" While he doesn't know what the cause may be, Gabelli noted that the May 2010 crash "was a tiny sample of what could occur in the future because of the untested ETFs, the untested flash trading, the untested absence of a buffer known as specialist.
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Of course, the usual crowdfunding caveats apply—untested product from an untested company, so there's a decent chance what you're promised will never show up.
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In May 2010, "the market had a real crash, and that was a tiny sample of what can occur in the future because of the untested ETFs, the untested flash trading, the untested absence of a buffer known as specialists both upstairs and downstairs," he said.
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Those comments led rape kits to remain untested, she said.
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Rising centrist star Emmanuel Macro, meanwhile, is as yet untested.
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Thousands of untested rape kits were shelved from unsolved assaults.
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And her rape kit sat, untested, for nearly two decades.
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But hers is only a theory, untested in modern history.
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I was launching into this thing that was completely untested.
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The agreement, reached in Malta, is still tentative and untested.
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"Unregistered or unlicensed medical products" are untested and unapproved drugs.
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Beyond the math, the revamped selection standards, too, are untested.
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The national issue of untested rape kits has gained attention in recent years because of initiatives like End the Backlog that have revealed the staggering numbers of untested kits sitting in law enforcement storage rooms.
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Implementing a federal wealth tax is untested and would involve complexities.
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It is old versus young, venerable versus untested, circumspect versus flamboyant.
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Exemptions also exist for cases involving untested DNA evidence or minors.
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Many established Democrats consider Jordan a wild card: untested and unknown.
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They're also relying on entirely new and as-yet untested spacecraft.
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But this untested scheme will not be ready for some years.
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Maryland Democrats counter that First Amendment retaliation is an "untested theory".
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Installing untested updates can create chaos for niche software and hardware.
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Beyond his boardroom and reality TV broadcasts, Trump is largely untested.
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Yet a minority government would be untested at the federal level.
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They can't spend that much money on an unproven, untested investment.
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So Rubio has come up with a counterargument: Obama was untested.
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The technology is still nascent and the business models are untested.
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As a young and untested leader, Sanchez needs to bolster his
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What if a proliferation of new, untested metaphors confuses people further?
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The question to this day is untested in the court system.
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Neumann was an untested CEO with an unlimited line of credit.
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Untested until recently as a guardrail against Trump is the academy.
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Trump's also still excited about an untested treatment for the coronavirus.
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What he's worried about is hardware: untested linkages in digital bridges.
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They're desperate for a treatment, even if it's an untested one.
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Districts that adopted untested computerized voting machines have seen elections compromised.
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I'd rather get it raw and untested and unrehearsed and unsoiled.
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During the untested period, the banks could grow complacent about risks.
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Surely it could attract someone more accomplished than an untested assistant.
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"I can't afford that," she said, so she walked out untested.
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The appointment of Ms. Loeffler, a politically untested businesswoman, pits Gov.
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It is a method of governing untested in the modern presidency.
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But consumers' appetite for interactive voice advertisements is still largely untested.
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"We are exposing our populations to many chemicals which are untested."
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While DataTribe is as yet untested, it launches at a critical time.
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The customer base was not yet there and the business model untested.
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The surveillance technology is largely untested at the vast scale of China.
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This system privileges known commodities while sidelining emerging artists and untested content.
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The problem is these funds are so new they are still untested.
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Yet unlike those enumerated powers, the power to sue is largely untested.
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The mechanism is untested as there is no production so far offshore.
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Squali also cited an untested management team and an intense competitive landscape.
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Perhaps the most exciting members of the tournament are Bellator's untested prospects.
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Unregulated, untested, unsafeSo what does Etsy do about these potentially dangerous products?
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How to regulate the ethereal, though, is highly speculative and certainly untested.
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"It's a season of relatively untested regimes and new hope," he said.
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Yet at 37, he is young and untested in the big leagues.
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This is a new, untested argument, and it could set a precedent.
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Still, even with such successes, the problem of untested rape kits persists.
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Wallin (20-1) entered the night undefeated but untested by notable competition.
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The difficulty with many of these solutions is that they are untested.
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Carmakers are betting their futures on electric vehicles whose marketability is untested.
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We'd found each other, but our relationship was still new and untested.
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That means when patients buy these products, they may get untested versions.
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But Mr. Macron, a former Rothschild banker, is untested and inexperienced politically.
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Except for Angela Merkel, then the relatively untested leader of the opposition.
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These companies "are relatively untested by a large catastrophe event," FitchRatings said.
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"But she's untested —and if she falls flat, it's solely on Kemp."
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Although FIFA now has binding human-rights policies, they are largely untested.
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Some of 29's biggest films came from young, relatively untested talent.
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In reality, they are untested assumptions and typically false or overly restrictive.
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There, the Aerial Signal Corps' first female airship captain, Josette Dupre is sent to the front lines of a battle, where she has to contend with an untested ship and a crew that don't trust their untested captain.
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Meredith suggests doing an abdominal wall transplant, which is a somewhat untested surgery.
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It's not blood banks hoping to capitalize on a new, if untested, method.
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Other scholars are devising new approaches for election prediction, but they are untested.
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Thousands of kits remain untested, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network.
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Tens of thousands sit untested in police storage units and public lab facilities.
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Several Bolloré investors worry that the untested sons lack their father's track record.
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And although it stresses digital solutions, it does not rely on untested technology.
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This missile was first paraded in 211 but remained untested until last year.
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The American scout ultimately sold Zags coach Hank Anderson on the untested Frenchman.
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Binning reliable, low-scoring projects for untested high-scoring ones would be foolish.
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The new measure would require the E.P.A. to begin evaluating those untested chemicals.
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The Phillies lost their first four games, often fielding lineups with untested prospects.
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The mild optimism would come after years of extraordinary but untested stimulus measures.
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Placing things beyond the market purview is hardly an untested or utopian concept.
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"This is another execution process that is untested, untried and experimental" Dunham said.
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It has a retractable roof, brand new, as yet untested in a tournament.
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Its goals were ambitious and its methods, by the mayor's own admission, untested.
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The World Health Organization yesterday warned against using "untested drugs" to treat patients.
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An untested candidate, Mr. Brat was a signature project for Steve and Breitbart.
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Of course, publishers would balk at the idea of hiring someone entirely untested.
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Personalized, untested vaccine schedules are tantamount to another outbreak across all socioeconomic populations.
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"The boat was untested and not ready for a gale," he recalled thinking.
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He is also untested in the cut-and-thrust world of electoral politics.
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Siatta's selection was an honor, the more so because he was otherwise untested.
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Love that comes untested is perhaps not love strong enough for troubled times.
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I was a fool, duped into adopting an untested piece of hardware early.
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"The greatest untested resolution challenge comes from the largest, most complex institutions," she said.
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"This is an untested tax reform that is not ready for primetime," she said.
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Yet California, like Michigan, doesn't require lead screening for all children, leaving many untested.
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That's a lot of money for a brand that's entirely untested in this space.
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Last October, Ascendence live-streamed a man injecting himself with an untested HIV treatment.
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Supplements often contain prescription drugs or untested and even illegal chemicals, as we've reported.
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The assumption going forward should be that any untested device should be considered vulnerable.
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Victoria Neave, launched a crowdfunding solution to pay for the backlog of untested kits.
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According to the documentary, those items went untested prior to Syed's trial for murder.
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He was young and untested, but Hank's credentials and motivation were hard to refute.
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The child's untested rape kit is put on a shelf in an evidence room.
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The Court that Marshall inherited in early 1801 was a weak and untested institution.
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The court that Marshall inherited in early 1801 was a weak and untested institution.
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But for many in the energy industry, the technology was still new and untested.
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It's a nationwide problem that large numbers of rape kits go untested, for instance.
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Its imprimatur also gives Rivian credibility, which is crucial for an untested start-up.
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Just a year ago, fans could justifiably complain that Thurman and Spence were untested.
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Advocates for rape victims estimate that about 250,000 kits remain untested across the country.
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And Steyer's electoral strength is untested, since he's never run for public office before.
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But these untested and unproven treatments, often promoted on social media, may be toxic.
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John decided to try an untested, speculative surgery, now known as Tommy John surgery.
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These are also untested, but unlike the commercial products they have only one ingredient.
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Over the years, Texas has tried to chip away at its untested evidence kits.
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According to End the Backlog, there are approximately 8,000 that remain untested in Nevada.
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Nothing has ever been improved by an untested app, and this is The Trailer.
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But 5G is still new and relatively untested, and its availability is so limited.
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"It is untested, as you know, whether the president can do that," Zinke said.
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It's already getting pushback from industry, which dismisses the concept as untested and unworkable.
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"All those things are untested over any duration of time with severe stress," Solomon said.
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And it could unfairly make it harder for young, untested researchers to publish their work.
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Deep Blue, which could search more than 100 million chess positions a second, was untested.
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But he is new to foreign and security policy, and untested as commander-in-chief.
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The Brexiteers back a "maximum facilitation" proposal on customs, based on futuristic and untested technology.
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But his life yielded an endless succession of untested contraptions, unpublished studies and unfinished artworks.
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Do not indulge the temptation to sample untested or strange fares while all the road.
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Hundreds of thousands of rape kits are untested, instead sitting untouched in evidence storage rooms.
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There was no Mr. Miyagi like figure tending bonsai trees to greet the untested beginner.
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But without a map, without precedent, an untested, unproven answer was the only answer possible.
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An estimated 22014,216 untested rape kits languish nationwide, according to the US Department of Justice.
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And especially don't be lazy when your untested assumptions happen to validate your partisan beliefs.
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Conservatives disagree, and Zinke on Tuesday said the issue is untested in the federal courts.
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After much testing, I was put on a trial of two new untested immunotherapy drugs.
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And conspiracy theories aside, it left any number of badly needed reforms untested, unexplored, unvoiced.
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He's also led efforts to reduce the backlog of untested rape kits around the country.
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The Democrats are taking us to a brave new world, untried, untested, untethered to reality.
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The kingdom will soon be ruled by a young, untested and clearly impulsive heir apparent.
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In other words, the demonstrations will be completed before the untested changes will take effect.
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Kohn acknowledges his approach is untested, but it has already garnered some high-profile support.
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It's the first product from a brand new startup in a largely untested form factor.
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It is untested, and it is going to take time under the best of circumstances.
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Spouses in traditional (and untested) marriages often fail to discuss what they mean by monogamy.
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In the meantime, Tedros said, people should not be using untested treatments for COVID-19.
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He has a good "feeling" about malaria drugs whose efficacy against the virus is untested.
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Part of the hysteria is the simple fact that COVID-19 is new and untested.
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The third path I'm talking about is not untested, even if it has been forgotten.
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Thousands of passengers remain untested however, as Hong Kong health officials continue to screen them.
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Slutsky, despite an extensive Champions League pedigree, was seen as untried, untested, all but unknown.
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Luis Cessa is in the rotation for now, with the untested Domingo German another option.
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Laurance Rockefeller, a grandson of John D., began putting "venture" money into untested aviation companies.
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Mr. Simons, whose specialty is in high-end fashion, is relatively untested in these areas.
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But the Quest's biggest US competition is the upcoming HTC Vive Cosmos, which remains untested.
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A bet on untested technology to create a brutish yet empathetic Beast had paid off.
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The matter of whether a judge would classify "tweeting" as an official duty remains untested.
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"We dispute the untested allegations in the criminal complaint," attorney Brian Klein told CNN Business.
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Ideological coalitions are strange things, and all the more so when they're young and untested.
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If there are reservations about Mr Macron's ability to lead, they concern his untested political resolve.
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Competition is stiff in securing supplies, including using the relatively untested technology of floating production platforms.
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Under the Trump administration, these eclectic, messianic and mostly untested projects have been gaining unprecedented momentum.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A new coronavirus epidemic puts promising but untested science under a microscope.
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South Korea officials believe the misfiring rocket was a previously untested "Musudan" medium-range ballistic missile.
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Though it might seem risky building infrastructure around untested talent, the process is ultimately pretty lean.
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Using data from tested substances these algorithms are able to estimate the toxicity of untested ones.
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Untested alliance There are also plenty of questions about the forces ranged against ISIS in Mosul.
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The rates so deftly wielded by central banks hit zero, leaving policymakers grasping at untested alternatives.
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The worry at that time was simple: direct listings were an untested way to go public.
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Driving the news: A big election looms in India and an untested leader now runs Pakistan.
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But there's also untested potential for add-ons like projectors, fitness trackers, lights, and improved speakers.
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Markets are also watching the first major military action by the as yet untested Trump administration.
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We are the only developed country that allows the export of untested, non-working e-waste.
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They are right to judge him an untested outsider—and will try to keep him one.
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Mr Smith—decent but untested, gaffe-prone and rather unremarkable—is not that sort of candidate.
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Dozens of untested kits were destroyed in a year or less after victims reported being assaulted.
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The complicated, long process of pitching a television series means "untested" talent often gets left out.
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Saudi Arabia has written laws to nominally protect shareholder rights, but they are new and untested.
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A healthy Kershaw would be a welcome sight in a landscape of untested and unfamiliar arms.
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Gantz is the bright shiny object in this campaign; but one that remains almost completely untested.
