Both the hardware and the software perform up to par.
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Martha Stewart's inaugural Uber ride was not up to par.
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So she dedicated herself to bringing the shop up to par.
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We sure hope his very own bedsheets are up to par.
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Keeping the White House up to par costs a pretty penny!
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"Electrical, heat — it wasn't really up to par," Ms. Smith said.
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These are premium machines with keyboards that just aren't up to par.
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But, if the films aren't up to par, audiences won't show up.
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If your Airbnb isn't up to par, do you burn it down?
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The M200 is up to par with most other wearables features-wise.
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To her misfortune, the neighborhood talent she employs isn't up to par.
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So what it would take to bring US transit up to par?
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Neither of those were up to par and I had issues with both.
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Huge trash bins are filled with papers that aren't quite up to par.
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But the last two earnings reports were not up to par, Cramer said.
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He was responsible for making sure the new design was up to par.
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However, there is a 23-day warranty in case yours isn't up to par.
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It was pretty obvious that Facebook's protection on users' data wasn't up to par.
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If the food were up-to-par, it would be a five-star experience.
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And I think they realized that they're not ready, they're not up to par.
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"My social media skills and computer skills weren't up to par," Ms. Keller said.
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His experiments led to city blocks being brought up to par on housing codes.
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With social media, it's really easy to feel like you're not living up to par.
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Disgruntled fans felt the depiction of the iconic speedy blue hedgehog wasn't up to par.
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If they want to fight, we'll find one when their abilities get up to par.
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He applied to the Culinary Institute of America but his grades weren't up to par.
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" That means plenty of cayenne pepper and chili flakes, fresh and dried oregano (dried because Meyhem doesn't "want to completely give up on past life"), and some damn good sauce, because "if the sauce isn't up to par, the dish isn't up to par.
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She's happy, but her parents "have explicitly told me he's not up to par," she says.
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The first generation of devices delivered great battery life, but performance wasn't quite up to par.
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Sometimes I'll have to break off a little knowledge if it doesn't look up to par.
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Their cellphone service isn't quite up to par, though, with a dead spot in the kitchen.
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But, the sound system isn't going to be up to par for a Super Bowl halftime show.
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So that has something to do with it, and we just haven't pitched up to par there.
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Not quite up to par with the best phones right now, but not that far off either.
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It has decent specs, but they're still not up to par with other high-end Android flagships.
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To get an A.I. system up to par in this area, it requires a ton of training data.
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When you're on a budget, it's easy to settle for winter staples that aren't quite up to par.
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Google is working hard on carrier support for RCS, so it comes up to par with Apple's iMessages.
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Initially, I'd suffer steely gazes and bewildering aggression as I left tips that were not up to par.
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You only start to notice the little things if the stuff you're there for isn't up to par.
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When her hair color isn't up to par, the star has a couple wigs handy for a quick fix.
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This is an area where Walmart could potentially outclass its rival Amazon, assuming its technology is up to par.
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You might be able to get a good deal, but [the quality] might not be quite up to par.
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The camera's daytime performance is very good, though maybe not quite up to par with some other flagship phones.
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All right, so other favorite moments, that I&aposve selected, Greg&aposs selections were really not up to par.
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The designer would often be late for fashion shows if he felt that his clothes weren't up to par.
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My colleague Ben Zhang thought they weren't quite up to par for the segment, and he has a point.
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And if we do not have a candidate who recognizes and appreciates that rot, and is willing to say that things were not right, that our discourse wasn't up to par, that Democratic policies weren't up to par, that there was a huge opening that we made for someone like Donald Trump.
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And if your TV's contrast and LED array aren't up to par, you won't be seeing anything past blurry movements.
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Although Davies said each performed exquisitely, Michael was set on making sure their lip-syncing skills were up to par.
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When a person's work is not up to par, challenge them to improve and offer to help them do so.
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"(The paramedic) is going to have to undergo extensive medical treatment to get him back up to par," Rawlings said.
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That's pretty speedy, but not quite up to par with some of its better competitors, which can reach over 25.
