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and the results would be unreliable at best
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This morning, Theoton had explained that the testimony of an accused slave was considered unreliable, except for that extracted under torture
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knew if she refused, Stenarch could construe her silence as the action of an unreliable witness
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Rosemary was unreliable
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Men are so unreliable in so many things, which is a shame, but one thing that can always be counted on is their greed
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Our perceptions are oftentimes unreliable, predisposed to conditioning and experience that undermines an individual‘s ability to see and think clearly
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There has been a disturbing tendency in recent years to categorically broaden (read: create more poor people) descriptive statistics designed to either support or reject existing assumptions relating to poverty rates that are oftentimes overstated, unreliable, unsupported by fact and likely to provide biased conclusions about poverty, its definition, extent, causes and prognosis for the future
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They are dependable on unreliable interpreters who cannot be trusted and probably works for the terrorists also
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Psychopaths and other mentally ill people are simply too unreliable for terrorism for you need to be able to control a terrorist to prevent destruction of the group
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There it was again: that feeling that the comfortable and secure had suddenly become the unreliable
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“I mean they’re unreliable eye-witnesses,” and the applause broke out for a moment
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He's stupid, unreliable, obviously trapped in his own fantasy worl-”
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“I have always found scouts unreliable,” Buzun said
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Hayward contends that if the operators of the global warming apparatus can’t offer a similar percentage of probability that their predictions are accurate, which they do not, this should mean to a scientist that their predictions are unreliable and useless
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I peered at my new house guests, they seemed to be psychologically stable, not exactly the typical offspring of my lovable, unreliable, irresponsible, confirmed bachelors of brothers
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and low, and also the conviction, that drugs are unreliable and,
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It is also intermittent, erratic and unreliable
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The lesson we can learn from Europe is that energy produced from wind is too expensive, unreliable and should be left to private businesses
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As he proved unreliable and uncooperative, the power shifted entirely to the National
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with someone unreliable or that has a bad reputation that they didn't know about
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Historical research discovered radio messages from the flight in an age of uncertain radio communications, rough landing zones, and unreliable maps and charts
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Calvin also knew that information extracted from torture was occasionally useful but often unreliable
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"They are unreliable
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deteriorating, sometimes to the point of becoming completely unreliable
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He is unreliable in business
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He is unreliable, reckless, a fraud
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No one likes employing coke-heads, they are just too unreliable
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Sometimes maps would depict imaginary lands, as a result of unreliable stories
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The younger lad was cheerful and vivacious, but indolent and unreliable; the older son was steady and industrious, at the same time self-centered, surly, and conceited
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“I can provide additional information that will show Doctor Donovan to be an unreliable witness," Pratt said defensively
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Her ship’s sensors were unreliable and her synapses were burned
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They warped enough for navigation to be unreliable
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Joey leaned forward and cupped his hands around his mouth and said to Lezura’s waist, “You hear that, Donnowarru, you’re an unreliable wizard!”
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elevators in this dilapidated building are unreliable
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As a writer, you are too close to the work to catch all the errors, even with that unreliable, bizarre tool, spellchecker
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When this data was presented to the health officials, the latter said these were statistics collected by housewives and therefore unreliable
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First, wind power is intermittent and unreliable
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Do not wait for trains to become available: you know how unreliable the railway system has become lately
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These unreliable sources charge you – it’s not a small investment, either – all in the name of greed
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Such ammunition would be unreliable
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window frames, and the rental agency was unreliable
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You should thus not be surprised to see how the Korean people distrusts the United States, or why the South Korean troops under your command are so unreliable
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She was no racist, but the men of the 24th Infantry Regiment, a segregated unit, had acquired a bad reputation as poor, unreliable soldiers during this war
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that no measurement is meaningful; in that case we may use an unreliable indicator only to
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Stock screens have an unreliable history for the very reasons discussed above: The
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The reference to a 4-week study in the above Magnuson review is therefore unreliable and suspect
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‘’The AN-M2C 20mm cannon has always proved unreliable in the past, Major
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Replacing reliable machineguns with more powerful but unreliable cannons doesn’t sound like a smart move to me
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What if she found out, and the prank made her think me too unreliable? Still, I could hardly go
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34 Unfortunately, she is just as unreliable as the other