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For example, the South Sudanese runners, while said to be promising, are untested in top competition.
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The district will be testing water in previously untested buildings and retesting others starting on Saturday.
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No one knows the exact number of untested kits, because few jurisdictions publicly report their backlogs.
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Wellness potions in beautiful jars with untested ingredients of unknown purity are practically packaged for Instagram.
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It's also unclear -- and maybe untested -- if during a national emergency congressional oversights would be waived.
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It's no coincidence that voters in those areas turned en masse for help toward untested newcomers.
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States across the country, meanwhile, have passed legislation to address the problem of untested rape kits.
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The rise of Euroskeptic parties matters, even if the scope of their influence is still untested.
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Of course, polyglot or not, Mr. Buttigieg remains a very untested quantity on the national stage.
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However, investment in untested startup companies remains relatively modest despite all the buzz and lofty expectations.
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Moreover, untested Tea Party candidates seemed to be hurting the GOP as much as helping it.
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We cannot bet public safety on an untested training program without proper safety standards and oversight.
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The Canadian Medical Association is skeptical about marijuana for medical purposes because it is largely untested.
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In a very tangible sense, Tesla views its production line as a laboratory for untested techniques.
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A line set up hastily, in an untested environment, might not achieve the quality Tesla promises.
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Currently, there are more than 100,000 untested rape kits across the U.S., according to ABC News.
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A victory by Mr. Macron's untested party in next month's parliamentary elections is looking more likely.
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He is largely unvetted and untested and, in consecutive televised appearances, this has been rivetingly apparent.
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Closer look: An untested app and new reporting requirements were among the problems affecting the process.
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But they had broken up, and he lamented that he had to use his untested fingers.
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In today's Middle East, Washington still needs Oman — and the almost untested Sultan Haitham, needs friends.
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But most importantly, it creates a possible danger [to] the public, consuming products that are untested.
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It took months to find a contract brewer willing to put untested ingredients into its tanks.
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Pittsburgh related to the Patriots, confronting similar skepticism about its defense — that it, too, remained untested.
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During her three years as ambassador to Japan, she went from untested celebrity to respected negotiator.
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"It is untested ... whether the president can do that," he said of abolishing a national monument.
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But the method is untested with wide use, as it will be across all Apple devices.
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All untested weed will be labeled as such, according to the California Bureau of Cannabis Control.
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One untested remedy going around the internet lately is a daily dose of apple cider vinegar.
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He put a team ready to win now in the hands of untested youngster Tyrod Taylor.
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Normally, such an untested drug protocol would probably give Dozier's lawyers an easy angle for appeal.
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Much of this, though, is "in theory" since the board I saw was purely an untested prototype.
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Why does this weird, untested idea that — specifically — beautifying studying makes it easier keep spreading like wildfire?
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Alphabet has also scrapped its plans for an urban data trust, a new and largely untested solution.
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The untested drug protocol would've given Dozier's lawyers an angle for appeal, but Dozier dropped that effort.
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She has natural talent, but no one can do five completely unplanned, untested gigs to rapturous applause.
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You let no skin-care trend, big or small, go untested, no new in-office procedure unconsidered.
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It limited how much health plans could lose and encouraged health insurers to join an untested market.
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Even having multiple people all take bumps of a new or untested baggie is potentially problematic behavior.
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DONALD TRUMP promised to resort to untested measures to keep Mexican migrants from crossing America's southern border.
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"Untested and unproven allegations against Mr. Nixon should not be confused with the truth," Mr. Singal said.
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But, Buffett said Thursday that it's better to be safe than sorry when investing in untested companies.
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It's generally considered a risky move to put astronauts on the first flight of an untested rocket.
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That's not to say that untested proteins are a subpar product, but it's good to be aware.
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The tax bill released last Thursday by House Ways and Means is a tangle of untested changes.
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"We shouldn't assume that untested therefore means colorable," said Steve Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor.
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Like the current President, this self-made billionaire is untested as a candidate in the political realm.
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But the people behind Anduril are not untested newbies; they have significant experience in tech and politics.
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New and untested players, some backed by Wall Street, have helped borrowers pile up billions in loans.
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By 224, he was buying pills online, eventually including illegally-manufactured opioids and untested anti-anxiety medications.
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Now, it appears that France's initial romance with the untested outsider to politics may be quickly fading.
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Only his prescriptions can be the right ones, even though most are overly rigid, untested and divisive.
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That matters because police departments are increasingly making use of new and untested types of surveillance technology.
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With lethal injection facing mounting problems, states are moving toward an untested alternative: execution by nitrogen gas.
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No one wanted to an untested TV director, even if she had already conquered the big screen.
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Update: Georgia's governor appointed Kelly Loeffler, a politically untested businesswoman, to fill a United States Senate seat.
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So many untested changes are being proposed at once, it is virtually impossible to predict its impact.
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Of course, getting cash out of the consumer remains a challenge, and subscription is an untested model.
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Zelensky, an untested president dealing with a war with Russia in eastern Ukraine, needed US military assistance.
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As The Washington Post notes, untested stem cell therapies have led to severe blindness for some patients.
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Some 12,000 rape kits sat untested for years, and the victims are found to have no standing.
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A legal battle over a presidential subpoena would be unprecedented, bringing both sides into untested legal waters.
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Whether that personal negotiating strategy can be applied across the breadth of the military's shopping is untested.
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Offsetting this, Fitch views moderate integration risks, and that CBF's through-the-cycle credit quality is untested.
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Since 2013, Japan's upgraded post-3/11 tsunami warning system has gone untested in a large earthquake.
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But critics, including many Democrats in Congress, argue that this enforcement mechanism is weak and largely untested.
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Given the enormous backlog, progress through the untested chemicals will still be slow — to say the least.
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"People say he's young and untested, but he's not that young anymore and he's not that untested anymore," she said, noting that Kim has led his country since 2011 and has managed to massively expand his nuclear arsenal without triggering a war with the US or South Korea.
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The constitutional process for succession is untested and risks exist due to different religious, ethnic and linguistic groups.
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The agency doesn't seem great at removing supplements that have experimental and untested drugs from the market either.
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"This industry remains untested through a complete credit cycle," Weiss said, speaking on a conference call with reporters.
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And finding manufacturing partners to use untested chips over those made by established brands is a daunting task.
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Consequently, companies like PCCA and Guardian are free to formulate or sell untested drugs with little government oversight.
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The iii and iv parts of the figure are proposed but untested further opportunities for robotic implantation procedures.
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There is a real danger that he fails—how could there not be when he is so untested?
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Most critics are concerned that companies listing this way are untested, presenting risks for the un-savvy investor.
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Both companies have a track record of satellite launches but are untested when it comes to human spaceflight.
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After all, Spigen is a new, untested compan... wait, Spigen has been making phone cases for 14 years!
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The performance of automated asset allocation and investment strategies under market downturns and severe volatility also remain untested.
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Even sexual assaults that are reported are undermined by institutional callousness, like the backlog of untested rape kits.
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The backlash has forced some states to halt executions entirely, while others have turned to untested drug protocols.
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While this method may be new and untested, it certainly can't hurt in your quest to find Snorlax.
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They opted for a young, untested David Cameron over the more familiar charms of David Davis in 2005.
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Attorney Michael Fuller wrote that Showtime knowingly served "untested, underpowered service" and "misrepresented the quality" of the feeds.
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However, Bannon is not gone yet, and Kushner is, while less frightening, an untested and inexperienced political figure.
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Cohen, the U.S. envoy, urged the electoral commission to switch from untested voting machines to "trusted" paper ballots.
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One, North Korea's missiles are untested in actual battle and their accuracy is far from certain, he said.
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WAPNER: GM IS REJECTING THE IDEA AS YOU PROBABLY HAVE ALREADY HEARD, THEY SAY IT'S UNPRECEDENTED AND UNTESTED.
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But Browne said this was an untested regime and did not provide sufficient certainty for longer-term security.
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The equivalence provision is as yet untested, since MiFID 2 does not come into force until early 2018.
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Despite allowing a single in each of his first three innings, Verlander was largely untested until the sixth.
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This is misleading, says DeCaprio, since the Alternative Agroscience ETF is untested, whereas LARE has seen stellar performance.
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But the products remain largely unregulated and untested, and the US military is warning troops to stay away.
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But high-end rental buildings are rising in both places, as developers continue to push into untested markets.
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Much like graduated escalation in Vietnam, it depends on largely untested, and ultimately unverifiable, assumptions about the adversary.
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The Fed's expected balance sheet action is new and untested, and it could send real interest rates higher.
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The recent reauthorization of the Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence Reporting Act increases funding for untested kits by 35%.
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Today's market may be more sophisticated and automated, but like three decades ago key elements are largely untested.
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You have to jettison the tested and familiar approaches that got you there and employ new untested ones.
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Though still untested on no-doubt-willing psychonauts, Strassman and Gallimore's technology is all but ready for assembly.
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New financial instruments with untested features are popping up daily and often trading in ever-changing market structures.
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For whatever my untested palate's worth—I've only had bun cha twice before—I thought it was great.
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Now they're relying on the untested Trevor Siemian to fill the massive hole left by Peyton Manning's retirement.
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The effects of eating fish contaminated with it remain essentially untested, but experts strongly advise against doing so.
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Epstein offers no guidance on how we might evaluate the untested or otherwise problematic therapies on offer today.
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China has developed ballistic missiles on mobile launchers that, although untested in battle, would threaten American aircraft carriers.
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But privacy advocates say the company's database is untested and unregulated, and could cause new kinds of harm.
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Stepping into this mix is a preacher who, though politically untested, has carried on with Dr. King's work.
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Explainer: Democrats in Congress could invoke a mostly untested law to try to block a war with Iran.
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But I do think that the idea that it's obviously going to function better is untested at best.
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But I do think that the idea that it's obviously going to function better is untested at best.
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Plus, the national backlog of untested rape kits is an issue she's centralized on the show and off.
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Even though ordering an Uber has become commonplace for many Americans, ridesharing itself remains a relatively untested market.
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The experimentation has had frightening consequences as chemists have turned to untested, dangerous compounds to evade drug laws.
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Even more so than marijuana legalization, this is an area of policy that's largely untested in modern America.
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So in the recent losses, several youngsters and a couple of untested names were forced to handle crucial minutes.
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At the time, with "Idol" new and untested, "nobody knew if anyone was going to watch it," says Clarkson.
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But the FDA is calling out clinics that are offering unapproved, untested treatments, some of which have blinded patients.
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The untested Emmanuel Macron is seeking to do the same against the far-right Marine Le Pen in France.
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With new but untested technology came new avenues for errors and inefficiencies — the opposite of what technology should provide.
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Remember, it is not just Mr Trump who is wholly untested in a foreign-policy crisis of that scale.
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It's also a largely untested and controversial one, since dance moves can only be copyrighted if they're sufficiently complex.
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We can't risk this thing with someone who has not done this before, who is unchallenged, who is untested.
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The U.K. has said it wants to know where it stands with the EU before triggering the untested procedure.
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So your urgency dwindles and your lags, because you have your walls and they are holding—untested—for now.
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Third, uncertainty after the financial crisis of 2008-09 made it harder for Nautilus to fund its untested venture.
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Experimentation with promising but untested development strategies is badly needed, as a forthcoming paper from the Brookings Institution argues.
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Under the virtually untested Congressional Review Act, the Republican-led Congress can vote to permanently undo newly minted regulations.
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"These proposals are novel and untested elsewhere in the world," Robert Barrington, executive director of Transparency International UK, said.
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"Legally, it's untested," he said, adding that he'd prefer to work with states on national monument questions when possible.
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Without expectation of survival, any therapy—no matter how untested, unproven or potentially unsafe—offers a glimmer of hope.
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The EU has rejected proposed alternatives, saying they are untested and need to be worked on during the transition.
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I wanted to change that and to bring untested ideas to the fore that could disrupt the media space.
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There's someone new in charge, broadly, of designing the products, and I think they're somewhat untested, but we'll see.
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Presumably, reducing costly regulation will compensate banks for decreasing their leverage, but that is an as yet untested proposition.
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Malcolm Butler intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble to lead a defense that was untested by New York.
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By June of that year, the unseen, untested, illusive iPhone was the most talked about gadget in the world.
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An untested US President who tweets in real time and isn't afraid to launch missiles to prove a point.
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There is a risk of policy uncertainty and potential missteps given the untested nature of the incoming Trump administration.
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Ultimately new and old users are testing the limits of a system that, for a decade, has been untested.
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But the Ocado model, which works well in urban Britain, is as yet untested in more sparsely populated places.
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Many Democratic primaries are filled to the brim with new, untested candidates who are not well known by voters.
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The power has dramatically shifted into the hands of untested artists with immense commercial potential and poor impulse control.
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It was still untested at scale by the time Nansolar signed more than $4 billion in orders in 2009.
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The forensic scientists in Miller's lab keep untested samples in Manila envelopes locked in cabinets below their work benches.
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"Yield curve control is an untested policy, so there's uncertainty on how it works," Mutoh of Daiwa Institute said.
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While the technology is still untested, its proponents say the project could generate huge amounts of emission-free electricity.
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The law, however, is untested on dismissing a chairman, who also holds a separate term as a board member.