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Cleaning is cathartic and, because I'm a Virgo, I probably wouldn't find my roommates' scrubbing up-to-par anyways, haha.
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I thought we'd hire a professional cleaning service to get the house up to par and move on without issue.
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I guess I'd just expected something to go wrong, that either my knitting wouldn't be up to par or I wouldn't.
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"The magnitude of this storm is not quite up to par," said John Murray, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
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Big news for research and testing, but at the end of the day, the vaccination rates just aren't up to par.
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The freshman Democrat also said she likes Joe Biden's plan, but said his goals and timeline were not up to par.
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Some of Cruz's strength and flexibility just wasn't up to par with what the rest of his body was used to.
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I had to deal with complaints about long grass or barking dogs, and make sure building codes were up to par.
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But it wasn't just the food that was lacking, according to Warne — the service wasn't up to par either, she claims.
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Harrison himself took the opportunity to re-do his slide guitar solo, which he felt wasn't up to par on the original.
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Flickr announced the closure via an e-mail sent to Marketplace users, citing "consistent feedback" that the service wasn't up to par.
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It's about time, too, because though Android has made huge progress it's still not up to par with the iOS app selection.
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"The faster the company is diluting shareholders, the harder the company has to work just to get up to par," Roe said.
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And this is where Mooncrash shines the brightest (alongside its level design and story content, which are up to par with Prey).
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So now you have the demos up to par, you pulled together a press kit, and then you started shopping him around?
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People pay attention to personal hygiene, and if yours is not up to par, it could put a dent on your reputation.
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Since the past couple of years haven't been up to par for myself and my standards, I think I'm the underdog now.
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Data localization requirements would also put data at risk to the extent the host country's cyber infrastructure is not up to par.
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As a whole, the film doesn't feel up to par with the levels we've come to expect from a big Disney adaptation.
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Even when a portion of Federer's game is not up to par, it can still rise above even other world-class players.
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WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that brings its features up to par with other major messaging apps: group video calls.
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As far as Clinton's claim that the DNC wasn't up to par, every bit of evidence and public statements from 28503 proves otherwise.
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Picture quality in my initial run-through isn't up to par with the Note7 or iPhone 7 Plus, but it's no slouch either.
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The beauty market is fairly fruitful when it comes to weed-imbued products, but the fashion offerings still aren't nearly up to par.
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"Don't pay for everything up front," said Hicks — you could get burned if the work isn't up to par or the contractor disappears.
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Even if the players are slightly not up to par with the rest of the team they just get torn apart by fans.
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However, without testing the cameras in the real world, it's hard to say if the photos are up to par with the competition.
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He reportedly doesn't hesitate to let go of employees who aren't up to par if they don't improve in six to nine months.
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And as a professor she's written about one of his top priorities: bringing internet access in rural areas up to par with cities.
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Still, critics on both sides of the aisle say the response has not been up to par with the scope of the disaster.
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For me, I think the ambiance lived up to its expectations, but I was pretty disappointed that my waffle wasn't up to par.
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"Deadliest Catch" captain Sean Dwyer was in hot water after officials discovered his crab fishing gear wasn't up to par ... TMZ has learned.
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So, while sex does count as some activity, it's not exactly up to par with a typical workout, at least from a physiological standpoint.
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I'd be a bad accountant if I didn't tell you that LLCs can only protect you if your business practices are up to par.
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But things have changed since and Home now supports virtually every major smart home brand, which brings it up to par with the Echo.
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But Chicago was a team-worst minus-224 while he was on the court, an indication that his defense was not up to par.
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The wait has been for the startup to get the app ready and up to par with what the team has built on iOS.
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If the employee's behavior is still not up to par, this signals that it's time for the person to be let go, says Hartman.
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The first thing you can do before you start piling food on your plate is make sure the food bar is up to par.
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It is time for our innovators, our contractors, and our national leaders, to start working together to bring technology across industries up to par.
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While it may come naturally to some, it can require years of practice and training to get your get your glutes up to par.
