We're lousy at owning up to our weak spots too.
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The poll found several weak spots for Trump regarding Russia.
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"Now they know where our weak spots are," he said.
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"I knew his weak spots," she later explained in a confessional.
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The river could top levees or breach weak spots, he said.
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There have been weak spots, and competitors with their own powerful portfolio.
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Recently, housing data and workweek hours have been "weak spots," she added.
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But, our Upshot columnist writes, Democrats have some significant weak spots, too.
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Data elsewhere reminded investors of potential weak spots in the world economy.
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Despite the scramble for workers, the labor market has stubborn weak spots.
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Yes, there are weak spots, but that's hardly the stuff of a recession.
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Despite the overall improvement, other weak spots include several New York state areas.
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It's worth mentioning at least three important weak spots in the current PSMA.
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Consumer and tourism spending have been weak spots in the Hong Kong economy.
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And even amid all that depth, the roster still includes obvious weak spots.
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You're right, the housing market has been one of the weak spots this year.
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In pressing either attack, however, Trump risks drawing attention to his own weak spots.
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Still, there are weak spots beneath the headline numbers that could make Trump vulnerable.
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Among the weak spots is job growth, the third lowest in the country statewide.
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Roadhog's strength is his diversity, so use him to address weak spots in your lineup.
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Bernie Sanders has been willing to poke and prod -- albeit gently -- at Biden's weak spots.
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Well, Wisconsin has outperformed in two of its supposed weak spots coming into the season.
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But even with those weak spots, the general trend with the marketplaces is toward stability.
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In the past, China has helped to pull the global economy out of weak spots.
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WEAK SPOTS Export-oriented manufacturers are particularly vulnerable as the nearly 15-month Sino-U.
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As the seconds ticked by, I felt I was being sized up, inspected for weak spots.
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They studied America's pay-for-play culture, found its weak spots, and very carefully manipulated it.
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But more of it, I think, is because Teyana can't afford to have any weak spots.
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The cutting down to size for small devices, Amazon claims, leaves rougher edges and weak spots.
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There are usually not a lot of us, so we'll watch those weak spots from afar.
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Probably for the best—he deserves to be seen for his innovation, not just his weak spots.
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Local channelsOne of the major weak spots for most online TV services is access to local channels.
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These types of weak spots, if left unpatched, can pose a very real security risk to users.
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It's a trollish sort of humor that's all about excess, recklessly jabbing at other people's weak spots.
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But Reese and Wernick blunt the impact by making sure their primary characters don't have weak spots.
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And he always knows what everyone's little weak spots and flaws are: He's very perceptive like that.
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Indeed, foreign trade is shaping up to be one of the weak spots of the recovering economy.
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And as opponents try to find Leicester's weak spots, the defense quietly, industriously refuses to be overrun.
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But stories about weak spots (especially if you've got a twin or you're a kid) keep popping up.
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Mr McCarthy is likely to run mainly on crime—until now, one of Mr Emanuel's biggest weak spots.
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Instead, the group has unleashed new weapons and planned innovative attacks that probe the Iraqi forces' weak spots.
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What we learned is that Microsoft knows how to strengthen its business to make up for weak spots.
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They are, collectively, 0-9, and each team has obvious weak spots that will be difficult to fix.
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And she recorded her scores in a notebook, trying to figure out her weak spots on the board.
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Weak spots discovered in a second EPR being built in France could potentially cause even bigger problems, experts say.
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Computer systems are getting quite good at understanding what people say, but they also have some major weak spots.
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Machine learning has turned out to be a very useful tool for translation, but it has a few weak spots.
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They were already crashing into the glass ceiling of their own accord before I started pointing out the weak spots.
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Market players think that is already becoming a reality for weak spots in emerging economies, such as Argentine and Turkey.
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In the past, China has helped the world out of such weak spots, most notably during the global financial crisis.
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Among other weak spots was Johnson & Johnson, dropping 0.6% after the healthcare conglomerate forecast full-year profit largely below expectations.
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Among other weak spots was Johnson & Johnson, dropping 1% after the healthcare conglomerate forecast full-year profit largely below expectations.