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Edge cases in which its authority is untested, however, present tantalizing incentives to plant a flag in new territory.
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Additional untested evidence, like Mickey's sexual assault kit, "could have potential probative value," the commission noted in its report.
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But a base-centered strategy on the left is untested in Florida and polls show a very tight race.
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This remains a young and untested field, and it's unclear whether Jupiter or others can succeed as profitable enterprises.
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Mr. Trump is, in effect, declaring lawmakers powerless over the executive branch, a sweeping and as-yet untested claim.
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The logic behind it is pretty strong, but it is a bit of an untested proposition along multiple dimensions.
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"This is novel, untested and risky," said Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee.
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So I think there are so many models that are untested and that we don't know what to do.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behavior will hurt future debuts.
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On Tuesday, still coughing, eyes puffy, he stood in line for nearly seven hours and again went home untested.
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More than pushing untested medicine on vulnerable patients, this rhetorical crusade may prove to be abortion reversal's biggest risk.
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The system's effectiveness is largely untested, and pilot projects have been too short to assess impact on crime reduction.
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It did so using an untested execution method that it had been warned would almost certainly cause excruciating pain.
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It would make short-term or untested programs eligible for federal aid for which they do not now qualify.
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Nearly every state has also recently enacted some degree of reform to reduce huge backlogs of untested rape kits.
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Third, untested new rules that will no doubt be litigated for years can create chaos in our housing markets.
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But if it's sort of an untested type of vehicle and model, somebody has got to take the risk.
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He has control over the first, untested influence over the second and almost no ability to shape the third.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behaviour will hurt future debuts.
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"We dispute the untested allegations in the criminal complaint," said Brian Klein, Griffith&aposs attorney, in a written statement.
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He has big plans to expand Amazon is new and untested ways (like a brick-and-mortar grocery store).
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Saudi Arabia claims it could take production up to around 12 million barrels per day, but that remains untested.
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"When we talk about procedures that are experimental, untested, we're not talking about the morality of life," Hunt said.
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But "Jamaica" is an untested political formula on the federal level, and the state-level precedents haven't been incredibly successful.
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How helpful they are in getting you past initial knockout stages or through an online application's screening algorithm remains untested.
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A smartphone app developed specifically for registering results and largely untested before being deployed, encountered major hitches during the caucus.
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If it goes to the M5S, the task would fall to the 31-year-old, mostly untested Luigi Di Maio.
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Since the Columbine shooting in 20183, schools have both bought expensive new products and have suggested untested, sometimes kooky, policies.
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Opera released a new web browser today called Neon that's meant to try out a bunch of untested design ideas.
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Biden last week appeared on an episode of "Law and Order: SVU" to highlight the backlog of untested rape kits.
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Read these stories next: A North Carolina Law Is Taking Aim At Untested Rape Kits What's In A Rape Kit?
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As California's attorney general, Harris implemented a program to clear a backlog of 1,300 untested rape kits around the state.
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But any romantic film more than a few years old will confirm that it is a new and untested one.
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Untested Servicing Platform Fleet will service the loans and has limited experience of the full end-to-end servicing process.
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Finding support for untested ideas The private sector is currently trying to fill that void with varying levels of success.
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Identifying solutions can be particularly difficult for fast-growing companies, particularly those that are operating in new and untested markets.
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Stock valuations hit an historic extreme and a correction turned into a crash thanks in part to untested trading techniques.
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The company dared to load a car that should have been relatively easy to make with tons of untested tech.
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In an industry all but untested by the consumer market, news is just a wish to build a dream on.
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He called on Sanchez, an untested lawmaker who has never been in government, to meet and talk about Catalonia's future.
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But that's a largely untested means of pricing loans and may not solve the issue of poor monetary policy transmission.
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During the hearing, lawmakers focused on laws in some states that require authorities to take an inventory of untested kits.
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Dozens of untested kits were destroyed in a year or less after victims reported being assaulted, according to department records.
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Read more about how CNN reported its investigation Me Too also asked Williams about the department's backlog of untested kits.
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Expanding into a non-auto business like solar energy exposes Tesla to "untested cost, competitive and regulatory forces," he warned.
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Eni is moving ahead in Mozambique despite the added challenge of using a relatively untested technology to ship the gas.
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Hopefully, we have learned something and have a little hindsight in 2020 to avoid an untested, uncontested presidential run again.
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Untested on humans In the late 1970s, the former pharmaceutical company Upjohn created U-47700 as an alternative to morphine.
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There are also dangers in thrusting a new generation of untested princes who lack sufficient experience into positions of power.
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In Massachusetts, which is where Nguyen was sexually assaulted, untested rape kits are only kept for up to six months.
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Why it could struggle: Manchester by the Sea is being distributed by Amazon, which is untested at the Oscar game.
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I was young and untested in sports television and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't terrified of failure.
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But historians have long acknowledged that it was a mistake to send untested Canadian boys to defend an indefensible island.
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In this case, the answer will remain untested because Mr. Long had a vasectomy after his second child was born.
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But the company's product is still largely untested at a commercial level, and it faces several potential hurdles beyond effectiveness.
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The kingdom's readiness to pursue significant output restraint, as opposed to simply reversing its normal summer production surge, remains untested.
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An attempt to impose radical, untested approaches to the conduct of monetary and regulatory policy would not pass this filter.
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To compensate, the Post's leadership, according to Sherman, is exploring a number of largely untested or early-stage revenue sources.
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But the new VR meditation app is, at this point, untested in efficacy — much like the rest of the VR category.
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I, unlike many other Trump critics, hope that the president's radically new approach to handling this untested Korean autocrat will succeed.
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Saah's mother died of suspected but untested Ebola in West Point, and his brother, Tamba, 143, died in the holding center.
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Luis Robles is another untested newcomer, one who might be too risky to immediately start in the center of the midfield.
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Until recently, local cops had a backlog of thousands of untested rape kits that dated all the way back to 1996.
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But the policy is untested and there are questions about what impact it will have on people with preexisting health conditions.
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Emmanuel Macron is untested and lacks the support of an established party; François Fillon is a social conservative tarnished by scandal.
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But hopes of defeating Ms Le Pen are increasingly turning instead to a young centrist untested behind the wheel, Emmanuel Macron.
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Although the Mate X's screen offered comparable friction and responsiveness to a glass screen, its ability to resist scratches remains untested.
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The study targeted black and Hispanic Grindr users in Los Angeles, a high-risk population that is often untested for HIV.
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The federal government has estimated that hundreds of thousands of rape kits go untested due to lack of resources and funding.
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The Five Star Movement is also still largely untested as a party and evolving from its origins as a protest movement.
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Groening could stand to learn from his fellow Netflix animators and find the courage to edge further out into untested territory.
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What's more, the legal roots of these claims today are untested and unlikely to succeed, lawyers supportive of the effort say.
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It also means that another hole has opened up in your forces, to be filled by someone new, untested, and unready.
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"The new border adjustable tax is a dangerous and untested proposal built upon deeply flawed economics," RILA spokesman Brian Dodge said.
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As a result, states have been scrambling to find new drug combinations — often untested and unreliable — and alternate methods for executions.
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Donors have expressed concern about plans to use new electronic voting machines, saying the system is untested and could allow fraud.
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The kits contain untested DNA evidence from hundreds of previously reported sexual assaults in the city, some of them decades old.
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These untested chemicals are then produced abroad, mostly in China, and trafficked legally into the U.S. to enter the opioid supply.
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Medical authorities in the UK and US say that the substance is untested and unproven as a cure for any illness.
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But the Australia study shows that untested programs claiming to prevent teen pregnancy have no place in a sex ed classroom.
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These untested chemicals are then produced abroad, mostly in China, and trafficked legally into the U.S. to enter the opioid supply.
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Even when candidates start out untested, one assumes that they will do what is needed to prepare themselves for the presidency.
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There is no reason to adopt this untested, untried approach to taxing international transactions when other good options are shovel ready.
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The "Jamaica" tie-up, so-called because the three camps' colours match the island nation's flag, is untested at national level.
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He said contradictory and untested regulations, land acquisition, building transmission infrastructure and lack of clarity in pricing methodology remained major challenges.
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Until now, because his crew and canoe were untested, Kelen had deemed it unsafe to have any passengers aboard the Jitdam.
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The majority of the companies have relatively brief operating histories, with balance sheet and claims organizations untested by a severe hurricane.
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Of course, the barrier to entry here is quite high, as you can't send troops into hostile situations with untested equipment.
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Then it didn't even bother to interview Sam Bee for the Daily Show hosting spot, going with an untested unknown instead.
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This will require tinkering with largely untested policies and technologies, where the costs are uncertain and success is far from guaranteed.
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Personal Health Avoiding evidence-based treatments in favor of untested ones can contribute to higher death rates, a Yale study found.
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The decision to downgrade prosecutions has all but decriminalized the mass distribution and use of powerful and untested drugs for athletes.
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"The sites are untried and untested in the U.S.," Bridget G. Brennan, the special narcotics prosecutor in New York City, said.
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The result was that privates first class and specialists fourth class — untested, lower-ranking enlistees — were suddenly thrust into leadership roles.
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The thinking driving these decisions is that with so much on the line, anything untested is too much of a risk.
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He has broken the Iran nuclear deal, with an untested alternative of broad oil sanctions, and implicitly pushing for regime change.
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In this way, the 80/20 rule has been modified through applied contexts to support incomplete and untested software being released.
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That meant the country's first case involving community spread, a patient in California, went untested for multiple days at two hospitals.
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The work that stands out most might be clearing a huge backlog of untested rape kits while he was attorney general.
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Mr. Macron, a 40-year-old former investment banker and a relatively untested politician, seems to keep providing them with ammunition.
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But parents ultimately were not, in part because families who are paying for private school are not drawn to untested novelty.
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There's still plenty in Bloomberg's foreign policy that is unclear and untested, especially if he ends up facing off against Trump.
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He then plucked a largely unknown and untested Kenyatta from relative obscurity and pushed him to the forefront of Kenyan politics.
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And it continues to strive for the broadest possible reach, welcoming all sorts of untested writers, though that may be changing.
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However, there is currently a nation-wide backlog of untested rape kits, and many have even been destroyed without being tested.
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Democrats want to block President Trump from unilaterally starting a war with Iran and have turned to a mostly untested law.
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Democrats who want to block Mr. Trump from unilaterally starting a war with Iran are relying on a mostly untested law.
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It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences.
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Instead, a new corporate boss, having little to lose, brought in a brash, untested producer — Robert Evans — to run the place.
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The 1920s era law is largely untested in court with vast questions remaining about how broad a chairman's congressional authority is.
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Ms. Le Pen's chief rival, Emmanuel Macron, is a youthful and untested politician running at the head of a new party.
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"As a new technology, stablecoins are largely untested, especially on the scale required to run a global payment system," Coeure said.
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Wedding vows combine those two: You're performing untested work in front of relatives, friends, relatives-in-law and friends-in-law.
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So thanks to VICE for believing in an MC from Port Arthur, Texas, enough to send him untested into the storm.
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You've got a lot of vendors and suppliers supplying all different parts of technology, a lot of them are untested right now.
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This being the Cubs, with their anxiety-inducing history, there has been some fretting over the decision to include an untested Schwarber.
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And if patients are willing to take the risk of trying out an untested therapy, they should be allowed to do so.
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Many of those companies also overpromise, Brown says, advertising untested tools or even ones that won't be brought to market for years.
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The opposition accuses Kabila's camp of plotting to rig the elections with untested electronic voting machines, a charge the ruling coalition rejects.
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Then, in 2014, Ohio executed convicted rapist and murderer Dennis McGuire with an untested two-drug lethal injection drug mixture, including midazolam.
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Hoversurf likened the Scorpion-3 to other untested-but-inarguably-cool-looking passenger-ready prototypes like Malloy, Aeofex, E-volo, and Ehang.
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At least three other states have already joined Illinois in including this untested source of money in their current fiscal 2019 budgets.
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It's unclear why they didn't keep the same application, created by an established company instead of one from an untested start-up.
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Banks could lose depositors to untested neobanks, creating a mismatch between their assets and liabilities that could lead to a credit crunch.
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Much of the equipment is new and largely untested at scale, and the market is changing rapidly, with an uncertain financial outlook.
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That a new and untested Fed chairman, Jerome Powell, took office on February 5th, as markets tumbled, only makes people more anxious.
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Such a move might allow drug makers to rake in tons of cash on untested medical treatments that might not ever work.
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Forty years ago, though, such of-the-moment work — perhaps as-yet untested, unvalidated, unencumbered by academic or critical analysis — was rare.
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An untested whizkid shoots to power as President in his very first election campaign, crumpling older, hard-bitten veterans in his wake.
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If Formiga and Benavidez are withdrawn from the debate, Mighty Mouse's next challenger could be one of the division's more untested prospects.
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"The conference's impact on governance and macroeconomic performance is an untested and unscientific observation," ANC spokesman Zizi Kodwa said in a statement.
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In 2009, Worthy learned that Detroit had 11,000 untested rape kits, and she's been working to test all of them ever since.
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It is hard to conclude that the untested solution to the region's politico-military-economic-societal thickets is more and bigger bombs.
