservative event to the Vatican's World Meeting of Families in Dublin this past weekend, organizers found the pope's recent condemnation of abuse unsatisfactory because he did not call out homosexuality.
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In 2001, an eBay user might have given an eBay seller a low rating for an unsatisfactory packaging job; in 2018, an Uber driver might be dinged if a rider doesn't like his personality or choice of music.
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The Navy realized its training model was unsatisfactory and restored some formal schooling for new surface officers, as well a much more rigorous navigator's course than the two weeks of largely administrative instruction my peers and I received.
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Hamburg's data protection authority says that the current "one-stop-shop" system, in which many major investigations are carried out by authorities in Dublin or Luxembourg, creates serious bottlenecks and an "unsatisfactory" situation for millions of web users.
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China's state media also ramped up coverage on 85C's "longstanding problems," ranging from food safety to store hygiene, with government inspectors in at least one Chinese city visiting a local 85C shop and finding the condition there unsatisfactory.
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The NFL views the current stadiums in each of three cities "inadequate and unsatisfactory," and their proposals were insufficient to ensure the retention of their teams, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wrote in a report to all 32 teams.
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She talks about how an unsatisfactory first-time experience with toys and her own experience working in a sex shop led her to opening Spectrum Boutique, where she helps people select the best toys for their own needs.
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TIM and GEDI have sent a letter to infrastructure fund F2i and towers group RaiWay, saying they considered their joint offer for Persidera unsatisfactory, MF said, adding that the advisors were now working on trying to find a solution.
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In a statement last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) said it had reviewed the country's 28 modarabas and found problems such as limited diversification, unsatisfactory liquidity, small capital bases and a lack of fresh investment.
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And the present display, which includes about half of the temple's sculptures, is highly unsatisfactory, for it turns the original program inside out, showing works meant to be seen high up from a viewpoint which is far too low.
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Jet Airways' pilots, who are yet to receive a part of their November wages, have warned of "non-cooperation" from March 1, should the outcome of discussions for further payouts be unsatisfactory, Jet's pilot union, National Aviator's Guild, said.
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Only 5.5 percent of founders surveyed gave the government a "good" or "very good" score when it came to understanding start-ups, with just over half saying the government's grasp of what start-ups need was "unsatisfactory" or "deficient".
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We are out of road because in the past the approach taken to the problem of North Korea and the Kim regime over decades has been to enter into long drawn-out negotiations that then deliver an unsatisfactory agreement.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German defense ministry is unhappy with what it views as an unsatisfactory military budget, and will have to postpone at least one major international weapons program unless more funds are added for 2019, ministry sources said on Friday.
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And this weekend was no different for a pizzeria in Palm Coast, Florida, where a band of picky-eating hoodlums wreaked havoc after being served what one of them alleged were unsatisfactory garlic knots, according to local news outlet Flaglerlive.com.
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And places like Turkey, the western Balkans, Ukraine and Georgia might prefer a similar associated status instead of today's unsatisfactory situation, where they are told they are eligible to be full members but know they will never be allowed to join.
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And he was obsessed with the need for highways at the cost of public transport; one reason why the journey to and from JFK airport is so unsatisfactory is that Moses failed to make adequate provisions for cars or buses.
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The amendment included within Britain's Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill by the House of Commons that purports to mandate the adoption of publicly accessible company registers by the British Overseas Territories, including the BVI, is unsatisfactory and ill-founded.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has repeatedly said that he is prepared to walk away from NAFTA rather than sign an unsatisfactory deal, later said the two sides were moving toward what he called "a decision point" on the treaty.
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Though it was an unsatisfactory end to the contest, Oezdemir did handle the challenge of OSP comfortably and could be a name to watch in a lagging light heavyweight division in the near future—if he can improve his cardio, anyway.
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But in America, a country formed by the romance of the frontier and populated mostly by people who had left somewhere else, leaving has always been the celebrated story—the bold, enterprising, properly American response to an unsatisfactory life at home.
