With neither option now available, the faults of a structurally flawed economy are becoming starker.
The recent GOP autopsy was surprisingly candid about the faults of the Republican Campaign in 2012.
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Mutual Energy's Paddy Larkin told an assembly committee this was his preferred solution to the faults.
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Britain needs a new industrial policy that avoids rather than repeats the faults of the old.
The classic theory breaks down because the faults where quakes are spawned are rarely found in isolation.
Now I've begun to remember the faults--the dirt, the professional lethargy, the crime.
There is no technology to plug volcanoes which pierce the earth's crust, or to bind the faults which cause earthquakes.
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We asked an astrologer to look for the faults in the stars of some of America's biggest execs next year.
Engineers had reported delays getting to some of the faults because of an accident on the A499 in the area.
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"We've put ourselves into the garden and it shines back to us with all the faults and all the problems, " said Monty.
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"People say you know he's not just throwing the blame on us, this guy can take some of the faults on himself, " Perlmutter says.
"We will ensure the faults are rectified as soon as possible so the pumping station operates automatically as it is designed to, " the EA said.
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But the faults it uncovered were hardly the stuff of lawsuits.
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We duly got in contact with their after sales people, sending pictures of the faults we could find along with the quality assurance labels and descriptions of the faults.
Immediately after each service, the cars were checked to see whether the faults had been spotted, and inspected to see exactly which parts of the car had been checked and which items had been fixed or replaced.
What's different about this one is it seems to me that the financial system has taken such a huge role in our society, the faults of that system are creeping over in part of the real economy, you know, the manufacturing sector, the consumer sector.
Instead of occurring at a plate boundary along an area called a subduction zone, where one tectonic plate is diving beneath another, this earthquake occurred in the middle of an oceanic plate, where the faults in the crust essentially moved from side to side instead of up and down.
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It takes courage to break from the norm, challenge the status quo, seek new opportunities, cut your losses, make the tough decision, listen rather than speak, admit your faults, forgive the faults of others, not allow failure to dampen your spirit, stand for those not capable of standing for themselves, and to remain true to your core values.
It takes courage to break from the norm, to work in collaboration not isolation, challenge the status quo, seek new opportunities, cut your losses, make the tough decision, listen rather than speak, admit your faults, forgive the faults of others, not allow failure to dampen your spirit, stand for those not capable of standing for themselves, and to remain true to your core values.
In my view, one of the main faults of the Bush administration, in conjunction with a profligate Republican Congress, was that they squandered the surpluses that we now need.
Judge Bright, presiding at St Albans Crown Court, said Railtrack's procedures and standards were "seriously inadequate" and that the serious faults with the points "could and should have been identified sooner".
Among the worst faults of the pre-90s regulatory scheme was that the self-regulatory organizations were little more than the lap dogs of the powerful member firms, as was revealed during the NASDAQ price-fixing investigation of the late 90s.
The Bush administration also faults the treaty for not sufficiently limiting emissions in China, India and other developing nations.
Plate tectonics, the formation of faults and the moving of the continental crust over a molten interior, is a characteristic unique to Earth and it meant that minerals evolved far beyond those on any other planet in the Solar System.
It is believed the aircraft developed engine faults before the plane and its crew disappeared.
When the Bodenschatz team switched to something more like the original wax, the transform faults obligingly reappeared.
The company said progress had been made during the day and engineers would work as late as possible on the remaining faults.
The report faults Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco and New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin for waiting too long to order a mandatory evacuation.
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But the report faults officials at all levels of government.
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