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Among the weak spots was Johnson & Johnson, dropping 1.9% after the healthcare conglomerate forecast full-year profit largely below expectations.
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In fact, the manufacturing sector was one of the few weak spots in the economy last month, losing 22014,000 jobs.
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Viewing angles are one of its obvious weak spots — if you're looking from an angle, brightness quickly begins to drop off.
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A president needs to work on weak spots and have the self-awareness to know what he or she doesn't know.
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Teasing out the specific weak spots that make an athlete prone to injury takes a lot of time, expertise, and money.
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The Bison offense was filled with checks and motions designed to let Wentz find and target the weak spots in defenses.
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The Dow Jones average has been rising, with some weak spots, since March 2009 when it bottomed out at around 20093,500.
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But the U.S. sanctions strategy has several weak spots, especially a reluctance by Europe and China to curtail business with Iran.
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Spain's banking system, for instance, is much the stronger for a consolidation eventually co-ordinated by the state, although weak spots remain.
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They warmed and softened the continental crust, creating a line of weak spots like the perforations between two rows of postage stamps.
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Terry Now that we've looked at some of the real weak spots on the roster, I think we can tackle this question.
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Oddly, the show's two most marketable elements -- James Franco, and porn, albeit wrapped up in a classy drama -- represent relative weak spots.
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South Africa along with Turkey is one of the weak spots in emerging markets, with slow progress on reforms and sluggish growth.
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What Biden is doing right now is well under the water line -- checking for cracks, shoring up weak spots and the like.
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Work with a team, if possible, to develop the formal plan, as employees might think of weak spots the owner might miss.
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With each attack, Moscow is gathering key intel about the country's critical infrastructure, identifying weak spots, and planting malware for future deployment.
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As an undergraduate student at Princeton University, she would track her answers to the show to determine her weak spots, the newspaper reported.
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And over the past year, Google has been publicly offering a simple and straightforward way for websites to eliminate these subtle weak spots.
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But for personal development, chess developed my ability to plan, to look for connections, to find weak spots, to see the big picture.
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Despite Tesla's well-documented manufacturing issues, there have been signs that the electric-car maker is improving on some of its weak spots.
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And none of them has so far laid out policy plans that are as well tailored to Trump's political weak spots as Warren has.
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Over the course of the game you'll encounter huge enemies with glowing weak spots, and caches of supplies conveniently placed before a big battle.
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The company's Middle East and energy markets proved to be weak spots in the first-half, reflecting tough conditions that lead to restructuring costs.
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Justice Scalia nailed all the weak spots – the 'applesauce' and 'argle bargle' – and gave me just what I needed to strengthen the majority opinion.
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Justice Scalia nailed all the weak spots—the 'applesauce' and 'argle bargle'—and gave me just what I needed to strengthen the majority opinion.
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In our campaign podcast, The Run-Up, Mr. Trump's ghostwriter for "The Art of the Deal" shares his observations on both candidates' weak spots.
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Significantly more money is needed, along with incentives for state and local election agencies to identify weak spots, erect firewalls and pursue other precautions.
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Most of the other states appear to have experienced little more than digital probing for weak spots in their computer defenses, a routine occurrence.
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" The chair also noted other persistent weak spots, including soft business investment and exports, which he attributed to "sluggish growth abroad and trade developments.
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Since then, Areva, which designed the EPR reactor, EDF and the ASN have been testing whether weak spots could jeopardise the safety of the reactor.
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Among the weak spots were telecom stocks, which dropped 252 percent after Verizon's brought back its unlimited data plan, sparking fears of a price war.
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The film packs in so much material that it's bound to have dead ends and weak spots, but its confidence in its provocations is compelling.
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There are some weak spots across the economy, but this is to be expected in an economy growing in the aggregate at a modest pace.
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In the future, his electoral weak spots could be addressed by a candidate who has a similar message but pitches it to a broader audience.
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It would be necessary, he explained, to scour every detail of the oligarch's lifestyle for weak spots that could be exploited by the Kremlin's assassins.
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In the previous report, unemployment was at a 16-year low, but with stubborn weak spots, like lagging wage growth and a shrinking labor force.