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Once, when he refused to give an unsatisfactory rating to a lesson by one of the teachers, Ms. Zanca yelled at Mr. Riccardo, accusing him of "sabotaging her plan" and calling school security to remove from the building, the lawsuit says.
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Mr. Trump spoke by telephone on Monday with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, and according to a statement released by the Kremlin, the two men agreed "on the absolutely unsatisfactory state of bilateral relations" and vowed to improve them.
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Whether we're talking about an Olympic kayaker possibly capsizing after hitting a submerged sofa or a portion of the wholly incomplete Olympic Village catching fire, much has been made about the entirely unsatisfactory state of affairs at this year's Olympic Games.
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At Harvard, David J. Malan, the CS50 professor, introduced a "regret clause," letting students who cheat and admit it within 72 hours receive an unsatisfactory or failing grade on the assignment, and avoid further discipline — unless they do it again.
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When she went for her last retrieval, she had an epiphany — for years, she struggled to look at her romantic relationships objectively, sometimes staying with an unsatisfactory partner only for the sake of the theoretical children she knew she wanted someday.
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While more than 1 million customers now pay lower charges than before, the FCA said progress was still unsatisfactory or unclear for 16 percent of the assets in contract-based schemes, and 15 percent of assets in trust-based schemes.
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During Shanahan's confirmation hearing, Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain (R-Ariz.) threatened to block the nomination over what he deemed were unsatisfactory answers on how to respond to Russian aggression in Ukraine and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Not only would majority-voting rules prove unsatisfactory; so, too, would nonvoting systems of making social choices if, as was fundamental to his way of thinking, those choices were based on the preferences of the individuals making up the society.
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However, if for some unknown reason... Although Trump has suggested relations are back to normal, others in the Trump administration have been clear the president reserves the right to renew his tariff threats should he find the efforts of Mexico's National Guard unsatisfactory.
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If these conflicting descriptions are unsatisfactory, you can discover what Rosetta reeks of firsthand by picking up a free sample of the perfume at the Royal Society exhibition in London this summer or by getting your hands on one of those postcards.
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BERLIN, April 27 (Reuters) - The German defence ministry is unhappy with what it views as an unsatisfactory military budget, and will have to postpone at least one major international weapons programme unless more funds are added for 2019, ministry sources said on Friday.
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With the Iowa caucuses in a state of chaos — no official vote tally yet, no official word from the Iowa Democratic Party on when that might be coming — he could well be joining millions of Americans in jeering a highly unsatisfactory result.
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The inquiry, which was given unprecedented access to confidential government documents and took longer to complete than British military involvement in the conflict itself, said Blair had relied on flawed intelligence and determined the way the war was legally authorized was unsatisfactory.
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Ten of the teachers resisted, but the board persisted even after a trial examiner for the school system did not find enough evidence to support the board's accusations that the 10 had tried to sabotage community control or had done unsatisfactory work.
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Given the resources Guardiola has had at his disposal in that span — the Barcelona of Messi, Xavi, and Andrés Iniesta; a Bayern Munich that dominated the Bundesliga; this Manchester City team that is so untouchable in English domestic competition — that record is unsatisfactory.
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For some, next month's election will present a difficult choice between two unsatisfactory candidates: Mr. Morales and Mr. Mesa, who was vice president under Mr. Sánchez de Lozada, the exiled president who oversaw the Aymara killings that lifted Mr. Morales to power.
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The inspector general found that this pattern was not intentional, but that explanations — such as that the agents were busy with the Russia investigation at the time and that "the Carter Page FISA was a narrow aspect of their overall responsibilities" — were unsatisfactory.
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Her answer, while somewhat unsatisfactory, is also revelatory: Like the young black American men who were inspired to serve in World War II, young black women experienced their own "call to arms" — an ethical obligation to participate in the struggle for integration.