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The most promising ideas to improve the SSDI program and other services for workers with disabilities are, for the most part, untested.
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Meanwhile, Arizona's attorney general is touting a new "sandbox" program for new and untested financial products to be introduced with minimal regulation.
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But the solution to any privacy vacuum is not an untested new bureaucracy that would enter the game in the fourth quarter.
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Among them were Cabinet officers whom Trump barely knew, former political rivals, untested policy advocates, inexperienced White House staff, friends and family.
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We were born from a desperate gamble, a long-shot bid for independence that pitted untested militias against the world's greatest power.
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This would in fact be the importation of the socialist policy of price controls and leads to important unsafe and untested drugs.
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And records show the department discarded untested kits as recently as 2015; Williams had told CNN he was unaware of that destruction.
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In the field of oncology, "holistic" has become a patchouli-scented catchall for untested folk remedies: raspberry-leaf tea and juice cleanses.
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Then, Fried says, she's planning an aggressive effort to get the approved products properly labeled—and the untested ones off the shelves.
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Tracy reviewed rape investigations for CNN and has consulted with departments across the country grappling with their backlog of untested rape kits.
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She is relatively untested on the national stage where she would be matched against better-known progressives like Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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While there are legal border crossings that Trump can try to close, his legal authority to do so is dubious and untested.
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Political candidates and consultants are often creatures of habit, so getting them to try new products and untested approaches can be difficult.
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With the first set of opportunity zones only designated in April 2018, investments may be untested and the fees may be high.
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Trump's political soap opera is about to end, and when the sideshow is over, her uncontested candidacy will become an untested presidency.
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This moment played as a comment on the untested protocols of the gallery space, for the artists no less than the audience.
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But forging ahead with new hardware and specifically wearables — a relatively new and untested area of the market — comes at a price.
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So we are really dependent on these spectacular, unheard-of and untested technologies to avoid anything but truly catastrophic levels of warming.
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He has some work to do to win over fans who are accusing him of ducking the even more untested Zabit Magomedsharipov.
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I'd never been with a woman before I left my husband, and my attraction to them felt like this totally untested hypothesis.
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The products it sells also seem untested and suspect — cheap, but potentially not even worth the low prices they're being sold for.
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Hope was in the air as the young, ambitious but untested French president met Angela Merkel, the stern three-term German chancellor.
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But the United States and the European Union have expressed concern about the machines, saying they were untested and vulnerable to fraud.
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Now, the facility's owner, the Italian utility Enel, is changing tack again, betting on an advanced, commercially untested system for solar panels.
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California is now on the verge of putting one of the world's largest economies in the hands of a relatively untested governor.
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The legislation will provide funding from the Department of Justice to help local governments get through the backlog of untested rape kits.
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This transition wasn't always smooth, but Bloomberg, untested in government until that time, took over a city still raw from the tragedy.
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TikTok is still young and untested as an a source of political influence, so it's uncertain whether Collins' gamble will pay off.
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For Ukraine's new and untested leader, an official meeting with the President of the United States in the Oval Office was critical.
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While Georgia and other states have grappled with backlogs of untested kits, the destruction of that evidence is a more fundamental crisis.
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But carrying out that strategy will require deft diplomatic management from a team that is still untested in managing national security crises.
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Teachers unions and other anti-reform organizations and individuals have long sought to frame private school choice programs as new or untested.
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They hired two permanent writers and rotated a large team of contributing writers and story editors, veteran and untested, and mostly women.
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Taking a broad, untested legal position, the president's lawyers argued that the Constitution effectively makes sitting presidents immune from all criminal inquiries.
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"Big broadband is clearly trying untested First Amendment arguments in the hope that something sticks," former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn told Motherboard.
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Zalzala said he intends to be especially conservative with these untested therapies, but he didn't rule out the possibility of prescribing them.
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The EU has many doubts about the plan, saying the system is too complicated, untested and not detailed enough at this stage.
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"But the MiFID II equivalence regime is untested and hence it is unclear how it will play out in practice," Hanif said.
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The introduction of the untested tablet-like voting machines for the election has been widely opposed by opposition candidates competing against Shadary.
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The market is just so wild and untested, Magee said, that it's hard for consumers to differentiate what works and what doesn't.
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As The Rogue Classicist and science historian Darin Hayton point out, the researchers' findings are based on a set of untested assumptions.
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Today, Jack Dorsey will make the case to Wall Street that this untested business is what will turn the Twitter ship around.
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New bank resolution regimes meant to avoid future bailouts are largely untested, the Fund said in its biannual global financial stability update.
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Some call it a fad, or just something that's too new and untested to be considered a real threat to the smartphone.
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In October, the company encouraged Roberts to inject himself with an untested gene therapy that Ascendance claimed was capable of curing his HIV.
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But the company took on a lot of risk launching this large batch of satellites, with an untested design, at the same time.
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Months later, Musk would joke that those two individuals are "brave" for flying on the mission—aboard a still-untested Crew Dragon spacecraft.
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Mariska Hargitay is on a mission to shine a light on the staggering number of untested rape kits in the United States today.
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Repeated investigations have found the supplements sold by InfoWars' store are mostly useless or untested, with some tainted with high levels of lead.
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London time, a level seen as an important support point by foreign exchange traders, reaching lows untested since the final days of October.
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CONSERVATIVES, GREENS ('BLACK-GREEN') Untested at a federal level, this has been mooted as an option under Merkel, who has pushed renewable energy.
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Halpin was promptly detained by law enforcement, who also found "a small portion of untested fentanyl in a Camel snuff" after searching him.
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It was the reporting process that collapsed, but the snafu underscores just how much can go wrong when you lean on untested tech.
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While this wasn't new to the film industry, the risk that New Line Cinemas took on developing an entire untested concept is staggering.
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They also reiterated that there would be no "formal or informal talks about Britain's exit" until Article 50 (an untested procedure) is enacted.
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The only thing in their way was a contingent of Allied troops, including untested U.S. forces near the Marne River in northern France.
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BARRING a last-minute reprieve, the state of Florida will execute Mark James Asay today, August 24th, using an untested cocktail of drugs.
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There's an untested set of files for the iPhone 6s, but the primary files were originally built for an ancient Samsung Galaxy S4.
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Frameworks are becoming stronger in jurisdictions where resolution regimes exist or are being developed, but progress has been slow and frameworks remain untested.
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Cooper also noted that there's other aspects of opioid use disorder left untested by this study, such as the overall risk of relapse.
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Elon Musk claims that they can go for a million miles without breaking down, but again, new, untested product, we don't know that.
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The HBO documentary I Am Evidence, which will premiere next Monday at the Tribeca Film Festival, explores the reality of untested rape kits.
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Those parties will this week begin discussions about entering a marriage of convenience untested at the federal level that could drag into 2018.
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Universal basic income is a largely untested policy concept in which every citizen would get a regular government stipend with no strings attached.
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The challenge of using relatively untested reformulated films and of working under extreme lighting conditions with sometimes very inebriated strangers became an obsession.
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Is it worth cutting $20 billion from SNAP – hurting children, seniors and people with disabilities – to pay for an untested, severely underfunded program?
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While Messer and Rokita have faced problems in the Republican primary for being career politicians, Braun is untested in a major general election.
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Most of the kits were untested, CNN found, and dozens were discarded mere weeks or months after police took custody of the evidence.
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Line itself still faces considerable hurdles, such as slowing user growth and an untested plan to use advertising to help make it profitable.
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The rand rapidly weakened by more than 5 percent after Zuma appointed the relatively unknown and untested David van Rooyen to succeed Nene.
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Bomb-blasted roads, frequent blackouts, shortages of basic equipment and an untested consumer market are hardly conditions that make for natural entrepreneurial opportunities.
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In January, Madrid gambled on ousting the experienced coach Rafael Benítez and appointing Zinedine Zidane, an iconic former player but an untested coach.
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Harris estimated she would invest $1 billion to eliminate the backlog, which she said would cover an estimated 225,000 kits that remain untested.
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State crime labs have built huge backlogs of untested kits, some of which may be able to identify assailants already in the system.
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So far, such psychotherapeutic application is relatively untested, but it has been used to treat recurrent nightmares, which are often associated with trauma.
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" As he put it in testimony he gave to Congress in May, "No one can predict the potential of a new, untested molecule.
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The other argument in favor of getting VoteCastr's data — untested, and arguably incomplete — out there: It's going to be better than everything else.
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Given that this is an untested program, though, it remains to be seen how these certifications will actually influence hiring and interviewing decisions.
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Key context: The end of bidding is a victory for the untested design of the auction, which could be replicated in other countries.
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But Alice is early in her career and herself talented, which gives her an underrated sort of power, the prospective and untested kind.
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Kabila's opponents accuse authorities of conspiring to rig the election with untested electronic voting machines, and have urged their supporters to be vigilant.
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Because it's untested, it can only be legally dispensed on a compassionate basis — that is, only when all the standard treatments have failed.
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These are typically untested medically and the ingredients are often not listed, so making even a general statement about their safety isn't possible.
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The case involves an untested legal argument from Trump's lawyers, which posited that the Constitution protects presidents from criminal investigations while in office.
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We couldn't just throw out the playbook that has worked for years in the pursuit of a new business model that was untested.
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We cannot put our veterans' health in the hands of an untested, unverified system and simply hope to see the benefits one day.
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But that appears to be an untested argument, and one that will require some creative logic to explain to a judge or jury.
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"Switching to an untested sovereign money regime would radically transform Switzerland's tried-and-tested financial framework," Jordan told the SNB's annual general meeting.
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Now, some feared, schools were being reimagined as safe spaces for coddled youths and the self-defined, untested truths that they held dear.
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That meant that the country's first case involving community spread, a patient in California, went untested for multiple days at two different hospitals.
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At present, the effectiveness of the new hospitals remains largely untested -- and some observers have raised questions about their overall functionality and safety.
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She produced the 2017 HBO documentary I Am Evidence, a film that explores the issue of untested rape kits in the United States.
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Condo buyers might be skittish about an untested market, they say, so for now, developers will dip in just their toes, with rentals.
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The European Securities and Markets Watchdog (ESMA) said on Monday such Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were unregulated, volatile, not transparent and technologically untested.
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You have to grudgingly admire their willingness to explore abandoning their current fantastically successful business model in favor of the untried and untested.
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"They were ready to offer him the role without even having to audition — a rare privilege for a young, untested actor," Austerlitz writes.
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Law enforcement agencies often have a backlog of untested rape kits, and delays in getting physical evidence tested can also impede an investigation.
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Gillum, by contrast, remains largely untested even within his own party despite winning city-wide races in Tallahassee for well over a decade.
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Experts say the Navy's decision to roll out some untested technologies in its next-generation classes of ships has been a costly lesson.
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Before Irma, Scott's ability to respond to a hurricane had gone mostly untested, with Florida avoiding a major storm for his entire term.
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Why it matters: Hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits are estimated to be sitting around in police stations around the U.S. By the numbers: The proposed $1 billion would not only aid states to analyze their backlogged rape kits within four years, but also help them implement a plan to prevent untested kits from accumulating en masse in the future.
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The artists I represented were not young when they were exhibiting with me, which is a contrast to today's young and untested emerging artists.
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The largely untested technology mimics the effects of volcanic eruptions, and could be deployed with modified airplanes, balloons or other delivery devices, they say.
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A Red-Red-Green combination is untested at federal level, though the three parties have teamed up to take control of Berlin's city government.
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"Pro soccer is mostly untested here, but I don't think we've ever looked at a similar proposition to this in any sport," says Covey.
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To avoid that kind of PR calamity, companies are bound to keep telling us their relatively untested cars are definitely going to be safe.
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In 2014, an inmate convulsed and took more than 40 minutes to die after the state used an untested combination of three lethal drugs.
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Microsoft's quantum computer is still a work in progress, since the firm is betting on an untested but much less error-prone "topological" qubit.
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Since most of these malware-developer cases have pled out instead of going to trial, the legal objections that Kerr has raised are untested.
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Mr Kavanaugh and Mr Gorsuch (untested, as yet, on this matter in the court) seem more likely to side with the other three conservatives.
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Advocates say such consent-form alterations could provide some protection from surprise bills, though there are several major caveats to this largely untested idea.
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It is a novel approach to reducing the amount of freshly caught seafood, such as anchovies, in fish food, but is untested at scale.
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Consumers' demand for savings is perpetuating the market for illegally sold, untested and unsafe cannabis, and that won't change until taxes are more reasonable.
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The agency claims that they should be regulated like a drug or gene therapy, because these new, untested genetic relationships pose a considerable risk.
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An audit of New Mexico's backlog found the state had the worst rate in the nation, with 254 untested kits for every 100,000 residents.
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The Financial Services Consumer Panel, which advises the FCA, said the measures rely on untested technology and consumers having to act on complex information.
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Bucklew, whose lawyers suggested the largely untested method of nitrogen asphyxiation as an alternative to lethal injection, failed to meet those burdens, Gorsuch said.
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Even then, consumer appetite for VR is untested and likely to remain a relatively niche product (compared to smartphones) for the next several years.
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In Detroit, just across the Canada-US border, an assistant prosecutor discovered a warehouse full of more than 11,000 forgotten and untested rape kits.
