Financial advisers are always "buying at the wrong time and selling at the wrong time because they're emotional, because they read what is happening," he added.
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I was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"It's a fair comparison at the wrong time," he said.
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"It's a fair comparison at the wrong time," Khosrowshahi said.
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He wasn't in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Gatorade showers are meant to come at the wrong time.
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"The caution came out at the wrong time," Logano said.
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She was at the wrong time of day (on NBC).
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" He added: "Obviously, two terrible goals at the wrong time.
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We were in the right place at the wrong time.
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"Retaliatory tariffs would come at the wrong time," he said.
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That would be the wrong move at the wrong time.
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Delayed, they may go through smoltification at the wrong time.
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He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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A slavish devotion to maximizing return for risk can put an investor into a portfolio she can't tolerate, leading to either selling at the wrong time or getting greedy and buying at the wrong time.
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Sometimes you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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I've also been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Levine apparently was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Delaware State (3-10) definitely caught Indiana at the wrong time.
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Unfortunately, he ran into the wrong guy at the wrong time.
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Perhaps she's just on the wrong block at the wrong time.
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" I thought, "I really got into media at the wrong time.
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All you have to do not clap at the wrong time.
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But I could have blinked at the wrong time and shanked.
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But, to my detriment, I was born at the wrong time.
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They were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"She's the wrong person at the wrong time," Trump said of Clinton.
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You came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend.
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It just got away from us at the wrong time in Buffalo.
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Trading equities at the wrong time today could have permanently impaired wealth.
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THEN WE RAN INTO THE CLEVELAND I INDIANS AT THE WRONG TIME.
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And when someone capitulates, it's usually at the wrong time, Gundlach said.
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Others say the referendum is the right idea at the wrong time.
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Trump already appears to be the wrong man at the wrong time.
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"I could have blinked at the wrong time and shanked," Federer said.
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"That vehicle sends the wrong message at the wrong time," he said.
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Truly, truly sorry... I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Florida State is slumping at the wrong time, having dropped five of six.
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But I just figured I was coming at the wrong time of day.
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This can happen when a new viral strain arises at the wrong time.
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For one thing, I felt the sting of selling at the wrong time.
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"They were at the wrong place at the wrong time," Captain Lenderman said.
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I've always said, 'You can find the right person at the wrong time.
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He was just at the wrong place at the wrong time this morning.
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Justin just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"She was just at the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.
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I didn't have that clarity, and maybe I found it at the wrong time.
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His hands stay vertical and his elbows never straighten out at the wrong time.
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His family saying, he was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" Then he shrugged: "Wrong place at the wrong time, and with the wrong people.
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Seen by the wrong person at the wrong time, could it even be dangerous?
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Was he targeted or was he in the wrong place at the wrong time?
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Lots of people bought too much stock and then sold at the wrong time.
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Opening a bottle at the wrong time, many believe, risks missing that special moment.
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But you might be reaching out to contacts at the wrong time of day.
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Simply put, my car had been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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When you see them chase after passive management, it's probably at the wrong time.
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If they're charging and discharging at the wrong time, no RTE is high enough.
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You can lose a lot of money having the right idea at the wrong time.
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She sees children killed simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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He, in other words, was a man at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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For those "life happens" expenses that always seem to crop up at the wrong time.
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If you're literally, if you're at the wrong place at the wrong time, you're gone.
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"She came out of the house at the wrong time," he told PEOPLE while sobbing.
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"Light at the wrong time of day is now recognized as a carcinogen," Schmidt said.
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"We just got really smacked in the wrong place at the wrong time," Landrieu said.
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Or simply people in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people.
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But kill too many cells or at the wrong time, and development goes awry, drastically.
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They were in the wrong place at the wrong time, and paid with their lives.
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R. 582 is the wrong wage at the wrong time, implemented in the wrong way.
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Maybe I came to it at the wrong time, or my expectations were too high.
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"It was just me being at the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.
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And any way you cut it that is the wrong message at the wrong time.
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You can lose a debate by simply saying the wrong word at the wrong time.
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Tompkins was in the wrong place at the wrong time in December 1988, Vascetti said.
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So much collateral damage, so many people in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Maybe they just said no because you came up at the wrong time for them.
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The problem, however, is that the company revamped its business at the wrong time, Cramer said.
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A plane's safety inspector misses something, or someone meets the wrong person at the wrong time.
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He was, in almost every way, the wrong man at the wrong time for that speech.
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"I think he was at the wrong place at the wrong time," he says of Miguel.
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You never want that to happen but it was the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Rainfall arrived at the wrong time in 2011/12 and hardly at all in 2008/09.
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Buy at the wrong time, and you end up with a house that slowly loses value.
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Generally, we worry about saying the wrong thing at the wrong time and fucking everything up.
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Drive Like Jehu had the misfortune of being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Nisa "was at the wrong place at the wrong time, with her childhood friend," he said.
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"My father always told jokes at the wrong time, like at funerals and wakes," she recalls.
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"It was simply a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mountain said.
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We scratch at the wrong angle at the wrong time — and that's where fuzzy chicks come in.
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""Yeah, she was definitely born at the wrong time — she would have been way better off today.
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She picked the wrong man, at the wrong time, in the wrong country, in the wrong office.
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Jamie Kennedy went crazy on a fan who burped at the wrong time during his standup set.
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If the rover's sense of time is thrown off, it may wake up at the wrong time.
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Regardless, Romero has a real gift for doing and saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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Some migrants, such as whales, were arriving at the wrong time to feed in traditional breeding grounds.
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Murdered not for what they have done or being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Audio from major NPCs constantly cuts out, or ends up glitching and playing at the wrong time.
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It turns out the mascots were choreographed by Aaron Gordon and came out at the wrong time.
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Or, you could be getting news at the wrong time of day or on the wrong platform.
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This builtin limitation prevents these plants from undergoing leaf growth at the wrong time of the season.
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He was a plaything of fate, the nonpareil man in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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With all the news from Charlottesville, I was feeling in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Sometimes one pops to life and starts dirty-talking and calling for "Daddy" at the wrong time.
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Another (not necessarily contradictory) answer is that he was in the right place at the wrong time.
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It may just indicate that you&aposre pitching to the wrong people or at the wrong time.
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It is absolutely detrimental when, during a lecture, students choose to interrupt me at the wrong time.
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"There should be no 'wrong place at the wrong time' in America," Kargou's father told VICE News.
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Cramer thinks this one was simply a case of being in the wrong industry at the wrong time.
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Or rather, the weird yet beautifully nuanced heartbreak of love in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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At the end of the day, he was very much in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Police believe that Levine's death was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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It's partly randomness that determines whether you happen to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time.
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Eating tea-leaf salad or guava at the wrong time of the month is also dicing with death.
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The problem was now clear: The pit crew was looking at the wrong things at the wrong time.
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For them, a misplaced step or being in the wrong place at the wrong time can be fatal.
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They believe this was revenge against Aaron, and Antonio was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" He added, "Thankfully, they were not killed simply for being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"He can be splendidly audacious at times and, sometimes, at the wrong time," wrote one of his comrades.
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"This decision sends a wrong signal at the wrong time," the German Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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"You just don't want to go out if you're sleeping at the wrong time of day," Threadgold says.
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"They're certainly the poster child for taking on a very large acquisition at the wrong time," said Glickman.
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Laughing, he explained that, during the first preview, the line had got a laugh at the wrong time.