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I'm angry that Scientology found his personal weak spots and got him on board not with their beliefs but with their smear campaign against me.
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But the officers ignored her and started to systemically dismantle the blockade, cutting the wire and pushing against the wooden structure, testing for weak spots.
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Among the weak spots, Banco Sabadell and Caixabank fell more than 6.5% after the Spanish lenders reduced their 2019 earnings guidance, hurt by low interest rates.
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There are a couple weak spots: search isn't great, and some features that Twitter refuses to build APIs for, like polls, don't show up at all.
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They know all your buttons and don't hesitate to push them Emotional manipulators know your weak spots, and they're quick to use that knowledge against you.
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That can make it easier to exploit any weak spots in the government's case and explain how the defendant did not have an intent to defraud.
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Since then the cost has not been updated, despite the discovery of several additional major problems, notably weak spots in the steel of its containment vessel.
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CyCognito, a cybersecurity platform that aims to give visibility into a company's security weak spots, has raised $18 million in its Series A round of funding.
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While core systems used to control those networks remain secure, the discovery points to intelligence-gathering operations and the probing of networks to find weak spots.
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Those weak spots help explain why, despite its inherent strengths, Texas has had a four-year drought of Top States titles, last capturing first place in 2012.
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You just have to get used to avoiding Face ID's few weak spots, buy a pair of wireless headphones, and acquire a fancy leather case for it.
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It also raises questions about whether there were weak spots within the SEC, an institution tasked with protecting investors and financial markets, that allowed the hackers in.
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Sure, a couple tracks are maybe good and not great, but there really didn't seem to be any weak spots, no zone-out, check-your-texts moments.
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The business is one of Sony's few weak spots and is facing a loss of 95 billion yen ($863 million) for the financial year ending this month.
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ASN has been examining weak spots in the reactor's lid and base since the discovery in 2015 of an anomaly in carbon concentrations in the steel used.
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Mr. Nakash, bearded and tattooed, said it doesn't matter how big or strong your attacker is if you go for weak spots like the eyes and groin.
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The segment on foreign policy offered a glimpse at the consensus forming within the Democratic Party on national security issues, along with some pretty troubling weak spots.
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This self-defense hand-to-hand combat sport focuses on damaging the weak spots of an opponent's body — so no one is saying "good game" after the fight.
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Structural engineers need to study Antarctica's key glaciers as though they were analyzing a building, he says, probing for weak spots and understanding how exactly they might fail.
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But the main difference is that these competitors make analytics of raw statistics, and find the generalized weak spots in comparison with other players, giving general recommendations. Gosu.
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But they came in a touch above some analyst forecasts, in spite of weak spots including in the United States where it is struggling to reverse a contraction.
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In 2017, Flamanville faced a similar cliffhanger situation, when ASN had to rule on whether weak spots found in its steel cover made that component unfit for service.
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Her team goes into enterprises large and small and finds the weak spots in their security in an effort to fix the flaws before bad actors exploit them.
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The big news this year is that the laptop's base model, at $2899, jumps from 4GB to 8GB of RAM, correcting one of the original model's weak spots.
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To be ourselves, to be honest about what it is we want and how, is too vulnerable; it opens up too many weak spots ready to be hurt.
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In October, ASN said it would rule "soon" on EDF and nuclear group Areva's plans for dealing with weak spots in the European Pressurised Reactor (EPR) in Flamanville.
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But there are weak spots in a fragile deal which has not been directly signed by the Syrian warring parties and is less binding than a formal ceasefire.
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Mickelson said recently that it was difficult to be paired with Woods in those days, because his game possessed no weak spots for a partner to shore up.
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Among the weak spots was Johnson & Johnson, dropping 1.6% after missing quarterly revenue estimates due to disappointing sales of its blockbuster psoriasis medicine Stelara and cancer drug Imbruvica.
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Among the weak spots was Johnson & Johnson, dropping 1.5% after missing quarterly revenue estimates due to disappointing sales of its blockbuster psoriasis medicine Stelara and cancer drug Imbruvica.
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Economists saw weak spots starting to appear in the economy as skill shortages hold businesses back and immigration slowed in the wake of tightened conditions for skilled migrant visas.