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I've had good luck with KaBloom but the one time the flowers weren't up to par, I called amazon and they sent a replacement.
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But all of this is work to help get Apple up to par with Google, and there's very little here that actually surpasses it.
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The final season was widely criticized by fans who felt the pacing and its treatment of previous character developments were not up to par.
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And every time there are problems at the polls, this spurs concern and frustration that the city's voting systems are still not up to par.
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A previous attempt at a Whitney hologram performance back in 2016 was canceled after the estate concluded the technology was not yet up to par.
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The name power of a famous person might turn heads, but if the quality of the product isn't up to par, customers won't stick around.
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Until Samsung can get Bixby up to par with the Alexas and Siris of the world, any Bixby-centered product will likely be a disappointment.
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That gives Apple up to eight years to perfect the smartphone modems Intel was struggling with and get them up to par with Qualcomm's technology.
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Yet, the RNC has faced concerns from some Republicans over whether its get-out-the-vote efforts will be up to par by Election Day.
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Since our familiarity isn't quite up to par, we turned to the experts to find out how to best use the primers we already love.
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The device will also support Google Assistant, however, if you find that the update still isn't quite up to par with its digital assistant competitors.
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Even so, Landrieu acknowledged that his city's pumps are not all up to par, the result of limited federal funding and a tight local budget.
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All of this requires not just hefty federal funding, but a significant federal role in regulating the centers to make sure they're up to par.
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Despite the fact that we've reached new levels of awareness about our general health, our understanding of skin care may not be up to par.
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It's possible that my air can technique wasn't up to par, or the air itself was inferior, but the issue has persisted to this day.
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Rao explained the current infrastructure was not up to par to tackle a supply shortage in any particular crop, which tends to drive food prices higher.
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I play Design Home while I wait and hope that the movie is at least up to par with To All The Boys I've Loved Before.
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Congress has many ways – both established and requiring new legislation – that can bring our energy infrastructure up to par for a 21st century economy and beyond.
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I also find that there are more minority private owners here, who [accept voucher] tenants because they don't have to keep their properties up to par.
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After a trip I like to go through the walk-in cooler and get my hands on everything to make sure everything is up to par.
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Last fall, the GoPro Hero 7 Black introduced some of the best stabilization action cameras had seen, and the Osmo Action's RockSteady feature is up to par.
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But now that the speaker is up to par with the Echo and Echo Dot — at least in terms of Alexa — it might just be worth revisiting.
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Lack of money also means that some schools in poorer, more remote areas have to use teachers whose own Mandarin skills may not be up to par.
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Singh said it's important the aggregate security apparatus of India is technologically up to par so that the country can monitor its own assets in the area.
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These new, nontransparent ETFs could finally bring the active manager up to par with traditional ETFs, but it could take some time before people embrace the idea.
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Will Smith doesn't travel lightly when he does Italy -- he brings the whole fam along for the ride ... and makes sure their threads are up to par.
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Another former Tesla employee told Reuters that the aesthetic look of the tiles, which is not always up to par with Musk's standards, is the "big issue" here.
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The suit also reportedly argued the school district was negligent for not keeping its equipment up to par and for not keeping its space safe and properly supervised.
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"Offensively, the performance wasn't up to par and certainly wasn't enough to match what they were doing on their side of the ball," Dallas coach Jason Garrett said.
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She'll Take Your Next Instagram Post to a New Level Hudson's Instagram game is already up to par, but a video that involves dolphins, a yacht and Schumer?
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Robbie Hoyes-Cock, director of the Late Show at this year's festival, added that he believed local jazz talent was up to par with more experienced international acts.
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These aren't incredible components, or even up to par with what's in the latest Android smartphones, but Oculus promises that it's optimized them especially well for VR apps.
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The White House is looking to replace former librarian James Billington, whose final years were marked by criticism that the library's IT infrastructure was not up to par.
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His supervisor, who keeps telling Wallace that his work is not up to par and that she cannot have a misogynist in her lab, is of no help.
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There is one other pollster releasing a daily approval number for Trump, Rasmussen Reports, but as we've noted elsewhere, their methodology isn't exactly up to par with Gallup's.
