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After some inexpert fumbling — ”I’m in the waste management business, everybody assumes you’re mobbed up, it’s a stereotype, and it’s offensive” — he offers her a classic parental half-truth: Some of his money comes from illegal gambling “and whatnot.”

Animal advocates are also concerned that these lions could be inbred as a result of poorly managed, inexpert breeding programs.

Only with a limited operating area and near-perfect information is it possible to bring driving A.I. agents up to a level of safety and reliability that rivals even the most inexpert humans.

That exposed a fact that the post-civil war triumphalism and lavish spending had papered over: He and his family were inexpert stewards of the government, especially on economic issues.

Worried: My inexpert observation is that often within a family system, the people who might benefit the most from therapy are the least likely to seek it, while those around them seek professional help for how to manage the challenges of the troubled relationship.