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At the trial, prosecutors implied that I had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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But still, all this talk of an upcoming recession has me worried about investing at the wrong time.
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He said that he was simply in the wrong neighborhood at the wrong time — in the wrong era.
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It wouldn't be the first time the Fed embarked on a rate hike cycle at the wrong time.
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In a place where crime ruled, David Echegaray, Acuña's son, was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Despite the frightening encounter, it is believed that the officials were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Yuri was in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people," said Eric Creizman, Lebedev's lawyer.
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But she also was very hard line on family values — almost in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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The increased number of deaths wasn't just because more people were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Wilkins said he killed Silva because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, the documents said.
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In the summer of 1969, Lillie Belle Allen found herself at the wrong place and at the wrong time.
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Some of it was drug-related, some simply due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The girls are once again caught in the wrong place, at the wrong time, with a shovel in hand.
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Indeed, it almost felt as if I/O came at the wrong time of the year for the company.
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The biggest risk with investing is that you will do the wrong thing at the wrong time, Carson said.
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You are giving the right advice to the right audience but at the wrong time in their food life.
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We weren't nearly as big as any of those bands because we had done it at the wrong time.
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That's mainly because I went at the wrong time of year to get to stand in the circle though.
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"But the NBA is a lot more savvy and unfortunately Mr. Morey opened his mouth at the wrong time."
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Its autonomous flight control system fired at the wrong time shortly after launch, putting Starliner in the wrong orbit.
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From an economic perspective, the Republicans are fighting the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The first is the truth: The boys are just kids who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They were just two teenagers having sex; they were just doing it at the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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You may be looking at the wrong lot in the wrong suburb at the wrong time in the wrong industry.
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This kid is just in the wrong place at the wrong time...to the benefit of the rest of us.
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That frustration boiled over on Thursday, with Lauer as the wrong person in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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GURU got hit hard by a few names, and AlphaClone by its hedging position being implemented at the wrong time.
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Reuters witnesses said some of those detained appeared to be ordinary passersby in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"We have a great product, but we have it at the wrong time," Lordstown Mayor Arno Hill told CNN Business.
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The Constitution Pipeline is the wrong delivery system, using the wrong fuel, in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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Receiving data bits in the wrong order or at the wrong time can cause distortions, stutters, lag, and other problems.
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The wrong guys at the wrong time, because if it was just one guy he certainly could have handled himself.
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"You're always going to have one or two idiots that say the wrong thing at the wrong time," Clarke said.
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And a lot of people, unfortunately, paid a heavy penalty for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Also, just inhaling alcohol caused the participants to mess up more and press the wrong button at the wrong time.
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" But someone who doesn't agree could just be like, "That's a [expletive] bee that came in at the wrong time.
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If you keep that in mind, you can avoid loading up on single stocks or funds at the wrong time.
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The Boston Celtics have gone into a slump at the wrong time and are losing ground in the Eastern Conference.
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His lawyers, however, maintain that he was an aid worker who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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He was a brilliant sportsman, granted, but he was also a man from the wrong background, at the wrong time.
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In 2008, the first year we had The Black Angels, that was the year we hit it at the wrong time.
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This scares viewers just as much as it seems to scare Jesus, who walked into the scene at the wrong time.
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Some of the men were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, according to a US Attorney's Office statement.
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When women avoid getting pregnant at the wrong time, research indicates they're able to get more education and increase their earnings.
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But he keeps flubbing with carelessness – eating the wrong things, flirting with the wrong people, or peeing at the wrong time.
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If ever there was a "wrong war at the wrong time," the transatlantic trade conflict that's boiling this summer defines it.
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That's why so many people play idols at the wrong time, or don't play them at all when they need to.
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Then he told me the war we are fighting is the wrong war against the wrong enemy at the wrong time.
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And mostly, I'd like to stop worrying about saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, or in the wrong way.
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Most organisms introduced into a new environment will fail, often because they arrive in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" Repeating herself, she said, "I don't want to die early because I am in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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This part of his speech — in which he echoed his boss, President Trump — sent the wrong message at the wrong time.
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People sometimes tell me how tragic it was that Galen happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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While crashes were rare, I was concerned that an app freeze at the wrong time could mean sleeping through baby's cries.
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"Well, I was in the wrong place at the wrong time," Davis told CNN when asked to recount the 1998 incident.
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When there is an event with many helping hands, it would be easy to flip the switch at the wrong time.
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"He thrashed it in mid fight and my face happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," he recalled.
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President Donald Trump's ICE agents picked up a few hundred immigrants just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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One neighbor told FOX 5 that Callaway was shielding her son, and simply was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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In many ways, both of their downfalls came from saying too much at the wrong time, aided and abetted by social media.
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An overabundance of water appears to have been delivered to Puerto Rico at the wrong time, Ceiba's Mayor Angel Cruz told CNN.
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Other teams, however, sank by having the wrong engine at the wrong time or by using pay drivers rather than proven talent.
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But what the Böhmermann affair shows most impressively is that the deal was struck for the wrong reasons at the wrong time.
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Less than total will still be remarkable, up through Canada and down through Latin America, as daylight ebbs at the wrong time.
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Boeing's autonomous flight control system fired at the wrong time shortly after launch, the company explained, putting Starliner in the wrong orbit.
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I think he took a plea deal, but didn't do it; he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" Time Magazine, in 2010, compiled a list of the Top 10 times he was caught "saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney finally has the inflation he yearned for but there's too much of it at the wrong time.
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Catalina the puppy was in the wrong place at the wrong time, but she was on TV when the right people were watching.
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Perhaps, like Tommy's autumn swarm in North Carolina, Hayes had listened to the stupid gene and pulled up stakes at the wrong time.
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Ironic hatred, captured at the wrong time, was capable of pulling bedrock feelings of belonging and safety in a close community into question.
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Financial planner Dennis Morton writes that a 23 study of 2,000 Americans found 96% of them take Social Security at the wrong time.
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"That's horrible that animal deserves better, put on display because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time," a man added.
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It is very common that if you are at the wrong place at the wrong time, something like this could happen to you.
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One of the victims was not involved in drugs trafficking, and appears to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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There were male and female police officers and prison guards along with civilians who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Each are stubborn dudes that came along at the wrong time to be appreciated, and who were least interesting in their respective primes.
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The reality is, taking one's phone out at the wrong time is worse than belching because, unlike other peccadilloes, checking tech is contagious.
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As precarious a moment as it was, his presence on this call would simply have sent the wrong message at the wrong time.
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The official explanation of their death is that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, victims of bandits or rebels.
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Our parents were all people who had bought [Manhattan] real estate at the wrong time, they thought, living in this bankrupt, dirty city.
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The initial backlash against Predator resulted from a rare case of a blockbuster film being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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In terms of structure, the plot is dependent on Chula's family being consistently unlucky, being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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For all we know, they were Galleanists, "apostles for peace," or simply two Italian immigrants in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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But buy-and-hold investors often find this action disorienting, and it can chase them out of their holdings at the wrong time.
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Max and I are a specific variety of old friends: ones who went to many of the wrong places at the wrong time.
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This is about a mother or father, son or daughter, grandmother or grandfather who went into the marijuana business at the wrong time.
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A big part of Hyundai's problem is that the Genesis arrived at the wrong time, when Americans are flocking to sport-utility vehicles.
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But even so great an assurance as eternal life, at the wrong time and in the wrong hands, can come across as uncaring.