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I didn't think Joe Crowley would have a problem, I thought the race was impenetrable but obviously he had some very weak spots that she was able to fill.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi told CNBC on Monday that Rome has resolved the country's banking problem once and that investors should focus on weak spots elsewhere in Europe.
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These Democrats are agitating for a new strategy, one where they speak openly about the health law's weak spots — particularly the individual market — and how to shore them up.
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Sony's smartphone business was one of the few weak spots in its otherwise robust earnings, bracing for a loss of 95 billion yen ($863 million) for this financial year.
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Known as Cfius, the committee reviews foreign takeovers of American companies, but critics say that its scope does not include smaller deals and that it has other weak spots.
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I might look for other spots in the region, and those weak spots do exist in West Africa, but costs of operations [paying corrupt officials] are increasing for traffickers.
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A potentially even bigger problem for EDF's British plans are the weak spots found in the reactor vessel of the second EPR, under construction in Flamanville, on France's west coast.
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This same data, though, shows the weak spots that might hurt Sanders as the race moves to the South and West, where the Democratic base is not so predominantly white.
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Europe remains impacted by uncertainty over Britain's plans to exit the European Union, the U.S. - China trade spat and other weak spots, such as signs of a recession in Italy.
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Meanwhile the company took some very basic steps to address its weak spots, adding a tipping option and making other changes intended to improve the experience of driving for Uber.
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But the benefits of low rates also come with trade-offs and the Fed is watching the U.S. stock market, corporate borrowing and other potential weak spots for financial stability.
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Members will also be required to submit national plans and be subject to a review system identifying weak spots in European armies with the goal of plugging those gaps together.
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Their major weak spots are the defensive secondary and linebackers, though I could also envision them picking up a wideout, back, or a replacement for J'Marcus Webb on the line.
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On the other hand, Mr. Gapen noted that Asia, Europe and other markets are finally growing in sync with the United States, rather than there being rotating global weak spots.
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I tend to find that tearing through a show you really want to see helps smooth out its weak spots, and ease the impatience that comes from holes in the story.
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The discovery of weak spots in the reactor vessel of the EPR reactor under construction in Flamanville in 2014 led Areva to review manufacturing procedures at its Creusot steel forging plant.
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You'll see your weak spots today, but instead of hating or denying that side of yourself, I want you to love yourself even more and forgive yourself for not being perfect.
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If ASN were to decide that Areva needs to replace the reactor vessel or lid because of the weak spots, the Flamanville project could face significant further delays and cost overruns.
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While Daniels seems to relish finding the weak spots in a powerful man, Trump, both with his policies and with his public statements, has consistently targeted people weaker than he is.
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The Russian team considered directly impacting objects with nuclear bombs, especially on weak spots like cavities or craters, or even burying bombs within an asteroid for a more efficient pyrotechnic result.
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The proximity to Team USA may also give Barker, who was dramatically beaten in the America's Cup in San Francisco by the U.S., better insight than anyone into the defender's weak spots.
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French nuclear regulator ASN is set to give a provisional ruling next month on whether the plant can start up as planned in 2018, despite potential weak spots in its reactor vessel.
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And Ms. Appleby is terrific at playing her as a gunslinger of manipulation, all the better at finding subjects' psychic weak spots because of her own history of mental illness and breakdowns.
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"You inherit the file, you start looking through it, and the deeper you get in the file, the more you realize there are possible weak spots in your case," Mr. Wright said.
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It's a prophetic follow up to "19703 Baseball Terms That Will Make You a Better Crossword Solver," the first in a new Wordplay series designed to help solvers with topical weak spots.
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Instead of taking information at face value, you rely on sharp psychic senses to suss out insecurities, weak spots, and hidden desires, and then weaponize them or use them to seduce others.
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Unemployment sank to 28.4 percent in May, its lowest level in 22007 years, the government reported Friday, but halfhearted wage growth and a shrinking labor force revealed the economy's stubborn weak spots.
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The Commission paper examines possible reforms to the bloc after the 2010-2012 sovereign debt crisis that nearly destroyed it and which triggered a wave of quick fixes for its weak spots.