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We're told Joey finally recorded a tape for Steven, Joe, Tom and Brad to hear earlier this month, but they didn't feel his drumming was up to par.
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On Saturday, Trump relished in the opportunity not to be "presidential," mocking critics who say his behavior and speech aren't up to par with past Oval Office standards.
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In case the service wasn't up to par, Amazon has a Happiness Guarantee and will work with you and the pro to make sure the job gets done right.
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This week, the company confirmed its long-rumored plan to improve messaging on Android and bring its features up to par with other popular messaging apps like Apple's iMessage.
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The 21-year-old Turner is averaging 8.5 points in the series - six below his regular-season average - while giving an effort George doesn't feel is up to par.
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It's not that the iMac's processor or graphics isn't up to par, but that 21080GB of RAM is simply not enough for a machine with this high-resolution screen.
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So, being younger, being more immature, not wanting to admit that I wasn't up to par, I walked into the next rehearsal and said I was going to quit.
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These five portions of the form will help you save on taxes, put away even more money for retirement and ensure that your insurance coverage is up to par.
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Founded with the goal of bringing undergarments up to par with modern times, Tommy John has an innovative approach to designing wardrobe essentials like underwear, undershirts, socks, and activewear.
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The management of this new security agency needed to have the ability to adjust to threats, move people around and fire security people who were not up to par.
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The "effort self-talk" benefited children who had a negative view of their math competence to the extent that it allowed them to keep their performance up to par.
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"I started playing when the game first came out and then had to stop 'cause in all honesty, the game wasn't up to par yet," May said over the phone.
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We don't write music just for the sake of having another song, every single track is poured over painstakingly and if it's not up to par we don't use it.
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The actual recommendation of $130,000, by 2021, would bring lawmakers up to par with the current mean salary of economists in the state, according to the State Department of Labor.
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We are given things like pizza or donuts for getting good grades, while we are not allowed to attend many extracurricular activities if you're grades are not up to par.
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If the service is not up to par, make a list of recent grievances, with as much detail as possible, and send it to the president of the co-op board.
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"Sex robots need to speak, need to discuss, to listen to the client like a human would"—something impossible at the moment (unless you consider Siri's conversational skills up to par).
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Sherri: I think Cole did an amazing job at encouraging me and not making me feel stupid or weak or not up to par ... He's grown into a kind passionate man.
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When she started the project in 2014, Just's skill level wasn't up to par in regards to the frequent color changes needed for each piece; the first portrait took three months.
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A 60Hz refresh rate may not be up to par for hardcore gaming, but for Game of Thrones and or highly detailed nature documentaries, $249.99 gets you an impressively immersive experience.
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The winner will be inducted into the "America's Best Restroom Hall of Fame" and will receive $2,500 in facility services from Cintas to keep its award-winning washrooms up to par.
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Melanie "Mel B" Brown, aka Scary Spice, addressed complaints from multiple concertgoers that the sound at the Croke Park venue wasn't up to par, making the pop stars difficult to hear.
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The new data represents a big jump from the first time the system was evaluated in 2015, when just 77 percent of the programs were found to be up to par.
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"Last year Rory's driving wasn't up to par for him," TaylorMade vice-president of tour operations Keith Sbarbaro told Reuters as he offered a glimpse into his relationship with the player.
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And I think they realized that they're not ready, they're not up to par and I assume some of the partners got concerned and dropped out until they meet those standards.
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If you think your cuddling skills are up to par, Caromont Farms has a sign-up sheet online where people can volunteer for four-hour shifts from early February through March.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers is already complaining that a 13-figure investment might fall short of the $3.6trn required to bring roads, airports, pipelines and the like up to par.
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Total beginners are generally placed with Lop or Phon until their technique is up to par, at which point they can join the more advanced students working with Santai's six other trainers.
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Salesforce raised the issue of equal pay last year when CEO Marc Benioff announced he spent $3 million to bring the salaries of female employees up to par with their male counterparts.