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"He thrashed it in mid fight and my face happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mulinder told Yahoo 7.
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"He, from the beginning, was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and has had his whole life upended by this," says Weisburst.
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"It's very cliché to say, but he was just a kid that was just in the wrong place at the wrong time," Tyler added.
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The meeting room was yellow, with a clock set at the wrong time and streamers on the wall left over from somebody's birthday party.
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That's because both Young Henry Deaver and The Kid don't age since they're both displaced, living in the wrong universe at the wrong time.
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The fate of two families rests on one bark, one growl, one sniff in the wrong part of the anatomy at the wrong time.
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But AI systems are still computer programs, which means they're prone to flipping out if you press the wrong button at the wrong time.
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When Kurtz mentioned a different poll from Monmouth University, someone in the control room put up the network trust study at the wrong time.
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But so many more offenders are indiscriminate in the sense that they will target whoever is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Their singer was a big 60s guy, a mod born at the wrong time, and he refused to do anything written outside the decade.
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" Incident with a bull could run the gamut from "goring" to "walked by a china shop at the wrong time and took some shrapnel.
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He has seven top-10 finishes in the majors, including two at Augusta, but has come unspooled at the wrong time in the past.
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"And on the talent side, these are world-class marketers, and they just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time."
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You don't wanna be in the wrong place at the wrong time, end up as That Guy who gets kidnapped and decapitated on camera.
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"This is exactly the wrong fiscal policy at the wrong time," said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Wright maintained he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and his conviction was only based on an illegal search and seizure.
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Though millions reside in the United States, often bolstering local economies, being in the wrong place at the wrong time could lead to deportation.
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"(He) was at the wrong place at the wrong time," Ochoa said in an interview on Wednesday from a family home in El Paso.
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While shares of Yeti have been trading below the company's initial public offering price, Cramer said the company simply went public at the wrong time.
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KHOSROWSHAHI: IT'S A FAIR COMPARISON AT THE WRONG TIME A LOT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES NOW ARE HOLDING OFF MUCH LONGER BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. SORKIN:RIGHT.
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Mix it with the wrong cream, use it in the wrong order or at the wrong time of day, and your skin will be destroyed.
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Riding in the so-called door zone can be fatal if someone in a parked car opens their door at the wrong time, she said.
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We don't want to lose an entire generation because they had the bad luck of being born in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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And, another Democratic strategist said, he could be the right prospective candidate at the wrong time for a party looking for diversity and new leaders.
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Director Adam Leon's fast-paced sophomore feature film is a classic summer heist film with young lovers in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"This coming absolutely at the wrong time," Bair added, noting that student debt, credit card debt, and other kinds of exposure were entering worrisome territory.
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He was in the wrong place at the wrong time and may have contravened some local regulations but he was not spying for any government.
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The characters all want things from each other that they can't deliver on; they're all in love with the wrong person at the wrong time.
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" Officials caution it is still unknown whether the ambush was avoidable as it may have been a case of "wrong place at the wrong time.
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She claimed that Sarah merely had been at the wrong place at the wrong time and that she had raised her child better than that.
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Do you ever sit and think, no, I was ejected into the unceasingly awful hell that is earth at the wrong time, in the wrong place.
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It's worth pointing out that the avalanche was undoubtedly triggered by Cavalade's snow-shredding antics—it wasn't necessarily a 'wrong place at the wrong time' scenario.
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"If you apply these signals at the wrong time you can potentially generate a brain instead of an inner ear," study author Karl Koehler told Gizmodo.
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"It could ruin a spacecraft in orbit around the Moon if it just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," says Metzger.
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Unfortunately, a door opened at the wrong time has the unintended side effect of bouncing our flashbang back into the middle of my five-man team.
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Muñoz says these women were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, subject to the whims of an unreasonably suspicious medical and judicial system.
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Even seasoned cannabis users can get lost in the mountains or ground an aircraft by getting high in the wrong place or at the wrong time.
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Unfortunately, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, fitting the exact description of a bank robbery suspect police believed was in the vicinity.
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Luckily for the Warriors, they have a failsafe if any of the issues with their bench guys–old or young–crop up at the wrong time.
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The new Thor is so good that it has a chance of ending the world if NASA gathers together and watches it at the wrong time.
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The defense argued that Mr. al-Imam was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, but prosecutors said he intended to commit deadly violence.
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The Heat shot 211 percent overall but went cold at the wrong time, posting only 218 points on 6-for-17 shooting in the final period.
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The mayor of Ceiba, Angel Cruz Ramos, told CNN he's grateful for the generosity, but believes that too much water was delivered at the wrong time.
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"[Robert Briscoe] was a bystander caught in the wrong place at the wrong time," Huron Township Police Chief Everette Robbins told reporters at a Monday press conference.
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You can stand in the wrong spot, get there at the wrong time, end up hanging out with the wrong people, or feel totally drained from dehydration.
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It can recognize if sales people are only talking about product features instead of benefits, or if they're pushing to close the sale at the wrong time.
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Today's a great indication [that] even if you have your documentation, and you're at the wrong place at the wrong time, you can still be at risk.
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But the '90s startup General Magic, as portrayed in a new eponymous documentary, was a team of gentle visionaries in the right place at the wrong time.
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Each journey in and out is a long haul of bureaucracy, checks and border crossings, and fear of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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You trust the wrong person, you play your idol at the wrong time, and suddenly a month of perfect strategizing blows up in a ball of fire.
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Skipping a pill or taking it at the wrong time of the day, though, can put women who have sex with men at risk of unwanted pregnancy.
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It's when a mystery cell signal starts taking over the minds of anyone unlucky enough to glob their dumb face onto a cellphone at the wrong time.
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But questions have arisen lately that the central bank may be raising at the wrong time as economic growth remains soft and inflation holds around 1.4 percent.
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"I was just at the wrong place at the wrong time, bottom line," Ms. Graswald said, noting the rough conditions the couple ran into on the water.
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A tense tale of survival complete with brutal gore and action, Green Room offers extremely stressful insight into being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The researchers have detected major TAD boundary disruptions that allowed the wrong control elements to stimulate muscle genes at the wrong time and in the wrong tissue.
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Famous Dex got arrested Thursday in NYC because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time ... and also because he was already a wanted man.
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Levesque said he thought their tussle might be over a cow, but who knows, one might have just said some shit to the other at the wrong time.
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They took it public at the wrong time, they made a lot of mistakes since then, they have an insane amount of executive turnover at their highest ranks.
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Bad timing from help from grandparents Grandparents may mean well by offering assistance, but if they give money at the wrong time, it can dent an aid package.
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Kathwari said his son had been upset by the Russian invasion of the country and was in the wrong place at the wrong time, according to the NewsTimes.
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The data on my phone, unprotected, is very telling and very valuable if I'm in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the right (or wrong) thing.
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Tevin: Yes we are scouting, carefully, carefully, we have done some acquisitions in the past, maybe at the wrong time; we did it at the $100 oil price.
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I pitched the wrong folks the wrong pitch at the wrong time, and that was with help from experienced VCs and entrepreneur friends helping me along the way.
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Unfortunately for Bush, he got unpopular at the wrong time and had an approval rating of just 34% in the final Gallup poll taken before he lost. 2.
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Training sessions lacked intensity because players feared injury more than usual: A bad tackle at the wrong time might have meant months without pay, without a new club.