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Filling in my weak spots with your strengths Love stories often include people finding partners who seem to have traits that they lack, like a good girl falling for a bad boy.
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" George added that there's "not really" any obvious weak spots in the quarter, but added that JPMorgan's significant strength in markets is "probably something that's not going to continue in Q4 and Q1.
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This year, the leading telco announced the country's first Open Network — an open sharing platform that gives customers access to their tower maps, weak spots, strong signal zones, high-speed internet, et al.
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And last week the company made headlines when it flew a drone over the seats of the empty Dallas Cowboys stadium to look for weak spots and dead zones in its cellular network.
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"There are two very weak spots in the U.S. economy: Inflation is very tepid and the consumer is not really spending," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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Its Fessenheim 2 reactor has been halted since June 2016 over irregularities discovered in these files, which indicated that there might be weak spots in the steel of one of its steam generators.
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It came as a surprise, it exploited its enemy's weak spots, and it used an old, out-of-fashion tool that Ms. Minaj doesn't have much use for these days: blunt-force bars.
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I have several such weak spots, but the promise of freedom—the sense that I can manipulate a game's world more than it can manipulate me—sits squarely at the top of the pile.
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Democrats saw opportunity in the district, which offers both core Democratic strength with lots of government workers, academics and young voters but also Republican weak spots for this cycle, particularly well-educated female suburbanites.
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Since they orbit large planets (Neptune and Saturn, respectively), they are subject to tidal forces, which can heat a moon's core enough to cause the icy ejections through weak spots in the moons' surfaces.
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The company said its Middle East and energy markets, which have proved to be its weak spots in the first half of the year, performed in line with market expectations during the full year.
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This made taking down Robo Recall demo's boss — a hulking mech suit with two weak spots at its knees — much easier, as I could warp around it endlessly as it struggled to keep up.
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India and South Korea were weak spots, with sales down 19 percent and 25 percent respectively, hurt by stiffer Indian competition for the Kwid mini-SUV and an ageing lineup at Renault Samsung Motors.
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Flamanville 3 has been blighted by weak spots in the steel of the reactor vessel, issues with the weldings in the cooling circuit pipes and problems with concrete during the early stages of construction.
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Invisible while serving the rich, poorer women of color tend to see all of the dirty laundry, weak spots, and disadvantages, simply because no one really feels that we are important enough to notice.
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Though she's now on Team Trump, her past experience could mean that she knows his weak spots – and how to help him appeal to the same group she once tried to alienate from him. 4.
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They are getting better at diagnosis, too, finding methods to study the weak spots of cancers in parts of the body conventional biopsies cannot reach, and also to pin down tumours that were previously unlocatable.
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But the net effect has been to outshine the economy's weak spots, like sluggish wage growth, income inequality and the erosion of middle-class jobs — factors that contributed to Mr. Trump's election and still exist.
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The results, which will be published on aggregate in the second half of the year, "may lead to additional liquidity requirements" and are designed to lay bare weak spots in how banks manage their cash.
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Among few weak spots, the defensive real estate sector dropped 0.25 percent, utilities slipped 0.54 percent and the consumer staples sector fell 0.61 percent, the only three sectors in the S&P that traded lower.
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The auditor general told reporters he was most concerned by how blatant he found the agency's weak spots, such as accepting a paper form for a flight taking off in another province in two hours.
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The hope for neutrals, after a tournament which has drawn unprecedented attention, is that the Dutch can hold firm against the fast breaks of the Americans and then probe their possible weak spots at the back.
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Following the discovery of weak spots in the reactor vessel of the EPR reactor under construction in Flamanville, in France, nuclear energy group Areva launched a review of manufacturing procedures at its Creusot steel forging plant.
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"I see a clear risk here that panic reactions on financial markets could spill over and hurt the real economy," said Minster, naming China, Russia and Brazil as the weak spots for his firm's growth prospects.
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Weak spots remain in the energy, manufacturing and construction sectors as well as among large multinationals — those with more than 1,000 employees, which are more sensitive to the strength of the dollar, the ADP report showed.
