Peeps also contain gelatin, which makes them unsuitable for vegans.
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And mercury, by its nature, is unsuitable for making things.
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Many showcase beaches are consistently rated "unsuitable" for human activity.
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Hundreds of adults are also being held in unsuitable facilities.
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He said "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" was unsuitable for children.
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It's fully within their ability to block an unsuitable nominee.
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"Thain is an unsuitable steward of shareholder funds," the letter said.
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America's top brass knowingly provided rifles that were unsuitable for combat.
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Risks that make its the current offering unsuitable for many businesses.
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The risk is that they borrow too much, against unsuitable companies.
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Mothers passed unsuitable edibles towards the searching mouths of their young.
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Its slope made it unsuitable for a picnic table, he said.
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This article contains graphic images that some readers may find unsuitable.
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She doesn't want to be known for placing dogs in unsuitable homes.
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However, if this one proves unsuitable, another is available that might work.
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Szyszko considers "logging" as unsuitable description of state-approved actions in Bialowieza.
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In fact, the Costa Rican government has deemed it unsuitable for agriculture.
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Others argue that his extreme wealth makes him unsuitable for the presidency.
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After deeming several English and French translations unsuitable, she taught herself Spanish.
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And it's not just plates that are being substituted for unsuitable objects.
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This article contains graphic images that may be unsuitable for some readers.
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Unfortunately, how unsuitable suitors respond to our messages is beyond our control.
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Durum, usually used in pasta, is unsuitable for Syria's bread making needs.
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Durum, usually used in pasta, is unsuitable for Syria's bread-making needs.
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I think he&aposs completely unsuitable to be President of the United States.
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However, both drugs are still deemed unsuitable for acute life-threatening hyperkalemia episodes.
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" The water, she notes, has "become undrinkable and unsuitable for swimming or bathing.
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The hijacker&aposs clothing and footwear were also unsuitable for a rough landing.
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Plastic unsuitable for recycling is burnt, which releases toxic chemicals into the atmosphere.
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Well you can, but then you're unsuitable for any position of responsibility. pic.twitter.
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For an LTC, police chiefs can deem an applicant unsuitable on their own.
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Such centres are designed for ordinarily dangerous prisoners and may be unsuitable for extremists.
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He's just an unsuitable impulse pick who turns out to also have some issues.
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After independence, governments doled out maize seed and fertiliser, even where soils were unsuitable.
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In Sweden, names cannot cause discomfort or be "unsuitable" like, say, Metallica or Superman.
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LCH developed SwapAgent as an alternative to pushing illiquid or unsuitable products into clearing.
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Even so, Ms. Zanetti said that her niece's hijab was "completely unsuitable" for athletics.
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Now, lower-altitude areas are becoming unsuitable for growing coffee as temperatures heat up.
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As a result, they have become a space unsuitable for public discussions and confrontation.
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It's deductible only if it's mandatory for your job but unsuitable for everyday wear.
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Especially for orcas, they are the most unsuitable to be put in a tank.
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ALGERIA, KAZAKHSTAN ALSO TELL OPEC THAT EARLY JULY DATES FOR NEXT MEETING ARE UNSUITABLE - LETTER
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And sometimes, the lighting situation in our apartments is just plain unsuitable for vegetable life.
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Landslides are not uncommon, particularly in poorer areas, which are often built on unsuitable ground.
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It portrayed my gun-control opinions as entirely unsuitable to a person of my sex.
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The most extreme — unsuitable for describing in polite conversation — can go for $1,800 to $2,2100.
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If it can't be managed, that person is probably unsuitable to be in the military.
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The facility came under fire for what immigration activists described as unsuitable conditions for children.
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"I told Irene anyone I know would be too old and unsuitable," Mr. Cohen said.
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Animals have been turning up in some unlikely — and likely very unsuitable — places as of late.
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But the boundaries between the layers introduce weaknesses that make the panels unsuitable for real buildings.
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But it cannot explain why patients were handed over to charities that were so plainly unsuitable.
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The goal with the switch is to protect advertisers from accidentally ending up on unsuitable channels.
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The petitioners also pointed to Wonder Woman's questionable garb as making her an unsuitable UN ambassador.
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Compliance must work with IT departments to monitor transactions and to flag holdings of unsuitable products.
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At his last parole hearing, nearly five years before, the board deemed him unsuitable for release.
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The animals have recently been found in areas that were previously considered unsuitable or too remote.
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That's why it's unsuitable for storing German police data, Germany's top data protection officer told Politico.
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HENRY PEARCESouth Shields, Tyneside* A decision is looming, but a no-deal is unsuitable to both sides.
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The company has looked at safety issues, and made it easy to flag content which is unsuitable.
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And it has nothing to do with Swiss exchanges being unsuitable places for EU investors to trade.
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Sirisena, however, said he would not sign any military cooperation deals that are "unsuitable for the country".
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If a female mates with an "unsuitable" male, the process can be "overridden" with another bird's semen.
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The elderly, deemed unsuitable for sexual bondage, were murdered and dumped in a dry man-made fishpond.
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Cryptocurrencies are "highly risky" assets and are unsuitable as investments, three European Union (EU) regulators warned Monday.
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The rule also takes aim at unreasonable fees, unsuitable financial products and other potential conflicts of interest.
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A veterinarian found that the fish were unsuitable for consumption because their origin could not be documented.
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Nearly two years after "Elsagate," as the issue with unsuitable content was dubbed, the issue still persists.
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The algae can then deplete the water of oxygen, making it unsuitable for many forms of life.
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Sand was everywhere, and, when it comes to moving heavy equipment, sand is a highly unsuitable surface.
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Ianthe Broome, who forms the unsuitable attachment of "An Unsuitable Attachment" (written in the early 1960s, but published posthumously in 1982), does eventually get the marriage no one expects of her, described in terms so chill and flat they banish any thought of romance in favor of doldrum domesticity.
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But now some Colombian farmers are planting the lower-quality crop in lowlands that are unsuitable for arabica.
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However, the film authority objected to its supposedly "sensitive storyline" and dubbed it "unsuitable" for audiences below 03.
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All of the embryos were unsuitable for in vitro fertilization because they contained an extra set of chromosomes.
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The Sennheisers sound better, but have an open back that makes them unsuitable for use with others nearby.
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He scrapped long, so-called bendy buses, which he said were unsuitable for London and aided fare evasion.
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Steve is not related by blood to Ellen, and therefore unsuitable in some way for the Paimon transfer.
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According to the lawsuit, Fyre Festival's conditions were dangerous, unsuitable and completely at odds with what was promised.
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However, pregnant women are warned on the company's website that the course may not be unsuitable for them.
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On June 21, Swann Auction Galleries will offer Jane Schenck's correspondence with an unsuitable suitor named Ralph Malbone.
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" It adds: "We respect the work of Sacha Waltz but find her completely unsuitable to lead our company.
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The voters tried to advocate for Deschene but the Navajo leaders deemed him unsuitable for Navajo Nation President.
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But Hans Michelbach, a lawmaker from Merkel's CSU allies, said Macron's ideas were unsuitable to take Europe forward.
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They prevent sweating and often cause itchiness, redness or other irritation, making them unsuitable for long-term use.
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On Monday, European Union regulators warned cryptocurrencies were unsuitable investments and should be viewed as "highly risky" assets.
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This is leading to the abrupt decline of trees and making these lands increasingly unsuitable for tree regeneration.
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MasterCard welcomed the judgment, saying the claim was "completely unsuitable" to be brought under the collective action regime.
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Brown ash often grows in swamps, but those trees tend to yield wood that is unsuitable for weaving.
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"Kim Darroch is totally unsuitable for the job and the sooner he is gone the better," Farage tweeted.
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Workers in unsuitable clothing, living on-site and charging less than £6.70 ($8.77) per wash are among the giveaways.
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Matthew Whitaker is, by any standard, a wildly unsuitable choice to serve as attorney general of the United States.
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But it is expensive, experimental and unsuitable for the internet because it must run on a special, dedicated network.
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He called the basic version of a gene drive unsuitable for conservation purposes and warned against its cavalier deployment.
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Sirisena said earlier in July he would not sign any military cooperation deals that are "unsuitable for the country".
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According to World Coffee Research, 21 degrees Celsius is a clear tipping point where conditions become unsuitable for coffee.
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Much of her ad campaign is built around using Mr. Trump's comments to portray him as an unsuitable leader.
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Customs and Border Protection admitted to wasting more than $5 million on lie-detector tests for 'unsuitable' job applicants
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Jen Hensley, the general manager of LinkNYC, said some former pay phone sites had proven unsuitable for the kiosks.
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Chinese authorities often also order the removal of certain posts deemed unsuitable, as part of their routine censorship efforts.
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Place the "c" and "l" too close together, and it starts to get a bit unsuitable for family audiences.
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But more crucially, the 1992 film Aladdin seemed a completely unsuitable candidate for Disney's series of live-action remakes.
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Yet, instead of seeking a solution, the technician had decided that my body was somehow unsuitable for the stage.
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For a decade or so, the team passed through the hands of a succession of unsuitable or unqualified owners.
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They grow best on rolling hills that are often unsuitable for other crops and, of course, they are biodegradable.
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Critics say his place in the establishment makes him unsuitable as a figure who can restore trust in government.
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A government report said last December that the Almudena cathedral was unsuitable as a burial place for security reasons.
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The contracts also require every player to wear the company's shoes unless a medical condition makes Nike footwear unsuitable.
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As far as other videos we considered, I'll let Lizzie explain why there were unsuitable conclusions to your work week.
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As a result of hotter climate and erratic rainfall, much of Sudan has become progressively unsuitable for agriculture and villages.
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This results in less production due to rapidly changing weather, lack of irrigation facility, unsuitable soil type, and other factors.
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Regulators say Mirhashemi's "excessive and unsuitable" short-term equity trades in client accounts cost them more than $665,000 in commissions.
