• The challenge is ensuring that the board does not see this individual as infallible or as a secretary.

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  • However, Reyes is not infallible and his warts as a ballplayer are just as prominent as his speed and exuberance.

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  • They aren't always infallible, though, and a few weeks ago, we saw a vulnerability in several builds of iOS 6 that granted access to the phone module without a passcode.

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  • It's far from infallible happiness being such a slippery, subjective thing but it would do no harm.

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  • Over the past four years, tales of plots and conspiracies thwarted by an almost infallible security team lulled us into a sense of security.

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  • He might eventually secure a talk show, or an infallible sitcom, or simply tour endlessly.

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  • Despite his pre-eminence as a conductor, Toscanini was not infallible on musical matters.

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  • They want it to be a referendum on reforms, on what interpretation of the idea of an Islamic republic should be applied - the reformist one, in which power comes from the people and all rulers should be accountable, or the conservative one, in which sovereignty comes from God and is presided over by a Supreme Leader whose word is infallible and unchallengable.

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  • It was another uneasy moment for a sport presumed not long ago be infallible.

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  • Although the success of drugs such as Prozac proves Lilly's marketing skills, the firm is not infallible: Xigris, its hot new treatment for a deadly condition known as sepsis, has had a lacklustre debut, in part because Lilly targeted too exclusive a group of specialists.

    ECONOMIST: Despite its poor results, Lilly's future may be rosy

  • "We were accusing a priest that -- in those days priests were infallible, " said Lynda De La Vina, who was 9 years old at the time.

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  • Makers of designer goods, of course, are no more infallible than other firms, but the companies concerned cannot help wondering whether they are victims of a new form of protectionism bad publicity.

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  • He wouldn't allow the defense to argue that no one's memory is infallible and blocked testimony from an expert witness who had made extensive studies of memory--especially what happens when a person handles the multitudinous tasks Libby was tackling 14 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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