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Put it all together, and while the January trade report has some weak spots and areas for concern, it is not nearly the unabashed bad news that a simplistic reading of the trade deficit would suggest.
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No matter how secure the solutions at hand, current crypto custody solutions have another set of weak spots: mobile operators, browsers, app stores and ad platforms have become the main target of hackers to steal your funds.
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WEAK SPOTS REMAIN The big sore spot for both the Fed and the economy at large is a reluctance by U.S. businesses to spend, a hesitance Fed officials and corporate executives blame on Trump's unpredictable trade policy.
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With an eye for detail, you're also talented at finding weak spots, flaws, and holes in arguments—and asking considerate questions is one of the ways you catch your opponents off guard and break through their defense.
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It said that after the discovery of weak spots in the reactor vessel of the EPR reactor under construction in Flamanville, France last year, Areva began a review of manufacturing procedures at its Creusot steel forging plant.
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"Even if sales in the U.S. have flattened out, they're seeing growth in a lot of other markets, like ASEAN, Brazil and Russia, which were considered weak spots not so long ago," CLSA managing director Chris Richter said.
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Bienvenidos will also enable users to "outsmart any border wall" with tips about "vulnerabilities and weak spots" in existing fencing and barricades, and to "share tunneling locations and conditions" and drop pins for other crossers along the way.
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A similar reactor under construction for French utility EDF in Flamanville, France is also years behind schedule and billions over budget due to a string of major technical problems, including weak spots in its steel and faulty weldings.
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But if she wanted much-better advice from someone who could speak to her strengths, weak spots, professional likes, dislikes, and areas of curiosity, I figured that she might want to look for a mentor closer to home.
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As I spend more time with the Pixel 4, I'll be paying close attention to the battery life and the performance it gets thanks to its additional slice of RAM memory — two weak spots with the Pixel 3.
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In each of the 10 levels you must simultaneously disrobe the anime woman by finding structurally weak spots on their clothing to blast, while dodging lasers from fleets of aliens who'd rather this giant floating person remain modest.
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But Bank of America delivered what Cramer saw as one of the best quarters in the group, especially with its lack of exposure to the weakness in trading and fixed income revenues — two of J.P. Morgan's weak spots.
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Domenika is beautiful, so she is forced to become the "sparrow" of the title, a woman trained to use that beauty to find the weak spots in other human beings and exploit them to get what she needs.
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When construction started in 2100, the target launch date was 2400, but the project has suffered a string of serious technical problems - including the discovery of weak spots in its reactor vessel cover - and has been delayed several times.
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Let's leave Steve out of this and talk about about what Cuomo's weak spots are right now—demographics where he hasn't traditionally been strong, as well as those where he's lost a lot of support since his first term.
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By framing the new special around his personal story, and also trimming and refining some weak spots, his act now coheres, taking on a new force and clarity, one that represents his finest, boldest and probably most polarizing work.
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PARIS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Metre-thick concrete walls and 1950s-style analog control rooms help protect nuclear plants from bomb attacks and computer hackers, but Islamist militants are turning their attention to the atomic industry's weak spots, security experts say.
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A source familiar with the ASN's investigation said the probe would probably show that the weak spots did not represent a major risk of cracking or explosion as they are not in the areas that are under the heaviest stress.
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Mid-2017, the ASN ruled that Flamanville could start up despite weak spots in the steel of the lid over its reactor vessel, but that the lid would have to be replaced a few years after start-up, latest by 2024.
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" Anshel Pfeffer, a reporter for Haaretz and the author of an astute biography of Netanyahu, writes that both men thrive on resentment and "have an uncanny ability to sense their rivals' weak spots and sniff out their voters' inner fears.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The rebuilt cast-iron dome of the U.S. Capitol, a soaring symbol of national unity since the 19th century, was formally completed on Tuesday after a $60 million overhaul that included repairing more than 1,300 cracks and weak spots.
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It's easy to imagine Guilded tying these last two features together: Insights could identify the weak spots and gaps in your roster, and, with sufficient data, search its network at large for the best lone ranger to fill the void.
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PARIS (Reuters) - EDF's Flamanville 3 nuclear reactor being built in northwest France is fit for service despite weak spots in its steel, but the utility will have to replace the reactor cover by 2024 at the latest, nuclear regulator ASN said.
