| To cut a long story short, he returns from market slightly drunk and fails to lock up properly. |
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| If the marriage fails because there are no children or the wife is unfaithful, the family of the man can demand a return of the money. |
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| But he fails to acknowledge the equally unreasonable scorn heaped on the anti-capitalists' ideas by conventional politicians. |
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| Once other causes have been excluded, symptomatic treatment can include antipyretics, antidiarrhoeal agents and if all else fails, steroids. |
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| The average citizen fails to appreciate civil liberties precisely because in this country they can be taken for granted. |
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| Some prolific authors write the same book over and over, and others write books so different that their work fails to add up to a single whole. |
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| I strongly believe the education system fails young LGBTI people every day. |
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| The most simple, effortless view, the view that fails to go deep enough to stir any real thought. |
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| Even if one forgives his poetic license with the facts, the book fails on the grounds that its arguments are incoherent. |
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| The only misstep in the film is the cinematography, which is fuzzy, often unfocused and fails to take best advantage of the rich natural scenery. |
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| As happens so often when a side fails to take its chances, it throws a lifeline to the opposition. |
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| If one part fails, all dependent functions fail too because of the interdependencies among the components. |
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| New cap Scott MacLeod is one of Scotland's bright young lights, but Gray fails to shine. |
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| He fails to field balls anymore and, apart from his frees, is only a shadow of what he was. |
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| If the London bid fails then it is likely that a decision on an alternative host city will be made by next spring. |
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| The sad thing about people who confidently predict the apocalypse is that they look so foolish when it fails to materialise. |
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| A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship. |
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| His job as Great Britain coach must be on the line if he fails to beat world champions Australia. |
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| He fails miserably in trying to capture the minds of the unenthused students. |
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| What of the conductor who fails to execute adequately the rallentando or the ritenuto markings on his musical score? |
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| Rather than sledge the PM, you would be better to ask Milne how she will recover the money if the green fund fails. |
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| In short, the augmented tuition fee fails to meet current costs, let alone the requisite investment in infrastructure. |
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| It fails to translate its undoubted competencies into a winning performance. |
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| But he fails to account for why the Austrian government labelled them as criminals and left them in the lurch. |
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| The chair, a local journalist, fails to stem the tide of ever more dull questions. |
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| Yet this definition fails to explain instances of litotes, or understatement, which is often classified as a kind of irony. |
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| So if the government fails to take this opportunity, it may live to regret it. |
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| If he fails to capture 50 per cent of the vote, there will be a run-off election against the second-place vote-getter. |
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| The people and the communities that local government purports to serve will be the real losers if this fails to happen. |
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| At home, if gentle stimulation fails to arouse the child, the caretaker should try more vigorous stimulation and provide CPR if necessary. |
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| It's bad if it hides corruption and crime, and fails to reveal the rottenness at the core of the organization. |
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| There are years, such as 1978 and 1985, when botrytis either fails to develop at all or arrives very late in the year. |
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| If the master fails, we have a way to switch to a slave machine quickly and with minimal data loss, if any. |
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| If this fails to intimidate the attacker the snake turns belly up, opens its mouth and lolls its tongue out, playing dead. |
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| Regrettably, this draft constitution, which is replete with jargon and undefined terms, fails to heed that lesson. |
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| When the seal on an unconsolidated, overpressured sand body fails the resulting steep hydraulic gradient may cause the sand to fluidize. |
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| This film is no exception, though structurally it fails because of its uncompromising depiction of the truth. |
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| Yet every year when Bolton applies for city status and fails, everyone throws their arms up in unbelieving despair. |
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| He fails even at the level of events, at offering the blow-by-blow account of what simply happened. |
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| But in densely built cities, about three-quarters of the rainfall fails to sink into the ground or evaporate. |
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| Nevertheless, although the movie's self-importance causes the project to take on water, it fails to sink it. |
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| Even Hayek's buoyant presence fails to keep this cinematic clunker from sinking. |
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| Hong Kong banks can begin repossession proceedings if a mortgagee fails to make loan repayments for three consecutive months. |
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| In many natural disasters, be it a blizzard, tornado or hurricane, the power is sometimes the first utility that fails. |
