This is no bad thing: familiarity is part of what ties businesses to Office, when they could use open source alternatives at much lower cost.
("A showing of familiarity and bad breeding necessary to impress others with his democracy," Ickes wrote in his diary. "I suppose that…to Garner the King was simply a visiting Elk").
The problem is that familiarity is bad at predicting whether we can recall something.
When there were 30-odd three-day matches in the season, captains' contrivances (and declaration bowling) got a bad press – a case of familiarity breeding contempt.
"And once they get it, it's like a big, giant lightning bolt — pardon the pun — just like, 'Aha!' " As with the good news of familiarity versus the bad news of notoriety, Taser's efforts seem to all be about striking a balance.
It's a product of bad analyses and lack of familiarity of the Syrian situation.
It's a product of a bad analyses and lack of familiarity of the Syrian situation.
This familiarity bias makes us bad at the risks we face in daily life.
It's a product of a bad analyses, naivety and lack of familiarity of the Syrian situation.
A portrait of George W. Bush as a willful optimist who prizes familiarity and dislikes criticism and bad news.15 1WARLD WAR IV, by Norman Podhoretz.
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