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No prizes for those precious hours we spend wrestling ourselves in and out of a parade of unsuitable lycra items.
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He also told the committee that CBP holding cells were unsuitable for families and that more medical staff were needed.
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Others are unsuitable for a programme that would face high turnover in a strengthening economy, and sudden influxes during recessions.
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England's Football Association banned women from using its facilities until 1971 because the game was deemed "quite unsuitable for females".
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However, Potter's wealthy parents did not approve of the union due to Warne's "trade" background, deeming him an unsuitable match.
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This is either because borrowers are effectively beyond redemption or because the loans' small size makes them unsuitable for restructuring.
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Mattarella blocked Paolo Savona as unsuitable on the grounds he had argued Italy should be prepared to quit the euro.
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Promoting these products can even be dangerous when parents unknowingly feed their children milk that is unsuitable for young infants.
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Although China already has nuclear submarines, the systems they use are unsuitable for carriers as they are not powerful enough.
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United Nations officials have responded that most of the besieged areas are in densely populated cities unsuitable for airdropped deliveries.
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The infected trees produce fruits that are green, misshapen and bitter, unsuitable for sale as fresh fruit or for juice.
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Millions of chickens would not only undo that work but also leave the river water unsuitable—even untreatable—for drinking.
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When we got there, the venue was completely unsuitable; it was way too close to houses and had no parking.
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But tablets — including the powerful, market-leading Apple iPad — are still too often viewed as unsuitable for productivity and creativity.
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Complainants said that pole sexualizes young girls and that the origins of the sport make it unsuitable for underage participators.
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"I know how he feels," Kerr said of Klopp, borrowing the unsuitable word to describe his own group of giants.
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Sold to the armed forces by a friend of President Petro Poroshenko, the vehicles were unsuitable for the front lines.
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Right now, one fifth of the world's land that is unsuitable for other crops could be used to produce cacti.
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For example, I found one that was a perfect fit, but its inscription was 'Obedient Wife, Happy Life' — utterly unsuitable.
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Scientists fear it's all leading to the abrupt decline of trees and making these lands increasingly unsuitable for tree regeneration.
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But birds such as thrushes and warblers may find the park unsuitable for raising their young in the hotter summers.
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And last November, the bank was ordered to pay $3.4 million for unsuitable recommendations of volatility-linked exchange traded products.
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Warren sent a separate letter to Cain, a former Republican presidential candidate, also describing him as unsuitable for the post.
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Thousands more have drowned at sea, loaded by human traffickers onto boats unsuitable for the long journey between Libya and Italy.
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In particular, "the 30 km exclusion zone around the Chernobyl reactor remains highly contaminated and unsuitable to live in," it said.
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While these traits make them unsuitable for government work, they are still amazing, well-trained dogs looking to make others happy.
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Crocodiles are farmed for their meat and hides, but large and battle-scarred crocs are usually unsuitable for the handbag market.
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Campaigners say officials took babies from "unsuitable" mothers - often communists or leftists – and gave them to families connected to the regime.
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Kessler said Covea's relative inexperience outside France, and its overall lack of experience in re-insurance, made it an unsuitable owner.
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But fuel savings are limited by the system's added weight, complexity and cost, making it unsuitable for small mass-market vehicles.
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" Despite the LRAs' superficial resemblance to speakers, they're really quite unsuitable for the task, due to having "very high Q factors.
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"Ohio should not take the risk of continued botched executions by going back to using these dangerous, unsuitable drugs," he said.
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Critics have contended that the drug does not achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery, making it unsuitable for executions.
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YouTube deemed Logan's content as "unsuitable for brands" and is pissed he tried to monetize videos it views as potentially damaging.
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The scientific study used human eggs that were "unsuitable for implantation" due to an extra set of chromosomes, according to Nature.
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Beyond social networks like Facebook and Twitter, that would include news sites and web pages deemed unsuitable for consumption in China.
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And, schoolgirls are continuously shamed, sent home, and forced to miss a day of school when their clothing is deemed unsuitable.
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But the pulse generator's settings proved unsuitable for brains, which have a different flow pattern than the rest of the body.
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He is trapped in his unsuitable role, and we are trapped with him, fearing he will not grow into the part.
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But the amount of DNA recovered from the gun was extremely small; the lab initially said it was unsuitable for testing.
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The child migrant deaths included youngsters who were separated from the parents under Trump's cruel policy and held in unsuitable conditions.
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You can also use one of the child-friendly browsers that block websites it deems unsuitable for kids, Norton LifeLock suggests.
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Initially Lukoil, Russia's largest private oil firm, was seen as the most likely buyer; Alexei Ulyukaev, the economy minister, called Rosneft "unsuitable".
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The contentious land was an alligator-infested swamp, cut off from Disney World by a highway and unsuitable for another theme park.
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According to one survey, 61% of parents who let their children watch YouTube report that their offspring have come across unsuitable content.
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Either you wear something that's unsuitable for a professional environment, or you try and cover it up completely, which can look frumpy.
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In the first couple episodes, she's offered two unsuitable husbands — a handsome, irritatingly doting prince and a handsome, irritatingly self-absorbed one.
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The NightHawks' size — they're very large and oh so very eye-catching — and semi-open architecture make them unsuitable for outdoor use.
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Up to 60 percent of the land used to grow coffee could become unsuitable by the end of the century, Davis found.
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Most of the 75 constituents hand-picked by the party to attend his public hearing declared him unsuitable to be a lawmaker.
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They see the counting of warheads and delivery vehicles — the traditional levers — as unsuitable for arresting the development of the new weapons.
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In the case with Bitcoin, the processing time of up to one hour and hefty fees made it unsuitable for daily payments.
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Definitely, it seems to me, it is not only unsuitable but truly pernicious to carry on such disputations when everybody can listen.
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A generation ago, Democratic officials created superdelegates as a hedge in close contests if they found the rank-and-file's choice unsuitable.
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Unfortunately for Dubai's builders and real-estate developers, desert sand is also unsuitable for construction and, indeed, for almost any human use.
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The problem is that TENGs tend to be rigid, and unsuitable to wear with flexible electronics that are appearing on the market.
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The Walmart — where dorm-style bedrooms replaced racks of clothing — was controversial from the start, with advocates calling it unsuitable for children.
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The next month, her attorney said she found the reservist's name listed as "unsuitable" on a spreadsheet created by the Defense Department.
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But first, the nominees must face interviews with the commission's incoming president, who determines their new remit and can veto unsuitable candidates.
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Yet as anyone who has received an ill-fitting or unsuitable present knows, the thought is not the only thing that counts.
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Credit Suisse also agreed on Friday to resolve accusations about the bundling together of unsuitable mortgages into securities, by paying $5.3 billion.
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Chances are that you have had a friend who fell in love with someone you felt was, to put it kindly, unsuitable.
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Doing so raises the inevitable question: Do Russia's size, political culture and distrust of the Western world make it unsuitable for democracy?
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Word of the Day : the quality of disagreeing; being unsuitable and inappropriate _________ The word incongruity has appeared in 28 articles on nytimes.
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At the same time, the sector's relatively high price-to-earnings ratio and low yield make it unsuitable for value-oriented investors.
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This is the second round of curriculum evaluations from EdReports, which previously reviewed 20 other math curricula, finding 17 of them unsuitable.
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But rather than take that as her cue to move on from a subject usually considered unsuitable for polite conversation, Barbara doubles down.
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Other red flags include account churning, including excessive trades and the use of reverse mortgages to free up cash to make unsuitable investments.
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Thirty-eight out of 71 rivers are unsuitable for humans to touch, according to a report by the State Oceanic Administration of China.
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Unsuitable for life as it may be, WASP-19b's proximity to its star happened to make it a perfect candidate for atmospheric observation.
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He has repeatedly called President Trump a Nazi on social media, along with other words that are unsuitable to post in this column.
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His deteriorating health, the attorneys argue, has left his veins unsuitable for IVs to be inserted to carry a lethal dose of pentobarbital.
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Midazolam does not achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery and is unsuitable for lethal injections, lawyers for the inmates have argued.
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The ACLU is asking the judge to clarify what specific criminal convictions might deem a parent unsuitable to be reunited with his child.
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They often carried people "in closed, dark and airless vans unsuitable for passenger transport, in crowded, inhuman, excruciating conditions," the prosecution statement said.
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"At least 50 percent were well adjusted," said Neil Blumberg, who found the program unsuitable and transferred to Yale and became a hematologist.
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But sportsmen, who can currently roam the forest mostly as they please, worry it will be hard to reach or unsuitable for hunting.
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I'm sure I'm supposed to wonder what the fire disease is a metaphor for: It's something that makes children unsuitable for the public.
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Trailer for Eva and Franco Mattes, 'Dark Content' Moderators are the people who remove content deemed unsuitable by the platforms that hire them.
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Corn farmers who provide feedstock are still digging out from the flooding, and some have already determined some of their supplies are unsuitable.
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The Chinese government has cracked down on three of the country's top live-streaming services over their apparent broadcast of unsuitable political content.
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If Yang succeeds, millions of acres of desert now unsuitable for growing food could become productive farmland using crops that function like agave.
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The INEA (the Rio State Environment Agency) pollution report for February found that seven of the island's eight beaches were unsuitable for swimming.
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Authorities described the family as homeless; the children were not being held captive but the conditions were "unsuitable and unsafe," according to authorities.
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It's not enough to land in Africa with a flashy launch and a product that's completely unsuitable (and unaffordable) to the continent's population.
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However, years of poor weather as well as debris kicked up by the Burning Man festival have left the Black Rock surface unsuitable.
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And, to this day, we are still being told our clothes are too sexy, too figure-hugging, too unflattering, too modest, too unsuitable.
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Democrats who favor leaving the door open to impeachment, and those who don't, agree in broad terms that Trump is unsuitable for office.