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| He fails to grasp the structural teleology of a composition, blithely ignoring any real legato. |
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| But he fails to articulate a clear position on any issue of major public significance. |
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| The simple repetition of bland reassurance that fails to address patients' fears is ineffective. |
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| The current station is far from perfect, but at least it has character, which this bland, uninspired new design fails to achieve. |
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| Eating DMT fails because monoamine oxidase in the gut metabolises the tryptamine into secondary compounds which lack any psychoactivity. |
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| If all else fails, try a bad tasting nail paint, specially formulated to put children off biting their nails. |
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| When a young poet fails to find the words he can moan and wail and lament his wanton muse, gone off and left him bereft and lonesome. |
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| She has spina bifida, a birth defect in which the spinal column fails to completely close. |
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| So the libertarian fails because he fundamentally misunderstands the question. |
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| True greatness cannot be ascribed to a team which mistimes the art of peaking, and fails to win the big one. |
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| Unfortunately, the theory fails to consider the possibility of all players misperceiving a situation in the same direction. |
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| This interpretation is very worrying for environmentalists because it fails to distinguish between toxic and non-toxic products. |
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| If your vision fails after dark, the European herb bilberry can make a noticeable short-term improvement in your sight, Winston says. |
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| The principle of the cyclotron fails as particles accelerate close to the speed of light. |
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| A high-ranking shihan commits a slight error of timing during his performance and fails to unbalance or even touch his uke. |
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| Instead, I'm just going to delve into a few general topics about why Trek V fails for me, a Trekkie. |
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| If all else fails, the mafia hijack transports of cigarettes and alcohol and then ship the stolen goods into Britain. |
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| But he has difficulty letting go of interesting cultural minutiae and fails to keep the story moving along. |
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| All too often, the current generation of university presidents fails to share this appreciation. |
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| If having implemented the necessary touch-ups and improvements, your property still fails to sell, what are your options? |
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| But despite its topicality and breadth, this book fails disappointingly to fulfill its considerable potential. |
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| If this fails to moderate bad behaviour, officers will visit the family home. |
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| If all else fails, many septic pumping companies also have equipment for helping locate your tank. |
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| At the moment the system fails to deliver card licences timeously and accurately. |
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| The fuel tanks are self-sealing, with a fuel crossfeed system that provides continuity of supply if one of the fuel circuits fails. |
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| Travelers who buy tickets with credit cards can typically get refunds from the credit card company if an airline fails. |
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| He basically fails all his exams and is only kept at the school because of his wealth. |
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| The ultra-low holiday prices offered in May could be the reason that a pupil fails to take an exam. |
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| If she fails in the entrance exam, she has said she would try again and never give up. |
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| Being housed in Melbourne distances them from their major business and fails to respond to future trends. |
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| Sometimes it's just the hippest sort of vanity, an easy form of self-congratulation that utterly fails at detoxifying the original object. |
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| Such a perspective fails to distinguish between economic growth and the business cycle. |
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| She fails to ask whether drugs companies would remain in business if they had no patents. |
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| There is a difference between mediation that fails and mediation that does not even start because one party refuses to participate at all. |
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| It won't be long before the United States fails to medal in Olympic basketball. |
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| A burlesque dancer called Lily does a striptease and a celebrity hunt fails to find Sir Sean Connery. |
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| But the rest of the album fails to match that standard, flitting between macho, testosterone-driven rock cuts and wimpy, doey-eyed ballads. |
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| The landmark method fails, irrespective of anatomy, if the vein has thrombosed. |
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| It will come as no surprise that the movie fails to provide any three-dimensional characters. |
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| Whether to hold a diversified portfolio is one of those thorny questions that never fails to get a group of investors arguing. |
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| Teams and drivers sometimes go through a barren spell and, when success fails to come your way, it can lead you to doubt. |
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| No ideal second-line treatment has been established if the initial therapy fails to eradicate the organism. |
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| If the trust fails to undertake this, then it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology. |
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| She completely fails to query whether or not this competitive bloodlust is something we as a society want to encourage. |
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| Or when all else fails, you could always come back home with us, and you don't even have to hold a seance to talk with the dead there! |