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In a letter seen by Reuters, the panel's chairman, Jerrold Nadler, claimed that lawmakers from both parties felt Whitaker's answers to questions were "unsatisfactory, incomplete or contradicted by other evidence" and said he hopes to meet with Whitaker "in the coming days" to follow up.
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That makes Shell one of the few international oil and gas explorers venturing into China's shale oil sector, and follows the Anglo-Dutch company's exit from shale gas drilling in Sichuan province in the southwest after spending at least $1 billion and getting unsatisfactory results.
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He was brought into the pre-Broadway cast of "Seven Guitars" partway into the show's run in San Francisco after the actor playing the difficult role of Hedley, a somewhat unbalanced old man, was deemed unsatisfactory by Mr. Wilson, Mr. Richards and the lead producer.
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Her tactic has often seemed to be to delay as long as possible in the hopes that, faced with a real deadline for Brexit, her cabinet and Parliament would support a withdrawal deal, however unsatisfactory, rather than risk the chaos of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Throughout this process -- and I mean, repeatedly, nearly every hour over five days of negotiating -- there were agreements on concepts, which staff then attempted to turn into legislative text, which one side or the other found unsatisfactory or not in line with the conceptual agreement.
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For fans and owners invested, emotionally and financially, in the sport, the idea that much of what happens on the field is down to random chance is deeply unsatisfactory; it is much more appealing to believe that one transcendent figure can master the mayhem.
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" Asked for comment for this story, Fahlbusch said through a spokesperson, "I acknowledge that my response to the question posed in the All Hands meeting was unsatisfactory and will be more thoughtful and empathetic in how I engage employee questions in these important forums.
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How the floor debate begins is a crucial decision facing the Kentucky Republican, particularly as the White House and conservative senators lobby him to bring up the administration's plan that goes too far for most Democrats and is unsatisfactory to a swath of congressional Republicans.
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Graham, who has also been a part of bipartisan Senate meetings that are seeking a compromise and who helped convince Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to promise to bring immigration to the floor in a "fair" process next week, called that option unsatisfactory but likely.
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Right now, the Note 9 can tell if a picture is blurry, the lens is smudged, the photo is backlit, or if someone blinked while taking the picture, and then alert you that you might want to try again to avoid ending up with an unsatisfactory pic.
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Approval of the package comes after months of back-and-forth with the local teachers' union, which has been angry over what officials said were unsatisfactory and sometimes hazardous working conditions, overcrowded classrooms and, at one point, the possibility of not getting paid for their work.
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A particularly tense moment arose when a questioner found Sanders' answer on government accountability in low-income communities like Flint, Michigan, unsatisfactory, accusing him of being afraid of saying "black" and asked him to go into more detail about reparations for African-Americans in the country.
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In describing the environment at the school, the government's lawsuit cites an episode in which Ms. Zanca told Mr. Riccardo in fall 2012 that she intended to give Mr. Flanagan and Ms. Hightower, who were both without tenure, "unsatisfactory" ratings for lessons she had not yet seen.
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"The purpose of an ARB is to determine whether incidents are security related, to review our security policies and procedures to determine if they were adequate and properly implemented, and assess whether any individual misconduct or unsatisfactory performance contributed to the incidents," a State Department official said.
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But, in those instances, he had included it in a list of therapies that he had considered unsatisfactory in the years between 2001, when he graduated from Duke University, and 2015, when he was given a diagnosis of bipolar II disorder, and found relief through medication.
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Cases being held under Detained Fast Track —a system that was found to be unlawful after giving claimants just days to prepare their case—were twice as likely to include questions of an "unsatisfactory nature," for example asking applicants about sexually explicit details of their personal lives.
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The audit, conducted by the city comptroller's office, found that 70 percent of the playgrounds run by the Housing Authority at 238 public housing developments were plagued by unsatisfactory and often dangerous conditions, such as missing and broken play equipment and loose or damaged safety surfaces.
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A supervisor who responded to the scene on the night of Mr. Rush's arrest was disciplined for unsatisfactory performance after failing to immediately disclose all of the details gleaned from interviewing Mr. Hickman and Mr. Rush, and neglecting to view the body camera footage that day.