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No Child Left Behind, the federal education law in effect from 2002 to 2016, required schools to measure proficiency (but not growth) and penalized them if their students weren't up to par.
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Looking to the future, Forever 21 has said it wants to focus on the U.S. and making sure the quality of its clothes is up to par, which could win back shoppers.
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Congress and the industry are both promoting healthcare information sharing, hoping to get it up to par with other industries, such as the financial sector which is known for its cyber readiness.
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And, honestly, I think Valentina was nipping at her bedazzled sea princess heels and could have snatched the win as well if her comedy has been up to par with Trinity's salty starfish.
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With Dre, it's not that he is uptight or anything, but you are dealing with Dre; everything has got to be business and up to par and pertaining to what is going on.
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Increasingly, I'm finding that the only reason I can't get something specific done on an iPad is because the app I want just hasn't been brought up to par with its desktop equivalent.
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The state of our workout-clothing drawers, however, hasn't always been up to par — and, no matter how tempting it is, we don't just want to wear the same black leggings to everything.
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In his opinion, about 10 to 15 states have taken solid precautions to prepare for cyber attacks, as many are doing "an okay job," and the rest are just not up to par.
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He said when he compared Jefferson County's schools with Mountain Brook and some of the state's other high-achieving school systems, the schools his children would go to just weren't up to par.
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CTU President Jesse Sharkey said the decision to strike came because union members did not think the city's offers regarding pay and benefits, class size, and teacher preparation time were up to par.
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The agency checks out the company's payload, its environmental impact, checks for national security and foreign policy concerns and makes sure the mission's insurance is up to par, FAA spokesman Hank Price said.
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To get our tablescapes up to par on the fly, we teamed up with Smirnoff to create three easy, beautiful decor hacks that will impress even the judgiest of the bunch (ahem, Aunt Carol).
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For example, I was initially impressed with the Blink Board, but after riding it for a while my opinion has definitely soured because the quality of everything — board and remote — wasn't up to par.
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It may be a lot to ask for a meal kit company to send a premium-quality steak, but on the other hand, steak shouldn't be offered if the cut isn't up to par.
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The launch of Disney+ has been successful in terms of sign-ups and adoption, but the user experience wasn't quite up to par with what you get from other streaming services out the gate.
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In this scene, Mr. Ramanujan, who lives in India and has been invited to Cambridge by Mr. Hardy, is discussing his proofs with the professor, who says they have not been up to par.
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The Trump administration led us to believe they were helping when they weren't up to par, and they didn't allow other countries to help us," Yulín Cruz said, later adding, "Shame on President Trump.
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It was Prince George and Princess Charlotte's first time accompanying the family on the walk to church on Christmas Day, and it seemed Kate Middleton made sure her children's outfits were up to par.
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Well, Casi also happens to be a beast in the gym ... and has been puttin' in serious work to make sure her donk stays up to par for the biggest soccer star in the world.
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Spec wise, that's still not quite up to par with solutions like Microsoft's new Surface Pen, which boasts latency at just 21 milliseconds, or even the Apple Pencil, which is estimated at roughly 50 milliseconds.
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IMPORT FROM OTHER PROGRAMS Of course, there are other screenwriting programs out there — like CeltX — but since Final Draft is the most widely used it's easy to tell when someone's script isn't up to par.
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Kate Spade, under the Fossil brand, is launching its second touchscreen smartwatch today — the Scallop Smartwatch 2 — that features a few new tech features that bring the brand more up to par with modern watches.
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The new headset reportedly gets a boost in field-of-view (110-degrees compared to the old model's 96-degrees) that brings its FoV up to par with higher-end headsets from Oculus and HTC.
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Think of the businesses that might be forced to avoid relocation or sales to states where transportation systems aren't up to par and the tourism dollars lost as a result of poor, localized transportation infrastructure.
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Congress designed the accreditation system to shield colleges from undue interference by the Education Department; the responsibility for determining whether colleges are up to par is left to scores of independent organizations across the country.