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It is scary, but not too scary—unsuitable for five-year-olds but something most children aged ten or older can cope with.
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Last year, 151 children were held at Canada's immigration centers, effectively medium-security prisons that have been criticized as unsuitable homes for minors.
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Sonically harsh and rigid, they were considered largely unsuitable by serious musicians, and they trickled into thrift stores, garage sales and pawn shops.
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"Grazing cattle is the most sustainable way to use land for food production which is unsuitable for growing any other crop," he said.
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Land may also be unsuitable if located in areas where the arrival of displaced Iraqis could inflame ethnic, sectarian, religious or tribal tensions.
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That number includes parents no longer in the country as well as those deemed unsuitable because of criminal convictions or for other reasons.
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With his thick Scouse accent and impossible enthusiasm, he became an extremely unsuitable role model to children at the turn of the millennium.
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The account has since been taken down, but screenshots have been tweeted as proof that Madigan was unsuitable for the role of women's officer.
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Products that are damaged, used, expired or otherwise unsaleable or unsuitable for donation are disposed of in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations.
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For one, the dry climate in much of the West made these lands unsuitable for farming, which meant that fewer people were settling here.
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Among parents who let their young child watch content on YouTube, 61% say they have encountered content that they felt was unsuitable for children.
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In August, the Los Angeles City Council declared that the structures were unsuitable for human habitation, thus clearing a pathway for the houses' removal.
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Unfortunately, carbon monoxide is also produced in the steam-reforming process along with other impurities, which render commercial-grade hydrogen unsuitable for fuel-cells.
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The inquiry has heard insurers have paid extremely high commissions to third parties to sell unsuitable add-on insurance products that were often worthless.
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They traveled packed together in dangerous, unsuitable boats across the Mediterranean, and hiked overland routes that quickly grew clogged with men, women, and children.
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The eggs were all unsuitable for in vitro fertilization because they contained an extra set of chromosomes, and had been donated for research purposes.
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Building in wood is not unusual, though until recently it was widely considered unsuitable for high-rise or large-scale residential and commercial projects.
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But in order to access the "Kids" area before, children still had to navigate through Hulu's main screen where they might see something unsuitable.
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Some claim that the Western forms of democracy are unsuitable for their societies, and that to argue otherwise is a form of cultural imperialism.
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Republican and Democratic senators would find it easier to reject unsuitable choices without risking backlash from wealthy donors and dyed-in-the-wool partisans.
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"They just said one word: I was 'unsuitable,'" said the 103-year-old, who has a wife and child and a business management degree.
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The report found that the fix (placing concrete blocks and crushed gravel on top of a exposed pipe) made the stream unsuitable for salmon.
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Recommended for children 8 and older, the event will include a discussion of the instinctive behaviors that make undomesticated species unsuitable for people's homes.
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Maybe their home is an unsuitable environment where they have to attend to all the cooking and cleaning, leaving them no time to study.
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It is also targeting a reduction of corn and wheat on unsuitable land, such as parts of northern China where groundwater has been overexploited.
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Once the executive branch opens a war theater, an overtaxed, overstretched and (by its very nature) unsuitable military is left holding the proverbial bag.
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He woos her away from an eligible but unsuitable man with practical jokes and humor, and soon they are married and have a son.
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Technically, Miracle Hill argues that it refers families it finds unsuitable to other agencies, but these agencies are often far away or poorly staffed.
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By all means, feel free to pursue the second option, but be warned: There is some streaming content that is singularly unsuitable for binge-watching.
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The palace later tamped down that speculation, noting the Aberdeenshire castle was privately owned by the royal family, and thus unsuitable for a state visit.
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Lawyers argued his deteriorating health left his veins unsuitable for IVs to be inserted and had said Parkinson&aposs disease was among his several ailments.
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"All means are committed with the exception of the technically unsuitable Canadair aircraft for extinguishing this type of fire," the agency first tweeted in French.
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Hamilton, in Federalist 68, assured his readers that the Electoral College would serve as a way of preventing any manifestly unsuitable person from being elected.
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Among parents who let their young child watch content on YouTube, 61% say they've encountered content that they felt was unsuitable for kids, per Pew.
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Pyongyang wishes to emphasize its independence from, rather than subordination, to Beijing while Singapore's path may be unsuitable due to its smaller size, Fitch continued.
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Regulators could likewise come down on advertisements that suggest a specific activity is unsuitable for boys because it is associated with girls, or vice-versa.
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But as climate change raises temperatures and changes rainfall patterns, much of the current land that produces coffee could become unsuitable for growing coffee beans.
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The inquiry is now turning its focus to the financial exclusion of indigenous customers who are ending up with unsuitable products amid predatory sales practices.
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Lawyers for death row inmates have argued that it could not achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery and was therefore unsuitable for executions.
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Even if the Constitution remains unchanged, current electoral laws, and the institutions that enforce them, are unsuitable for the job of creating a democratic government.
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If unsuitable, the travelers will be sent to a centralized location for quarantine and will need to pay for their own living and food expenses.
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Based solely on the agency's religious beliefs, a loving, LGBTQ grandparent, for example, or a qualified LGBTQ sibling could be deemed unsuitable by the contractor.
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If the applicant is barred by a felony conviction or other statutory disqualifiers, or is deemed unsuitable to carry a firearm, the application is denied.
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And while she criticized the decision to host Mr. Chan as "completely unsuitable," she declined to endorse Mr. Leung's demand that the speech be canceled.
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One study suggested that by 33, many regions in Europe, including much of Italy and swaths of Southern France, could become unsuitable for wine grapes.
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Midazolam is a valium-like drug its critics contend does not achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery and is therefore unsuitable for executions.
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Earlier that year, Ortagus had slammed Trump for mocking people with physical and mental disabilities and described his temperament as unsuitable for the Oval Office.
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This creates an environment uncomfortable and unsuitable for black workers, according to lawyers, and is all an example of how the company has failed them.
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On the other hand, more than half of the parks could lose an average of 17 summer species per park due to unsuitable climate conditions.
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The government-backed inquiry heard that dozen of NAB bankers had falsified loan documents and signatures, and provided unsuitable loans to benefit from the scheme.
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" He wrote on Twitter "we need to protect our children," and said that the fair was collecting books with "content that is unsuitable for minors.
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The only other option, Cambodia -- a country impoverished, unsafe and utterly unsuitable for resettlement -- has disintegrated, with people clearly unwilling to go to such a place.
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The project was dealt its first blow from the city in August, when the Los Angeles City Council declared that structures were unsuitable for human habitation.
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In August, Business Insider reported that there are some instances where Costco will cancel a membership if too many — or too many unsuitable — returns are made.
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Securities regulators have sanctioned a broker-dealer and one of its registered representatives in related disciplinary cases involving the unsuitable recommendation of unregistered securities to clients.
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Nevada officials have argued seismic rumblings near the site make it unsuitable for storing waste that needs to be underground for tens of thousands of years.
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Ukrainian lawmakers said Kiev had brokered a late compromise formula with its foreign backers on how big a veto international experts would have on unsuitable candidates.
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They learn to avoid the leaves of plants that are unsuitable for their symbiotic fungus and remember to avoid those plants for up to 16 weeks.
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In 2018 the Pew Research Centre found that 61% of American parents who let their offspring watch YouTube reported that the children come across unsuitable content.
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The wrist, the location of choice for most wearables on the market today, is full of cartilage and other material that makes it unsuitable for measurement.
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Those lists, however, only let advertisers block publishers they're aware of, which means their ads could still appear against unsuitable content from publishers they don't know.
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But their short lives and adaptable reproductive strategies actually make them unsuitable models for testing drugs or other anti-ageing interventions aimed at slowing human ageing.
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The Justice Department doesn't say in its motion to dismiss that the Gilead suit is frivolous or that the former employees are unsuitable to bring it.
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The 275-member House endorsed the plan by a majority decision, although the opposition had attempted to block the proposal, arguing that market conditions were unsuitable.
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Five previous attempts to launch the Terrier-Improved Malemute, and its chromatic canisters, have been scrubbed for reasons ranging from unsuitable weather to boat traffic interference.
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These virtual currencies are highly risky and unregulated products that are unsuitable as investment, savings or retirement planning products, the regulators said in a joint statement.
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Any recruit, to include those recruited through the MAVNI program, who receives an unfavorable security screening is deemed unsuitable for military service and is administratively discharged.
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It should be qualified that, despite his personal foibles and difficulties, Hulk Hogan is not alone in being a strange and unsuitable role model amongst wrestlers.
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The only disappointment is it won't be in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium as a result of the field conditions being judged unsuitable for an N.F.L. game.
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And the names of people or events associated with political or military history are unsuitable until a century after the person died or the event occurred.
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This change in leadership was not surprising after months of these "sickouts," which teachers have used to protest everything from horrific school conditions to unsuitable pay.
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Members of the two parties are more likely today to describe each other unfavorably, as selfish, as threats to the nation, even as unsuitable marriage material.
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The related case involves the broker, Stuart Horowitz, who was sanctioned for recommending the preferred notes to clients and for engaging in unsuitable trading in the fund.
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Critics of the funds say the illiquidity of commercial real estate make it an unsuitable asset for open-ended funds, to which investors are allowed instant access.
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I don't know yet if Roy Moore is guilty of pedophilia, but these allegations along w/ his religious extremism and intolerance make him unsuitable for the Senate.
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Asked why specifically she thought Kavanaugh was unsuitable to be a Supreme Court justice, Swetnick said, "I think all of the above," referring to her affidavit's allegations.
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The FCA said the companies outsourced functions to unauthorised third parties, leading to recommendations that clients switch and transfer pensions to high risk, illiquid and unsuitable products.
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He did not elaborate on what he meant by suitable or spell out why he was suggesting the 2008 constitution drawn up by the military was unsuitable.
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When the berries arrive at the processing building, they are first soaked in a tank, where unsuitable fruits float to the top and are removed and discarded.
