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"It's a relatively new tool," with flaws, inconsistencies and growing pains, but "just having them is a huge step in the right direction," said Lauren Asher, president of the Institute for College Access and Success, a nonprofit research and advocacy group that recently published a report saying that too many of the calculators are hard to find on college Web sites, and hard to use.
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If turnovers are the Pacers' fatal flaw, inconsistency has been the bane of the Knicks' defense all season.
She said that under the Second Circuit's decision, prosecutors could still point out specific flaws or inconsistencies in the defendant's testimony, but were simply barred from making "generic" adverse comments that were not tied to anything specific.
But he is a model, too, and "Springsteen on Broadway" contains suggestions on how to age: admit your flaws and inconsistencies, your put-ons, your masks, your fears and humiliations.
However, I would counter by saying that it is the job of a journalist to point out the flaws and inconsistencies of official policy; not to suggest a 39-point plan of their own.
On Facebook, contributors to the page "Ahmed el-Shahat lovers" trade barbs with supporters of Mr. Kamel, each going through the details of the accounts to find flaws and inconsistencies.
[Analysis] Did they find flaws or inconsistencies in their opponents' arguments?
3.96 1.80 + 2.16 Did they find flaws or inconsistencies in their opponents' arguments?
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