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The Journal notes that Goldman rarely hires an outsider at the lofty partnership level, but recruiters say the bank has been willing to dangle top jobs, even a coveted partnership, to fill out weak spots within the investment-banking division.
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We deplore this stuff, in theory, but under the right circumstances we are entranced by the audacity — at the hacker's skill of spotting the weak spots in the systems that bind the rest of us, and bluffing straight through them.
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While some officials embraced that view, cyberexperts who examined the incident said it was little different than the thousands of routine attempts that companies and government agencies fend off daily, as hackers and security researchers scan the internet for weak spots.
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But according to nearly a dozen county Democratic chairs and Biden activists around the state, Mr. Biden's ground game has weak spots that threaten him with underperforming his polling in Iowa, where he has consistently been at or near the top.
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It seems like this shouldn't have to be said, but it's better to be kind than cruel, and there's a deep, instinctual cruelty in Trump — he finds people's weak spots, their insecurities, and he exposes them in front of crowds.
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The court papers released this week says that the organizers of the bribery scheme identified and abused weak spots in the admissions process: special accommodations in standardized testing and a system of reserving slots for students favored by athletic coaches.
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When Google revealed that it was rebuilding YouTube for its new Daydream virtual reality initiative, I began wondering what would happen to one of the platform's notorious weak spots: the comments, often vitriolic or racist or generally incoherent, that cluster under videos.
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ASN ruled in June 2017 that Flamanville was fit for service despite weak spots in its steel but ordered EDF to replace the reactor cover by 2024 at the latest due to carbon concentrations in its cover, which make the steel brittle.
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In a similar procedure two years ago, ASN ruled that Flamanville would be allowed to start up despite weak spots in the steel of its reactor vessel cover, but ordered it to replace the reactor cover by 2024 at the latest. bit.
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But Capela, Paul, Gordon, and Harden are not wings who can naturally guard all five positions, and even with a roster as fluid as Houston's there will always be offenses that go out of their way to attack weak spots and force mismatches.
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Instead, they're using this time how they always do: to work on their weak spots, and to prepare for tournaments on the various tour circuits—mainly Junior Bowling Tour (JBT) and Junior Amateur Tour (JAT)—that comprise competitive amateur bowling in California.
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Despite an apparently weaker position - Canada and Mexico jointly absorb about a third of U.S. exports, but rely on U.S. demand for three quarters of their own - the two have managed to even up the odds in the past by exploiting certain weak spots.
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Following a pilot program last year to identify weak spots along North Sea-Baltic routes, where Russia regularly conducts military drills and has built up its air defenses in Kaliningrad, the European Commission will next year outline the best routes across Europe for military transport.
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Because, while account hacks are a problem for any company, for Twitter — with its unique mix of celebrities, real-time interactions and team-run accounts — solutions that work elsewhere may instead become weak spots ... and tempting targets for people who have beef with Roger Goodell.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Foreign deposits dropped in most euro zone states in the second half of 216, after banks were hit by money-laundering scandals, European Central Bank data showed, a trend that could expose one of the bloc's weak spots in tackling financial crime.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain recorded its strongest productivity growth in more than a decade in the second half of 2017, helped by a strong fourth quarter, but economists said the improvement was unlikely to prove a turning point for one of the economy's key weak spots.
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The job also oversees market operations including the management of some $4.4 trillion in assets, and supervises the largest U.S. banks - two weak spots on Williams' resume relative to some other candidates Reuters reported to be considered as the list narrowed in recent months.
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Yet the people who breathe it are a convincing crowd, not because they dwell in harmony (there's not a murmur of civic togetherness) but precisely because of the practiced mistrust with which they scrape against one another, angling for advantage and probing for weak spots.
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" To the TSA's credit, the undercover inspectors, known as the "Red Team," are aware of exactly how the agency operates and can identify weak spots in the system that, according to former TSA administrator John Pistole, "not even the best terrorists would be able to do.
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Opposing Obamacare isn't a policy vision, but it had to be made into one, and so Republicans tried: They began attacking Obamacare's weak spots — its high premiums and deductibles — and proposing to lower them by permitting insurers to once again discriminate against the sick and the old.