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The FAA says it's illegal, but it's an untested legal question, albeit one with few people in the gun community willing to defend it.
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Later on Tuesday, the conservatives, FDP and Greens will convene for talks on forming a three-way coalition that is untested at national level.
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Allegations could be made that the virus was an accidentally released bioweapon and the vaccine was untested and simply meant to pacify the population.
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But before Irma, Scott's ability to respond to a hurricane had gone mostly untested, with Florida avoiding a major storm for his entire term.
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So far, the foldable phone market is untested and expensive, with Samsung's Galaxy Fold debuting at $1,980 and Huawei's Mate X debuting around $2,600.
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It doesn't matter that his answer is untested by them or that previous generations have found similar rhetoric empty or plain dangerous and decisive.
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By allowing patients—many of whom may be desperate for any possible cure—to seek out untested treatments, legislators are deferring to their constituents.
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But the heterogeneous three-way coalition, made necessary after the conservatives and the centre-left suffered punishing election losses, is untested at national level.
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But in a way, it's unsurprising considering they spent years inveighing against Obama's inexperience while nominating the most untested candidate in the nation's history.
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Beijing is worried about the short-term fallout from the North Korean crisis as President Donald Trump is untested in the region, Hill said.
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It's also estimated that for flowers grown in developing countries, 20 percent of the chemicals used are banned or untested in the United States.
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Analysts and others have raised questions about the effort, noting the risks to performance in going with a more radical and untested network approach.
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Marion Sims was a gynecologist in the 1800s who purchased Black women slaves and used them as guinea pigs for his untested surgical experiments.
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Though the gangs had moved swiftly to replace them and resume communications with the rest of the committee, the bonds were new and untested.
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But the unprecedented use of fentanyl in an execution chamber raised new questions, with death penalty observers warning that any untested method brought risks.
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The project has confronted the party, previously untested at a national level, with choices of governing in an interconnected world with real-life consequences.
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A regulated vape pen with half a gram of THC costs $55, compared with $25 or less on the street for an untested product.
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That's because a largely untested smartphone app designed for the caucuses malfunctioned, leading to long waits when officials tried to phone in caucus results.
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He made a name as the scourge of men who traffic in underage prostitutes and reduced the national backlog of untested rape-evidence kits.
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In many states, the untested kits have built up over the years, mostly because of budget and staffing constraints, according to End the Backlog.
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" A judge has since ruled that Griffith be released from jail pending trial, and Griffith&aposs lawyer Brian Klein described the allegations as "untested.
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This is an unpredictably good, if imperfect, team that is forced to rely on players untested in the crucible of pivotal late-season games.
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At the time Musk and Stanton corresponded, the method the divers used to rescue the soccer team was a totally untested technique, Stanton said.
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Even though rape kits are critical tools in sexual violence investigations, untold thousands remain untested, sitting on shelves in police departments and crime labs.
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Flake has drawn a handful of challengers, like attorney and activist Deedra Abboud, but they are mostly unknown in the state and untested politically.
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"It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences," wrote David Perry.
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Some are in untested residential areas, which might explain their devotion to lavishly entertaining their occupants by piling on the amenities both indoors and out.
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BSP (China) has modest standalone credit strength due to the bank's limited franchise, still-evolving business model and untested underwriting standard in the Chinese market.
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In 2007 Zheng Xiaoyu, a former head of the State Food and Drug Administration, was executed for taking bribes to approve untested medicines and equipment.
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That system is untested in Spain's new political era, marked by the definitive end of the long-held dominance of the PP and the Socialists.
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Aaron Traywick (left), was a biohacker perhaps best known for injecting himself with an untested herpes therapy on a crusade to expand access to medications.
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Big U.S. insurance companies have paid out on a case-by-case basis, unwilling to provide widespread coverage for what is a relatively untested technology.
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Whether that would be worth the risks of triggering an untested and remarkably poorly constrained constitutional mechanism with huge potential power, though, is another matter.
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When the Toxic Substances Control Act was enacted in 1976, PFOA was one of a multitude of untested chemicals allowed to remain on the market.
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Unafraid of the untested, Beier fearlessly fords uncharted technological waters, experimenting with green screens and live-video feeds that transport viewers to fantastical digital locales.
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The bigger problem for Huawei, though, is not necessarily the reliability of relatively untested foldable technology — it's the ongoing effects of the US trade ban.
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Over the last few years, in response to the shortage, states have tried to adapt by substituting new, untested drugs in the lethal injection cocktail.
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Although new and untested as of yet, these policies should help the emirate's leadership identify, anticipate, and respond to fiscal risks in a timely manner.
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You have to get a job before you can prove how good you'll be at it, but not everyone is keen on developing untested talent.
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I had that feeling again when I first learned about the backlog of untested rape kits in 2009, after a report from Human Rights Watch.
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In fact, it wasn't too long ago that Jones found himself trading in his successful professional sports career for an untested one as an entrepreneur.
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But to be honest, I don't think we're quite at a point yet where a relatively untested, unknown female candidate could take that big leap.
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And, as Reuters reported last year, many at-risk children in California and other states fall through the cracks of these programs and go untested.
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Williams told Me Too that police had reduced the number of untested kits to 237 and expected to finish testing the rest within two years.
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It is wiser than an investigative body, which often has a narrow view of a candidate's qualifications, based on investigative findings untested by a jury.
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Will that create the conditions for a wealthy celebrity or some other untested non-traditional populist to emerge from the pack and win the nomination?
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Our current advocacy priority is eliminating the nationwide backlog of untested rape kits, a dismaying reflection of how victims of sexual assault have been regarded.
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Presidents frequently assert executive privilege, their right to refuse demands for information about internal executive branch dealings, but its limits are murky and mostly untested.
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The chaos in the Republican Party produced by the nomination of an unconventional, untested candidate has prompted many to suggest that the party is dying.
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"We refer to the disease surveillance iceberg — underneath the water's surface are all the cases that are mild, asymptomatic, untested and unreported," Ms. Ernst said.
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Kirby Dick's Bleeding Edge explains that when commercial and consumer culture infiltrate the medical field, unproven and untested devices harm the lives of countless people.
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It could also offer some clarity to the Constitution's vague and largely untested emoluments clause, which bars federal officials from receiving payments from foreign governments.
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With Damien Hirst's market untested on such a grand scale, the question the art world is asking is, will he sink or swim in Venice?
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Mr. Obama ultimately pressed the Pentagon and intelligence agencies to pull out all the stops, which officials took as encouragement to reach for untested technologies.
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On the one hand, Fortnite x Star Wars is such an outlandish and untested idea, you have to admire the sheer chutzpah of Epic Games.
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A second method by which Trump might not complete his full term is implementing the untested process outlined in the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.
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At the heart of this is a big, untested argument that Chinese laws could force TikTok, in theory, to send data to the Chinese government.
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The first step in the process is to assess the adequacy of current system, which is too fragmented, untested and costly, the IMF paper said.
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Several bankers also said buyers are often untested and pay in cash, meaning there is little in the way of lucrative financing to be arranged.
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Under the younger Mr. Lee's youthful but largely untested leadership, Samsung has tried to shed its stodgy image, vowing repeatedly to improve its corporate governance.
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Where a research doctor sees hope in slowing a disease a bit, objective assessment says completely untested last ditch drugs never cure and sometimes harm.
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A relatively unknown and untested designer, he is the French fashion house's fourth in less than four years, and something of a Hail Mary pass.
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Their case was always grandly ideological, rooted in highly abstract and untested theories about the nature of the world and America's rightful place in it.
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In October, the company behind the herpes stunt sponsored another experiment in which a person injected himself with an untested HIV treatment during a Facebook livestream.
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Many of the technologies IARPA wants to develop are untested at these scales, so it&aposs unclear how far away that proposed "tabletop device" really is.
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It's unclear how agencies like the Food and Drug Administration and state health departments might view activities like implanting an untested biomedical coating into someone else.
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Animal testing is an inherent part of this development process—after all, no one wants to put an untested computing device into their brains, perhaps forever.
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"Facial recognition was a very new, untested technology and it was still kind of science-fictiony," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the ACLU.
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More to the point, New Hampshire isn't introducing an untested mobile app to the process, as the Iowa Democrats did this year to report the results.
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The efficacy of QE is debated, but if that does not work, they could try more radical, untested approaches, such as giving money directly to individuals.
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The former Olympic gold medalist was completely untested before Saturday, knocking out 18 forgettable opponents in a row, and earning a paper title along the way.
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Speaking of Amelia, she, along with Karev and Koracick are going to try their ultra-dangerous, totally untested new brain surgery on the chronically laughing kid.
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It has lost a lot of money on projects supposed to generate energy from waste, after glitches in untested technology led to delays and cost overruns.
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It's led to some comparisons to another young and promising, but still somewhat untested leader, who won the Nobel early in his tenure: President Barack Obama.
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It can be hard to make room in campaign budgets, which historically don't have a line item for battling online mobs, for untested tech and services.
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Both cities are the major objectives in a new and largely untested kind of American military strategy to defeat ISIS' terrorist army in the Middle East.
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What is certain, however, is the example he set early on for his fellow world leaders hoping to make inroads with an untested and unpredictable president.
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Before then and after, it has been a jarring trip, shadowed by fresh memories of systemic meltdown and animated by untested support efforts by central banks.
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All he offered third-party developers was the ability to build web-based applications for the still-untested smartphone that would launch a few weeks later.
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The vast majority of the more than 140,000 chemicals and pesticides that have entered the environment since 1950 remain largely untested, but could pose a threat.
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The legitimacy of the method, so far untested in a court of law, was expected to be a major flashpoint in the potentially precedent-setting case.
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Without the Syrian civil war, many of these new fighters would still be green and untested when the next (inevitable) war with the Jewish State occurs.
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Rape kit backlogs, or rape kits that go untested, are a key issue that keep many sexual assault survivors from finding the justice that they deserve.
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However, for the payroll tax rates to match current income tax rates, an unprecedented and untested graduated payroll tax would have to be created and administered.
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Roberts appeared to be suggesting that entering dense political thickets which implicate untested constitutional frameworks, like partisan gerrymandering, could well undermine the Supreme Court's institutional legitimacy.
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But it is the potential military consequences that have governments most worried, fearful of falling behind – but also nervous that untested technology could bring new dangers.
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Faced with a shortage of lethal injection drugs, states have tried to experiment with untested cocktails of chemicals — and even kept some of the details secret.
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The fact that lenders were willing to fund an extravagant and completely untested concept like Hard Rock Park epitomizes the mentality of the pre-crisis boom.
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The theory that it was a risk-off asset, or at least a hedge for potentially falling stock prices, went untested until a few days ago.
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Already, we are seeing surveillance companies—many of which are untested—say that they can use their AI-powered cameras to detect those infected with coronavirus.
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While some of the "hacks" are probably benign, like Dorsey's penchant for drinking "salt juice" each morning, others are scientifically untested experiments that could cause harm.
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As Knecht explains, the initiative behind the rapekit backlog extends much further than allocating time and resources to pulling the untested rape kits off the shelf.
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But for Google's much-desired big business customer, it might as well be science fiction — for corporate America, costs and reliability trump largely untested new tech.
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Many of these large companies, which operate in untested categories, were deeply unprofitable and faced questions about whether they could make money and maintain their growth.
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Or maybe they'll just see the idea of listing on an untested exchange as simply too big a risk for a delicate moment like an IPO.
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Although Bitcoin has left behind some of its associations as a black market currency, the infrastructure surrounding the virtual currency is still largely unregulated and untested.
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Additionally, federal funding has helped address the many untested rape kits and create protocols and teams to investigate and prosecute rape cases more sensitively and aggressively.
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About 77 percent contained misinformation, 19 percent recommended unproven alternative medical treatments, and 27 percent had some commercial bias favoring treatments that were expensive and untested.
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No subway system in the world uses a wireless signaling system and some critics say it is unwise to try to move ahead with untested technology.
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The project's leaders face many hurdles, such as building waste-management systems for the islands and convincing investors to buy property in such an untested environment.
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Investors took a look and backed away, seeing overpriced companies with no prospect of making money any time soon, in some cases led by untested executives.
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Two charges were levelled at Sagan: that he shouldn't be writing for a Sunday newspaper supplement, and that he'd exaggerated the certainty of an untested theory.
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At the time, young, untested talents did not yet have inexpensive access to the technologies that later enabled them to turn their homes into recording studios.
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"The orchestra has a very particular spirit," she has said of the C.B.S.O., which once gave its podium to a young, untested maestro named Simon Rattle.
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While a lot of new technology remains untested in large clinical trials, there's a lot of potential to help improve the speed and quality of care.
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Detonating a nuke over the U.S. would almost certainly trigger a devastating nuclear response, and the actual effect of such an attack is untested, they argue.
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In its early stages, the relationship caused some anxiety among career national security staffers, who worried off-the-book conversations with untested leaders could create problems.
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"For a player so untested that figure seemed extraordinary when it was agreed, but it is increasingly coming to look like a bargain," reports the Guardian.
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Largely because Democrats are relying on such untested candidates, Arellano is notably bearish on their prospects everywhere in Orange County except the seat Issa is vacating.
