The trouble is that the information is often incomplete, irrelevant or outright incomprehensible.

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No previous administration has released such a list, though the information out so far is incomplete.

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If you remove the morality system, the player is now acting with the same incomplete information as the character, which is a more compelling experience.

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There are 401 council-run toilets but the information about their location is "incomplete and inconsistent".

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By its very nature, field reporting to Washington is candid and often incomplete information.

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But information in the national background check system is incomplete, particularly involving mental health records, investigations have found.

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Information on the number of people living with HIV in Iraq is incomplete due to limited monitoring systems and lack of research on vulnerable groups.

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After all, what intrigues Lassiter is making decisions in the light of incomplete and inadequate information and designing the lowest-cost experiments that can test those decisions.

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One of passenger Eileen Gwinn's biggest complaints about her 36-hour ordeal is that the airline crew and gate agents provided incomplete information, if they provided any at all.

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In this case, you are far less likely to get an interview than if you had interned at a large well-respected company because whoever is trimming down the long list to a short list has to make quick decisions based on incomplete information, and that works against you in this case.

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