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| It seems that if such a defence fails, the vexatious litigant does require permission to institute appellate proceedings. |
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| This case also illustrates the therapeutic dilemma if surgery fails in patients with achalasia. |
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| But the costs of benchmarking will make it almost impossible to balance the national accounts if the economy fails to return to the boom times. |
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| If he fails to do so, he is held liable, whereas in an action for negligence the legal burden in most cases remains throughout on the plaintiff. |
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| When she fails to show, he tracks her all the way to a ski lodge where she's, of course, weekending with a concerned medic. |
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| Any car which fails to finish a stage is banned from competing in the rest of the race. |
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| The feedback system fails because it gives equal weighting to non-paying buyers and the unpaid sellers. |
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| The temperature-time plot shows how this model also fails to satisfy the radiometric data. |
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| At times optimism fails and I fall face first into the deep well of despair. |
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| This type of failure occurs when the adhesion of the sealant to the substrate it was applied to fails. |
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| Most of the precipitation fails as heavy, almost daily rainstorms between July and September. |
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| When western medicine fails, many try ancient eastern or Oriental practices, such as massage or acupuncture. |
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| By implication, the realist who meets force with force without vexation or anxiety is the one who fails to experience the sublime. |
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| This is a screamingly obvious parallel which Rich mysteriously fails to acknowledge. |
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| The Marxist claim that capitalists must find investments overseas fails miserably. |
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| If your attempt fails, the enemy will use the weapon he carries to cut you down. |
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| When pulling rank fails to get him off the hook, Wade resorts to desperate measures to escape justice. |
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| If all else fails, the cylinders can be recycled as scrap metal at your local metal yard. |
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| An aegrotat pass is considered if a student fails an examination through serious circumstances beyond their control. |
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| In other cases, the union of the two halves occurs in the manubrial region but fails distally. |
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| As concerns nomenclature, inadvertently, Professor Judson fails to follow his own advice, no doubt because he is a historian, not a biologist. |
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| If all else fails, you can always negotiate a summer adventure between school years. |
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| However, the script fails him by falling flat in the moments where you expect the most to be delivered. |
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| If that fails, however, I'd much rather tackle that bruin with a puny.45 than fight him off with a fly rod. |
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| And one final thing, if everything fails, those 30 computers fail, you have one final backstop, right? |
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| What my schematic reading of his memoir fails to indicate adequately is the beautiful luminosity of his descriptive writing. |
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| This theory, just as classical Malthusianism, fails to account for the beneficial systemic effects of industrial civilization. |
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| Gabriel remains a songsmith who speaks from the heart and never fails to move. |
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| We'll make wild guesses for a while and then, if all else fails, we'll open this envelope that has all the answers. |
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| Montgomerie, of course, is no certainty to play in the Ryder Cup, but if he fails to qualify, a wild card will surely be his. |
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| However, the author fails to mention whether the Japanese brought Buddhism or Confucianism to the Ainu. |
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| The downside is of course that you may end up being boiled to death if the air con fails. |
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| But what happens if the air line or pneumatic cylinder that controls the reject station fails? |
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| Some purchasers have warned they would consider receding from the contract if the company fails to deliver the planes in the near term. |
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| You get the occasional guy who fails just before wings or at wings and it's a bit of a shame because they're so close. |
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| The network checking fails to handle especially malformed network requests properly. |
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| If the club fails to pay back the debt, the bondholders would be given the proceeds from the ticket sales to recompense them. |
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| When these circumstances occur or an especially malformed request is received, the program does not handle the condition gracefully and fails. |
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| So, a private individual is entitled to automatic recourse if a supplier fails to deliver, but a company may not. |
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| If a new commission fails to bring order to the buccaneering world of tuna fishing, say sayonara to tuna sushi. |
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| This may seem like it has the knottiness and subterfuge of a good spy thriller, but it fails as a drama because every climax is a false climax. |
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| With her taut writing, she never once fails to convey the emotional intensity of her characters' lives. |
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| It fails to record as to how and why the Marathas, Jats, Sikhs and others rose in revolt. |
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| Rate rise fears somehow fails to capture the full dynamic behind this sudden wave of selling. |