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"We're hurting ourselves with negative yardage plays and missed throws and turnovers at the wrong time — and not being on the same page too many times," Rodgers said.
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It's a sobering reminder of how something so innocuous could have, at the wrong time and place, proved dangerous on its own, and led to the owner's arrest.
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But let me tell you, when it comes to this, you're looking for a fair process, you came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend.
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"My worry is that if we invest at the wrong time and in the wrong thing, the little nest we're starting to build could just disappear," Creager said.
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Richard Grenell, as close a friend and ally as he might be, is very much the wrong man at the wrong time as acting Director of National Intelligence.
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The gunman was targeting at least one person and most of the victims were "at the wrong place at the wrong time," Lancaster County Sheriff Barry Faile said.
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BECKY QUICK: I tried to get into this because we watch pendulum swings, and when you see investors chase after active management, it's usually at the wrong time.
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IS IT IN YOUR HANDS, OR IS IT A MACRO POINT, AS YOU SAY THAT YOU'RE IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME WITH YOUR GEOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE?
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Yes, as Chang said, the thrusters fired at the wrong time due to inaccurate clocks, but the underlying cause is tied back to the concept of orbital velocity.
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For example, people who must take antibiotics for extended periods, or shift workers who eat at the "wrong" time of day, may be at risk via these microbiome pathways.
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To help us cope with our own paralyzing dread of sending the wrong person the wrong message at the wrong time, we asked others about their worst texting fails.
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The escalation of problems with Sadr comes at the wrong time for Abadi who wants to keep the focus on dislodging Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul.
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This one was looking for food and was unusually bold, and sadly Rogers "ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time," Major Jim Juneau told the outlet.
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As safe as I felt Haiti to be, anyone caught in the wrong place at the wrong time could potentially run into trouble if he or she were unlucky.
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As always, a good idea at the wrong time can be bad—but watching clips from the almost forgotten show, I found myself wishing for the heartfelt Artstar reunion.
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It's hardly a bottomless well of resources, but it lessens the temptation to hoard equipment in fear of using that last hacking tool or biocell at the wrong time.
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Suleiman Abdullah Salim, one of the men profiled by The Times, was an itinerant Tanzanian laborer whose only crime was being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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When I was young, somebody told me, 'to be be right at the wrong time is to be wrong and to be wrong at the right time is right.
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We've normally got big cranes that bring in big 40-by-40 silks, so the actors aren't lit by harsh sunlight that's coming down at the wrong time of day.
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While this may seem like a minor change, in a game as unforgiving as LISA, Brad going into withdrawal at the wrong time usually means certain death for the party.
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Why it matters: The $1.5 trillion tax cut Congress is expected to approve by the end of the year would provide an added boost the economy at the wrong time.
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It's a good story, but they just lost at the wrong time in the wrong place, and it became all anyone remembers here in the United States about Soviet hockey.
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"I hope there would be a loud alarm if you turn it on at the wrong time," Brandon said, adding that overall, he thinks it sounds like a great invention.
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A friend described the murder as being at the "wrong place at the wrong time," in a northwestern state of Mexico that is plagued by deadly violence and drug cartels.
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Given that Tarantino admitted that he ignored many direct warning signs about Harvey Weinstein for decades, he is doubly the wrong man at the wrong time for the right franchise.
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But Ferrari lost its advantage many times through strategic misfires — sending drivers out at the wrong time and on the wrong tires in qualifying, or choosing poor pit-stop strategies.
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"Members ... have protection with large amounts of cash so if there is a downturn, they can weather through it rather than having to liquidate at the wrong time," Sonnenfeldt said.
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"This was a person who was in the wrong place at the wrong time," he said, adding that the bear likely reacted defensively to what it perceived as a threat.
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Twitter user Haley Funk posted this video of her practicing some ballet moves in her hallway, and her poor younger brother being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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By firing at the wrong time, the rocket achieved a speed different than that which would have put the rocket on a radial target toward the International Space Station (ISS).
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The story focuses on Dockery's Letty, a con artist just paroled from prison, whose life takes a dramatic turn when she winds up in a hotel room at the wrong time.
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"We were guilty of being very complacent and the funds didn't come, our horses were injured at the wrong time and I just missed qualifying by a hair's breadth," he said.
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The Fed is way more powerful than most people realize: If the Fed raises interest rates at the wrong time, it can trigger a recession that can destroy a president's career.
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"You can imagine, you start mind-wandering at the wrong time, like going down the stairs, or negotiating something tricky in your environment, that can lead to a problem," he says.
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I don't want an angry man with a thick accent loudly screaming in my ear because I accidentally used my Blink Dagger—a short-range teleportation item—at the wrong time.
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Dr. Wagner speculated that this shift was part of evolution's dismantling of a sensor system: "You don't want to have the old signal sending noise at the wrong time," he said.
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Wrigley Field was simply the wrong place at the wrong time for Elia, who has worked with a lot of the coaches and managers who are currently in the World Series.
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And then, when it comes that the alcohol has gotten out of your system, then the REM comes back perhaps at the wrong time, perhaps too strong, and it disrupts things.
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That's often dangerous: The need usually arises on narrow two-lane roads full of curves and undulating hills, and passing at the wrong time presents the danger of head-on collisions.
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The young man either happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time — or actually did murder a young woman he met one night while driving his father's cab.
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A: In reality, 95 percent of fires in California are caused by people — welding, grinding, pulling a car off the edge of the road, weeding at the wrong time of day.
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They've noticed the way front offices treat head coaches like demigods, but a player can get cut and never receive another penny if he sprains his ankle at the wrong time.
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" Before he was appointed to the cabinet, Thammanat had said that he received a minor conviction in Australia in 1993 because he was "at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" Before he was appointed to the cabinet, Thammanat had said that he received a minor conviction in Australia in 1993 because he was "at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Whether you're a morning lark or a night owl, here are some tips to help you get along with that person who always seems to bother you at the wrong time.
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But, after an issue with its autonomous flight control system during the launch, Starliner's engines fired at the wrong time and the capsule ended up in a different orbit than planned.
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"I think it's more of a seasonal trend than it is that sort of euphoria or concern that you're seeing the wrong money coming in at the wrong time," he added.
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The sad truth is that most investors buy the wrong thing at the wrong time just because they think the current market trend will continue for the foreseeable future, the strategist notes.
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Either I was in the right place at the right time or I was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and my opinion of that changes about every 20 minutes.
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After all, ISIS doesn't care much about civilian casualties, and so the bombs it drops are likely to harm innocent bystanders who may be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Whether it's food quality, safety, or just an overall ick factor, here are nine foods industry insiders and celeb chefs warn against eating in the wrong place or at the wrong time.
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If you — or, say, a couple hundred reindeer — are standing in the wrong spot, at the wrong time, that energy can travel through the ground, up one leg, and down the other.
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Looks like someone known as the Bakra was seeking the very same jewels that Jamie found on Silkie Island, and Young Ian was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"My family was caught up in a situation of being in the wrong place at the wrong time because of something that was already festering in that neighborhood," says Michael, now 59.
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They come from Christian martyrs of all stripes, those who in the bloody early half of the second millennium belonged to the wrong faith in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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A man named James Dator found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time (or perhaps the right place at the right time) when he went to the grocery store recently.
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Trump for being the wrong person in the wrong job at the wrong time -- a problem compounded by the fact that May invited him to the UK so soon after his inauguration.