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If you are inconsistent, you give off the subconscious message that you are unreliable
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increase his cultural level is to fill his brain with a pile of unreliable and
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He just wasn’t sure if she would take to someone who seemed so unreliable
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But they were unreliable, Aiden didn't have the money anyway, and going to someone like that, even in secret, would have completely shattered his already fragile sense of honor and respect
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temporarily deem unreliable and as such, questionable
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If you've never experienced it, you will not know how enjoyable an expedition can be when you don't have to repair, fix, or mend things, or don't need to take extra care because of some unreliable accessory
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So then you want a conspiracy theory to be as blatant and as staged, in your face and unreliable as the
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The conclusion we’ve arrived at we cannot say that maybe is based on unreliable
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that case their answers would be guided, and so, the results would be unreliable
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And as we got closer to the city, Arthur’s horse began again her wild shying; here I heard Llachlan say to him that his horse was yet another mistake he had made—female of course, so was an unreliable mount to take anywhere, let alone into battle
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based on unreliable or false facts
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At his age his erections had become fickle and unreliable
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Only at the beginning of the founding of the Rothschild dynasty was their secret wealth was guessed and estimated, and even that is an unreliable skimpy bit of evidence
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Still, the rooms had private bathrooms of debatable cleanliness and telephones of unreliable efficacy
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It produced drunk workers; who were unreliable, did shoddy work, and produced shoddy products
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Rafferty's mind did a little wandering too, to the interesting question of why she should seek to convince him that the old lady was unreliable as a witness
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Do you seriously imagine Lady Evelyn would confide her intentions to a man who had proved himself so unreliable, so untrustworthy? She probably told him she'd bought Miranda off and that he'd seen the end of her
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The team had progressed in silence for most of the time, except to confirm that their watches were unreliable again, and to agree with JD’s suggestion that Doug’s watch, while questionable, was the best they had
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Drug slaves are unreliable and untrustworthy
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unreliable to varying degrees
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unreliable and conflicting versions told by the New Testament guarantees that no one can easily
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They view the slave army as expendable and unreliable, which they're partially right in believing
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The heart is unreliable
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How would he fit into her unreliable family dynamic when so much was up in the air?
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unreliable and his trust will have been shaken in
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He's overly unreliable
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With the market being so unreliable, people do not know whether their purchase will increase much in value
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Even taking into account the material presented in this book and the strategies outlined for encouraging and supporting transitions between the levels of awareness the rate of global change seemed too ponderous and unreliable to ensue that we would avert a global crisis
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Or what I believed were my bearings—my orienteering skills were still rather unreliable
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New instructors, elderly townsmen of unreliable sobriety and disposition, are brought in
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I have tried to point out areas where she may be unreliable
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and the blame lies with the official who allow such unreliable rports [sic]
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Carmody had suffered so much injury to the brain that she was an unreliable witness for herself
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“Well, then, is it fair to say that any testimony she gave in this traumatized condition was questionable, even unreliable?”
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Her source was unreliable – a half-open hacker site – but it was for this reason that she had turned up at the professor’s lecture at the Royal Institute of Technology and given him a hard time about singularities deep within black holes
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And the witness who suggested that there was something going on was unreliable, she said
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And it’s my fault, because I’m an unreliable witness
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I don’t know how many tens of thousands of kronor I spent on private detectives and other unreliable people who promised to help me
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The best he had was this rough sketch, with an unreliable scale and so-called details in which he dared not place much trust
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In dreams, time exists, though not as we know it in the waking world, strangely distorted and unreliable, as if on a subconscious level we’re aware that time isn’t enduring, that it is not a required condition of our existence, that there comes a point when we will have no need of it
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The formula had been changed to diluted morphine and peppermint, but people still believed it could be distilled to yield a mild, if unreliable, high
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Our unreliable van would usually lose the race, so we would arrive to find that the shop had been cleared out and might have to settle for two old Hiwatt bass cabinets to serve as a PA
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A lot of people had headed for Houston or Baton Rouge, but the lines of communication were broken or twisted, and much of what was being said was little more than unreliable hearsay
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Amory had long known women to be unreliable (even his fool sister); how could he possibly be construed to have invited one here? Nor had either of them bothered to change into civilian garb, or otherwise play down their difference from the cheaply but neatly dressed Latins