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| We learn about her politics, her home life, and we become very familiar with her world-weary wit, but still she fails to ring true as a person. |
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| If a non-surgical approach fails, the patient is often referred to a surgeon. |
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| Anyone who fails the test is arrested and is required to perform an evidential breath test at a police station. |
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| However, this partially imagined future fails to clarify what ordinary people are doing, and therefore how we can stop the neo-liberals. |
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| When the normal sympathetic reflex arc fails to discontinue at the appropriate time, a temporary vasoconstrictive action of small vessels occurs. |
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| And if a physician fails to disclose information, that may be automatic grounds for having one's license revoked. |
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| He fails completely, of course, but with his attempts to confound and wrong-foot audiences more used to linear stories, it is a noble failure. |
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| They register cautions against technology that fails to change the patterns of human behavior that negatively affect the earth. |
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| All this maybe for naught, however, if the new tax regime fails to stand up to WTO scrutiny. |
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| If Otley fails to support its own in their hour of need or joy then it is a disgraceful state of affairs. |
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| In addition to doctors, the bill also fails to protect registered nurses and midwives who are out on call. |
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| Keep mentioning who he's supposed to be and if he fails to answer at one point then all's well that ends well. |
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| Anyone who fails to appoint a legal guardian runs the risk of unsuitable people applying for the position. |
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| And he never fails to come up trumps, his byline appears in all the nationals all the time. |
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| The guy fails to explain how he can get articles like this published if Rome is so all-fired authoritarian and violent. |
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| The attempt to place Thomas in the Welsh bardic tradition because of his alliterative style largely fails since the poet himself disputed it. |
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| A library that knowingly fails to comply with certification must reimburse the funds and discounts received for that period. |
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| It should be capable of saving the passengers even if the booster rocket launching it fails. |
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| He said it is unjustifiable that either an individual or a family earning between 138 and 250 per week fails to qualify for a medical card. |
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| If a facility executive fails to get that buy-in, the new software can boomerang. |
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| If the Government's gamble fails, their talk of insurance and premiums will boomerang back at them. |
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| Legal powers agreed in 1990 allow officers to enter properties and turn off alarms if the owner fails to do so. |
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| When we code a computer program, we do not rewrite the entire thing every time something fails to work. |
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| The current station is far from perfect, but at least it has character, which this bland, uninspired new design signally fails to achieve. |
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| The fingering chart provided on page 111 fails to identify the minor scale form being illustrated. |
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| Reperfusion of the artery affected by infarction occasionally fails with thrombolytic treatment. |
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| If the loan fails the bank will not repossess the goods, they will just chase you for the cash. |
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| He's being a slippery character who fails to show any sign of remorse or even responsibility for his work. |
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| The laws of the game should be simple to understand, a test this latest incarnation sadly fails. |
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| Sometimes, however, the gears slip, the programming fails, and the logic circuits burn out. |
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| He also fails to mention the growing interest of many Iranians in their ancient past and faith and the possible repercussions for the country. |
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| The operating light should be equipped with an automatic switch to the emergency power source when the usual power fails. |
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| The city's skyscrapers give the landscape a lumpy appearance, but the instrument's resolving power fails to distinguish individual buildings. |
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| Now many astrologers seem to have a hankering, a hunger even, for scientific respectability that never fails to amaze me. |
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| Where the private sector fails to provide jobs, the public sector has a moral responsibility to do so. |
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| The argument also fails to recognise that Parliament can legislate in breach of the rules of international law. |
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| Empty space exists only for the unengaged reader, who lacks imagination, knowledge, and a holistic view and who thus fails to perceive connections and relationships. |
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| If all else fails, determinedly march up to onlookers with camera in hand. |
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| Maybe a gentler way to say the same thing is that agee fails almost completely as a conventional magazine writer. |
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| If senators vote for that, they would be agreeing to share the blame if and when that strategy fails. |
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| She fails to appreciate the congressional and constitutional obstacles Johnson had to overcome to win passage of the bill. |
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| In the end, I find it never fails to modernize even the most dramatic things. |
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| Clarke himself fails to criticize the Kennedy entourage for mocking and dismissing Johnson as incompetent behind his back. |