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That&aposs where the flight instructors told police that they had organized the vigilante deportation because Shi&aposs English was not up to par for communicating safely with air traffic controllers, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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The only line on the spec sheet that might not sound up to par is the screen's resolution, which is full HD (Huawei has stubbornly refused to go higher than that on any of its phones).
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Furthermore, you can stock your quarters with items the airlines would never permit, including well-stuffed suitcases; snacks (in case the onboard fare wasn't up to par — a safe bet); and the makings of cocktail hour.
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While their knowledge is not up to par with that of, say, a 40-year-old voter, there is no statistical discrepancy between them and 18-year-old voters who already have the right to vote.
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Eazy's kids have told the media that this is something they've wanted to do for a long time for their dad, as the old grave site was, frankly, not up to par ... not to mention misleading.
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Of course all the compassion in the world won't matter if your cunnilingus skills aren't up to par; John provides a money-back guarantee if a client doesn't enjoy his services or doesn't have an orgasm.
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Amazon would like to pick a city with a robust public transportation system, and Pittsburgh's may not be up to par with some of its competitors in the Washington, DC, area and New York, for example.
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It's time for the MPAA and the AMPAS to show leadership and develop a plan to bring Latino diversity up to par, while also increasing the quality of African-American and Asian lead roles in US films.
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You can be charming and good socially, which will really help you, but if your technical game is not up to par, then after a while — you still have to draw in clients to make it sustainable.
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But the move is said to have angered privacy campaigners because the country's personal data protection laws are not yet up to par with regulation in other regions, such as the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe.
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The Trump administration led us to believe they were helping when they weren't up to par, and they didn't allow other countries to help us," Yulín Cruz said on CNN Wednesday, later adding, "Shame on President Trump.
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And a confidant of the president went almost straight from a meeting with Mr. Trump at Mar-a-Lago to a television interview where he said that the White House chief of staff wasn't up to par.
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I'm also bettering the look and the industry of something that I feel like is not up to par—whether it's our novelty toys for couples, or our sex lives, I feel like it can be better.
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It's not that Apple's new MacBook Air is bad, per se: Apple made a perfectly serviceable refresh of the previous Air, but it's an update that just brings things back up to par from the woefully outdated model.
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The final season of HBO's television adaptation of George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" was widely criticized by fans who felt the pacing and its treatment of previous character developments were not up to par.
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Apple's first waterproof phone brought it up to par with Japanese manufacturers, and the company also produced Japan-specific models compatible with Felica, the ubiquitous version of NFC found in train ticket gates, vending machines, and store registers.
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There are some notable internal upgrades, including a higher quality camera that uses a Sony IMX386 sensor — bringing it up to par with the Mi 6 — and Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 835 processor and 6GB RAM powering the phone.
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In the introduction to Thursday night's premiere of Belgica, the festival programmer introducing the film noted that Sundance has been making a concerted effort to bring its world competition films up to par with its US competition films.
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We are not competitive in the world because our schools very simply aren't up to par — only those who have the privilege of being in affluent suburban neighborhoods or private schools have the benefit of a great education.
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While Doinb's mechanical skill in his role wasn't up to par with his international contemporaries, his ability to roam around the map and set his team up for success proved to be too much for teams to handle.
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Stadia was initially sold as a way to play games in 4K resolution and 60 frames per second without expensive hardware, but not every game has been up to par, according to detailed technical analysis from Digital Foundry.
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Still, knowing that a company's security and data-handling standards are up to par to receive something like an ISO 27001 certification that promises your information will be handled securely does provide at least some additional peace of mind.
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Just days after releasing the first official trailer for the movie in late April, Fowler took to social media to try to assuage disgruntled fans who felt the depiction of the iconic speedy blue hedgehog wasn't up to par.
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This will enable developers to include the same HDR+ image processing that allows Google's camera app to produce great pictures with hardware that is, at least on the spec sheet, not up to par with that of its competitors.
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Most showrunners aren't experts on other fields either, so they hire consultants and analysts who help them preserve accuracy and make sure that the way they are representing jobs, historical issues, and real people's lives is up to par.