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The Nets accused him of being slow and unwilling to work on his game, but mostly it was just the wrong situation at the wrong time, because Pearl was who he was.
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They weren't soldiers captured by the enemy, aid workers who were caught at the wrong place at the wrong time, or journalists who made a miscalculation about the safety of an area.
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"I woke up this morning and I was thinking, was I in the right place at the wrong time, or was I in the wrong place at the right time?" he said.
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His removal from Washington is, instead, a function of the fact that he was simply in the wrong position (Russian ambassador to the US) at the wrong time (the early Trump administration).
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There are the off-kilter caribou migrations, the river fish spawning at the wrong time, the once predictable tides of ice that carry bearded seal to Alaska Native hunters that never appeared.
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For those living in the crossfire, life is measured in minutes and feet — stepping out at the wrong time of day or to the wrong side of the road can mean death.
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"Greek banks are holding a wealth of repossessed assets and are being forced to sell at the wrong time, for the wrong reasons and at an advantageous price for buyers," Risvas said.
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Prey is the story of a terrifying corporate dystopia gone wrong, from the point of view of those who had the misfortune to work in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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There are inescapable sloppy moments where you accidentally turn off slow-mo at the wrong time or stick with boring, old bullets when the scene is filled with opportunities for creative environmental kills.
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"People do get nervous about liquidity panics, and if you look at the holders of bitcoin there are whole bunch of people who bought in at the wrong time in December," he said.
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"Las Vegas police officers singled me out and pointed their guns at me for doing nothing more than simply being a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time," Bennett wrote.
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Police Say Vetrano Was Attacked At Random An NYPD source tells PEOPLE Vetrano was killed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and not specifically targeted by her alleged assailant.
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The Clippers are going through a slump at the wrong time with losses in four of their last five games but still sit comfortably in the No. 272 spot in the Western Conference.
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"It could have happened to me" Funeral attendees Wednesday were torn on whether they believed the attack was religiously motivated, or if Hassanen was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Maybe you're stuck in the office, traveling, at an ill-timed appointment, the victim of bad weather, unable to procure eclipse glasses, driving or simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They understand that we are not a direct target for any of the fighting parties, but could be collateral damage should we happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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DRUCKENMILLER: NO. IT'S JUST ME JUST OVERTRADING AND BEING COLD AT THE WRONG TIME AND SINCE IT'S BEEN MY BREAD AND BUTTER FOR YEARS, I TELL YOU OVERALLOCATING EXPOSURE THERE RELATIVE TO EQUITIES.
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So consider this a legal disclaimer: neither I, nor Kilbourne, nor Lenny Dee himself are responsible for whatever misfortune might befall your cranium, should you choose to play this at the wrong time.
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His occasional anxious fits of wheezing he puts down to allergies, and he's not at all self-conscious about the staggeringly offensive jokes he tells at the wrong time to the wrong people.
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"Las Vegas police officers singled me out and pointed their guns at me for doing nothing more than simply being a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time," he wrote.
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THE WRONG MAN Barely getting by in Reno, Duran ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time and is accused of murder in this new musical by the songwriter Ross Golan.
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The victims are not only rival cartel operatives but also include customs workers who won't take bribes, inconvenient journalists and many who simply witnessed the wrong thing at the wrong time — "civilians," all.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — The 14 people who died in a terrorist attack on the St. Petersburg subway were a cross section of the city, caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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" He added: "President Trump has abused his pardon power in inexplicable ways to reward his friends and condone corruption, and I deeply believe this pardon sends the wrong message at the wrong time.
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"If you don't render teeth right or the chin moves at the wrong time, people can spot it right away and it's going to look fake," lead author Supasorn Suwajanakorn said in a statement.
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Normalizing rates before that occurs, is just like Alice taking the wrong pill at the wrong time and getting stuck on one side of the mirror, or at the bottom of the rabbit hole.
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Some kids get into college because their parents write checks to the right people, while other kids see their lives derailed by trauma because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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One thirty-three-year-old woman who experienced menopausal symptoms from breast cancer treatment put it this way: the things that happen to an older woman are happening to you at the wrong time.
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And for individuals still struggling day to day, one misstep, or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time, can set someone back—a cold lesson Caswick has learned more than once.
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She's in the wrong place at the wrong time, and walking around a corner just to see her there facing you (or worse, not facing you) just sent this maximal chill up my spine.
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The setbacks in the field has seen in recent years had people coming back to a theory: We might be trying to treat the neurodegenerative disease at the wrong time, when it's too late.
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Coalition planners misidentified targets and their pilots struck them at the wrong time — destroying a vehicle as it passed through a crowded bazaar, for instance, instead of waiting until it reached an open road.
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"This format is not working for the top players... because it's just completely at the wrong time in the schedule," world number two Djokovic told reporters at the ATP World Tour Finals on Thursday.
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These substances, designed to kill insects and other bugs, are often indiscriminate in their action, harming both their target species and others that happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"The lesson from 2008 is that you have to have a lot of cash so that if the markets go upside down, you don't liquidate the best positions at the wrong time," said Sonnenfeldt.
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"It can be said, that the U.S. this time has at the wrong time, fought a wrong war, and chosen a wrong opponent," Wei said, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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"I expect that at some point I will give them my shoes and my concern is that they're gonna be taller than me and they're gonna fit the shoes at the wrong time," she says.
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And farmers complain that, if crisis strikes at the wrong time, John Deere's requirement that they use only authorised software, which funnels them to repair shops that may be miles away, can be commercially devastating.
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They repeat the mantra of party unity, dread that the media will play up any tension, get queasy at how an untactful chant at the wrong time in July might lose an election in November.
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He said it is important to protect against the behavioral risk of people getting out at the wrong time, and the data shows that investors do sell when scared, even though they should know better.
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The other thing is, maybe one-hit wonders just come at the wrong time, or are filtered down a path they were never suited for, and find it hard to to wrestle back that control.
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What was supposed to be a promotional hashtag on the social media website for the upcoming release of the horror film "Happy Death Day," appeared in the wrong place at the wrong time Wednesday morning.
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" Buffett, who was 11-years-old in 26003, said that people can be enticed into the stock market at the wrong time, adding all investors need to do is "buy a cross-section of America.
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The causes included the Latin American and global economic slowdown, but also neoliberal economic policies favored by Brazil's powerful financial community, including budget and credit tightening at the wrong time and exorbitantly high interest rates.
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Selling at the wrong time can not only lock in losses, but also puts investors at risk of missing the market's best days, which typically follow the worst, according to analysis from Bank of America.
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"I'm drawn to things that feel like they were made at the wrong time," said the stylistically restless musician Beck, recalling a formative trip to Madrid's Prado museum while on tour early in his career.
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The New Jersey Devils are going in the wrong direction at the wrong time and will be looking to halt a three-game slide when they host the rival New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
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In what seems a classic case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, that dinner precipitated a chain of events that imperiled Mr. Warren's legal career and could have landed him in jail.
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Instead, he floated the possibility that someone unaffiliated with the shop might have stored drugs in the store, and he suggested the police arrested someone who was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Instead, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, even if he didn't understand the unparalleled shadiness of the shady characters he took a loan from in the wake of the financial crisis.
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What makes it a form of psychological warfare is that anyone at the wrong place at the wrong time — like a postal worker or a neighbor to whom this might accidentally be left — might be affected.