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| There is something about a person who has the integrity to live as they profess to believe that never fails to spark at least a faint twinge of admiration. |
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| In short, my hypothetical study would be properly dismissed as junk science because it fails to use even the most basic statistical controls and techniques. |
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| The analysis also fails to determine the degree to which many economic variables, such as hourly pay rates, are catching up on other parts of Europe. |
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| What he fails to realize is that he is imposing the same urban title on his family in retaliation. |
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| But the hourly fee fails by a wide margin to cover attorney's office fees. |
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| If a person fails to comply with such a direction or complies but then re-enters the land within three months, an offence is committed which is punishable by a fine. |
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| Why, then, do I finally feel that the novel fails to cohere, that the novelist's alchemy does not transform all these wonderful ingredients into a golden artifact? |
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| The leathery visage of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell never fails to sadden and enrage me. |
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| Buddy rambles, digresses, pontificates, and fails completely to make Seymour Glass seem a believable human being. |
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| At first in the faded light he fails to notice it, and only registers his presence when his hand reaches out to support his rise to his feet and brushes one of the branches. |
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| We will try to negotiate with the landowner and if that fails regretfully we may have to apply for a court injunction but this is very much a position of last resort. |
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| The whole explanation fails unless some added agency be devised to take over the duty which the specific allelomorphic forces abandon after the occurrence of crossing over. |
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| If our school system fails to teach how our country works, should we be surprised so many are disinterested? |
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| Add to that a disinterested public that fails to turn out on Election Day, and citizens are getting the government they deserve. |
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| If that lord fails to do this, that lord must pay me 46 marks of silver. |
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| The retinal pigment epithelium, which is the outer layer of the retina, fails to carry out its function as a result of which there is accumulation of the breakdown products. |
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| A blood type and screen also is performed in the event vessels are transected during the laparoscopy or if the laparoscopic procedure fails and a laparotomy becomes necessary. |
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| If the law firm fails to ensure clarity, the law firm pays the price. |
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| If the product fails to meet the manufacturers certified published performance rating, either the product has to be rerated, or the company has to cease its production. |
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| However, past experience has shown us that the standards board is nothing but a toothless watchdog which fails to make people answerable for their actions. |
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| France, alas, also fails to live up to its reputation for libertinage. |
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| When all else fails, there are always lifecasting websites that allow users to set up video cameras and stream whatever is in front of the camera onto the internet. |
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| By its own admission, his third novel fails to do what it says on the tin. |
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| Since there is less moisture in the air, the skin can become very dry and dehydrated, as it fails to replenish the moisture that is exuded naturally into the air. |
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| The picture roars to life intermittently during these skilled performances, yet despite its high stakes tale of revenge and killings, the film fails to fully engage. |
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| He never fails to persuade Jones to follow him into the lion's den. |
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| Lots of stuff sounds logical or reasonable but fails any objective test. |
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| Despite its visual coolness and interesting non-linear and cyclical narrative style, as an enjoyable movie it fails, mostly due to its overall lousiness. |
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| It is a worse state of affairs when someone dies than it is when a person fails to come into existence, assuming that in both cases the lives would have been worth living. |
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| But taking that route causes problems later on, because the intermediate course fails to cover much basic algebra and geometry, of which the A-level course assumes knowledge. |
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| The military can't buy insurance to protect itself if security fails. |
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| She somehow fails to mention that his massive highway projects enabled the sanctimonious suburbanites to get out of the city and into the suburbs in the first place. |
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| Why do they sincerely try to restore, or preserve, the line between the two, and get heartbroken when the line fails? |
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| This is where the sporadic and hectic handling of the romance in the movies fails. |
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| They make a suicide pact, but this, too, like everything else in their brief love, fails. |
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| The Democrats' bill is better, covering all seniors, but it, too, fails to control the corporate price-gouging, soaking taxpayers to enrich the avaricious companies. |
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| As the week segues into Christmas, the tawdry glitter of the tinsel and plastic Christmas ornaments fails to warm us with a transcedental inner glow. |
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| But even political columnists are bound by ordinary rules of inference and logic, and it is on this score that her book fails even more spectacularly. |
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| What this assumption fails to take into account, however, is that the investment required to build the tankers and terminals to store this gas is very large. |