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The Internet Movie Database created a site for parents to submit descriptions of films in order to draw attention to scenes that may be unsuitable for children.
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Content from China-based users that is deemed unsuitable is blocked inside the country and only made available to those on the site that are living overseas.
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Armstrong flew the lander almost parallel to the surface, passing over a large crater and an unsuitable field of rubble before spotting a flat expanse of powder.
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But when it comes to screening large numbers for general "credibility," the polygraph is unsuitable, supported by "scanty and scientifically weak" evidence, according to the same study.
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Payment protection insurance (PPI) policies were sold alongside a personal loan or mortgage to cover repayments if borrowers fell ill or lost jobs, but many were unsuitable.
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In addition to the parents previously deemed unsuitable, another six parents had issues come up as background checks and DNA tests were completed between Tuesday and Thursday.
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And data caps, forced app usage, tethering restrictions, fewer protections available for your data and so on mean mobile-only is similarly unsuitable for an only connection.
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Apple is not alone in being rebuked by Beijing for content deemed unsuitable, a number of China's up-and-coming startups have also had their wings clipped.
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Raising chickens at an industrial scale has huge impacts on our public health, worker safety, air and water, and animal welfare that make chicken an unsuitable alternative.
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Though she resisted unfair treatment on that Alabama bus nine months before Rosa Parks, Colvin was deemed an unsuitable face for the movement by civil rights leaders.
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Fatbergs form when people flush unsuitable items down their toilets or pour oils and fats – which set hard and clog pipes when they cool – down their sinks.
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The springs around the Dallol volcano, one of the numerous volcanoes inside the Depression, have hydrothermal properties that are not only toxic but also unsuitable for life.
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There was a waste bin, under one of the basins, but it was made of some cheap white material and was quite unsuitable as a hiding place.
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This had the potential to endanger lives and, as a result, local authorities deemed it necessary to remove "unsuitable materials" beneath the bridge that prompted the mining.
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In Africa, that could be investment in turning land unsuitable for farming into wildlife reserves to attract tourists, or rethinking old mines as recreational lakes, he said.
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And since the turkey stock already makes this bread decidedly meaty (and, well, completely unsuitable for vegans), why not throw a little lard in there for extra richness?
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A pro-independence political party was banned this year, while several promising democracy activists were barred from contesting various polls after being deemed ideologically unsuitable for public office.
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Here is one example (pretty over the top): Ethanol is flammable and therefore unsuitable for large quantities to be on public display, and formalin gives off hazardous fumes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is unsuitable for leading a possible government of national unity, rebel Conservative Party lawmaker Dominic Grieve said on Monday.
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The company deems a community unsuitable for "Today In" if it cannot find a single day in a month with at least five news items available to share.
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His client list was astonishing: He'd worked for Winston Churchill in tracking down the British leader's "wayward daughter" when she threatened to get married to an "unsuitable" American.
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They then filtered the clips to remove those unsuitable for training—if someone, say, unfroze, used fisheye lenses, or had synthetic backgrounds that could lead to borked results.
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An estimated 2,726 men, women and children have died over the same period trying to make the journey, often dangerously packed into small vessels unsuitable for the voyage.
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If confirmation hearings show that Mattis is unsuitable to be secretary of Defense, the Constitution operating as it was designed will allow the Senators to vote against him.
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As Saw Nyi Nyi, a famous early rapper, explained, "we are criticised as 'tha yote pyat'": rebellious, rude, outrageous and with tattoos unsuitable to be seen in public.
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The company makes its fuel from local waste products, including restaurant cooking oils and grease and agricultural products like macadamia nuts — turned into oil — considered unsuitable for market.
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"I don't think it helped the Spitzenkandidaten that from the outset one of those candidates - and that was Manfred Weber - was presented as unsuitable or unelectable," Merkel said.
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Clinton's main argument about her rival: that his temperament makes him unsuitable for the job, and that he should not be entrusted with the control of nuclear weapons.
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The researchers counted the number of species projected to lose more than half their geographic range due to climate change, which could make areas unsuitable for many species.
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Having a couple to choose from, especially ones that can be swapped out quickly, is always nice in case one is damaged or unsuitable for a certain shoot.
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Matthew Parris, a columnist and former Conservative lawmaker, said May's response to the fire had shown a lack of judgment which made her unsuitable to be prime minister.
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Take the defense minister, Ursula von der Leyen, who has held three ministerial posts, but is even more liberal than Merkel, and thus wholly unsuitable for party conservatives.
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They're looking forward to at least four years of being governed by a president who looks to be unsuitable, possibly embarrassing, and certainly, to say the least, unpredictable.
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It also helps to not mix up taxonomist and taxidermist when first attacking this puzzle, which could lead you to try jamming "exquisite corpse" into an unsuitable spot.
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By definition, "inappropriate" describes behavior that is unsuitable in a specific circumstance or context, like wearing cargo pants to a formal event or laughing hysterically at a funeral.
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Mr. Vitiello added that the agency had identified about 130 miles that would be unsuitable for a border wall because of bodies of water or other challenging terrain.
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It should give up 14,2023 of its 20,000 centrifuges, machines used to enrich uranium, and agree to enrich it only to levels unsuitable in weapons for 15 years.
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That is correct, but both grapes have also been widely planted in so many unsuitable places that, outside their homeland in Burgundy, their messages have often been muddied.
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LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog told financial advisers on Tuesday they face a two-year crack down to stop unsuitable advice, investment scams and excessive fees.
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"The ESAs warn consumers that VCs (virtual currencies) are highly risky and unregulated products and are unsuitable as investment, savings or retirement planning products," the regulatory agencies said.
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Many private landowners are unwilling to lease land while other areas are unsuitable because of their topography, proximity to fighting or the risk of unexploded ordinance or landmines.
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His bid to replace David Cameron, who resigned after the referendum, was foiled by Gove who pulled out of his campaign saying Johnson was unsuitable for the job.
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Danny Paul Bible, 66, was slated to be lethally injected on Wednesday evening but his attorneys argued his health issues make him unsuitable for that method of capital punishment.
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"I don't know yet if Roy Moore is guilty of pedophilia, but these allegations along w/ his religious extremism and intolerance make him unsuitable for the Senate," Carrey captioned.
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Florence Nightingale, who established the principles of modern nursing in the 1890s, believed that men's "hard and horny" hands made them unsuitable for the job, "however gentle their hearts".
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Below are a list of products which should be considered unsuitable for Trump supporters to use, buy, or participate in and will be updated as new information becomes available.
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" He also pointed out that Amazon Fresh uses a different technology to Ocado, which is "completely unsuitable for food," and instead "requires a vast amount of labor and money.
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On Monday, the EU regulators said cryptocurrencies have shown clear signs of a pricing bubble and are unregulated products that are unsuitable as investment, savings or retirement-planning products.
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The International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), a UN-backed body that helps prosecutors with corruption cases, described as "unsuitable" her appointment to the supreme court in 230.
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U.S. President Barack Obama further reaffirmed his belief Thursday that Donald Trump would be unsuitable for the White House and said the Republican presidential candidate has made contradictory statements.
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There could be a high risk of "unsuitable sales", for instance when insurance was sold alongside a non-financial product like a car, washing machine or holiday, it added.
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As the race tightens, Jones has cranked up his attacks on Moore over the allegations and made those charges central to his argument that Moore is an unsuitable choice.
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Since then, the government has encouraged artisanal miners to dig for cobalt in areas deemed unsuitable for industrial mining, and it has passed regulations on environmental and safety practices.
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It flushes out bad ideas and unsuitable candidates for the benefit of an electorate that has better things to do than worry about the nuances of their every policy.
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An algorithm that's set to drive, say, click-through rates, could end up recommending that ads run on unsuitable sites in an attempt to get the widest possible exposure.
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The company claims that current reviews show the demonetization classification system is working properly and including LGBTQ terms doesn't unfairly lead to them being flagged as unsuitable for advertisement.
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Though there's occasional talk of how drunk and out of control this ritual has been known to become, there's nothing here that would be unsuitable for a grade-schooler.
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"As pension transfers surge to unprecedented volumes, the disturbing amount of unsuitable advice in this area poses a clear and present threat to the nation's pension savings," he said.
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She captures the isolation of their settings, from a tight dirt road unsuitable for takeoffs to a colorful world map on a wall decorated with cutouts of metal birds.
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An inspector spray-paints a red triangle onto Kouris's wall, declaring the building that was his home and, next to it, his grocery store, unsuitable and set for demolition.
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They said they would support Trump, but they had never really meant it at the time and shouldn't have said it, because Trump is clearly unsuitable for the presidency.
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It is close to the Barbican, the symphony's current home, which Mr. Rattle recently described as unsuitable for about 20 percent of the repertoire he would like to cover.
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Although a royal equerry, Townsend was still deemed an unsuitable husband for the queen's sister because he was divorced and he was sent off to Brussels by Buckingham Palace.
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Rising through the ranks of Israeli media wasn't easy, Mreeh said, citing among other factors criticism from some in her conservative community who see journalistic work as unsuitable for women.
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LONDON, Aug 19 (Reuters) - British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is unsuitable for leading a possible government of national unity, rebel Conservative Party lawmaker Dominic Grieve said on Monday.
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But some experts say that it'll be difficult, if not impossible, for some beef farmers to switch to plants because land used to raise cattle is often unsuitable for crops.
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In a now-infamous event, the public voted for Boaty McBoatface, but the humorless British government deemed it unsuitable, choosing the much more boring name of Sir David Attenborough instead.
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Replacing the old Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check, the DBS is designed to help employers make safer recruitment decisions and prevent unsuitable candidates from working with vulnerable groups, including children.
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The MARQ watches are each waterproof to a depth of 100 meters (320+ feet, or 10 ATM, in watch terms) which is fine for snorkeling, but unsuitable for scuba diving.