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In addition to my qualifications that weren't quite up to par, it's also possible that the interviewers noticed my overall discomfort, the underlying layer of self doubt hovering around me and perhaps that I might have been hiding something.
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The move to Kaby Lake brings Dell up to par with some other laptops we've seen debut over the last couple months, notably Lenovo's Yoga 910 (which features a tiny bezel similar to the XPS) and Razer's Blade Stealth.
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You can lose a lot of time by picking the wrong people—when their work proves to not be up to par, that pushes the project back in the schedule, and that happened to us a couple of times.
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While Cramer had no true insights about sales for the latest iPhone or its components, he admitted that it was possible they were not up to par and that investors wouldn't be hurt taking profits in their Apple positions.
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In an interview with Food Dive, Brown said that while the high number of companies jumping into the space shows momentum for the industry, it hurts Impossible Foods when someone else makes a product that's not up to par.
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The shelf speakers make great, affordable rears for surroundsound setups, and offer audio that isn't quite up to par with the Sonos One, but that definitely won't disappoint, especially if you pick up two and pair them for stereo sound.
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There are options to talk through the built-in microphone and speaker, send through a pre-programmed message read by the robot voice embedded in the doorbell, or you can watch from your smartphone to ensure everything is up to par.
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Other specs are up to par: 8GB of memory, Kobo's ComfortLight PRO front lighting technology, which optimizes the reading experience depending on the time of day, Wi-Fi, a Micro USB slot and a claimed one month of battery life.
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More than that, his striking might not be up to par with Khalidov's, but Khalidov's recklessness—the constant barrel rolling and stumbling off balance—means that he is always flirting with the disaster of getting stuck on the mat underneath Narkun.
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Motorola has taken on a strange philosophy of giving fundamentally useful features to inexpensive devices, while focusing the Moto Z2 Force all on the shatterproof concept, bringing it up to par on speed with other 2017 flagships, and basically calling it a day.
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While this new method is capable of cycling much faster than similar colour-changing technologies that have been considered in the past, it's still not up to par with the refresh rates we've come to expect for playing high-speed first person shooters.
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That could speak for a great working environment, but it could also be that there are biases in the hiring practice and how they're selective — or it could be that their recruitment efforts are not up to par in terms of diversification.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE Trump's tweet came a day after Sports Illustrated reported that Trump had told club members that he visited the New Jersey property so frequently because the White House wasn't up to par.
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For years, the typical football contract allowed a team to cut a player who got hurt (or didn't play up to par) and not pay him anything beyond the season in which he was injured — even if his contract was for several years.
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Even in 2018, assumptions that women would quit to marry, that they would be unable to command authority on job sites, or even that their creativity was not up to par, have persisted, resulting in unequal pay, recognition and access to opportunities.
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In all but the most extreme, expletive-laden examples, the technology simply isn't up to par for the enormous amount of content uploaded to the platform, and concerns still remain on handing that much power over to automation—what happens if someone is erroneously flagged?
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"Since we introduced this six years ago — we won't rehash all the issues we've had when we introduced it — we've done a huge investment in getting the map up to par," says Apple SVP Eddy Cue, who now owns Maps, in an interview last week.
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The responsibility of the caregiver is to take the comfort dog vest off, let the dog be a dog, make sure they're brushed, feed the dog, play ball with them, make sure their vet records are all kept up to par and love on them.
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Serious shortcomings were found, in the way we had our processes and procedures in place, as a consequence of which, we were just not up to par, to prevent financial economic crime, and it's for us to improve on that, and to work on that.
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However, the weather is bipolar AF, and if your local greenhouse's selection isn't up to par with your spring fever (and if you're not trying to wait weeks for a cactus to come in the mail), your green thumb could get a little impatient.
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The rest of the puzzle ended up going through a lot of changes, at the (very, very fair) request of the New York Times Crossword editing team, since the southwest corner was most definitely not up to par with the rest of the puzzle.
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But when it came time to raise money for the costly post-production process (which would mean hiring editors and technicians to make sure the series' sound and color were up to par, among other things), they did have to reach out to their community through IndieGoGo.
