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The Commission recognized that the primary flaw in the California market design was the requirement for the three California utilities to buy and sell solely in spot markets . However this was , Mr. Kemble took leave of the audience , 23d June , 1817 , after acting , with unabated powers , the character of Coriolanus , which he probably chose , because in that he could neither have rival nor successor . If you do n't think you are worth much , neither will an employer . Sharing this executable specification removes ambiguity , duplication of information , and most importantly , helps to detect architecture flaws before the cost of modification becomes too high . I think part of the problem that you face is understanding that preventing 9/11 may be more about preventing the exploitation of security flaws than it is about dramatically expanding surveillance capabilities . For a society inspired by the liberal promise , the problem is not simply that justice remains always to be achieved , but that the vision is flawed , the aspiration incomplete .... Despite efforts to prove that Squillace was in a Greek-speaking vicinity and drew its monks from among native Greek speakers , the evidence seems to be that the bulk of the people for whom and with whom Cassiodorus was working neither spoke nor read the Greek language . They also signed a Treaty of Alliance , which stipulated that if France entered the war , neither country would lay down its arms until the colonies won their independence , that neither would conclude peace with Britain without the consent of the other , and that each guaranteed the other 's possessions in America . The Gove Inquiry ( 1995 : 43 ) found the child protection system to be " fundamentally flawed " and recommended the system be built on two foundational principles of being child centred and co-ordinated . These flaws prevented private sector finance from being used either efficiently or sustainably thus its potential benefits were not realised . HHS 's goal , namely , to complete the circle of protection for personal health information , is commendable but flawed . Two major activities of my research include ( a ) developing efficient techniques to detect system flaws and ( b ) enhancing debugging capabilities by building effective justification of the cause of these flaws . An important flaw of the book is that it ignores the military and the extent to which it has been infiltrated by extremist thinking . I do n't know of anyone who 's bought one of these yet , so there may be a fatal flaw in this plan . This argument , however , is also flawed . Obsessed , no.For every flaw , though , the movie has a strength . Speaking here at a recent conference on data integration and national security sponsored by Fairfax , Va. - based WebMethods Inc ., Woolsey said the concept of establishing a virtual private network called GovNet is " well and good , " but fatally flawed . This requires that information regarding previous security flaws and their resolution be maintained , as well as details regarding current security flaws . " God will there " <wipe away every tear> from their eyes , and death shall be no more , neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain any more , for the former things have passed away " But " <the first heaven and the first earth> " still exist about us and within us .