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So A Monster Calls gets bonus points for taking its subject seriously — though that has the side effect of making this a rather intense movie, probably unsuitable for younger children.
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Weibo blamed the situation on a systems upgrade, but the timing of the restriction made it seem like a method to prevent content that would be deemed unsuitable by authorities.
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YouTube has developed automated software to identify videos linked to extremism and now is aiming to do the same with clips that portray hate speech or are unsuitable for children.
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Mr Vance's mother abused alcohol and prescription pills, and had a steady stream of unsuitable male partners; Mr Vance barely knew his father until he was almost in his teens.
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An order issued in 1911 barred "any immigrants belonging to the Negro race, which is deemed unsuitable to the climate and requirements of Canada," according to an archived government document.
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Despite Lil Tay's rapid rise to fame, her style of content is unsuitable for brands, making it hard for her to score sponsorships or premium advertising deals, Influential's Detert said.
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Behavior that might be acceptable and humorous at a 20-person startup could cause investors to think that a founder is unsuitable to lead the company years down the road.
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Instead, they've been trying to shovel all oversight of ISPs over to the FTC, an agency many experts (and former FCC boss Tom Wheeler) argue is unsuitable for the task.
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Micah BloomfieldNew York To the Editor: The right-wing juggernaut to discredit Christine Blasey Ford and confirm the unsuitable Brett Kavanaugh should inspire a new companion movement to #MeToo: #IToo.
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I also decided that we shouldn't bang; he was too Tory for our relationship to really go anywhere and I'd long ago resolved to stop shagging the obviously unsuitable ones.
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She kept hearing the same things over and over: People thought tampons and pads seemed wasteful and unsuitable for a busy, working life; others felt gross and bloated and dirty.
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The limitations of volumetric capture make it unsuitable for many uses in film, but being relightable brings these performances a lot closer to ordinary 3D models than they were before.
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But a decrease in inspectors could leave the responsibility to companies' staff to spot signs of disease and remove unsuitable products, leaving USDA inspection at the end of the line.
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But a decrease in inspectors could leave the responsibility to companies' staff to spot signs of disease and remove unsuitable products, leaving USDA inspection at the end of the line.
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The moral was clearly pretty slut-shamey but I longed for a load of unsuitable friends to take me to a ball and persuade me into a low cut dress.
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After 1974, her depictions of women ranged from the primordial — with women opening their vulvas to the viewer (a suitably "unsuitable" image, perhaps) — to Greco-Roman (elegant warriors and goddesses).
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They invite us to consider the people whose faces are now missing, and what about the images made them unsuitable for the public image of farming curated by the FSA.
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Under the SAP, clinical experts assess requests for emergency access to drugs for people who have serious or life-threatening conditions, where traditional treatment methods haven't worked, are unsuitable or unavailable.
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Or perhaps I'm just disturbed because we are entering very dangerous times just at the moment when a spectacularly unsuitable person is taking control of the most powerful nation on earth.
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In a separate and unrelated case, FINRA has permanently banned a broker from the industry for churning customer accounts, engaging in excessive and unauthorized trading and making unsuitable recommendations to customers.
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Together the new partnership will focus on increasing the stock of affordable housing, generating new economic opportunities and supporting the legal needs of residents threatened with eviction and unsuitable living conditions.
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She originally hoped to become an engineer, but was overruled by her family, who said it was an unsuitable career for a women but agreed that she could become a doctor.
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The issue on the table is whether Arya will show Sansa's letter from six years ago to the Northern lords, painting her as a Lannister collaborator and unsuitable Lady of Winterfell.
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Cases of rat lungworm infections have been documented in over 30 countries and health officials are worried about its appearance in areas where previously the habitat was believed to be unsuitable.
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Two years later, after a short, awkward courtship, he married the seemingly unsuitable Jessie George, settled contentedly in Kent, fathered two sons and dedicated the rest of his life to writing.
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The 43-year-old, who plays football, posts pictures on Instagram and has criticised the Revolutionary Guards for meddling in politics, was deemed unsuitable for the assembly by the conservative Guardians.
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To count as "misconduct," disputes had to be settled (not dismissed or pending) and included activities like misrepresentation, recommending unsuitable investment products, negligence, omitting key facts and trading without customer authorization.
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When they tried to contest the guardianship or become guardians themselves, they were dismissed as unsuitable, and disparaged in court records as being neglectful, or as drug addicts, gamblers, and exploiters.
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Two weeks later I would struggle with getting an apartment in a new city because as a black immigrant, I was immediately branded an unsuitable tenant until I could prove otherwise.
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The Gharo-Jhimpir wind corridor, mapped in 2013 by the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, contains vast stretches of saline land, unsuitable for agriculture and dotted only with a few bushes.
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The house — previously occupied by Ng Eng Teng, a local sculptor, and later owned by the sculptor's nieces — had many little connecting rooms that made it unsuitable for the family's needs.
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In 2012, around half of South America's coffee crop was wiped out and experts predict that by 2050, half of the world's current coffee growing regions could be unsuitable for production.
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One suggests that that humans avoid people who look like unsuitable mates, another argues that recognizable but strange stimuli signals to our lizard brain that the stimuli may be harboring disease.
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Simon Rattle, the orchestra's new music director, has championed the project, earlier this year describing the Barbican as unsuitable for about 20 percent of the repertoire he would like to cover.
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He said El Salvador had been continuously asking for "massive funding support" since last year for a port development, but Taiwan was unable to assist with the "unsuitable project" after assessment.
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Because comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko is moving away from the sun, scientists expect conditions on the comet will prove unsuitable for the fridge-sized robotic lab from the end of January.
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His bid to replace former prime minister David Cameron, who resigned after the referendum, was foiled by Gove who pulled out of his campaign saying Johnson was unsuitable for the job.
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Schatz about the frequent villainizing of Title II; Pai and others had described it as "depression-era regulation" designed specifically to handle "the Ma Bell monopoly" and unsuitable for the FCC's purposes.
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Samsung has been depicting phones in or near to unsuitable environments such as swimming pools and oceans since 2016, the ACCC alleges, when it didn't have a basis to make this representation.
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Banana-growing regions of West Africa, including areas in Ghana and Benin, will need to act within the next decade, as the land is expected to become unsuitable for bananas by 2025.
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It's possible, if not totally reasonable, to say that under the anonymity of the Gorillaz project, artists otherwise deemed unsuitable for the mainstream British public were able to reach otherwise untouched audiences.
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Ethiopia's coffee is in danger: Between 40 and 60 percent of the country's coffee plantations could become unsuitable for growing coffee this century, according to the research published today in Nature Plants.
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It's not designed to replace a full-size stroller than can accommodate a car seat, and you'll probably find its compact wheels unsuitable for anything but concrete sidewalks, carpeting, or tiled-floors.
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While keepers were their own bosses (with time to pursue oil painting), it was generally grueling and lonesome, especially in "stag stations," those far-flung posts that were unsuitable for keepers' families.
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The governor rejected cryptocurrencies, arguing their instability and lack of institutional backing made them "unsuitable as monetary units", while arguing that Norges Bank itself may eventually issue a form of digital currency.
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Although we may have had unsuitable, similarly coarse and anti-intellectual presidents in the past, what is uniquely ominous here is the unprecedented juxtaposition of personal unsuitability with proliferating nuclear weapons technologies.
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"These pest outbreaks are partly attributed to changes in climatic conditions which are now making previously unsuitable geographical areas amenable to 'occupation' by these alien species," said Forestry Commission spokeswoman Violet Makoto.
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A near-consensus emerged that it was definitely the eighties, though a woman in a silk-and-velvet corset made a strong case for the nineties, based on criteria unsuitable for print.
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"In addition, initiating background investigations in a timely manner is critical to mitigate the risk to VHA and ensure that unsuitable staff may be removed during the probationary employment period," it added.
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A government report said last December that the Almudena cathedral, located right in the center of Madrid not far from the royal palace, was unsuitable as a burial place for security reasons.
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What We Left Unfinished interrogates what reflection we see in the mirror; especially if that mirror was for a long time discarded because its reflection was deemed unsuitable for people to see.
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For example, game developer Brianna Wu said on Twitter that the line where YouTube deems content unsuitable for advertisers is unclear, and can still allow for monetization of videos that incite harassment.
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"Based on his past record of poor decision making, Thain is an unsuitable steward of shareholder funds," Dieter Waizenegger, CtW's executive director, wrote in the April 30 letter to Uber Chairman Ronald Sugar.
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The book is wholly unsuitable for its stated purpose and makes a fool of readers, as human fingers are too large and too clumsy to be able to turn its pages with ease.
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Messaging apps WhatsApp and Line are among the other services that have been forced to comply with the government's ban on "unsuitable" content in order to keep their services open in the country.
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This is how he describes the two youngest boys in the playground sting: No grown-up, since the day they were born, had judged any truth, fact or behaviour unsuitable for their ears.
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FINRA also found the brokerage did not adequately train supervisors to recognize unsuitable short-term training, and did not have a proper system in place to detect and stop the orders before execution.
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Throughout the "redlining" crisis of the 1970s, major US banks illegally refused loans to people based on their postal codes, after crunching the socio-economic statistics within their suburbs and deeming them unsuitable.
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Australia's largest bank said last year it would have to refund about A$15 million ($10.9 million) to 64,000 customers after selling them unsuitable insurance when they obtained home loans or credit cards.
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A host of other characters, including kindly nuns and fathers at the Catholic high school, two unsuitable boyfriends and the podgy, talented Julie, who is Lady Bird's best friend, round out the cast.
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In the ongoing litigation, the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) alleges the Wall Street bank advised the fund to invest some $1 billion in nine trades that it claims were unsuitable and ultimately worthless.
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Yet Talbot's test was no different from the millions of others conducted annually across the public sector, where the polygraph is commonly used as a last-ditch effort to weed out unsuitable candidates.