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U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson wrote in court documents that Manafort's proposal to pledge his property in Alexandria, Va., as part of his $10 million bond was "unsatisfactory," as the property is already pledged as collateral for a loan on one of Manafort's other properties.
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But really, life coaches—the good ones, anyway—give you a no bullshit workout for your brain; they know that you're only going to listen to yourself, because ultimately we're all little idiots who must have our own miraculous epiphany to change anything about our comfortable but unsatisfactory lives.
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" In January, a Common Sense survey found that teenage girls are particularly susceptible to anxieties around social media, with 35 percent saying they worry about being tagged in unattractive photos, and 22 percent saying an unsatisfactory number of likes on a photo made them feel "bad about themselves.
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Instead, the world's biggest smartphone company has concocted a simulated Apple Store where a long-haired employee with an Apple logo on his T-shirt provides customers with unsatisfactory responses to their spec-related queries about the iPhone X. All of which make the S9 look better by comparison.
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S. summit ends abruptly * MSCI EM shares index extends losses to second month Feb 28 (Reuters) - Emerging market shares and currencies fell on Thursday, rattled by a double whammy of fading hopes of a U.S-China trade deal and an unsatisfactory end to the U.S.-North Korea summit.
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The report by the committee on exiting the European Union said it was "highly unsatisfactory" that nearly two years after the 2016 referendum in which Britons voted to leave the EU, ministers have yet to agree what kind of trading and customs arrangements they want with the bloc.
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Three of the deputies have been demoted and will be suspended without pay for five days for "unsatisfactory performance and failing to discharge the duties and policies of the office of sheriff," according to a statement released by Sheriff Earl Butler of Cumberland County on his Facebook page.
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In a system in which only 1 percent of teachers earn the lowest possible ratings, of ineffective or unsatisfactory, 12 percent of the teachers who were in the Absent Teacher Reserve at the end of the last school year had received one of those ratings in 2015-16.
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Elizabeth Campbell, the council leader — who in past meetings had been called on to resign, after providing what residents said were unsatisfactory or incomplete answers to their questions and concerns — explained that housing was being allocated through a priority system that put survivors who lost family members first.
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"In this last round (of tariffs), President Trump asked Bob Lighthizer, our trade diplomat, to consider whether an additional round of tariffs would be useful, and part of that is because after we've made the first round, the Chinese response was unsatisfactory, to (say) the least," Kudlow said.
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"This is a deeply unsatisfactory approach, it is not in the interests of the country, it fails to deliver on the referendum result and history doesn't bode well for it," Jacob Rees-Mogg, a prominent Brexiteer, told reporters following a meeting of the party's hardline eurosceptic parliamentary group.
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And while I find the film's ending unsatisfactory — it lets Gregory off the hook by painting him as less of a sociopath and more of a very determined and innovative thief — the scenes in which Gregory is flat-out lying to Paula, coolly watching her come to pieces, are utterly chilling.
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A preliminary report from the Government Accountability Office on the condition of privatized military housing found that the Defense Department was at fault on many levels: Performance metrics were insufficient, oversight of physical housing conditions was limited, data on housing maintenance was unsatisfactory and the department's reporting to Congress was misleading.
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When one meeting with city officials resulted in an unsatisfactory offer, Mr. Kwatra angrily responded, "I guess you didn't get the memo from City Hall," according to the city official in charge of the talks, Ricardo Morales, a former deputy commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, known as DCAS.
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In August 2016, the organization discharged him from his position as a general editor of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri for "unsatisfactory discharge of his editorial duties" and for "concerns, which he did not allay, about his alleged involvement in the marketing of ancient texts, especially the Sappho text," EES wrote in its statement.
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Mr Corbyn is such a powerful candidate because he is performing exactly the same manoeuvre: arguing that the only way to solve problems that really matter to people—the shortage of homes, the awful trains, the unsatisfactory economic situation—is to break with the consensus that Mrs Thatcher established in the 1980s.