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| The only character in A Week in Winter who fails to recognize this is sent packing from stoney House. |
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| If all else fails, at least I can now test PHP scripts locally! |
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| When the persistent passive-aggressive Nice Guy act fails, do they step it up to elaborate Steve-Urkel-esque stalking and stunts? |
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| This brief description of the plot of Cabaret does not really describe the story of the film, since it fails to elaborate the film's themes, ideas and morals. |
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| The insurrectionist understanding of the Second Amendment fails to account for two other features of the Constitution. |
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| If all else fails, steam 12 ounces of boned, skinned sole fillets in a single layer until opaque but still moist-looking in the center, about 5 minutes. |
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| What she fails to comprehend is that for some of us, our personal and professional happiness are intertwined. |
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| Systems can be used to produce electricity to meet a facility's baseload demand, to shave peak demand and to meet electrical needs when a utility feed fails. |
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| He is shy, obsessive, self-critical to the point of parody, and liable to spontaneously combust when confronted by anyone who fails to meet his standards. |
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| This is the oldest trick in the book, the ruse to use when all else fails, the last resort of the poor, the desperate, the ticketless and, of course, the professional chancer. |
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| This dopey, loopy novel not only fails as literature but can't even deliver the cheap, meretricious thrills that make so many popular novels popular. |
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| If Lakshmi fails in many responsibilities, what happens to her family, her community, her followers? |
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| But it fails to address broader grievances between the two sides, raising questions about its sustainability. |
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| Ireland excels at macroeconomics, but fails lamentably at microeconomics. |
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| Finally, local micrometeorology determines whether dispersion into a turbulent atmosphere is such that the target population fails to receive enough to be infected. |
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| Scotland's new forward coach gets the ball away with the best of them but, when he is unable to do so, seldom fails to protect possession jealously. |
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| I shall indicate the cases in which an inventory is particularly superficial, or fails to give important data such as centuries or actual shelf marks. |
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| If Rahm Emanuel's newly-launched campaign for Chicago's mayorship fails, it won't be because of carpetbagging or his foul mouth. |
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| Next stop is a Harlem barber shop, where the guitar fails miserably. |
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| Any reading which fails to take this into account misreads the text. |
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| What the report fails to note is that Rice knocked Ms. Palmer unconscious, as a subsequently released video attests. |
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| It mobilizes all its resources around one new breakthrough product, only to find that the marvel fails to throw off enough cash or gain sufficient market share. |
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| Is it any wonder we are confused when we live in a popular culture that is fixated on love, yet fails to provide any realistic models for us to follow? |
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| While there are indications the formula may be changing, Eastman sees its patient loads increasing as the population swells while its funding fails to keep up. |
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| All this provides a certainty that messy real life so tryingly fails to. |
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| His budget fails, and California's economy goes down the tubes. |
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| If this effort fails, the ACA could become an unsustainable burden instead of a needed reform to the system. |
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| He takes Colorado, Missouri, and Minnesota and fails to upend Romney in Michigan. |
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| The system for allocating chairs will be based on an electoral system based on the single transferable vote and if all else fails, then lots will be drawn. |
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| We're permitted to wear mufti on this rare occasion, but the absence of school uniform and the shocking appearance of colour still fails to cheer me up. |
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| Although the book fails to provide new insights into the social construction of murderesses or the nature of Victorian society, it is worth reading, however. |
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| The leader fails to supervise subordinates applicably. The leader inconsistently recruits, trains, supports, or retains highly competent personnel. |
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| When he first tries the pods for himself, he fails to realize that a fly has made its way into the other pod. |
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| But in its attempt to remain true to real slot car racing it fails. |
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| In placing value on the pristine, the untouched, and the unpeopled, it fails to question the form of the ultimate relationship between humans and nature. |
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| It sometimes fails to be recognised that he is seriously unserious. |
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| As an attacking golfer, he can come unstuck when he fails to play it safe. |
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| If you provide enough disk storage, an entire backup run can proceed on schedule even when a tape drive fails or when somebody neglects to load the expected tapes. |
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| Here, a mother is busy shaking it like a Polaroid picture and fails to notice her toddler wandering into the line of fire. |
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| However, staff cuts should be considered only when all else fails. |
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| Poor management that fails to recognise and acknowledge them can result in them disjointing the organisation by ignoring important interdependencies. |