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Around the world, researchers are working to create genetically modified crop varieties that can withstand severe drought — expected more often with climate change — or thrive on arid lands now considered unsuitable for farming.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's government has rejected as "unsuitable" a proposal by Dublin City Council to house some of the capital's homeless people on a cruise ship to help offset a severe housing shortage.
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One of the primary reasons that Sky employ Henry is so he can provide a critical voice when it comes to Arsenal, and that makes him inherently unsuitable to be Arsène Wenger's subordinate.
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It argues that Goldman exercised "undue influence" to coerce its managers—whose financial expertise at the time was "extremely limited"—into "inherently unsuitable" trades, and that the deal was therefore an "unconscionable bargain".
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The opposition Eastern Ghouta Damascus Countryside local council said this week the escalating bombardment was forcing people to seek shelter in unsuitable and unsanitary places which it feared could lead to disease outbreaks.
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In a 156-page review of the loan-based sector, the watchdog said, however, that it found poor practice by some online platforms, such as unsuitable products and customers not being treated properly.
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The blood-drenched material (at one performance, a misfiring blood pack splattered an audience member) was unsuitable for families and unappealing to tourists, who make up a large constituency of Broadway ticket buyers.
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The issue of 'brand safety', which can be jeopardized when ads appear next to unsuitable online content, has also frustrated marketers and encouraged them to seek greater control over how they target audiences.
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The most important reason that the 10-year budget window is unsuitable for scoring tax reform is the fact that the long-run fiscal outlook is far bleaker than the near-term outlook.
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The Church "excused itself from hosting Mike Pence" when he visits Egypt, citing President Donald Trump's decision "at an unsuitable time and without consideration for the feelings of millions of people", MENA said.
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In 1921, England's Football Association, claiming the game was unsuitable for women, required clubs to "refuse the use of their grounds for such matches" — a policy that was not officially overturned until 1971.
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The groups said that some apps in that section contained content unsuitable for children, showed ads for casino games for adults or pushed youngsters into watching video ads and making in-app purchases.
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The resurgence inspired Kerr to invoke the words of Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp, who a day before had described his players as "giants," modifying that description with an adjective that is unsuitable for publication.
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The initial problem was that in his 20s Charles had fallen in love with Camilla Shand, a young woman who was deemed unsuitable because she had a "history" — in other words, previous lovers.
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While it isn't unsuitable for side sleepers per se, if you do sleep exclusively on your side, you may want to consider the soft or medium to experience even more pressure point relief.
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The Academy has defended its decision to award Handke the prize, saying he had clearly condemned the Srebrenica massacre, though it accepted he had made "provocative, unsuitable and unclear comments in political questions".
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The Academy has defended its decision to award Handke the prize, saying he had clearly condemned the Srebrenica massacre, though it accepted he had made "provocative, unsuitable and unclear comments in political questions".
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This ill-advised plot involved Parrott spying on his wife and Heimbach meeting in the Parrotts' trailer at midnight from atop a box, which was apparently unsuitable for his overall mass and promptly broke.
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Kangaroo meat and rabbit patties Hoffman is also looking at the meat of kangaroos as a potential source of global protein since they have the ability to graze in areas unsuitable for most animals.
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Alternatively, some of the 25,000 might have opted to transfer their pension into other investments, but many who took that option were encouraged by dubious financial advisers to sign up to risky, unsuitable investments.
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They said he was a "manifestly unsuitable" buyer who "in effect ... had his hands in the till", taking 2.6 million pounds from the business in addition to an outstanding 1.5 million pound family loan.
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When it launched, its limitations made it unsuitable for teams, and even though it's more usable now, it still doesn't have certain capabilities (like support for Google Authenticator) that could make it more convenient.
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At a taxpayer cost of $2,200 per test, according to the IG, that amounts to more than $5 million spent on polygraph tests on people who were already known to be unsuitable for hiring.
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He died in Coppice Mews, apologizing for having to leave her on her own and for wanting to be buried in a small country churchyard she considered unsuitable for the urban man he'd been.
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Some residents whose villages were in the way of the hydropower project have resisted moving, saying the compensation they were offered was too small and the land they were offered was unsuitable for farming.
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More than half of the areas around the world suitable for growing grapes used for wine could become unsuitable for the purpose in 80 years due to climate change, according to a new study.
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" A November 29 tweet from Owens said, "I'd pay big bucks to see white liberals who cry out about the unsuitable living conditions for caravan migrants, drink a glass of water from Flint Michigan.
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Initially, two potential donors were determined to be unsuitable, and the mother, who doctors say will remain anonymous due to her HIV status, pleaded to be allowed to donate her liver but was denied.
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The Financial Conduct Authority said it was concerned firms were recommending that large numbers of consumers transfer out of their pension schemes despite warnings that transfers were likely to be unsuitable for most clients.
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For example, British AI company SafeToNet guards children using the internet by equipping parents with safety tools — for example, sending an alert if their child is sent an indecent image and filtering out unsuitable content.
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But the rig market is tighter than it appears because many older rigs have been scrapped, cannibalised for spare parts, or are simply unsuitable for drilling the very long wells now favoured by shale producers.
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Now it's funny to imagine Jonny as unsuitable marriage material: he's a devoted dad of two, a man committed to his faith, and a deeply friendly dude who's made a lucrative career from a pipedream.
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All the chains sold expired over-the-counter drugs, while Dollar General was fined for selling motor oil unsuitable for modern cars; Dollar Tree also violated New York's bottle deposit law, law enforcement officials said.
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The government said Yara's facility was unsuitable due to uncertainty about the plant's future emissions as it planned to replace liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) with less-emitting liquefied natural gas (LNG) as its raw material.
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The current structure of documenta has shown itself to be unsuitable to the current political moment, lacking understanding of the larger significance of documenta, and the new concerns of contemporary art audiences around the world.
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Consulting with a biologist, they've learned a lot about mites, such as that in one state they have no mouths or anuses and attach themselves to a host to move away from an unsuitable environment.
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Speaking at a press conference yesterday, a senior official with the NAFDAC said levels of bacteria, including Coliform, found within the rice were "above permissible limits," and that the product was unsuitable for human consumption.
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None of the parties has agreed to create a coalition government with ANO because they consider Babis unsuitable to lead the government due to charges of fraud linked to EU subsidies he has been facing.
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These things should make him the more appropriate choice for Laurey as a partner, but his obsessive violence and his status as an outsider within the community make him not only unsuitable but also dangerous.
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A report by the health ombudsman found that she played a leading role in moving patients and put them at risk by illegally certifying the facilities they were moved to when they were plainly unsuitable.
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The EU's existing agreements with Norway and Canada were unsuitable because they would hurt supply chains and make it hard to keep an open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, she said.
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We get to cheer on the Nice White Lady — the eater of every slice of the film's "life propulsion pie," aka juggling a career with a love life, vacillating between unsuitable men, finding herself, etc.
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Since then, he has acknowledged that some areas along the path would be unsuitable for a wall for topographic reasons, and has acknowledged that agents want visibility through the wall, as opposed to something opaque.
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"We want to help make sure that these consumers do not lose money as a result of unsuitable investments, for example due to ESG risks including climate change," the FCA said in its consultation paper.
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Sure, this show wasn't about the commercial prospects of the collection - beyond die-hard fans, an emerald green sequin jumpsuit might seem unsuitable for everyday wear, but then that's not really the point of Ashish.
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The panel failed to discuss whether the technical issues dogging the repo market might make SOFR unsuitable as a benchmark, although it did discuss possible alternatives such as the Bank Yield Index proposed by ICE.
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FINRA alleged in its complaint that the firm's management failed to develop and enforce a supervisory system as it expanded, which allowed many advisors to recommend unsuitable trades that they did not understand to clients.
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"The victims were found to have an inadequate amount of food and were living in an unsuitable and unsafe environment due to the conditions located on the property," the sheriff's department said in a statement.
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Last week the SEC announced settled charges with the business for failing to supervise financial advisers and other employees who made unsuitable recommendations to clients, and ordered Wells Fargo to pay a $35 million penalty.
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The agreement would resolve claims that Credit Suisse, like many other financial institutions at the time, bundled together unsuitable mortgages into securities that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis when the American housing market collapsed.
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A given state or congressional district may choose to be represented by someone unsuitable for office, but to make a big difference as a legislator you need to be able to collaborate effectively with others.
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Over the last forty years, there have been multiple lineup changes, ten albums and one letter from The Royal Albert Hall apologising for banning them from the venue in 1977 for being "unsuitable for appearance".
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Even with the tougher regulations around big data, privacy experts warn there is still scope for abuse, for example, if highly-indebted people are targeted with unsuitable offers for high interest loans or credit cards.
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More terrifying than side effects Difficulty in obtaining hormone therapy has driven some people online or to the black market, where they risk taking counterfeit and unsuitable medications with little information on dosage or side effects.
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Like presidents before him, Obama is leaving office with the story of his presidency boxed and ready for the history books -- at least the parts that aren't declared top secret or otherwise unsuitable for public consumption.
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She hopes to make a case that his volatile personality makes him unsuitable to be commander-in-chief and to use incidents from his colorful character and business career to deconstruct Trump's carefully built self image.
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According to Doyle, the use of dinghies, especially unsuitable for the long sea crossing in bad weather, was partly due to European navies capturing and destroying many of the fishing boats that smugglers had been using.
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"Donald Trump's lewd comments are the latest in a series of remarks he has made ranging from inappropriate to reprehensible that demonstrate why he is unsuitable for the presidency," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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But here he offers a roman à clef filled with the unverified gossip, overheard conversations, and rumors of nooners and backbiting that were unsuitable to fact-based history (though a few historical figures occupy the margins).
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A study published Monday in the National Academy of Sciences' online journal said that 85033 percent of wine-growing regions could be unsuitable by 2100 should the Earth's climate warm 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit in that time.
