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The first time I did so, my grandfather told me, to a cracked or flawed into a bucket of eggs, well take the matter to the bakery.

In business, flawed analytical thinking tends to manifest itself, he said, in a focus on growth over development, or bigger over better.

The court's ruling was all about what constitutes a class action suit, and here all nine justices agreed that this was a flawed case.

The Employment Relations Authority found that the dismissal was flawed procedurally , and that there was no serious misconduct.

Don't get so caught up in your passion that you jump in and take action on a fatally flawed idea.

It is like a jasper, although on the surface looks perfect, but you look closely, it still would be flawed.

"We believe that this ruling by the lower court is fundamentally flawed, " the company said in an emailed statement.

As flawed as it is, the user interface to the file system is at least familiar to most end-users.

His implementation may have been flawed, but Palmstruch had done plenty of thinking, and central to it was the need for credibility.

The first time I did it, he told me to put the ones that were cracked or flawed into a bucket for the bakery.

We cannot continue with a currency which is so deeply flawed and something is going to have to be changed.

Our school systems are very flawed and do not reward you for the things that are important in life or for the survival of civilization.

But this analogy, too, is flawed. You do not have to do much damage to a computer to stop it being able to run programs.

First, the panic of 2008 was the result of a multitude of flawed private and public practices, with regulatory error being only one part.

So bin Laden's group became just as much a hostage to its leader's flawed strategic vision as the Nazis were to Hitler's.

Meanwhile, states are trying to negotiate a settlement with banks over flawed mortgage servicing and foreclosure practices.

The only possible alternative, the euro, is structurally flawed and is in what may turn out to be an existential crisis.

He described Madoff in court as a "deeply flawed human being" and said the maximum sentence was "absurd" .

We seem to be driven to find what we perceive as "the missing piece" in our lives as if we are flawed, or not good enough.

Even they admit that the details of their experimental setup are more likely to be flawed than are the fundamental laws of physics.

Lehmans was not a cause but a consequence: a consequence of flawed lending practices, and of inadequate oversight by regulators.

Christianity with its teachings of original sin taught you that you were flawed in your nature, that you needed forgiving.

It decided that it would be better to lose a good CEO than to admit that he was a slightly flawed human being.

This model is flawed, because we don't mean to put our precious data into a sealed vault and only peek in every few years.

I subscribe to the premise that this flawed perfection is sufficient and complete. . . in every single, ineffable moment.

Administration sources familiar with the discussions said the S&P analysis was fundamentally flawed.

Even after it became fully operational the submarine was still reported to be trouble-prone due to its flawed design.

Flawed as it is, the idea got me thinking. Canada holds about $90 billion in U. S. debt. Maybe they'd take a Dakota or two for it.

Administration sources familiar with discussions said the S&P analysis was fundamentally flawed.

However, Lawrence's own sex ethics is also flawed, for he denies the necessity of any morality when he negates the bourgeois morality.

The road of life is flawed with difficulties. Make lots of good friends to help you through the passage.

This assertion is flawed, and as such, the competency-based approach leads managers to waste time trying to teach the unteachable .

Supporters of Mr. Odinga claim the vote was rigged, and international observers have said the election was flawed.

A bigger danger to his record, and to that democracy itself, would be a badly flawed election.

On the surface, it sounds like a good idea but, in my humble opinion, the model is fatally flawed.

Don't ask me to say anything about anybody else right now, I am a flawed, selfish woman and my heart has only so much room this evening.

Mr. Pouliquen said the JV didn't provide any of the signaling technology that the Chinese government has said was possibly flawed.

The flawed arithmetic of disaster response tends to equate need for aid with the immediate death toll.

Every way of looking at performance is flawed, and an exclusive focus on dollar profits would be misleading.

The business must be able to define these requirements, otherwise the decisions made will be flawed.

Administration sources familiar withdiscussions said the S&P analysis was fundamentally flawed.

Those who study the roots of Chinglish say many examples can be traced to laziness and a flawed but wildly popular translation software.

the argument might be flawed , however , since china ' s old " managed float " peg regime also officially allowed gradual rate adjustment.

One part of that pact has already been exposed as flawed, since it turns out that, given a free rein, banks sometimes blow themselves up.

When that burst, this supposedly agile strategy turned out to be nothing more than a flawed financial deal.

The aesthetic form develops in an unregulated manner, looks flawed, imperfect and combines familiar and unfamiliar shapes as it moves.

Some of these deficiencies were inherent in the structure of today's federal government, but others were a consequence of flawed leadership.