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"Taking on more risk than you're comfortable with could cause you to panic and sell at the wrong time," said Jim Shagawat, a certified financial planner, and president of Windfall Wealth Advisors in Paramus, New Jersey.
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Record: 5-5Last week: 13thWeek 11 result: Lost to the Falcons, 29-3Week 12 opponent: at New Orleans SaintsOne thing to know: The Panthers are slumping at the wrong time, losing three of their last four.
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Was accused killer Steven Avery, who served 18 years before being exonerated only to be thrown back in jail for another murder years later, only guilty of being in the wrong place at the wrong time?
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You could take all of that as a negative — once again, here we are in the wrong place at the wrong time, right the middle — displaying centrist tendencies in a political climate that celebrates the extremes.
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" Similarly, Radcliffe said it was "insane" to downplay how luck can influence a career as there are many "wonderfully talented and incredibly hard-working" people who are "just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Since its dawn in the early 2000s, the war has now taken the lives of almost 200,000 Mexicans, most of the victims from ordinary working class families, caught at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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This process is known as blacklisting, and because of the sheer number of websites, brands tend to value its efficiency over any qualms they may have about appearing in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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In this way, Shiflet's project articulates the ways that the heaviness of the world can feel purely random—the way that suffering can feel like it was just a cosmic wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time scenario.
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DJ Khaled's fiancee's murdered brother wasn't involved in a drug deal gone bad and was simply caught in the wrong place at the wrong time when he was shot ... so says a source close to the family.
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He was murdered in Zacatecas, the section of north-central Mexico where he'd gone to live, because "he was in the wrong place at the wrong time," his Iowa friend Juan Verduzco told The Des Moines Register.
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Rieder said the and he expects it to grow at a decent pace in 2018, but says the stimulus from the tax bill may be coming at the wrong time and could actually overheat a solid economy.
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Police killings in Rio then went up to 645 in 2015 and, some fear, appear set to rise again with many of the victims falling simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Both movies have awfully well-worn formulas, with Rodriguez playing Gloria, in a classic tale of an ordinary person drawn into a perilous situation simply by virtue of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Las Vegas police officers singled me out and pointed their guns at me for doing nothing more than simply being a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mr. Bennett wrote at the time.
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In the abstract, the claim is certainly credible — at a boozy party, a young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time bumps into two drunk young men as she makes her way to the bathroom.
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The compact nature and reliability of lithium-ion batteries made the technology a staple in electronics that had once been powered primarily by disposable batteries that consumers always seemed to run out of at the wrong time.
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" No victim could identify either man; nevertheless, Wideman writes, Louis and his co-defendant were found guilty and sentenced to death "on the basis of being the wrong color in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"I think she happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time," Rojelio Mejia, assistant professor of infectious diseases and pediatrics at the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, told BuzzFeed News.
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" Sean Kennedy, executive vice president of public affairs at the National Restaurant Association, which represents more than 500,000 restaurant businesses, in a statement called House plan "the wrong wage at the wrong time, implemented in the wrong way.
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"China saw a 3 percent decline in chocolate confectionery sales in 2015, a decline that is expected to continue in 2016, which means that the company could arguably be entering the market at the wrong time," Skelly said.
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I might bellyache with an opportunity to intersect with mainstream culture at the wrong time, but on the flipside I might say I had great fortune intersecting with underground culture, at the right place, at the right time.
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In the process, innocent lives are destroyed, a woman who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time is deported to Guatemala, and the titans at the top of the credits don't even blink.
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Phones ring and spoil the moment, screens light up at the wrong time — it's a critique that might be worthwhile if it didn't come off as pedantic, and a shallow way to get at a more complex issue.
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DMN is also reporting that team officials spoke "at length" with Porzingis who insisted he was truly an innocent victim who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time ... and the team is buying his story.
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These are the questions that were passed down to me from generations of black men in my family who witnessed the consequences for those who just so happened to be at the right place at the wrong time.
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"While some did seem to be committed Boko Haram members, others were not, and they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time," said Adam Higazi, a researcher at Modibbo Adama University of Technology in Yola.
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The pivotal moment of the story occurs when Rambert, a roaming journalist who found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when the city was closed off, is offered an opportunity to escape and he refuses it.
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But, in the year since he began protesting, in August, 2017, the political has become increasingly personal, and he has been reminded what it can mean to be a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Las Vegas police officers singled me out and pointed their guns at me for doing nothing more than simply being a black man in the wrong place at the wrong time," Bennett wrote in a statement released on Twitter.
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Republican Senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jeff Flake or Arizona could be an even bigger problem when it comes to voting for the president's Supreme Court nominee if their TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) flares up at the wrong time.
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" Lawyer S. Lee Merritt said at a news conference after meeting with Zappala and investigators there is no evidence of Rose shooting a gun, and that the 17-year-old "found himself at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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If you happen to be female in real life, it's a chance to experience first-person horror without the tacit assumption that your gender makes you somehow uniquely vulnerable — you were just in the wrong haunted house at the wrong time.
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That's four majors in 15 weeks, which could be bad news for players who have a form dip at the wrong time, but conversely will allow those in good form to strike while the iron is hot, so to speak.
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The Seattle Seahawks star is still adamant he was detained because he's a black man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time -- and says he was physically and verbally abused until cops realized he was an NFL player.
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Most of them deliberately sought out by ICE for having prior criminal convictions; some, as has happened in the other high-profile raids whose frequency has increased under Trump, just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They come into cities anyway, often from places that have weak gun laws thanks to the NRA, and people end up getting killed, not because of some terrorist ideology, but because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Even in 2016, my boyfriend and I have to deal with disapproving glances and racial slurs, not to mention the overall fear that we could end up at the wrong place, at the wrong time just because of our race.
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While the first season never explicitly argued for Avery's innocence, it did portray both him and Dassey as sympathetic characters who were maybe just in the wrong place at the wrong time — despite a build up of evidence to the contrary.
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By insulting Ivanka Trump at a moment when the political right was looking for tit-for-tat retaliation, regardless of whether the joke would have been productive or appropriate under any circumstances, Bee made the wrong joke at the wrong time.
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There are countless patients I've seen with some small ache or strange tingling, or who were just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and their lives changed forever: a new cancer diagnosis, a stroke, a terrible car accident.
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The U.S. Government also has a role to play in pressuring President Jammeh to release Fanta and the many other prisoners languishing in Gambian prisons for exercising universal rights or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Was I in the right place at the wrong time, or was I in the wrong place at the right time?" the photojournalist, Tom Fox of The Dallas Morning News, said after a man opened fire at a federal courthouse.
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"The markets have been so US-centric over the past decade, and those returns have been strongly in favor of US, that many have started to pull back on their global diversification, probably just at the wrong time," McMillion said.
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In her office, in an apartment up the hill from her home, Mantel showed me the card catalog she used to keep track of Cromwell's whereabouts, so that she didn't mistakenly put him in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Not to be alarmist, but modern life would buckle if the wrong satellite went down at the wrong time, screwing with electrical grids and financial transactions and our ability to talk to each other and navigate and generally live our lives.
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He divides the last group, in turn, into the Apologists (who "often display a telltale trait: smiling and nodding at the wrong time") and the Silent Abettors (who keep quiet but, as he acknowledges, may include some secret, surviving Steady Staters).
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Gloria, who travels to Tijuana to help her childhood friend Suzu (Cristina Rodlo) prepare for a beauty contest, is basically in the wrong place at the wrong time, something that might be said for everyone involved with this movie, audience included.
