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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He said "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" was unsuitable for children.
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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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Its slope made it unsuitable for a picnic table, he said.
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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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This article contains graphic images that may be unsuitable for some readers.
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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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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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Such centres are designed for ordinarily dangerous prisoners and may be unsuitable for extremists.
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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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And sometimes, the lighting situation in our apartments is just plain unsuitable for vegetable life.
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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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But the boundaries between the layers introduce weaknesses that make the panels unsuitable for real buildings.
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At his last parole hearing, nearly five years before, the board deemed him unsuitable for release.
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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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Sirisena, however, said he would not sign any military cooperation deals that are "unsuitable for the country".
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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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A veterinarian found that the fish were unsuitable for consumption because their origin could not be documented.
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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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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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However, pregnant women are warned on the company's website that the course may not be unsuitable for them.
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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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They prevent sweating and often cause itchiness, redness or other irritation, making them unsuitable for long-term use.
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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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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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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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Jen Hensley, the general manager of LinkNYC, said some former pay phone sites had proven unsuitable for the kiosks.
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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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Yet, instead of seeking a solution, the technician had decided that my body was somehow unsuitable for the stage.
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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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As a result of hotter climate and erratic rainfall, much of Sudan has become progressively unsuitable for agriculture and villages.
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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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This is either because borrowers are effectively beyond redemption or because the loans' small size makes them unsuitable for restructuring.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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They allege the hotel where many were housed was "understaffed and inadequate," that medical care wasn't provided on time, leaving kids "at the risk of death," that food was "unsuitable for human consumption," and that they were forced into apartments that were too small without any input on location.
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Public health experts carried out inspections at Foxconn's factories in the southern city of Shenzhen and told the company that its factories had a "high risk of coronavirus infection", making them unsuitable for a production restart, the newspaper said, citing four people familiar with the matter without identifying them.
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"Nine years after its launch and about five years since it entered the public consciousness, bitcoin continues to have structural flaws that make it unsuitable for many uses, many of which stem from its inefficient verification process," he said in the text of a speech given in Sydney.
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Men and women dance the Viennese waltz together; debutantes are presented in a tiara and diamonds to a suitor suitably reputable to marry; etiquette, dress code, and family background are paramount values; and any diversion from these somewhat archaic values would have you deemed unsuitable for ball culture.
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Mr. Bottura scurried about, fussing over dishes, barking orders and trying to figure out how to make do with the ingredients at hand: slightly bruised tomatoes, day-old bread and an assortment of other produce, fresh but visually imperfect, that Olympic caterers had deemed unsuitable for their customers.
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The investigations began with Mr. Staley's attempts to find out who wrote two letters to Barclays' board and senior management expressing concern that a man Mr. Staley had hired to lead Barclays' financial institutions advisory group, a prestigious unit in its investment bank, was unsuitable for the job.
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Public health experts carried out inspections at Foxconn's factories in the southern city of 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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Casting duo Amber Horn and Danielle Aufiero, who cast shows like The 100 and Disney's Andi Mack, explained that unlike 15 years ago, when movie studios ruled the business, actresses don't have to immediately say yes to a project they feel is unsuitable for fear that another one won't come along anytime soon.
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He noted a wide range of factors that make a wall unsuitable for Texas: access to the water of the Rio Grande for livestock, irrigation and drinking; the high percentage of land that is privately owned and would need to be bought out by the government; and the ecologically significant national parks.
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" Arpaio has been under fire by human rights activists for the conditions of the jail for years and a 1997 Amnesty International report found that incarceration methods in Maricopa County prisons, including Tent City, violate international standards of human rights, while security and environmental hazards make the tents "unsuitable for inmate housing.
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Paul, it seems, did not learn much from the controversy, despite a suicide awareness video he made to reassure critics he understood the gravity of his actions, as his return has resulted in nothing but bad headlines and a continued pattern of behavior YouTube this morning called "potentially damaging" to the broader community and "unsuitable" for advertisers.
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" (He later told BuzzFeed News that he thinks what the platform is doing is "totally understandable," because "there were kids getting taking advantage of on YouTube.) In emails Orgill provided to BuzzFeed News, twelve videos from his now-suspended channel were deemed "suitable for all advertisers" in the month of November (at least two videos were deemed unsuitable for ads).
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The road salt sprayed from the rear ends of trucks in winter—a staple of the season in the Northern US and Southern Canada—melts ice and keeps cars from careening off the road, but it also makes our freshwater lakes salty and possibly unsuitable for the things we need them for most: drinking water, irrigation, habitat for fisheries and more.
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Steven Meisel Stephanie Seymour might have deemed the term "supermodel" unsuitable for Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid (she prefers "bitches of the moment"), but the models are defending themselves (on social media, naturally) and showing what they're made of by both landing fall 2016 campaigns for major fashion houses: Hadid is the face of Max Mara accessories and Jenner's starring in new Marc Jacobs campaign.
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"We appreciate your decision to effectively remove all children from the Homestead, Florida influx facility, and urge you to reject any future transfers to this facility, which is wholly unsuitable for vulnerable children and not in their best interest," the senators wrote to ORR acting Director Jonathan Hayes, whose agency oversees the care of migrant children who are either unaccompanied or have been separated from their families.
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In most places, this public land is rough terrain unsuitable for farming, but the animals can eat the rough grasses that grow in these areas – turning an otherwise unusable natural resource into a free-range, grass fed, high-quality protein source that millions of consumers actively seek out today, while simultaneously serving as stewards of our public lands and providing the numerous environmental benefits of responsible grazing.
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