Not surprisingly, parents are increasingly opting out of a public school system they perceive as flawed.

I asked him if he feared the horrible consequences that would ensue if the much-hyped Mac failed, like the flawed Apple III recently had.

We do have such a regime for deposit-taking banks, but it's flawed in two respects.

But if traditional IPOs are flawed, why have Dutch auctions been used in fewer than 30 cases?

This was the first unequivocal and public evidence that the "Get Big Fast" Internet strategy was flawed for most companies.

Flawed as these women, and indeed any human being, may be, at least they're doing something.

With his music and persona both marked by a flawed honesty, Kanye's man-myth dichotomy is at once modern and truly classic.

Connecting the initial idea of a political union with developments currently under way is both logically flawed and politically dangerous.

Grove remembers that in 1994, when the company was managing a crisis over millions of flawed Pentium chips, Maloney "was a dynamo. "

But Europe's response to what could be the seminal moment of its sovereign debt saga is flawed.

Online, any website can look as professional as any other (another obviously flawed metric for quality).

The notion that the U. S. needs China to finance its budget deficit is flawed in a number of ways.

This premise, that nothing but XML is needed, is intrinsically flawed.

As big a problem, according to the IMF, was that financial regulation was flawed, ineffective and too limited in scope.

Above all, he thought, the super-analytical approach favoured by GM's senior management was fatally flawed.

The research we mentioned above is only the latest evidence that power and authority are flawed tools of influence.

Endorsement of a flawed plan is now a necessary but not a necessarily sufficient condition for stability.

The euro is a patently flawed construct, which its architects knew at the time of its creation.

From our analysis of these cases, we concluded that flawed decisions start with errors of judgment made by influential individuals.

The heart of the new reform is a restructuring of America's flawed insurance market.

Even the flawed and forlorn figure of Joe Keller seems to realise that.

It was suggested that his grand new theory might be wrong - the mathematics flawed.

For the Conservatives, the law is a deeply flawed effort that does not extend protection to political staffers or enforce compliance.

Boeing argues that its tanker is less risky and costly than its rival's and that the air force's evaluation process was flawed.

'I give them credit for terminations' of three flawed CEOs, he continued. But 'I question the wisdom of their hiring decisions. ''

The facts: Well, there is no solid way to prove or disprove it, since the very theory says the carbon dating of this age is flawed.

Meaning studies that are outdated, unrepresentative or flawed can be presented as having more importance than they actually possess.

Removing a warming mask, even if it is a flawed mask, would expose the planet to even more rapid and probably dangerous warming.

Perhaps his most achievable goal in the remainder of his current term is to clean up Nigeria's flawed elections.

It's one thing when a designer says the current methods are flawed, but it is quite another when a cognitive neuroscientist says so.

Any system has flawed, draws back in the Wuhan light valley after the game, following also has the tactic to mix the cards the question.

We tell ourselves, our heroes are weak and flawed, just like the rest of us.

Thus showing the inherently flawed nature of wealth lists.

These 360-degree appraisals are hopelessly flawed, and will almost certainly have no effect on your boss's future behaviour.

These kinds of questions are at the heart of film noir. The hero is always flawed.

I began to feel better about our flawed dog.

It is the American story -- a story of flawed and fallible people, united across the generations by grand and enduring ideals.

The opinion of China in the United States is really kind of off; the idea of China is really flawed.

A flawed education system means the few businesses doing well enough to hire often struggle to find the necessary talent.

The immediate cause of the vulnerability was that one of Sendmail's security checks was flawed, permitting a buffer overflow.

Unfortunately, this view is completely flawed and I would like to spend some time explaining why.

The American food supply is still flawed, as this year's panic over salmonella in produce showed.

As a result, their significance cannot be well tracked by the state-generated statistics that serve as a flawed window into China's economy.

I continue to marvel at the humility of a sovereign God who descends to live inside us, his flawed creatures.

So it's pretty clear to me that most venture backed investments don't fail because the business plan was flawed.

China's government initially blamed flawed signaling and human error. It recently postponed public release of its crash findings.

Dr. Frank Sacks of the Harvard School of Public Health agreed and also said the study was flawed.

These flawed trade deals are the wrong medicine at the wrong time, Trumka said in a statement yesterday.

And the same flawed human beings with a better system will be able to produce better results.

If the immovables or movables of a co-owner obtains from the severance is flawed, the other co-owners shall share the losses.