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God, I hate to say it because these have been my friends, but let me tell you, when it comes to this, you're looking for a fair process, you came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend.
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I was only guilty of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, George Montague told BBC TV. Lord Sharkey said a pardon was "probably the best way of acknowledging the real harm done by the unjust and cruel homophobic laws".
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New York (CNN Business)GameStop is in the wrong line of the business at the wrong time: It's selling physical video games and consoles in brick-and-mortar stores at a time when people are downloading and streaming games from the internet.
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Well, no I believe it&aposs a failed protest because if no one knows what you&aposre protesting and everybody believes you are disrespecting the flag and the anthem, then your protest has failed, because they did it at the wrong time.
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If the goal is to spread the idea that anybody at the wrong place at the wrong time can be a victim, that accentuates the sense of vulnerability, so even though the intended target may be high-profile critics of the president.
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Billionaire investor Icahn, who owns a 9.4 percent stake in the company, had strongly opposed the go-private deal and sued AmTrust and the controlling family, accusing them of trying to take the insurer private at the wrong time and the wrong price.
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Minutes after The Washington Post broke the story, McMaster found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time: emerging from a West Wing doorway to stare down a hallway of restless reporters, stunned to see him at first and then expectant.
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Icahn earlier this month disclosed a 9.4 percent stake in the company and filed a lawsuit against AmTrust and the family that controls the company, accusing them of trying to take the insurer private at the wrong time and at the wrong price.
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The only people who lose money in real estate are those who bought at the height of the market and sold at the wrong time or took too much equity out of their home, leaving no profit margin when they sold it.
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While the cloud provides a good back-up of data, there's a risk depending on when the cloud synchronizes with data affected by ransomware; if it synchronizes at the wrong time, the encrypted data could overwrite the clean data in the cloud.
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The American figurehead during the Olympics opening ceremony, Vice President Pence, sent a very clear warning to North Korea and Kim Jong Un. Regardless of whether a majority supported the message, it was delivered in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The chatter has led some to question if Amazon is getting into the industry at the wrong time, while others predict its planned mixed use for Whole Foods real estate — using a grocery store as a fulfillment warehouse — is one easy fix.
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"I think that probably the most common thing that [developers] do wrong with the camera is they try to auto-correct it at the wrong time — they do it when you really want it to let you control it yourself," Nava said.
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Jackson has had the enormous benefit of having Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant play for him, which explains his tremendous playoff and championship success, but he was the wrong guy at the wrong time for the Knicks and, sadly, for Derek Fisher.
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This huge collection of not suitable for kids screenshots raises the question: who is more responsible for these naughty frames, the dirty minded people pausing cartoons at the wrong time or the equally dirty minded animators putting this stuff in there in the first place?
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Trying to pick tops in bull markets and bottoms in a bear is usually a worthless endeavor as there is a large graveyard of calls that were made at the wrong time, sometimes defined by years and decades (if you tried in Japanese bonds).
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While there's no guarantee there won't be some more substantial declines in the days ahead, it's always best for long-term investo As noted in my book "The 30-Minute Millionaire," many investors panic and sell out of the stock market at the wrong time.
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One of the most eye-catching motel signs, with only a majority of its letters lit even in the best of times, has tipped over and deposited its luminous glass into the empty husk of a Prius, passing below it just at the wrong time.
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To millions of immigrants and their communities, last week's raids represented a potential threat of the type they hadn't seen in years: the threat of becoming a "collateral" victim of an ICE raid simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Given the uncertainty over S&P's rating, an auction of 113-year Romanian bonds on Thursday "seems to have come at the wrong time", but the government could sell the full amount if it allows some rise in the yield, the ING note added.
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You may also find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time during the assassination of King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah, and even though you had nothing to do with the crime, you may nonetheless be arrested for it and charged with it.
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She has not tried particularly hard to win public approval: Besides her scant appearances and botched RNC address, she's become known for wearing the wrong things at the wrong time, like when she donned a pair of Manolos to visit victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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But as the new Netflix documentary Amanda Knox, released September 30, reveals, the reality is both simpler and much harsher: a classic case of clashing cultures, a rigid moral structure threatened by subversion, and a hapless individual in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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She has not tried particularly hard to win public approval: besides her scant appearances and botched RNC address, she's become known for wearing the wrong things at the wrong time, like when she donned a pair of Manolos to visit victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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So, despite dizzying rules changes and stunning camera angles all aimed at getting the calls right, the decision came down to a simple fact: The most important guy was standing in the wrong place at the wrong time and nobody could do anything about it.
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After Sanchez's single week in the sun, he was tethered to a spit and carried off kicking and scream between Hear'say and Robbie Williams like a meat-deodorant salesman who wandered into a cannibal convention—quite simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Being one player down for an attempt at taking a laser can be very bad, and I've seen it be an excuse for unleashing a huge amount of toxic speech at players who just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. envoy on Iran criticized a European Union decision to give $20.7 million in aid to Tehran on Friday, saying it sent "the wrong message at the wrong time," and he urged Brussels to help Washington end the Iranian threat to global stability.
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But another and perhaps more potent incarnation of the jihadi group is incubating inside prisons of the Arab world, where ISIS adherents are locked up alongside other political activists, alleged criminals, and sometimes random young Egyptians who were caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Photo: GettyUnder the Fourth Amendment, Americans are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures, but according to one group of federal prosecutors, just being in the wrong house at the wrong time is cause enough to make every single person inside provide their fingerprints and unlock their phones.
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"Breaking In" takes a small step toward providing mothers equal time, casting Gabrielle Union as the mom in the wrong place at the wrong time -- certainly for the would-be bad guys -- in what amounts to the feature equivalent of a mildly efficient, extra-violent Lifetime movie.
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Read more:14 myths about cats that you need to stop believingA dead cat named Pikachu is going to be launched into space in a 'world first'Dog owners are happier than people who have cats, survey finds20 hysterical photos of dogs taken at the wrong time
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To me, and I imagine many Californians, the wildfires used to be something that'd seem to hit once or twice a year, in distant wilderness, or occasionally too near a subdivision, where they might claim some unfortunate houses built in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The list of cases recorded by a trauma clinic is detailed and varied – men, women and children whose only fault was being in the wrong place at the wrong time when Zimbabwean police cracked down on a rare outbreak of dissent this month against President Robert Mugabe.
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While it will never be known if Mr. Azam knew his last passenger's identity or not, there is copious evidence to suggest he was just a humble cabdriver doing his best to feed his family who was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Enter Seyed Emami, a man who returned to his country after the Revolution and fought in the war against Iraq; a family man with a quiet determination to usher the country to a better future; and a man in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Yet the choice to end a pregnancy can also involve saying goodbye to a baby that was loved, but came at the wrong time, or would have struggled enormously to have lived without distress in the world — or may even have died at birth, or soon after.
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The prologue of Christina Lauren's JOSH AND HAZEL'S GUIDE TO NOT DATING (Gallery Books; paper, $16; ebook, $8.99) begins with Hazel Bradford listing her flaws: She's broke, lazy, drinks too much at parties to avoid social awkwardness, always says the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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"Male polar bears can kill female polar bears so if the introduction is done inappropriately, or too fast, or at the wrong time then you could end up with a dead female," Richardson told The Guardian when Victoria was first introduced to the zoo for breeding.