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Fessenheim 2 remains under ASN investigation because of the discovery of weak spots in the steel of one of its steam generators, while work is ongoing at Paluel 2 to replace one of its steam generators, which crashed onto the reactor floor during maintenance in March 2016.
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I have little doubt Nintendo's first-party lineup will be amazing — Breath of the Wild alone is almost worth the cost of admission here — but the company's weak spots have always been continuing and expanding third-party support, as well as providing a robust online service.
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Meanwhile, Sony's own smartphone handset business was one of few weak spots in the robust earnings as the firm is now bracing for a loss of 95 billion yen for this financial year and expects the business to return to profit only in the year from April 2020.
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Players get to control exactly where they're throwing the axe, too — aim right, and you can deal extra damage by sniping weak spots (that's right: you can hit headshots with the axe), or trip enemies into the air by throwing the axe at their knees (sweep the leg, Kratos!).
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Unlike most candidates, who have a handful of weak spots for critics to target, Mr. Trump has a long history as a provocateur with a vast web of businesses, which has produced a mountain of so much material that opposition groups do not know what do with it all.
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This time Irish's noble instincts are aroused by Big Pharma; as always, Mr. Pearce is part of an Australian all-star cast that includes Marta Dusseldorp, Roy Billing and Aaron Pedersen as the girlfriend, bookie and enforcer, respectively, who have weak spots for Irish even though they know better.
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But with Britain still bitterly divided over the merits of Brexit, the House of Lords has focused attention on political weak spots in Brexit plans, particularly over moves to abandon a customs union with the European Union, an issue so contentious that it has divided and paralyzed the cabinet.
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These four high-profile Democratic senators are poised to enter the 2020 presidential race in the next several weeks, advisers and people briefed by their associates say, after spending December finalizing the outlines of their political operations, selecting top campaign staff and conducting research into their own political weak spots.
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Possible warning signs for Biden's ground game: "According to nearly a dozen county Democratic chairs and Biden activists around the state, [Biden's] ground game has weak spots that threaten him with underperforming his polling in Iowa, where he has consistently been at or near the top," the New York Times's Trip Gabriel reports.
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Before moving into a village two years ago here in the Hudson Valley, I spent 23 years living on or near the Saunders family farm on an old dirt road in Garrison, where the black angus — like those in Baltimore — were famed for finding weak spots in fences and wandering neighboring lanes and yards.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google has shut down a service it provided to wireless carriers globally that showed them weak spots in their network coverage, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, because of Google's concerns that sharing data from users of its Android phone system might attract the scrutiny of users and regulators.
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EDF's announcement follows a report last week in Le Monde newspaper flagging likely cost overruns on Hinkley, although the project received a boost around the same time from news that a prototype being built in Flamanville, France, got the all-clear from safety regulators even though inspectors had found weak spots in its steel reactor cover.
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In a time when polarized debate over sexual assault often breaks down between those who say society needs to do more to protect victims and others who insist it must do better at respecting the due process of the accused, "One Mississippi" doesn't just take a side, it also skewers the weak spots of the opposing one.
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Andreas Granqvist (Sweden) The defender banged in two penalties in three games but it was his grit and sacrifice which harnessed Sweden's unforgiving backline and saw them claim top spot in Group F. Martin Caceres (Uruguay) Another soldier of Uruguay's grueling defense, Caceres has also provided vital support in wide midfield, one of the few weak spots in Oscar Tabarez's side.
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In Destiny 23, the moment-to-moment act of saving the universe by zapping aliens with direct shots to their forehead or throbbing weak spots is pleasurable because these designers give it a look and feel that captures the essence of going ham on a roll of bubble wrap or listening to the carbonated psst of a freshly cracked beer.
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Why doesn't the Fed just plainly state that in the aftermath of a massive financial crisis, a Great Recession, numerous global weak spots and persistent financial, technological and demographic deflation, that policy is on hold until inflation is persistently at, or slightly above, the Fed's 2 percent target, while acknowledging that a low unemployment rate is simply not as inflationary as it once was?
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