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| And if that fails and you show some spine, then they simply lie about you. |
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| That's a complex claim, and it fails because hormones aren't non-genetic. |
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| As his friend tosses him the ring, the proposer fails to catch it and falls backward off the ledge and down several stories. |
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| This helps dispersal of the seeds as any that the agouti fails to retrieve are distant from the parent tree when they germinate. |
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| If a crop fails in a monoculture, we rely on agricultural diversity to replant the land with something new. |
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| Each locomotive is capable of hauling the train on its own in the event that its partner fails. |
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| Two of these evolve to the point of seafloor spreading, while the third ultimately fails, becoming an aulacogen. |
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| If the receiver fails to win their break point it is called a failure to convert. |
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| He always concentrates on the superficials and fails to see the real issue. |
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| As a fallback, I suppose we can use typewriters if the word processing system fails. |
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| If that fails, the match goes into sudden death and the next team to score any points is the winner. |
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| If he fails to recover, British Lion Dafydd James is on standby to deputise. |
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| It will be a bit of a shock if his Portamento fails to deliver in the Unibet 3 Year Old Sprint. |
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| Unfortunately, despite the plot trying to weave in a different direction, Megaton fails to live up to the success of its predecessor. |
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| Self-analysis of my interactions with others fails because, though I understand myself, I can't understand others. |
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| When her teenage daughter fails to come home one night, GP Jenny is cast into a nightmare of self-recrimination. |
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| Hess Connect understands that a business succeeds or fails on the strength of their reputation. |
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| A self-aggrandizing ruling class that fails to understand the rest of humanity. |
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| If the American option fails to take root, the future for the region is chaos, if not a doomsday scenario. |
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| When the Jacobite cause fails in 1746, Talbot intervenes to get Edward a pardon. |
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| She has privileged the wrong kind of sight, a vision that fails to see into blackness and thus fails to see through language. |
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| To his comic fury and shame, the traveller's 'master part' fails to rise to the occasion, and the girl's innocence is preserved. |
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| But one American sweetheart fails to qualify for the finals, bumped off by an Irish athlete. |
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| This results in a business plan that has unvalidated assumptions and is rejected or leads to an enterprise that fails. |
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| Residual seasonality is when a statistical process called seasonal adjustment fails to do its job. |
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| Having two pumps already plumbed, so that if one fails, you can flip a seacock and switch to another one. |
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| Micronuclei are tiny pieces of DNA that are left over from when a cell replicates and fails to copy its genetic code properly. |
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| Even when you have the right of way, you must take action to avoid a collision if another boat fails to give way. |
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| On that occasion he was unextended to defeat Azorian and it will be a major shock if he fails to confirm that form. |
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| If words are not correct, they do not correspond to reality, and regulation fails. |
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| As the body fails to absorb the dead foetus, it calcifies in the abdomen and remains undetected for many years. |
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| If the group passes, it will be newgrouped after five days. If the group fails, it can't be voted on again for six months. |
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| Localism is incapable of displacing capitalism or even effectively challenging it because it fails to understand how capitalism works. |
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| When an instruction fails to execute it is immediately retried at the CPU level. |
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| Ah yesTinder fails and the superhero trio who are here to save you from eternal singledom. |
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| This account fails to provide any basis for doubting that animals of subhuman species enjoy the freedom it defines. |
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| An action may also be involuntarily dismissed by the court if the plaintiff fails to comply with deadlines or court orders. |
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| If a Bolivian voter fails to participate in an election, the citizen may be denied withdrawal of their salary from the bank for three months. |
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| If one fails to comply, law enforcement officers are allowed to insist on personal identification at the police station. |
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| This process continues until the striker fails to pot the desired ball, at which point the opponent comes to the table to play the next shot. |
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| When a soft shackle fails it is almost always at the diamond knot made of the strong slippery rope that sucks the tails in under heavy load. |
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| It's difficult to appreciate the innovative breakbeats when they're sandwiched between muzaky sex-talk, and the album mostly fails because of it. |
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| A skatepark that was shut suddenly amid health and safety concerns will remain closed if it fails an inspection tomorrow. |
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| A party that fails to comply with an injunction faces criminal or civil penalties, including possible monetary sanctions and even imprisonment. |
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