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In 2015, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," about a boy with autism coming of age, was deemed unsuitable by a school in Florida because of cursing and its presentation of atheism.
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The Philharmonic's short-lived attempt to merge with Carnegie Hall, in 2003, damaged the partnership, and some of Lincoln Center's flashy earlier ideas for the Geffen Hall renovation were seen as unsuitable for a symphony orchestra.
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Buried somewhere amid all the other unsuitable anecdotes that her son and daughter bring home, Shay suspects, is a distorted account of the Leandro story, but she is certainly not going to bring it to light.
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This week, the inquiry or Royal Commission has turned the spotlight on the financial exclusion of indigenous customers who struggle to get access to basic banking facilities or end up with unsuitable products amid predatory sales practices.
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During the rally on Sunday, Khan called Trump "unsuitable" to serve as commander in chief of the country and went on to commend the Democratic nominee, who he said is fighting for the values of this country.
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Lawyers for death-row inmates have argued the drug cannot achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery, making it unsuitable for executions and subjecting inmates to pain caused by other drugs in the lethal injection mixes.
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Under Britain's new "pension freedoms" reforms, workers could also put the cash into other investments, but many of those who took this option were advised to sign up to risky, unsuitable investments that came with hefty fees.
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Furious on the part of everybody, it seemed -- those who considered the nominee manifestly unsuitable both for his views and the allegations about his behavior, and those who argued that a good, innocent man had been smeared.
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While the rule could be postponed or eliminated, it has already caused many companies to curtail the sale of retirement mutual funds and insurance vehicles that charged high commissions and fees or were clearly unsuitable for clients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is struggling to prepare for his case fighting extradition to the United States because he has been given an unsuitable computer in prison, his lawyer told a British court on Monday.
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The firm started taking on dozens of brokers from Newport Coast Securities - a firm that FINRA banned from the industry that year for excessive trading in client accounts to rack up fees and for recommending unsuitable investments.
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Citing a yearlong investigation and an FOIA request, CNN's report raised concerns over whether the chemical that was used to treat naturally occurring iron bacteria in one of Denmark's four wells may be unsuitable for long-term ingestion.
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"As expansion is driven by the informal sector ... more people build on land that is unsuitable for settlement and prone to seasonal flooding, exposing them to health risks," said Lusuga Kironde, professor of urban development at Ardhi University.
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The argument as to why the commission seeks this is that they believe there are certain risks to markets associated with unsuitable source code (namely the algorithmic formulas) and they want to better understand what is taking place.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A top official of China's finance ministry has criticized the misuse of public-private partnership (PPP) programs by local authorities, saying some chalk up debt for unsuitable schemes and others apply them to purely commercial projects.
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The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has sided with MasterCard's argument that the claims were unsuitable to be brought under a so-called collective actions regime and has not allowed the case to go to trial, the company said.
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Conflicts and disasters can push children into work that is unsuitable for their age, harms their physical and mental development and deprives them of schooling, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on World Day Against Child Labour.
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"By imposing a fiduciary duty standard, this will cause the brokerage firms to self-police," he said, protecting most people from often unsuitable investments like "nontraded REITs, variable annuities in I.R.A.s and active trading of stocks and options."
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Mr. Tiber said he introduced Michael Lang, one of the festival's main organizers, to Max Yasgur, the farmer who rented his land for the festival, after the 75 acres next to the El Monaco Motel were deemed unsuitable.
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Most consumers would be best advised to keep their defined benefit pension schemes, the FCA said, adding "there is potential for significant consumer harm if unsuitable advice is given to consumers who are considering giving up these benefits".
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As Stripe's Tom Karlo points out, the truth is that BTC has evolved to become an asset rather than a currency, and is simply unsuitable for transactions that need to resolve in seconds or minutes at the outside.
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Ms. Ruppert was celebrating her birthday at Max's Taphouse and was waiting for friends to obtain after-hours hot dogs from a place across the street when Dr. Anderson spotted her being chatted up by an unsuitable suitor.
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Like teachers with full-time classroom assignments, those in the pool are entitled to regular pay raises, step increases and longevity increases, providing "no incentive for unmotivated or unsuitable teachers to secure new permanent placements," the report notes.
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But in her appeal, Mr. Herskovic's lawyer, Donna Aldea, said that the DNA evidence was scientifically inconclusive and had been obtained by a method that another judge in Brooklyn had recently ruled was unsuitable for use at trial.
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PPI policies were typically sold alongside a personal loan or mortgage to cover repayments if borrowers fell ill or lost jobs, but thousands of customers were sold unsuitable policies and would never have been able to make a claim.
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The early days seemed to confirm the worst fears of those who saw the Conservative lawmaker as an unsuitable diplomat, at a critical time when Britain needed to forge new political and commercial ties with a slew of countries.
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In response, YouTube cut down on unsuitable content — removing channels deemed exploitative such as ToyFreaks — while it introduced new moderation processes for kid-focused content, and pledged to increase its army of content checkers and moderators to 10,000 people.
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This is not a decision we made lightly, however, we believe he has exhibited a pattern of behavior in his videos that makes his channel not only unsuitable for advertisers but also potentially damaging to the broader creator community.
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Between 1921 and 63 the Football Association (FA), which governs the sport in England, prohibited women from using the grounds of professional men's teams, claiming that the sport was "quite unsuitable for females and ought not to be encouraged".
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"Sorry Donald, but the ad isn't only about your overt sexism, it's about your divisiveness and character being unsuitable for the office of the presidency," Justin Barasky, a spokesman for the group, said in an email on Tuesday morning.
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Since the Republican Party failed in that mission, people and interests that see the GOP as their preferred representational vehicle had no choice but to vote for a candidate whose financial situation made him clearly unsuitable for the presidency.
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SocGen is the second international bank to be pursued by the LIA in UK courts: it is also suing Goldman Sachs over advice given on $1 billion of trades made in 2008, claiming they were unsuitable and ultimately "worthless".
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" Of Americans' fright over anything "unsuitable for children," he said, "Instead of raising children in an adult world, with adult tastes, interests and opinions prevailing, we prefer to live much of our lives in a make-believe children's world.
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The mayor, who has argued that the tourism-oriented area he represents is totally unsuitable as the landing point of the pipeline, said Conte had told him the project could be scrapped if the government finds any procedural irregularities.
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Ms. Rogers said it cost less in the long run if the process was slow and deliberate because the goal is to house people permanently rather than rush them to unsuitable housing and have them return to the street.
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This is not a decision we made lightly, however, we believe he has exhibited a pattern of behavior in his videos that makes his channel not only unsuitable for advertisers, but also potentially damaging to the broader creator community.
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Irregular rain has ruined crops, and the country is experiencing both droughts and floods -- making arable land unsuitable for cultivation and displacing more than 600,000 people due to flood-related disasters since 2013, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center (IDMC).
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The remaining 36 countries were decide to be at low, very low, or no likelihood of a Zika outbreak due to the absence of the mosquito vectors and unsuitable climates for them to survive if the mosquitoes were to spread there.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has dismissed 259 local officials for suspected links to terrorist groups or unsuitable behavior, the government said on Monday, a move the pro-Kurdish opposition said was aimed at helping the ruling AK Party ahead of 2019 polls.
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Millions of borrowers were sold unsuitable PPI policies, but a deadline for customer compensation claims has been set for August 2019 and investors are already becoming more bullish about the prospects of capital returns from the banks through dividends or buybacks.
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In letters to three major index providers sent on Wednesday and seen by Reuters, New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer wrote he was concerned that keeping the country in the indexes would expose his funds and others to unsuitable investments.
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Judge Rose noted this in her ruling, saying that although the nine disputed trades may have been regarded as unsuitable for a SWF, they were no different in that regard from many other investments that the LIA made over the period.
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The reality television personality and current US president has revived a controversial plan to bury high-level nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain, in Nevada, despite massive local opposition and concern from scientists—including Macfarlane—who say the site is unsuitable.
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Lopez Obrador, who worked with Slim to redevelop parts of Mexico City when he was mayor of the capital between 2000 and 2005, argued that the airport was tainted by corruption and being built in an area that was geologically unsuitable.
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Millions of borrowers were sold unsuitable PPI policies, but a deadline for customer compensation claims has been set for August 22015 and investors are already becoming more bullish about the prospects of capital returns from the banks through dividends or buybacks.
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In 2017, the team then looked at the influence of climate change on coffee farming, showing that up to 60 percent of the land used for Ethiopia's coffee production could become unsuitable for use by the end of the century.
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A second study in 230 by The Climate Institute states that nearly 22050% of coffee growing areas will be unsuitable by 2050 and that wild coffee, a genetic resource used by researchers to breed new varietals, could be extinct by 2080.
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And an array of deals announced in poorer developing countries like Egypt, Jordan and Bangladesh seem unlikely to reach fruition any time soon because of the countries' lack of experience with nuclear power, shortage of capital and grids that are unsuitable.
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Galvin's investigation comes a week after Wells Fargo announced its own internal review into whether employees at its brokerage, Wells Fargo Advisors, recommended unsuitable investments or made inappropriate referrals or recommendations related to advisory accounts or 401(k) roll-overs.
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The White House also said it planned to ask Congress for $500 million to improve mental health care, and pledged to move forward with efforts to keep guns out of the hands with people deemed unsuitable because of mental illness.
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Bizarrely, Chu currently sits in the city's top legislature -- raising questions over whether he can retain that position if deemed unsuitable to run for a more junior one, or if he will become the latest pro-democracy lawmaker ejected from office.
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A survey published by the MEP last year showed that nearly two thirds of underground water and a third of surface water was unsuitable for human contact, with much of it contaminated by fertilizer run-offs, heavy metals and untreated sewage.
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The payment was linked to a $367 million settlement from 2015 that J.P. Morgan agreed to pay for allegations it didn't disclose that it was pushing wealth management clients into potentially unsuitable investments, according to Bloomberg, which cited attorney Edward Siedle.