The hacker can use a flawed hypervisor to identify the neighbors of a healthy virtual machine and monitor their activity.

He persuaded tens of thousands of right-wing paramilitaries to disband, albeit under a flawed agreement.

But a new analysis, presented at a major US science meeting, says the transport comparison was flawed.

If you have to ask someone for help, well that means you're flawed, that means you're weak, right?

So, at the last minute, did America, dashing hopes that a black president would warm to a discussion, however flawed, on racism.

For almost 100 years, a huge piece of flawed Carrara marble lay in the courtyard of a cathedral in Florence, Italy.

That goes for European countries too, which could assess Mr Paulson's initial, flawed version of his $700bn plan before tweaking it.

The decade-long situation was a step backwards for reconciliation, made worse by the media's flawed coverage.

But the dead deserve to be treated with respect, however flawed or horrible the cause in which they died.

Although 174 nations ratified the admittedly flawed Kyoto accords to reduce carbon levels, the U. S. walked away from them.

Even if the relationship were more equitable, to pursue it at this stage would be a flawed strategy.

From Main Street's point of view the Obama administration has done too little to control the costs of this flawed system.

As a depth psychologist I observe regularly that behind the oedipal disturbance lie flawed self object responses.

"My only hope is they don't get bogged down in the strong-flawed-woman show and they don't go to the next scary risk, " Ms. Kohan says.

As flawed as the election may have been, there may be some cause for guarded optimism.

His awareness that he too is subject to such flawed thinking makes him a perpetually trustworthy guide.

But despite spending millions of dollars and hiring thousands of auditors, some companies acknowledge that many of the programs are flawed.

The former construction engineer was not a great builder of institutions; the democracy was flawed.

And a more flawed single market will damage the UK's relationship with the EU.

If mainstream economic theory is fundamentally flawed, we are no better than doctors diagnosing with astrology.

The credit crunch is in part the consequence of a flawed regulatory system.

Having said all of this, a Detroit bail-out is going to happen anyway, so how can the US get the most from its flawed investment?

How about former CIA Director R. James Woolsey: ". . . the use of this highly flawed instrument should be radically curtailed. "

He landed a few punches on the Democrats in general and Hillary Clinton ( "fatally flawed" ) in particular.

When we fast-forward to the Java language, we perceive that multiple inheritance is just as flawed as private inheritance.

Citations, of course, are an even more flawed measure of quality for staff economists, who tend to be younger.

But the chance of achieving even these modest aims is being jeopardised by too few troops and a flawed strategy.

But the chance of achieving even these modest aims is being jeopardized by too few troops and a flawed strategy.

And yet the e-book is fundamentally flawed.

The flawed data explain about half of the difference, but the rest is admittedly due to Beijing's policies.

were victims of a flawed business plan, like many Internet firms; or have een engaged in "outright fraud. "

The President admits that while the bill is flawed, it is better than doing nothing at all.

Analyst warned however, that betting solely on onshore gas producers based on the BHP takeover today would be a flawed strategy.

Holding people accountable for flawed and faulty plans discourages people from taking the right actions when information becomes available.

The Constitution is a remarkable document, and eminently worthy of the reverence heaped on it, but it's also flawed.

Does this mean that our approach to systems engineering -- which calls for the separation of logical and physical perspectives -- is flawed?

Had its financial soundness changed dramatically in nine months since it received New York Fed approval or were the standards flawed?

First, the scale of the housing boom means history is a flawed guide to how big a retrenchment is in store.

The list for the parliamentary elections produced by the independent election commission was flawed.

But I found it hard to believe that only this tic-tac-toe game was flawed.

We argue that the conceptual and technical basis for DALYs is flawed, and its assumptions and value judgements are open to serious question.

Flawed they may be, but they still have the capacity to be the canaries in the mine.

Some believed that it used the wrong computer architecture (32-bit), and was fundamentally flawed.

The financial crisis and economic downturn have forced world leaders to recognize that the old thinking and dogmas were flawed.

Policymakers are struggling to fix the flawed fundamentals of eurozone economies without burning through banks' capital cushions.

In the spirit of the nutcracker revolutionaries, I would like to warn you that I think the Asian business development model is flawed.

When a hypervisor is flawed or compromised, all instance resources and data request queues are compromised.

Mr. Jobs once dismissed the Kindle by saying "the whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read anymore. "

Flawed understanding is better than ignorance (just).

In his opinion, human nature is seriously and permanently flawed. To better human life, enlightenment is needed.