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Alas, what has launched in recent weeks is a scramble of proposals—some old, some new—to pay for the billions of dollars that the MTA will need to merely get the subway system up to par with the rest of the world's major transit networks.
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I have a roster called the Ladies of Ink Collective, and what I do is if their work is up to par, that's already awesome, but I'll encourage them to work on their art, work on their portfolios, and then I'll put them on our roster.
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But 1991 was not a happy year for Mr. Vermette, who lost his job, or for the town, which faced an existential crisis when The Times and Kimberly-Clark pulled out, unwilling to invest the money needed to bring an aging, stand-alone plant up to par.
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The game felt as if it had been scripted to hit all the nerve endings of what makes us care about college sports, and if the quality of the actual play was not up to par, no one but the most hardened sports wonk would have noticed.
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The company came to acknowledge that its lab-based chicken approach was not up to par with its fresh patties and other fresh alternative protein products, where growth has been booming as a long line of national restaurant chains line up to add these items to their menus.
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McLeod's entre into the industry was a total accident: A model cast for a shoot that McLeod was styling wasn't up to par, so the client suggested McLeod (then 53 years old) take a stab at it, as she told H&M Magazine in an interview accompanying the imagery.
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After several observers noted that Ivanka Trump's label was disappearing from Nordstrom's website, the department store confirmed February 2 that it was dropping the Ivanka Trump line because sales weren't up to par: "Based on the brand's performance, we've decided not to buy it for this season," a spokesperson told Racked.
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Here are the first steps you can take toward finding your encore career, according to Hannon: "When you move to these secondary jobs, you have the liberty to be nimble and try jobs you wouldn't have been able to do before retirement because the salary wasn't up to par," Hannon said.
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"What led us to ultimately organize and mobilize was the fact that there were things at the Shed that were not to our liking, in the sense that there was a lot of ambiguity regarding policies and expectations, and ultimately the working conditions were not up to par," he told Hyperallergic.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" was the first song Swift released after Kimye-gate tore her down in the court of public opinion and it didn't do all that much to convince people to like her again — mostly because it wasn't up to par with Swift's earlier (and vastly superior) songwriting.
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When candidate Trump made a big deal about winning, you may have thought he was talking about his pledge to make Mexico pay for a border wall, bring about economic growth at an annual rate of 4%, or launch a $1 trillion overhaul of the nation's infrastructure to bring it up to par.
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So they're not quite up to par with Nvidia's new RTX line of laptop GPUs announced back at CES and not as powerful as the full-fat mobile parts, but they should still be quite a jump over the GTX 1050 Ti and 1060 models in most mid- to high-end gaming laptops today.
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There were a number of other issues in the process, but one important thing I learned is that no matter who your tenants are (and even how clean they are), trying to coordinate showings and make sure the state of the house is up to par at all times can get complicated with someone else living in it.
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And even if the Symfonisk shelves are not quite up to par, they're still excellent-sounding wireless speakers for the price — without a doubt I would opt to pick these up in place of Play:1s for parts of my house where I don't need the built-in Alexa or Google Assistant of the Sonos One, but want high-fidelity sound.
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Sure, the experience may not be 100% up to par with an actual Nordstrom experience (though we think the return policy is just about as good), but with brands like Calvin Klein, Adidas, and even Marc Jacobs on steep discount, a longer checkout line is a risk we're willing to take — and a problem that we'll forever love online shopping for solving.
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Performance won't be up to par with a dedicated gaming PC, of course, but GPD is making some pretty hefty claims about the Win 2: it's said to run Grand Theft Auto V at 38 frames per second on maximum settings, for example, which would be well beyond the capabilities of the original Win and is definitely something we'd want to confirm for ourselves.
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There's nothing yet to indicate what kind of projects he'd be working on for Apple TV+, but it's a logical target for Apple's new original content enterprise to pursue, given that its focus thus far appears to be on fewer, big-budget, high-profile projects, but critical reception hasn't been up to par with the kind of TV that HBO has a track record of producing.
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