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A message sent to US Strategic Command about a controversial tweet that linked to the alt-right website Breitbart, sent on April 5, 2017 (FOIA)Another person who said they were a veteran was unhappy with the tweet, calling Breitbart racist and saying that the situation was UNSAT, military shorthand for unsatisfactory.
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The audit found that the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene had not tested the water from faucets and fountains in 70 of 119 day care centers — even though the health code mandates that drinking water at day care centers be tested for lead and fixed if the levels are unsatisfactory.
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"This newspaper's opinion is that the increased urbanization of American life ... and the vast immigration into America from southern and eastern Europe, of people untrained in the jury system, have combined to make the jury of twelve increasingly unwieldy and unsatisfactory," The Morning Oregonian wrote in an editorial shortly after the trial.
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Dams can be rated unsatisfactory, poor, fair or satisfactory, but the meaning of these designations varies state to state, the AP noted, adding that the conditions of the dams may be worsened by a variety of factors including leaks, erosion, animal holes, tree growth and small spillways not able to handle heavy flood from rainfall.
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S. summit ends abruptly * MSCI EM shares index extends losses to second month By Susan Mathew and Aaron Saldanha Feb 28 (Reuters) - Emerging market shares and currencies fell on Thursday, rattled by a double whammy of fading hopes of a U.S-China trade deal and an unsatisfactory end to the U.S.-North Korea summit.
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The few local television channels still on the air were saying that the war was going well, but the international ones were saying that it was going badly indeed, adding to an unprecedented flow of migrants hitting the rich countries, which were building walls and fences and strengthening their borders, but seemingly to unsatisfactory effect.
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"That's quite normal — you are disappointed, you find (it) unsatisfactory, a lot of things could've been done better, and you would also resent the fact that you may not speak as freely as you would like about it and complain openly as in other countries," said Wang, a professor at the National University of Singapore.
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And while Mr. Horowitz obtained no documents or testimony showing that the inaccuracies stemmed from any political bias — as opposed to incompetence and negligence — he also rejected as "unsatisfactory" the explanation that the agents were busy on the larger Russian investigation and that the Page wiretap order was only a small part of their responsibilities.
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Issues mentioned in the letter include the PEA's intention of not allowing the seven teams to compete in ESL Pro League while competing in the PEA league, a lack of transparency by the PEA, a lack of player representation in decision making that was previously promised by the PEA and unsatisfactory communication between players and the PEA.
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Yet, the American left, which has had only two military heroes since 9/11 (Bergdahl and Chelsea Manning), continues to embrace Bergdahl's very tall tale that he only meant to stroll a dozen or so miles through hostile territory to the next military base so he could report on conditions is his unit—which Bergdahl found unsatisfactory.
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While Mr. Horowitz did not find evidence to confirm Republican conspiracy theories that the Russia investigation and surveillance of Mr. Page were a high-level plot to sabotage Mr. Trump for political reasons, he rejected as unsatisfactory the excuse that the officials working on the applications were busy and referred all of them for internal investigation.
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In the 11 days since he signed the spending bill that left Coulter and conservatives in Congress upset, Trump has continued to grumble about the lack of funding for the wall and privately blamed both members of his administration and Republican leaders in Congress for negotiating an unsatisfactory bill, three sources close to the President said.
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On Friday, August 3, a dispute over an eyebrow wax became physical at New Red Apple Nails on Nostrand Avenue in East Flatbush, NY. According to a report in the New York Post, customer Christina Thomas was at the nail salon with her sister and grandmother when she received an unsatisfactory eyebrow waxing and refused to pay for the service.
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To my mind, what makes the recent live-action revamps so unsatisfactory (Disney's 2016 version, and " Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle ," which came out on Netflix last year) is that all the C.G.I.-enhanced realism—the glistening fur, the shining hooves, the quivering whiskers—can't disguise the fact that Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa, and the rest were never conceived of as real animals.
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