As I figure it, the Obama economic team is biding time, slowly leaking the ugly truth about its flawed budget as quietly as possible.

Fong Sai Yuk 2 - Formerly my favorite movie. Although flawed , it has unmatchable sentimental scenes backed with the most beautiful music .

Both aviation giants are moaning loudly that their production systems and supply chains are flawed, albeit for ostensibly different reasons.

But think of those boots and those wasted lives: planned markets are flawed, unstable and excessive too.

A sound business case is a powerful tool for staying Agile when others may want to revert back to a flawed but familiar comfort zone.

The Human Tissue Authority's position on the retention of body parts for medical research after a postmortem examination is equally flawed.

Jesus says that, among weak and flawed human beings, justice without mercy isn't really justice at all.

Egypt and Saudi Arabia have been reliable, if flawed, allies. Should they stumble, the West's interests in the region will be imperilled.

This is not just reinforcement, they say, but a long overdue reversal of the whole flawed post-invasion strategy Mr Rumsfeld left behind.

The world isn't fatally flawed; it provides a perfectly adequate model for the next stage.

Most of the recent mistakes can be traced back not just to flawed execution but to flawed thinking.

But I want you to always remember that people are flawed as well.

Many published papers were flawed, despite leading medical journals' sometimes arrogant insistence on a high standard of peer review.

This criticism is flawed in its failure to closely differentiate Economies of Scale and Learning Effects.

Me that human beings are flawed individuals.

Don't worry. . . if their building practices are as cheap and flawed as the products they sell us, the buildings won't last long.

Manufacturers could also salvage troubled multicore chips by circumventing flawed circuitry.

Unfortunately, it is equally certain that the new arrangements will also be flawed.

The traditional transmission network and IP network has shown flawed in various ways in dealing with the new IP packet bandwidth business.

I have often wondered, though, just how far he would go with his ethically abhorrent and intellectually flawed "ticking bomb" scenario.

But one thing is for sure, the arguments over his deeply flawed financial legacy will keep lawyers busy for years.

His Protestant heirs continue to view the New Testament as a seriously flawed historical document.

Everyone from the communications industry to child protection rights and online civil liberties groups think this idea is deeply flawed.

But I know it is going to be flawed.

Although a deeply flawed and unquestionably hypocritical organization, the AU easily beats its sorry predecessor.

But they are nationalists whose instinct in the face of external attack will surely be to rally around their leaders, no matter how flawed.

Mr Weill's creation, backed by a host of executives, directors and investors ever since, has proved horribly flawed.

Mr Mugabe, for his part, insists that the opposition recognise his flawed re-election.

Arguments that the rise in the business tax burden reflects the strong growth in profits in Australia are flawed.

Even after its recent flawed election, Iran, a supposed theocracy, shows greater democratic vitality than most Arab countries.

Shame and humiliation, along with a feeling of being flawed, are this style's prominent emotions.

In particular, notice that the first version of the solution (the test-after version) made the same flawed assumption about data types.

The US dollar is a terribly flawed currency and will continue to have serious problems.

Flawed wines to avoid at all costs. Practically undrinkable.

If the answer is yes, then his administration's failings were due less to a flawed diagnosis and more to a matter of execution.

A furor has been growing as evidence has surfaced that mortgage lenders have been using flawed court papers to evict homeowners.

That means any programme to fix finance should address the problem of flawed incentives in the public sector, in particular in supervision.

Spell checkers are a great feature, but most are flawed in their simplicity.

In such a case, they are implicitly relying on a flawed approach.

Utopia and other groups are critical of what they see as flawed safety tests, especially one in which mice were fed Bt toxin.

Man's religious systems are all flawed, taking given truths and twisting them into control and political advantage over other men.

Recovery from the economic crisis should not mean a return to the flawed and unjust path that got us into trouble in the first place.

While most sex educators agree that teens need better information, the premise of the program seems very flawed.

This meant that interpretations of "what causes what" were necessarily flawed.

Unlike the perfect, invincible comic book superheros of other companies, Lee made Marvel's new characters flawed, more human.

Mark Cuban thinks Yao Ming's inclusion on the All-Star team is an example of a flawed voting system.

Western leaders say the world is becoming a more dangerous place, yet few admit that their flawed thinking is bringing this about.

J Street criticises the "flawed" mandate Mr Goldstone received from the UN but says Israel should take the findings seriously.

The model is flawed but is a reminder that growth, especially of the top-line but also profitability, is not the whole story.

I believe this fatally flawed his understanding of the challenges and difficulties.

