So aren't the protestations of terminal scruffiness and aw-shucks fallibility just a little disingenuous? |
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His Honour went through the process of suggesting to the jury that the fallibility of human memory could explain the discrepancy. |
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Being aware of my own fallibility makes it easier to accept shortcomings in others. |
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It's time to look seriously at whether we really need politicians anyway, given their fallibility and human weakness. |
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Future work in this area will add to our understanding of the fallibility of memories and how to spot the mistaken ones. |
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But the guarded apology and the honest admission of fallibility were important signals nonetheless. |
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The error is only further testimony to human fallibility, however, in the process of discerning the guilty from the innocent. |
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Ordinarily, we can cope with fallibility by shrinking the likelihood of a mistake. |
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And he acknowledges his own fallibility, the fact that he is part of the problem, in need of radical reform, dangerously prone to evil. |
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Internal disharmony and a fallibility from the penalty spot have proved to be their weaknesses. |
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The battle proved the fallibility of Hitler and the vincibility of the Wehrmacht, which up to then had enjoyed little but victory. |
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The errors that Dan made were not of moral turpitude but of human fallibility. |
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These diagnostic failures were not malpractice, but the fallibility of humans and machines. |
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It stuck the whole monsters-of-rock vibe way to the back, behind the fallibility and even behind the middle-aged anger of three multimillionaire dads. |
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It is perplexing that an entirely different sort of fallibility afflicted the team at Old Trafford. |
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It is a Tolstoyan study in human fallibility in the context of global history, the like of which nobody on this side of the pond has come close to emulating. |
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The best also reveal in their protagonists an acute sense of human fallibility and self-doubt. |
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It's an exercise, Mr. Mohowski said, that serves as a reminder of human fallibility. |
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So what happens, and it's sort of a human fallibility, is that we don't pay attention to the small things. |
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Blandings works as a comedy because it juxtaposes these characters' supposed nobility with their ludicrousness and fallibility. |
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Given the financial system's fallibility, regulation is bound to be fallible too. |
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At the same time, it's all too easy to mistake basic human fallibility for villainy. |
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Too many of our questions about fallibility, cost-effectiveness and privacy have not been properly answered. |
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Our frailty and fallibility will always find themselves in whatever system we establish. |
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An added concern is, once more, the fallibility of human justice, which can lead to the execution of innocent people. |
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The goal of this legal provision is to compensate for the fallibility of the technology itself. |
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They were quite aware of the fallibility of the security systems for electronic files. |
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Jesus knows of the fallibility of those whom he has chosen, of the one whom he has chosen. |
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I think it's to the credit of both papers that they acknowledge their fallibility, but the errors in question are rather more than slips of the pen. |
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A half-dozen wars showed McAllester the fallibility of other men, but it made him angrier at the world. |
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His sense of humour, always in evidence, made it impossible for him to seem pompous or self-important, and he never attempted to disguise his own fallibility as a human being. |
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Now their main fallibility is not being able to capitalise on chances. |
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An employer must allow for ordinary human fallibility. |
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The concession that some people have remarkably accurate recollections must be tempered with an understanding of the fallibility and selectivity of individual and collective memory. |
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However, upon closer inspection the bright pastels combined with sombre expressions in the portraits describe the fallibility of such relentless looking. |
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Precautionary principle: It absorbs notions of risk prevention, cost effectiveness, ethical responsibilities toward maintaining the integrity of human and natural systems, and the fallibility of human understanding. |
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While the economic crisis resulted from the fallibility of the rich, industrialized and developed countries, the LDCs are in the forefront of those bearing the brunt of it. |
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Human justice is imperfect, and the failure to recognize its fallibility can transform it into a source of injustice. |
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Ethics must allow for ordinary human fallibility. |
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Recognizing and admitting your limitations creates a space for students to identify with your fallibility, realizing that they cannot be expected to know everything either. |
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For Briano, the equipment is proof of human fallibility. |
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At Cambridge, Babbage saw the fallibility of this process, and the opportunity of adding mechanisation into its management. |
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If we are to re-establish a modicum of reality in this debate, we have to bear in mind that human fallibility and human culpability are not the exclusive prerogative of any one single ethnic group. |
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Technology aside, there is human fallibility and, on occasion, venality. |
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The concept includes risk prevention, cost effectiveness, ethical responsibilities towards maintaining the integrity of natural and social systems, and the fallibility of human understanding. |
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The essence of our safety challenge is to design systems that learn from failure and use that information to protect us from our own innate fallibility. |
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Moreover, continuing land conflicts along racial lines suggest the fallibility of efforts for reconciliation that fail to humanely and fairly address economic, political and social justice concerns. |
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You will learn something from your students if you admit your fallibility! |
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Human fallibility is a worthy lesson, he added. |
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However, human fallibility means that this will never happen, especially if umpires are given tools that create new ways for them to make an error. |
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