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Users of the nearby bike path did double-takes to see a bather in these waters long considered dirty and unsuitable for swimming — a perception that Mr. Gershenhorn, a clean-water advocate and a regular swimmer in the Hudson, calls outdated.
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"Nickelodeon creates its characters and shows to entertain kids, so we share the same concern as parents about the unsuitable nature of some of the videos being served to them," said David Bittler, a spokesman for the Viacom-owned network.
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One Chinese-owned company has sought to clear-cut part of Namibia's only pristine forest, in the Zambezi region, to create a tobacco plantation nearly double the size of Manhattan, despite the fact that the area's sandy soil is unsuitable.
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Officials say that residents have not taken care of the cave, leaving it unsuitable for inhabitation, and that the government should oversee the village as it is listed as a protected community by the Getu River Tourism Administration, a local agency.
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Given this legacy, the commission said, the Lee statue was unsuitable for placement in a public space unless the surroundings were remade to reflect its origins and serve as a historical reminder and critique of racial oppression and Jim Crow rule.
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LAGOS, July 19 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Sterling Bank has ended talks to buy rival Keystone Bank after finding it an unsuitable fit and is now focused on raising funds as it considers other acquisitions, its chief finance officer said on Tuesday.
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The settlement, which was completed last month, resolved claims that Credit Suisse, like many other financial institutions at the time, bundled together unsuitable mortgages into securities that contributed to the financial crisis in 2008, when the American housing market collapsed.
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"Incentives such as overseas trips or bonuses for selling a certain amount of insurance policies can lead to sales staff pressuring customers into buying unsuitable products, like policies they can never claim on," said Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Kris Faafoi.
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With the best players moving abroad interest in the local league was low, and the two principal stadiums – one in central Pristina, the other in Mitrovica, a city almost completely divided between Albanians and Serbs – are unsuitable for international-level football.
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But Congressional Republicans argue the move is unnecessarily aggressive and constitutes unsuitable treatment for a sitting Cabinet member who has already released a mostly complete copy of the Mueller report, despite not actually being required to do so by any law or regulation.
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"The introducer program was extremely profitable for NAB during the period where misconduct occurred," Orr said, adding that it had involved about 60 bankers and branch managers, falsified loan documents, dishonest use of customers' signatures and unsuitable loans to over 2,300 customers.
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First, as constitutional lawyers David Rivkin and Lee Casey have explained in the Wall Street Journal, JASTA intrudes on the President's exclusive foreign affairs powers and assigns to the judiciary matters unsuitable for its discernment, thereby violating the constitutional separation of powers.
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"This is not a decision we made lightly; however, we believe he has exhibited a pattern of behavior in his videos that makes his channel not only unsuitable for advertisers, but also potentially damaging to the broader creator community," the company told Variety.
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On August 26, New York Attorney General Leticia James announced the culmination of a months-long investigation on the sale of expired drugs and unsuitable motor oil, as well as illegal practices regarding the bottle deposit law in the state of New York.
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While Amnesty International has urged Ireland to expedite reforms of its direct provision accommodation, a system set up as a temporary emergency measure in 2000, as this was regarded as unsuitable for long-stay residence, especially for families children and victims of torture.
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The SEC recently began a review of this rule, hopefully leading to its repeal, but the only way to prevent future misguided rulemaking is for lawmakers to refrain from shoehorning social causes (admirable though they may be) into entirely unsuitable regulatory regimes.
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The approval earlier this month of such a volatile and risky product sent a message contradictory to the warnings and enforcement efforts by the SEC as well as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to protect investors from complex, and unsuitable product sales.
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MOSCOW, March 12 (Reuters) - A Russian court fined BBC World News and one of its senior journalists on Thursday for failing to correctly label content unsuitable for children and failing to submit content to a state archive, the Interfax news agency reported.
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She sent away for his records and received back his DD Form 214 (Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty) showing that he had been honorably discharged in 1968 for being medically unsuitable for duty before he even finished basic training.
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Spoken and published statements by Mr. Friedman, a 57-year-old bankruptcy lawyer in New York, about Israel and American policies in the Mideast suggest he is unsuitable to represent America in one of the most high-pressure diplomatic positions in the world.
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That simply advocating for new policies or offering hopes and prayers or even condemning opponents of more gun control using traditional, accepted political rhetoric, is unsuitable for the depth, breadth and seriousness that the plague of mass shootings poses to our culture.
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"The companies that I worked with, this would have been regarded as a totally unsuitable leadership style," says Pietersen, who served as the CEO of multibillion dollar companies for over 20 years and now advises global companies like Boeing, Deloitte and Exxon Mobil.
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The security situation in Syria and Iraq are in large measure in dire straits because of unsuitable tactical decisions taken by the United States and the West with little to no consideration of how or whether those actions would contribute to an attainable strategic objective.
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"The myth of the law-abiding illegal alien is just that" Critics say Mortensen's unsympathetic characterizations of immigrants make him an unsuitable candidate for the position, which among other things would be responsible for protecting and supporting some of the world's most vulnerable people.
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These endangered animals are then usually mistreated, chained up in unsuitable cages, and later when their upkeep proves too laborious, they are often abandoned -- leaving private individuals, such as Jasim Ali, to care for the neglected animals in wildlife parks backed by the government.
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The issue of reindeer being kept in unsuitable conditions in captivity is the one that anyone who cares about animal welfare should be concerned about, but the waters are muddied by the issue of whether it's right or wrong to use animals for human 'entertainment.
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In this press release, the Sex Workers Outreach Project–USA describe the socialized belief that sex workers are unsuitable parents as both "inaccurate and part of a broader, deplorable pattern" where systematically marginalized groups are deemed as unfit parents and subjected to state interference.
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FINRA said that from August 2009 to September 7403, New York-based Oppenheimer sold leveraged, inverse and inverse-leveraged ETFs that were unsuitable for clients based on their ages, investment objectives and finances, and lacked proper supervision to ensure that such sales were not made.
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NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority on Monday ordered Wells Fargo & Co.'s clearing services and Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network to pay customers $3.4 million in restitution for sales practice issues related to unsuitable recommendations of certain investment products.
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With boats unsuitable for a voyage across the Mediterranean to the shores of Italy, the migrants had set off with a bit of fuel in the overcrowded vessels, hoping to make it at least 15 to 20 miles out to sea to reach awaiting rescuers.
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The answer lies in the second edition of "Jane Eyre," which Miss Steele calls "riveting," in part because this printing "features a daring introduction by the author railing against the first edition's critics," who denounced the independent and spirited Jane as an unsuitable heroine.
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Christine Matthews, a researcher who advises Republicans on how to win female voters, said Mr. Trump would lose conservative women in droves in a general election because they would view his temperament — in part informed by his insults — as unsuitable for the Oval Office.
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Such a hefty film was always fated for awards season, not just because of the subject matter — which feels eerily contemporary in 2016 — but also because plays adapted for the screen almost always feel a bit heavy and static, unsuitable for the breezy summer months.
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This set off a chain of events which, despite his seemingly unsuitable temperament, ended up with him serving in the British Free Corps, a small group of foreign volunteers whose allegiance lay with one of the most reviled organisations in human history, the Waffen-SS.
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This week, the big U.S. TV networks plan to drive the knife further into digital rivals, repeating the phrase "brand safety" and exploiting YouTube's struggle to curb unsuitable content, during the upfront ad sales period when TV networks preview the fall season for advertisers.
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Another difference is that Zostavax contains a live, weakened virus, making it unsuitable for people with poor immunity, whereas Shingrix contains a nonliving virus particle and may eventually be approved for those with compromised immunity, who are especially susceptible to a severe case of shingles.
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The drug, which had been developed for treating Alzheimer's but turned out to be unsuitable for that, suppresses the activity of a protein that prevents hair cells from being created by so-called supporting cells—cells in the cochlea that function something like stem cells.
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Despite its widespread use — Paraguay is the only country in the Americas where the majority of the population speaks a single indigenous language — Guaraní has long been considered palatable for use on the streets and at home, but unsuitable in the spheres of power.
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While the former are naturally narcissistic, entitled to the point where they will actually commission, and pose for, a permanent effigy of their heads, shoulders and perhaps even penises, the latter spend their lives in constant motion, and are somehow unsuitable for an immovable art.
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PARIS — The French Culture Ministry ruled Wednesday that a new documentary film on Islamic radicals was unsuitable for minors, saying that it offered images of violence that were "sometimes unbearable" and interviews with members of Al Qaeda and other extremist figures that provided a platform for propaganda.
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Public health experts carried out inspections at Foxconn's factories in Shenzhen and told the company that its factories had a "high risk of coronavirus infection", making them unsuitable for a production restart, the newspaper here said, citing four people familiar with the matter without identifying them.
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Most of the world's chocolate comes from West Africa—the plants thrive in the region's rainforests—but over the next 40 years, the Earth's rising temperatures will push cacao farms up into the mountains, to areas either unsuitable for cultivation or already reserved as wildlife preserves.
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In light of these dangers, the United States in 1978 initiated an international program to reduce the use of bomb-grade uranium fuel in research reactors — which typically sit undefended on university campuses — by developing substitute fuel from low-enriched uranium that is unsuitable for weapons.
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At first glance, you'd say he's totally unsuitable to still be playing at the highest level: He's 32 years old, has a career as a business analyst, lives together with his girlfriend, and hasn't really spent a lot of time gaming in the past 13 years.
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All available data suggested that the planet would be more than hospitable to human life, but if these brave ten arrived and found the conditions unsuitable their job was to trigger a warning system that would automatically reroute the second ship—Dom's ship—back to Earth.
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In particular, dementia patients aged 80 or older who were living in long-term care facilities were at higher risk of receiving two or more such potentially unsuitable medicines, according to Dr. Anna Renom-Guiteras of University Hospital Parc de Salut Mar in Barcelona, Spain and colleagues.
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