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It would have been a big risk for professional landlords to take a property off the conventional market and rent it on an untested new website.
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By the second year, I was looking for new artists to represent, but soon I found out that an untested gallery was not attractive for established artists.
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Though they remain largely untested, advanced technologies could prove cheaper and safer than current reactors: Small modular reactors (SMRs) are compact and require less on-site construction.
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Jefferies analyst Timothy O'Shea downgraded shares of the video game maker to hold from buy Thursday and warned clients that EA's 2019 content lineup remains largely untested.
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But there are also clinics that are offering untested, potentially dangerous treatments to patients—and some are even explicitly telling customers to use crowdfunding to afford them.
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But Republicans tried to tell various stories about Barack Obama in 2008: that he was ultra liberal, that he was untested, that he was an empty suit.
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And because the product remains untested at the core standard used for scientific research there has been some criticism of the efficacy claims Natural Cycles are making.
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As a new, untested actress, the 27-year-old beat out 300 other women for this prestigious role (director Barry Jenkins' followup to his Oscar-winning Moonlight).
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McComas is candid that this kind of model — eschewing advertising for commerce, actively discouraging the scale-at-all-costs strategy of most content services — is relatively untested.
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Though Wikitribune's citizen-professional collaboration model is untested, it will just be one publication among many whose articles get passed around on Facebook, and Wales knows this.
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Anything that's connected to the internet is potentially vulnerable to intrusions, but as a new category of devices, smart speakers are simply untested in the security arena.
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After decades of false starts and unfulfilled promise, it's easy to see how the public might not want to take a $600 plunge on an untested technology.
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But in her reading of the FDA's statement, companies that distribute untested gene therapies are, in fact, violating the law — whether money is changing hands or not.
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Launching new medicines in China is still relatively untested, and conducting clinical trials, getting government approval and selling medicines in China's segregated healthcare marketplace present formidable hurdles.
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People were euphoric, at first like schoolchildren granted a surprise snow day and then like riders on an untested roller coaster, the drop somewhere out of sight.
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The real number is likely higher; much of the population goes untested, while only about 10 percent of people thought to be H.I.V.-positive are being treated.
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It is called "read-across" and attempts to infer the hazards of an untested chemical by comparison with those of a tested one with a similar structure.
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As these companies either stopped supplying drugs or were unable to export to the US, states began to look for new — and untested — ways to execute prisoners.
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Earlier this month, sources told Reuters the merger had been delayed but not derailed in part because the Saudi regulatory environment for bank acquisitions was relatively untested.
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At this point, we basically know what a smartphone can do, but the possibilities for a voice-activated, internet-enabled speaker are still more or less untested.
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The formula of a coalition government remains untested after eight months of political deadlock, and Ciudadanos - which finished fourth in June - has ruled out entering one now.
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With America incoherent, Britain in isolationist retreat and France led by a new and untested president, some describe Mrs Merkel as the West's new de facto leader.
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And even if it does, piggybacking on other, totally different projects feels hurried and sloppy given that we're talking about an entirely new and completely untested technology.
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After all, inducing anaphylaxis in human subjects and hoping an untested invention will pull them back from the brink of death is unethical, to put it mildly.
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Merkel's conservatives are struggling to forge a coalition government with the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and the left-leaning Greens, an alliance untested at national level.
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The latter might well spell doom for the Soviets, whose country was young and unsteady, with untested armed forces that would be hollowed out by Stalin's purges.
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Europe and the United States now face the prospect of a young and untested leader with some strong ideas but little political muscle to carry them out.
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With their largely untested and higher priced product Tarform, faces a rough ride to compete with these companies in what is still a shrinking U.S. motorcycle market.
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Yes, foldable phones are a definite trend coming into 2019, but it's still early days for them and the concept is thoroughly untested in the real world.
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"Indeed, some of the Dodd-Frank Act reporting requirements may worsen the stigma problem," Fischer said, adding that the new regulatory framework was still untested by crisis.
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I was raped in Massachusetts, where untested, unreported rape kits can be destroyed within six months even if the statute of limitations to report is 15 years.
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"It's completely untested," said Dr. Jennifer Gunter, a San Francisco-based an obstetrician, gynecologist and pain specialist who recently wrote about Foria's new product on her blog.
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The procedure's adoption offers a window into how an untested treatment can quickly make its way from the pages of an obscure publication to the operating room.
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"The Corvex tactic is untested and may not survive a court challenge," lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis wrote in a note that they distributed to clients on Wednesday.
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A number of mostly untested treatments have gained traction in the past few years, from hyperbaric chambers to ergonomic mouth guards, and some veterans swear by them.
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Harris touted her efforts as California attorney general to close the state's backlog of DNA analysis and more than 1,000 untested rape kits in state-run labs.
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Hundreds of thousands of rape kits remain untested in the U.S. Biden's speech on SVU perfectly summed up his belief in the importance of testing rape kits.
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Without the risks associated with trying out new acts or untested material, it's easy to drum up interest and keep the customer satisfied with pre-established hits.
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In Canada, the legality of running a Tor node is essentially untested, making the high profile, institutionally-backed node at Western a potential target for the feds.
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For instance, while the question is rarely examined, one survey of teachers found that two-thirds thought untested disciplines were getting crowded out of the school day.
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The idea is new and untested, but the same people who are scoffing now were at one time repulsed by the idea of a $15 minimum wage.
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The cards mostly failed to gain people's interest several years ago because few stores accepted the largely untested, and potentially fraud-prone, older version of the technology.
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As groundbreaking as that is, Mr. Yang in particular has embraced the largely untested strategy of using his Asian ethnicity and identity to appeal to voters nationwide.
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With his Crimson Tide trailing by 13-0 at halftime, Saban swapped out his two-year starting quarterback, Jalen Hurts, for a virtually untested freshman, Tua Tagovailoa.
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Clearview's app carries extra risks because law enforcement agencies are uploading sensitive photos to the servers of a company whose ability to protect its data is untested.
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"It's an untested area, and I think it would be an open question as to whether or not it's capable of a defamatory meaning," Ms. Barbas said.
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It's not clear whether that will really work, since saying that their new system is un-gameable is kind of like saying the untested Titanic was unsinkable.
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It's especially true for companies with untested business models, including gig economy start-ups or those disrupting old-line industries like real estate, orthodontics and exercise bikes.
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It would presumably fall to the relatively untested Mr. Bakish to merge the two companies and soldier on at a perilous time for cable and broadcasting operations.
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Their injuries, combined with a season-ending injury to Rashaad Penny in Week 14, left the Seahawks with only Travis Homer, an untested rookie, at the position.
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The Founders turned to novel and untested checks and balances to prevent the federal government from falling into chaos on the left or despotism on the right.
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Las Vegas's reputation for casual sexual encounters, domestic violence and sex trafficking certainly explains this high number of sexual assault victims and the backlog of untested evidence.
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While doctors have long contended that "abortion reversal" is nothing more than a myth intended to stigmatize the procedure, up until recently the treatment remained virtually untested.
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It is difficult to forecast how relatively untested outsiders will fare in difficult elections, and few wealthy newcomers turn out to be political prodigies like Mr. Trump.
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Lara&aposs success on Long Island would rely both on her father-in-law&aposs popularity in the district and her somewhat untested skills as a campaigner.
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Although I have taught at Harvard for 20 years, my early defeat forced me to redesign my work and go out on a limb with untested approaches.
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Mr. Ferguson said he had recognized at the time that this was a potentially risky approach, seeking a more sweeping victory with a comparatively untested legal strategy.
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It now faces calls for yet more policy easing, but already relies heavily on untested unconventional tools, such as sub-zero rates and large-scale asset buys.
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The alternative plan is still largely an untested concept and would require extensive vetting, though the association did hire a consulting firm to do an initial review.
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"That is not what the founding generation did when it adopted a Constitution grounded in the then-untested political theories of Locke, Montesquieu and Rousseau," he wrote.
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These suits and others are pulling back the curtain on what some doctors call the Wild West of medicine: the untested and largely unregulated medical device industry.
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An untested opposition leader is now in charge, though how much independence he actually has — and how much power he'll be able to wield — is still unclear.
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In this classic situation, temperament — the degree to which one is energized or thrown by change — is apt to express itself, exposing a friendship's previously untested fault lines.
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Missouri was not a winner in Hyperloop One's challenge, yet the company sees the state's interest in a hyperloop route as further validation for its still-untested product.
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What's more, a group of former census administrators wrote a letter to the Census Bureau suggesting that the citizenship question was "untested," a claim that is blatantly false.
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Now, O'Rourke's daunting challenge is convincing Americans to take another chance on a charismatic but untested young presidential candidate in a moment of national uncertainty and soul searching.
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It said the technology was untested, had "substantial" risks, and would not address the problem of oceans becoming more acidic as they absorb growing amounts of carbon dioxide.
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I am here to second guess location-sharing apps, fraught with privacy implications and untested interpretations of intimacy, as well as the implications they thrust upon our relationships.
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Advocates of the ban say the city must act where federal regulators have not, protecting teens and prohibiting the sale of untested products until they undergo FDA review.
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We now have a field of candidates that are either in their 70's (Biden, Kerry, Warren, Sanders, etc.), or a bunch of early 40s, largely untested candidates.
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CONSERVATIVES, FDP, GREENS ('JAMAICA' - REFERENCE TO PARTIES' COLOURS: BLACK, YELLOW, GREEN) As yet untested at a federal level, this combination rules in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Yet many diplomats believe it could be for the best, if only in the short term, while Mr Barrow's fragile, untested coalition gets the hang of the government.
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Airbus Group CEO Tom Enders has faulted European governments for tying the A400M to an untested engine consortium, but government officials say past mismanagement is also to blame.
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This year, she produced a powerful documentary called I Am Evidence, which shines a light on the staggering number of untested rape kits in the United States today.
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Hundreds of thousands of kits containing potentially crucial DNA evidence remain untested in police evidence storage rooms nationwide despite the power of DNA to solve and prevent crimes.
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This is untested legal territory, and a different (and weirder) question from the usual debates over Twitter free speech, which have previously covered account suspensions and shared blocklists.
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Iowa Democrats have found a new villain for their chaotic caucus on Monday (and every other day this week), and surprise: It's not untested technology or slapstick incompetence.
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But they questioned how effective or popular they would be when defaults are still rare, legal frameworks are largely untested and other Asian markets already struggle for liquidity.
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Mr Mitsotakis's 51-member government is a mixture of seasoned conservative politicians like Christos Staikouras, the new finance minister, and bright but untested technocrats serving as deputy ministers.
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So last year the European Commission invoked Article 7, an untested instrument that obliges governments to assess whether one of them is systematically undermining the rule of law.
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The company claims that it'll ship both versions this October, but obviously use your own judgment before backing due to the crowdfunded and untested nature of the device.
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An embryonic stem cellImage: David Silverman (Getty Images)Public health experts have been warning us about clinics offering unapproved and untested stem cell treatments for some time now.
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This would require either an entirely new technology to capture and stably store the carbon, she argued, or the expansion of largely untested technologies to an enormous scale.
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But the untested models have been repeatedly delayed amid design flaws and huge cost overruns, and Beijing is now expected to struggle to meet its 58 GW target.
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Likud has sought to write Gantz off as a "leftist", casting him as an untested whimsy candidate and no match for Netanyahu, 69, who is also defense minister.
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People at higher risk for HIV, such as those who have had multiple or recently untested sex partners since their last HIV test, should get tested more often.
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However, with the rise of token sales – essentially vehicles for untested startups to raise millions in a few minutes – lots of stuff gets broken and little gets fixed.
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The floating turntable is also MAG-LEV Audio's first product, so the usual caveats of backing a hardware product on a crowdfunding website from an untested company apply.
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But Section 4 is completely untested territory; it has been considered for presidents who were suffering from strokes or debilitated in other ways, but has never been invoked.
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Another study from 2016 found that in Detroit, Michigan, 900 previously untested rape kits led to 259 hits in the DNA database, 20153 of which were serial rapists.
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A 2014 San Francisco audit revealed that the city, like many across the country, was storing thousands of untested rape kits dating as far back as the 1980s.
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As with any untested legal regime, obtaining registration or alleging infringement could be complicated for artists to take advantage of in this way, but it could be productive.
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Skew too far toward the new and untested and disappoint those expecting brand-name directors; fall back on the tried and true and pass over a rising star.
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Whether that would start crumbling should Mueller produce a damning report that causes a fracturing of Trump's political power base as an election approaches in 2020 remains untested.
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Relying on untested tools, the ECB is already deep in uncharted waters and policymakers have a range of easier options to consider before having to radically alter policy.
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While there is the so-called "New York channel" to relay messages to Pyongyang through its U.N. representative, its value for rapid and direct crisis management is untested.
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He's hoping to advance a novel and untested legal theory that by failing to disclose it, Facebook is putting the company—that is, its shareholders—at financial risk.
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It has set off a frenzy of concerns that the new plan, which would only require partial closures at nights and on weekends, is untested and half-baked.
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In May Kim oversaw the first flight of a previously untested weapon - a small, fast missile experts believe will be easier to hide, launch, and maneuver in flight.
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This time it would have to work, because I was leaving for Italy the next day and I couldn't bear the thought of packing an untested sex toy.
