And the report itself, now being hailed by sympathizers for its nearly poetic, tightly woven and highly condensed style, will probably be found wanting by critics for exactly the same characteristics.
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"I hope that decades from now, when history is written, the role of that generation will be appreciated and that I will not be found wanting against the measure of their fortitude and vision, " he said.
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Perhaps feeling guilty that so many indications of danger were not acted upon in the months leading up to Sept . 11, the administration has made it clear that it will not be found wanting because of inaction.
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He considers it " unreasonable " that Brown, who has reached the 50-victory plateau faster than any coach in Texas history, would be found wanting by alums in light of a 50-15 mark that includes consecutive 11-2 finishes.
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Graf said she hoped this final-round struggle would help identify the 12th-ranked Huber as a player " to watch for " rather than a player who will forever be found wanting because her accomplishments haven't piled up as fast and furiously as Graf's.
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The chief executive gave a statement that if a causal link between the toxins and the limb deformities was ever proven he would " offer an unreserved apology ", however he believed " that the judgement is unsound and will be found wanting on appeal ."
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I daresay with matters to which I devote effort, Tarage would be found wanting in level of professional competence compared to me, but this whole process leaves me with progressively less motivation to treat it with respect and I haven't paid all that much attention to it.
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Instead, Random House agreed to an unusual clause that Miss Collins's agent, the late Irving ( Swifty ) Lazar, sought for his celebrity clients : Anticipating that their prose might be found wanting, Lazar had insisted they be paid upon completion of their manuscripts, regardless of whether the publisher thought the writing had merit.
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The idea of sending of a message, through a messenger, from one person to another is not to be found wanting in the Hindu epics but it was taken up as an independent theme for a poem firstly by Ghatakarpara and later on by Kalidasa, Dhoyi, Udaya, Bhavabhuti and many other poets of note . "'Sandesa Kavya "'belongs to the category of Khandakavya.