Such near-unanimity came as a surprise to those who dismiss the assembly as a dictators' club and the rights council as deeply flawed.

But the market's closure has sparked strong criticism within China, with state media charging that Russian customs policies are flawed.

Support for Mr Putin has fallen in Moscow since protests broke out months ago over similarly flawed parliamentary elections.

But even a flawed proposal is better than inane cries for leadership.

Politicians must keep it that way, strengthening and not demolishing the institutions of their raucous, flawed democracy.

It could have , but it didn't . After a flawed, politicized and divisive trial, Mr. Hussein was handed his sentence : death by hanging .

But campaigners insisted the research was "seriously flawed" and would falsely reassure mobile phone users.

If we fail to confront the flawed structures and social tensions that undermine macro-stability, the poor will be the first casualties.

The same fate has befallen the big three credit rating agencies, whose deeply flawed ratings were exposed when the US housing bubble burst.

Securitised assets using this flawed methodology were used as collateral in other deals, compounding the error.

Four months ago the government of Meles Zenawi, who presumably agreed to her release, easily won another flawed general election.

Often, it is the candidates themselves who expose flawed suppositions during the interview process.

All accounting regimes are flawed, and fair-value is no exception.

After you explore the data, you can decide if the dataset contains flawed data, and then you can devise a strategy for fixing the problems.

Further investigation has revealed just how flawed Facebook's infringement reporting system is.

The serious aim is to highlight papers that, although perhaps flawed, may still be interesting.

The car-seat buyers were apparently able to disregard the flawed rankings and pay attention to the correct information.

It hangs in Philadelphia to this day, flawed and silent, but still a potent symbol of America's fight for freedom.

That said, I am pretty darn certain that this result is flawed.

This has led some people to speculate that the increased rate of failure is proof that the current funding model is flawed.

"The federal government's approach to the epidemic in black America is fundamentally flawed, " Gayle said.

We know, too, that nothing better than the market system is on offer, however flawed. Financial markets fail.

ESB-oriented architecture is inherently flawed in that it builds connectivity no one might ever want to use.

The flawed China proposal skews the balance and is disruptive to trade relations.

and revised in 2003. Yet, once we acknowledge that the current state of sexual education is flawed.

Congressional leaders, he says, use earmarks as bribes to get the lower ranks to support flawed spending proposals.

The City remuneration culture, MPs found, was "fundamentally flawed" .

The essence of the takings determines that analyzing only from the legal or economic aspect is flawed.

The words of the wise hopelessly flawed but without notice, Elizabeth unexpectedly wickham nose was blinded by love.

Benedict argues that Marx was flawed, above all, because he misunderstood the human condition.

Siddiq al-Turabi, the old man's son, says Mr Bashir has used a flawed election to justify a return to repression.

But my practice of honesty was flawed because I misunderstood the difference between being honest and telling the truth.

The idea of an automatic trading system is fundamentally flawed.

She says the federal case was flawed, citing testimony by a prosecution expert witness.

It made sense that he would somehow find a way to attack a ship that he already knew had a flawed security system.

But the economics of that look flawed.

She says H. R. 6899 contains a flawed renewable energy portfolio standard (RPS) that will distort energy markets and increase energy prices.

If he is not yet calm, then any further demands on him will result in more tension and flawed results.

Finally they concluded that postwar American role of global leadership was itself deeply flawed .

It's a seriously flawed bill, we'll spend years if not decades fixing it, but it's nonetheless a huge step forward.

As the past year's events have demonstrated, those models can be seriously flawed.

Its demise has been attributed to flawed market design, weak governance and price manipulation by market participants.

A decade ago, emerald prices tumbled after a well-known jeweller was sued over a flawed stone.

Flawed understanding of the business problem.

The new board, programmes and institutions mean there is now more to the UN process than the flawed Kyoto protocol.

There are many who say this birth-order stuff is squishy science; that the research is flawed and paints families with too broad a brush.

A flawed reactor design and inadequately trained workers caused the Chernobyl accident.

If you see the PHP code itself then your PHP and Apache installation or configuration is flawed.

There is no "smoking gun" e-mail establishing that Mr Tourre thought the securities were flawed.

He had sensed then that the dean believed he, Vincent Lord, was flawed by some defect of character.

This seriously flawed study misleads the public and decision makers about the safety of mobile phone use.

So the search box is still flawed, but much less obtrusive .

doses of flawed rabies vaccine for human use produced by a Dalian company were brought into Xi'an.