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" The bottom line: This process has barely begun, per Ackerman; "[e]very hard question about the future course of Afghanistan, and the U.S. presence within it, remains untested.
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After the September election, Merkel had tried to forge a nationally-untested coalition with the two smaller parties, who have fundamentally differing positions, and the CSU, but failed.
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Even with the traction that Sunrun has gotten, Tesla says it is intent on pushing ideas that are untested or have yet to gain widespread adoption or success.
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His first half-inning, which is quite likely his entire effort for the day, showed off the foibles of putting out an untested reliever in a pressure situation.
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Harris's plan would attempt to address this problem, and another that's led to the immense backlog: the lack of data and tracking on the status of untested kits.
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Mr. Covey said performing artists have faced challenges getting visas to enter this country for years, but that the travel ban is a new, and largely untested, hurdle.
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In the past, some nominees have tapped vice-presidential candidates who were untested on the national stage as part of an effort to shore up a political vulnerability.
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His running-mate pick would be seen through the lens of a public health crisis, arguing against selecting someone who is untested in the face of potential catastrophe.
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He decided the state should instead rely on new technology (which critics have called untested) to complete the job during a reduction in service on nights and weekends.
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Testing is also focused on only the most severe and obvious cases, which means that large swaths of potentially asymptomatic carriers who feel just fine are going untested.
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The new governor -- who defeated Andrew Gillum in the race last fall -- is also untested; Dorian will be the first major storm he faces as the state's executive.
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Faced with potential lawsuits from hundreds of victims of last year's mass shooting in Las Vegas, MGM Resorts International is trying an untested strategy: suing the victims first.
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"In many instances, we have seen misinformation spread by those seeking to profit from untested and potentially dangerous products misrepresented as effective treatments for the virus," Warner wrote.
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There is no evidence of any improprieties, although many have expressed concern about the secrecy of Shadow and its relatively untested products being trusted in the Democratic primaries.
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With many of the sick going untested and untreated because of circuitous bureaucracy and short supplies, the number of infected and dead could be significantly higher than reported.
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They first planned to renovate the National Garden near Greece's Parliament, but private citizens, concerned that the yet-untested organization would ruin the gardens, took them to court.
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It is an untested lineup, and some TV executives argued that Fox could be the most vulnerable it has been in years, particularly with MSNBC and CNN surging.
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As a result, banks with $100 billion to $250 billion in assets could let their capital levels decline during the untested period, leaving them less protected against losses.
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Probes take time because Europe's law is untested and cases need to stand up to the scrutiny of all 2000 EU nations, as well as in national court.
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Also, of course, relatively young, untested designers tend to be cheaper, at a time when geopolitics and the possibility of a recession are sending tremors through the industry.
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Furthermore, after the recent tepid initial public offerings for Uber and Lyft, investors have thought twice about pouring money into unprofitable transportation start-ups with untested business models.
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Brian Kemp of Georgia on Wednesday appointed Kelly Loeffler, a politically untested business executive, to fill a soon-to-be-vacated United States Senate seat in the state.
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"Private equity has been relatively untested for an environment of normal hurdle rates or an increasing cost of capital," the research team wrote in a note to clients.
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First, Congress must ascertain whether Barr gave the thumbs-down to obstruction charges because of insufficient evidence or because of his extreme and untested views on presidential authority.
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Recent polls suggest a runoff between Emmanuel Macron, above, an untested politician running at the head of a new party, and Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate.
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If the most competitive bids are too low, which could happen in an untested system, suppliers may not have the resources to provide the intensive care patients need.
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These alternatives "impose risks with no medical benefit to the patient, each of the procedures is untested, has unknown risks, and is of uncertain efficacy," the lawsuit states.
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Parliament can in theory order a person's imprisonment for contempt, although its powers on such actions are untested in recent times, according to a government paper published in 2012.
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The centre-right could appeal to disgruntled parliamentarians from the defeated Democratic Party or other minority parties to support a government that would shut out the untested 5-Star.
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The National Guard itself, after all, is a brand new institution approved by Mexico's congress on the last day of February and whose efficacy is an entirely untested proposition.
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As a result of the shortage, some states began experimenting with cocktails of untested lethal injection drugs, which led to horrific accounts of botched executions and subsequent legal challenges.
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Shipping isn't included in those previously mentioned costs, and it's important to remember that Moar Bikes is a new, untested company that has yet to actually ship a product.
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In the silent, any-sound-could-be-deadly world of the film, an infant poses an inarguable danger, and the adults' plan to deal with it is still untested.
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But AR is still mostly untested as a mass-market device — consumer-facing AR companies like North are struggling, and sophisticated devices like the HoloLens are purely business-focused.
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Parliament can in theory order a person's imprisonment for contempt, although its powers on contempt actions are untested in recent times, according to a government paper published in 2012.
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The biggest winner of the still untested (and largely unformed) VR/AR space in 2015 was perhaps Magic Leap, a stealthy startup that's building some sort of AR headset.
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He's seeking to advance his message on winnowing down the backlog of untested rape kits, and more broadly his efforts to end violence against women, the White House said.
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"Deploying more than 100,000 unfamiliar, untested, and possibly unworkable electronic voting machines for the first time during a critical national election poses an enormous and unnecessary risk," he said.
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Sanjay Guglani, CIO at Silverdale Bond Fund, said that as emerging market legal systems were still relatively untested for defaults, bondholders have a lot of motivation to work together.
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But he declined to be drawn over what a possible loss by four-term prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to politically untested challenger Benny Gantz might spell for the economy.
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"These state laws will expand what we know about the true extent of the number of untested rape kits in police storage facilities and crime labs," Haacke Byrd says.
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When Wandee Khunchornyakong, a Thai entrepreneur, wanted to build solar farms in sunny north-east Thailand, commercial lenders were unwilling to take a leap into such an untested market.
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In one of the greatest TV road trips of all time, Mariska Hargitay's Detective Olivia Benson elects to go across country, collecting untested rape kits and rattling off statistics.
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In light of these facts, it's preposterous to suggest that a company as committed to safety as Tesla would allow untested or unsafe batteries to go in our vehicles.
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Advocates said that more work remained, with hundreds of thousands of rape kits — collections of evidence from assaults — still untested in police stations and crime laboratories across the country.
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They even recommended that he should be invited to an Oval Office meeting with Trump—a valuable sign of high-level U.S. support for the country's untested new leader.
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Parliament can in theory order a person's imprisonment for contempt, though its powers on such actions are untested in recent times, according to a government paper published in 2012.
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The initial grant partnership, between the Obama White House and Vance's office, saw federal officials initially put $41 million into the effort to clear the backlog of untested kits.
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They often follow a common, tragic script, built around two fundamental mistakes: untested assumptions about the need to act, and wishful thinking about magical schemes to act without consequences.
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Production companies hedge their bets when adding untested stars to burgeoning franchises, offering up a base salary with opportunities for bumps in pay based on ticket sales and sequels.
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Critics say the equivalence system is untested, prone to political interference, and hard to maintain if the bloc makes changes to its rules which Britain may not agree with.
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They also include a former police commissioner and a diplomat, reflecting Modi's faith in bureaucrats to deliver on his goals rather than politicians who are often untested in governance.
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On "Full Frontal," Bee did a deeply reported animation, more than six minutes long, that dramatized an obscure legislative breakthrough in Georgia, involving a scandal about untested rape kits.
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Florida's death penalty protocol received considerable scrutiny from abolitionists last year after the Orlando Sentinel reported that the Sunshine State had been stockpiling a previously untested drug called etomidate.
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Similar to actors such as Google and Amazon, the fate of drone delivery beyond how far an operator can see rests on the FAA's untested Rule 107 waiver process.
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The key to solving those cases was an untested rape kit from a 14-year-old girl attacked in 1997 that was found to match Mr. Brasher's DNA profile.
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House Democrats are floating a new and untested option in their subpoena fight with President Donald Trump: slapping a fine on administration officials who don't comply with their requests.
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With several starting quarterbacks injured and untested backups thrust into unfamiliar roles, it was billed as a chance for Kaepernick to show that he still belonged in the league.
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He likes the athleticism of Dyson, Ben Gamel, Mitch Haniger and Guillermo Heredia, who are largely untested but have the center-field pedigree Dipoto wants in his corner outfielders.
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Greenfield complained that Disney was passing up $350 million a year in "high margin" revenue for licensing its content to Netflix to opt for this risky new untested service.
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Another biohacker, who at a conference in February injected himself onstage with what he said was an untested herpes treatment, was last month found dead in a flotation tank.
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The ban removes an element that has proven to be a corrupting influence and morally destructive, unlike Iran where the law is based on an untested extremist religious dogma.
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While Mr. Trump continues to unsettle, opponents might argue that Mr. Schulz, who failed to finish high school and is entirely untested in national politics, also represents a risk.
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"To say we'll chance it on an untested sci-fi capability rather than using known capabilities seems a bit odd," Vipin Narang, a nuclear expert at MIT, told me.
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Disputes about the largely untested machines have stoked tensions ahead of Sunday's long-anticipated election, which the CENI postponed from this past weekend due to delays deploying voting materials.
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The United States and European countries have expressed concern about the electoral commission's plans to use 100,000 new electronic voting machines, saying the system is untested and could allow fraud.
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States' willingness to use untested or unreliable drugs is perhaps what most frustrates Lubarsky and Zivot, both of whom say lethal injections fail to follow basic principles of ethical science.
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Michelle Benitez, another untested youngster who has yet to gain his first minutes in the Copa MX or Liga MX, was also given the start against the North London club.
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A handful of states appear determined to keep the death penalty going in 2018, even if it means experimenting with previously untested drugs or reverting to more traditional execution methods.
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Polyhalite can be used as a fertiliser but it is largely untested and so far Sirius's rival Israel Chemicals (ICL) is the only company to have begun mining the mineral.
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One of the big questions of the 2016 Oscars was whether tiny, untested indie distributors like Open Road and A24 could convert critical passion for their films into Oscar gold.
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Dreams and inherited wealth have fueled more than a few wine start-ups, but rarely in so unprepossessing a place and with so untested a notion as Argentine pinot noir.
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Mr Erdogan has ditched his old economic team in favour of relatively untested loyalists, including his son-in-law, Berat Albayrak, whom he appointed as the finance and treasury minister.
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There was a lot riding on the success of Rogue One, standalone Star Wars films will make up half of the upcoming productions through 2020, but were untested until now.
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Either the producers try to do some young CGI version of Nimoy, pony up to get a cameo from movie star Quinto, or they go with an untested lookalike newcomer.
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Since this future is constructed entirely on a scaffolding of untested presumptions, it is a matter of almost religious belief whether one considers the Singularity to be Utopia or hell.
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The most recent firmware update included a dynamic security feature that prevented some untested third-party cartridges that use cloned security chips from working, even if they had previously functioned.
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Rather, Apple will need to design and implement untested functionality in order to allow the capability to enter passcodes into the device electronically in the manner that the government describes.
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Cantor also said it based the rating on the company's current valuation, which it said was "rich under most scenarios," an "unproven model with marketers," and an untested management team.
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Earlier this month Kim oversaw the first flight of a previously untested weapon - a relatively small, fast missile experts believe will be easier to hide, launch and maneuver in flight.
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Now, the backups to Manning will be largely untested veteran Alex Tanney and 2465-year-old rookie Kyle Lauletta, a fourth-round selection in the 353 NFL Draft from Richmond.
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And while a lot of hardware Kickstarters come from untested companies, Dualo isn't brand-new: it's actually made an instrument before, the original Du-Touch, which is available and working.
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But, for now, he represents a chance for the Yankees to import help for the future, or even the current season, by what is for them a largely untested means.
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The model remains largely untested in an economic downturn and a number of scandals both in Britain and abroad have caught regulators' attention and left many dubious about the industry.
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Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask made a good reflex save on Sabres center Brian Gionta early in the period, one of his 37 in the game, but was otherwise mostly untested.
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All the while, Reed has maintained his innocence and has pleaded for the testing of previously untested DNA evidence, including the murder weapon — a leather belt — according to The Appeal.
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For New Yorkers accustomed to the careful marketing of untested recent art-school graduates, the contrast was telling, as was the wide age range of attendees at the show's opening.
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At the time, Kim oversaw the first flight of a previously untested weapon - a relatively small, fast missile experts believe will be easier to hide, launch and maneuver in flight.
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On top of the fact that this approach affects large swaths of Americans without reliable internet access, many of the IT systems that will be used are untested and insecure.
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The whole platform was delicate and untested, and it even suffered some early malfunctions after its launch on August 10, 1966, that had to be corrected literally on the fly.
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In California, 124 health care staff members went into self-quarantine, unable to do their jobs, after exposure to a single person who had gone untested because of C.D.C. guidelines.
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Doing so turns the bedroom into a court of public opinion — one in which, as our inscrutable desires inevitably lure us into untested territory, both parties will leave feeling shamed.
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A study looking at another pilot targeting Grindr users in the U.S. city of Los Angeles in 2014 concluded such schemes had "high potential to reach untested high-risk populations".
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Mr. Vance announced the initiative in 2015, after a flood of critical stories that revealed tens of thousands of rape kits across the country were sitting untested, sometimes for decades.
