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"There is a margin for error".
I don't have much of a margin for error.
There wasn't much of a margin for error".
, we think Gertz provides an adequate safeguard for the constitutionally protected interests of the press and affords it a tolerable margin for error by requiring some type of fault". We think that these observations remain sound, and that they control the disposition of this case.
There are several reasons for the demise of the Knicks' defense: they make mental mistakes and stray from their game plan; they consistently get beat off the dribble; they have a tiny front line that affords them no margin for error.
At first blush, the setup seemed like it afforded scant margin for error, given that the AAA investment portfolio was less than 1% larger than the credit default swap obligations.
Woods, who finished tied for the lead with Vaughn Taylor after a six-under-par 65, was not the only player to benefit from the remarkably soft conditions Thursday, especially early on, when the spongy fairways and greens afforded golfers an unusual margin for error.
It is the tall bowlers who have a greater margin for error and a difficult trajectory.
Quarterback Kerry Collins is presiding over an offensive operation with a small margin for error.
It's not a stunt that seems to allow a large margin for error.
With such a huge ramp, there will be a small margin for error.
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