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With backing from the Treasury Department, it could also support lending to companies and households — potentially going beyond its 2008 playbook, and pushing the central bank's authority to untested extremes.
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Yet not only are thousands of kits sitting around collecting dust, but some departments are actually destroying untested kits, even for unresolved cases before the statute of limitations runs up.
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After winning the first season of "American Idol" in 503 when it was just an untested reality-singing curiosity, she became one of the show's few discoveries with staying power.
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This much is clear: If your child is a victim of sexual misconduct at school, or an accused offender, administrators must soon respond to their cases in major, untested ways.
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What if you just took one small step at a time until you were forced — not by your untested hypothesis, but by market demand — to open a full-blown restaurant?
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The new law also introduced a new and untested method for taxing foreign earnings of American companies that officials say might run afoul of agreements under the World Trade Organization.
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While he does not embrace any of the discredited ideologies of the last century, he is attached to a theory of history's cycles that is, to put it politely, untested.
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To earn enough delegates to be the Democratic nominee, Mr. Sanders will also have to win big in other large states, including California and Texas, where his coalition remains untested.
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BILLS SIGN BOLDIN The Buffalo Bills have signed the free agent Anquan Boldin in a move that adds a veteran presence to a mostly young and untested group of receivers.
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Merkel aims to build a nationally untested coalition between her conservative bloc, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and Greens after winning a fourth term as chancellor in a Sept.
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The foundation said in a statement on its website that it estimates there are hundreds of thousands of untested kits in police and crime lab storage facilities throughout the country.
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Iowa's state Democratic Party chairman later resigned over the confusion, apologizing and taking responsibility for the decision to use an untested app that failed in many precincts on caucus day.
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Their two favorites, Karnowski and Zach Collins, both have two fouls, though, which is why relatively untested freshman Killian Tillie has played five minutes (after playing seven total last game).
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Alongside our embarrassing backlog of untested kits, our severe shortage of examiners is another example of how Las Vegas has remained complicit in the violence that occurs against women here.
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In a country like Kenya, where there is history of ethnic tensions resulting in political violence, campaigning based on data analytics and profiling is untested ground fraught with great risk.
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Part of the reason Theranos got away with its bold, untested claims for so long has to do with how we the media covered Silicon Valley — which was very uncritically.
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Last week, the Nevada Department of Corrections announced that it would execute Dozier using an previously-untested combination of the paralytic cisatracurium, the synthetic opioid fentanyl, and the sedative midazolam.
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But whether the new, more left-wing Democratic Party can actually secure a national governing majority in a way that the old weak-sauce one could remains an untested proposition.
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His hearing, though, is another likely to turn into another referendum on Trump's approach to Russia -- as well as the President-elect's untested plans to combat ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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Unlike subpoena fights between the executive branch and legislative branch that have gone to court over the last decade or so, fights over IRS statute 6103 are untested in the courts.
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While he's dropped appeals to his death sentence, calling it preferable to life in prison, he allowed federal public defenders to try and stop the use of an untested execution protocol.
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Still, Moore's execution raises legitimate ethical concerns about the use of fentanyl, as well as about the untested four-drug cocktail, which had never been used before to kill a prisoner.
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The prosecutors have used a unique and therefore untested theory of "child neglect" to implicate a police officer for an alleged criminal failure to protect the students of Stoneman Douglas High.
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The White House appears to have far stronger arguments in the murky and largely untested area of executive privilege than the President did in his personal suit over his financial records.
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Wonder Woman gets its philosophical bent from the conflict between her pure, untested idealism and the actual gruesome realities of war, and it finds rich ground in the gap between them.
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The Grammy-winning record producer and executive - and subject of a new documentary "Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives" - met the future star singer when she was an untested teenager.
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A transition in 2015 introduced a new and largely untested group of leaders at a time when the falling price of oil has saddled Saudi Arabia with its first budget deficits.
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Under a new, untested voting system introduced last year, the next Italian government will need to have won about 40 percent of the vote for a working majority, some pollsters say.
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In 2014 Glover Teixeira went into a bout with light heavyweight champion Jon Jones with twenty-two victories under his belt but being rather untested against the cream of the crop.
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Insuring against such risks — as well as those associated with relatively untested new battery chemistries — could spur adoption of innovative technologies by utilities and transportation providers and in off-grid applications.
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The girl-group formula remained untested — or at least unsuccessful — in the U.K. And as the Herberts watched American groups like TLC and En Vogue dominate the charts, they wanted in.
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As a result of this bill's passing, rape survivors in federal territories will no longer live in fear that their untested rape kits may be destroyed before the statute of limitations.
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" Not all of what we saw of the Dora Milaje combat â€" we also got to see them presiding over a kaleidoscopic yet solemn ceremony to crown a new, untested king.
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Although Facebook says it has a working prototype, the technology is untested; sceptics doubt that a 100-node system, let alone a bigger one, could process thousands of transactions per second.
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As a new piece of legislation enacted in May, GDPR violations are still relatively untested in courts so it's unclear exactly how strong of a case these seven consumer groups have.
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China's ambitious reactor-building plans have been held back by its decision to rely on larger, safer but untested "third-generation" reactor designs, which are costly and have long construction time.
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It's time for this petulant movement to make a choice – the rational but problematic politician or the untested, seemingly off-the-rails real estate mogul whose army flies the Republican flag.
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Many of the promises of this technology are as of yet untested; there will likely be some painful learning curves in developing a good identity management solution, including hacks and loss.
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It is tempting to put this disappointing return down to the untested policy instruments wielded by central banks which played so prominent a role in the response to the previous recession.
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Mariska Hargitay produced the film, in which she visits Detroit, a city that made headlines in 2015 for its high number of untested rape kits.
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The aim of an inflation "make-up" strategy, considered risky and untested among the world's major economies, would be to shock inflation expectations higher, yielding the full benefits Bernanke had anticipated.
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Unfortunately, a terrorist attack kills everyone else at the Capitol, forcing the untested cabinet member to become the new president since he's the only one in the line of succession left.
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To what extent promises of further targeted spend on infrastructure will pick up the slack is a moot point, given a proposed shift of financing to untested public-private partnership structures.
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Vestager is clear she must win in court on some untested points of law against the best tax attorneys Silicon Valley and Washington can buy, and against EU member state Ireland.
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Brooks had appealed his sentence on the basis that an untested cocktail of drugs violated his rights under the Eighth Amendment of the U.S Constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment.
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The San Francisco City attorney's office didn't respond to a request for comment on why Marlowe's kit went untested for more than two years and why it didn't contain sufficient evidence.
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Any judgments we have of races with no public data relies on internal polling, the partisan leanings of the state or data (such as approval ratings) from mostly untested polling techniques.
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Apart from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the untested crown princes of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, there is no coalition of the willing behind this reckless act.
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But APRA said in its November proposals - responses are due in February - that it preferred the "greater certainty" of Tier 2 bonds over the untested complexities of new Tier 3 formats.
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And then, with no court case pending, the evidence sat on hold, one of several thousand samples in the laboratory's backlog of untested pills, plants, powders and assorted crumbs and pebbles.
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But there is anonymity even at the top — being a guest vocalist on a popular song, especially for a largely untested singer, can be a death sentence for one's artistic identity.
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Tech companies wanted to use federal radio frequency spectrum for free, so the Obama administration ditched proven policies based on property rights and adopted an untested policy based on spectrum sharing.
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From Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger to, of course, Donald Trump, this is not the first time an electorate has opted to lob an untested celebrity into the heights of power.
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How Snapchat got its ad business on track is a case study of a fast-growing start-up overcoming growing pains and persuading companies to try untested ways to reach consumers.
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In truth, to many fans Yamamoto remains a case of untested potential similar to the late Kevin Randleman but with a far more successful run in the fights he did have.
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As long as you steer clear of the untested and/or pricey options, you'll probably be able to find a multivitamin that works for you—or at least, doesn't harm you.
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With that gesture, the mayor switched Flint's water supply from a tested and reliable source provided by the city of Detroit to a cheaper and untested one, the nearby Flint River.
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A recent effort to analyze thousands of untested rape kits, spearheaded by Manhattan district attorney Cy Vance, has resulted in the reopening of cold cases and the convictions of 64 attackers.
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Behind the administration's recent move is the untested wager that the renewed threat of extraterritorial sanctions against Venezuela's trade partners China and Russia could erode their support for President Nicolás Maduro.
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PARIS — French voters resoundingly embraced the still untested party of the newly elected president, Emmanuel Macron, in Sunday's first round of parliamentary elections, dealing another humiliating blow to France's traditional parties.
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Faced with potentially hundreds of lawsuits, MGM sued more than 13,000 victims in July 2018, in an aggressive but untested strategy to short-circuit the cases and shield itself from liability.
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Legal experts are divided over exactly how the dispute would unfold, and under what timeframe, but some believe it could lead to a lengthy court battle involving largely untested legal questions.
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"It's a known secret how hard it is to raise growth rounds in this space because it's such a new and untested market," an executive from another air-taxi startup noted.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Ever since Kim Jong-un took over as the young, untested ruler of North Korea seven years ago, he has promised his country a future free from deprivation.
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On the subject of the passengers released untested, Mr. Kato said that public health officers who had been conducting the tests missed the 23 passengers as they went door to door.
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It made for a good fit with how the media cast her at the start of "New Girl": as a wunderkind, the untested 29-year-old brain behind a sudden juggernaut.
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Local party bosses and state senators, teachers and retirees, unionized and nonunion workers, talking about their hopes and dread as a brash untested leader strode into the world's most consequential job.
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The project required a comprehensive inventory of untested sexual assault kits, prioritizing cases for eligibility and the development of a victim-centered strategy to improve Delaware's response in sexual assault cases.
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Like other states, Texas has been struggling for years to work through its backlog of untested evidence samples, which are examined for DNA to help law enforcement officials identify a suspect.
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Although untested at the time, the capital controls played a pivotal role in stopping panicked foreign investors and others from taking money out of Iceland and decimating its economy even further.
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To a computer programmer, the financial system still looks a lot like untested code with weak debugging that puts way too much faith in the idea that humans will behave properly.
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This flippant attitude toward regulatory bodies tasked with overseeing the safety of drugs and drug testing, and the willingness to expose volunteers to untested remedies, is dangerous thinking masked as merely grandiose.
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Electronic Arts — Jefferies downgraded the video-game giant to hold from buy, citing slowing sales of the popular FIFA franchise as well as a slate of upcoming games that remains largely untested.
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" Yet at the hearing, he claimed that specific, yet-untested proposals such as "placement of mirrors in space" and "brightening the clouds overhead … could have a cooling effect on our lower atmosphere.
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"The increasing use of imported building materials, often ordered online from unfamiliar and untested suppliers and manufacturers, has increased the potential for non-conforming and counterfeit products to enter Australia," Whelan added.
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We the people, deserve clear direction and guidance on the separation of powers and how our leaders may legally proceed in an age of terrorism and untested national security threats to America.
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"In his remarks, Sanders tore into the caucus process, saying that the Iowa Democratic Party was "unprepared" for the vote and "put forth such a complicated process" that "relied on untested technology.
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Read MoreOnline lenders are taking a beating "This industry remains untested through a complete credit cycle," said Antonio Weiss, counselor to the secretary of the Treasury, on a conference call with reporters.
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"The stalemate has ended, but volatility is here to stay – both in statements and in markets – as untested political leaders start taking action," Marco Valli, chief European economist at Unicredit told clients.
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So will Mike Bloomberg, the former New York mayor who declined to compete in Iowa and New Hampshire and is instead betting his campaign on an untested delegate strategy beginning in March.
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Earlier this month, Kim Jong Un oversaw the first flight of a previously untested weapon - a relatively small, fast missile experts believe will be easier to hide, launch and maneuver in flight.
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The company is also making a Starry Station $350 wireless router that anyone can buy, which could guarantee the company some revenue while it rolls out its ambitious, untested wireless broadband plan.
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Solar panels have been around for decades, but the businesses and methods that have propelled their fast spread across rooftops in the last five or six years are still new and untested.
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For example, statistics show that 91 percent of rape and sexual assault victims are female, yet there are thousands of rape kits that have either gone untested or have been thrown away.
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The rubber-stamping of Mr Tokayev (who was already interim president) is part of an experiment that Mr Nazarbayev has dreamt up for his country, untested elsewhere in the post-Soviet world.
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Earlier this month, Kim Jong Un oversaw the first flight of a previously untested weapon — a relatively small, fast missile experts believe will be easier to hide, launch and maneuver in flight.
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Privacy groups claimed that their appearance on the ballot — despite Amazon's complaints to the Securities and Exchange Commission — shows that investors are concerned with a potential hit from selling an untested tech.
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Locky is a new company, though, and it has never shipped a product before, so keep in mind that there's always a risk of delay with Kickstarter campaigns, particularly from untested startups.
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Allowing cryptocurrency wallets to proliferate at scale in this way is an untested experiment, and it's unclear how other wallet providers will verify their users and the security of the new apps.
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For a mainstream consumer player like Apple that looks — at this untested stage of the Face ID feature — to be a fairly thoughtful approach to the age-old security vs convenience problem.
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