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It's going to be hard to spin killing two carloads of IRGC officers and their Iraqi confederate into a bigger tragedy than the death in the air of 85033 civilians who were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time but — goodness knows — they'll try.
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And if you were really in the wrong place at the wrong time, that tension may even have spilled over into a full-on confrontation—possibly involving a raccoon, a lost time-traveller, molten-cheese burns, fire extinguisher attacks, or windows being smashed due to mischievous customers.
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Beyond global temperature rise and acute heat waves and civil war, migration is being accelerated by drought and diminished access to clean water, coastal erosion, wildfires, melting icecaps, forest dieback, disappearing food and natural resources, and violent, almost Biblical weather, often at the wrong time of year.
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As if to prove Thomas Fuller's dictum that a mob has many heads but no brains this immediately led to random and unprovoked violence against Africans caught at the wrong time at the wrong place, from a lone Kenyan woman to a group of Nigerians at a shopping mall.
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Libby Nelson: I was about to say that Gaad's death is the most meaningless one we've seen, but of course that isn't true — how many people have ended up dead just because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time while Philip and Elizabeth were working?
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Glinert told me that when factory owners are making production decisions, they're usually relying on "dumb software" to decide which machines should be used when, which can result in machines being deployed at the wrong time or in the wrong sequence, or sitting idle when they shouldn't be.
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Key players include "Star Wars: The Force Awakens'" John Boyega as a security guard attempting to deescalate the tensions, Anthony Mackie as a just-returned Vietnam veteran and Algee Smith as part of an up-and-coming R&B group caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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And Saulnier's new action-horror feature, Green Room, similarly follows how one killing leads to another, as a punk band walks into the green room at a backwoods bar at the wrong time, and sees something that makes them targets for an entire community of close-knit white supremacists.
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They tally scores of unfortunates in the wrong place at the wrong time: an 11-month-old clinging to his mother's hip, shot as she prepared to load him into a car; a 77-year-old church deacon, killed by a stray bullet while watching television on his couch.
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"We know there are scents in particular and types of music that are seasonally affective or preferred, and we know that if we have the wrong cues at the wrong time of year, they can actually be detrimental to the kinds of behaviors that retailers want," Spangenberg said.
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The brain's clock can get misaligned by being stimulated at the wrong time of day, she said, such as from caffeine in the afternoon or evening, digital screen use too close to bedtime, or even exercise at a time of day when the body wants to be winding down.
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This immediacy inevitably invites error and overreach, which is often much of the fun of it; Twitter is watching someone say the wrong thing in the wrong way at the wrong time, making fun of him, forgetting about it, and then doing the whole thing all over again tomorrow.
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Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, LaQuan McDonald, Sandra Bland, Freddie Gray, the list goes on and on as black people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time are increasingly at risk of violence committed by police officers who tacitly presume them to be a threat.
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Even though this problem was - according to investigators - not covered in the operating manual, pilots did have access to a checklist designed to turn off errant systems when the plane started nosing downwards at the wrong time, said Soejono, a Lion Air instructor who like many Indonesians goes by one name.
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He'd been picked up by FBI agents as they tried to track down anyone who might possibly have been connected to the 9/11 hijackers — but he'd passed a lie detector test, and the FBI agents were satisfied Omar had just been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Barney #26.4 is pointing to this space, here, where the guy who fucked up sitting down should be but isn't: So the Banter Trifecta of Barney, Barney, and Charles are demonstrating excellent physical banter, only ruined by the guy who fucked up being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Or they're cheating because they made a commitment to somebody at the wrong time because they felt pressure, and years down the road, they connect with somebody and instantly they have that connection—and that could be your soulmate or a connection from a past life or a rekindled flame.
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Nitrogen is absolutely crucial to life — an indispensable ingredient of DNA, proteins, and essentially all living tissue — yet it also can choke the life out of aquatic ecosystems, destroy trees, and sicken people when it shows up in excess at the wrong place, at the wrong time, in the wrong form.
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Carrasco and Mendez, one ahead of the bridge and one behind it, were just two witnesses to a startling human-made disaster in Miami that took the lives of six people, including a student, a construction worker and several unlucky motorists who were in the wrong spot at the wrong time.
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He described the tax bill as the "wrong thing" — legislation that disproportionately benefits the wealthy and corporations — at the "wrong time," because it was an attempt to deliver fiscal stimulus when the economy was already strong and it might have been a better idea to try to address the debt.
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The wrong guy in the wrong place at the wrong time, caught up in shady happenings during a night shift working security in a parking garage, Matt is at first a hapless weakling who somehow finds the strength to go up against, explicitly or otherwise, what is, essentially, the local triads.
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And in between, there have been an endless series of deadly shootings across the country, almost daily reports of victims, many of them children, in small towns and big cities all across America — victims whose — much of the time, their only fault was being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Axios reported that House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy spoke to Trump after the announcement and voiced the frustration from rank-and-file Republicans that it was the wrong move at the wrong time, especially after Democrats just recaptured control of the House running on a positive message of improving upon and strengthening Obamacare.
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But perhaps Mr Renzi came to power at the wrong time: too early for an EU consumed with fighting endless fires (and upcoming elections in France and Germany) to listen to his ambitious proposals; too late for an Italy bearing a legacy of debt and mistrust that cannot be cast off quickly.
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Read more: Why the beauty community on YouTube is one of the most turbulent and drama-filled places on the internetIn the marketing industry, influencers can be very difficult to work with, he said, posting photos at the wrong time, not tagging the relevant campaign or account, or forgetting to do it altogether.
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I doubted everything I thought I had known about my sister, but as our emails flew back and forth, I realized I was certain of this: Steph wouldn't have wanted the security guard, posted in the wrong place at the wrong time, to live a shattered life because of her final act.
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Eating at the wrong time of day places similar strain on the organs involved in digestion, forcing them to work when they are programmed to be dormant, which can increase the risk of disease, said Paolo Sassone-Corsi, the director of the Center for Epigenetics and Metabolism at the University of California, Irvine.
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For example, bringing elements like hi-hats in at the wrong time - or the hi-hats being too unquantised - can make a DJ sound pretty awful when mixing... and when producers are often forced to DJ (which is commonly outside of their comfort zone), they generally don't want to make things hard for themselves.
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While the circumstances in Ramirez's case are unique, his attorney, Luis Cortes, has noticed an uptick of cases in immigration court where Dreamers have had their DACA status revoked for merely being charged with petty offenses, or for being in the wrong place at the wrong time when immigration agents or police showed up.
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"THE fact that my family has been in the wrong place at the wrong time for at least three generations probably played an important role in sensitising me to the speed with which seemingly stable, peaceful and tolerant societies can break apart," says Yascha Mounk, about why his political antennae are so attuned to the symptoms of populism.
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The people that they governed suffered greatly from the political reality that those personal failings created—Christie's historic unpopularity in New Jersey owes as much to his disastrous and petty misgovernance as it does to his own personal disastrousness and pettiness—but the truest tragedy of it is that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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CNBC: Did your company, and other companies, just get this very badly wrong in investing in the most extraordinarily large, ultra-large container ships, the very large container ships, and just got it wrong, at the wrong time in the cycle, invested in too big a ships, when actually the previous fleets would have been just about fine.
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"If you suppress something very, very hard, when you release those measures it bounces back and it bounces back at the wrong time," Vallance told the BBC's "Today" program on Friday, explaining that the government hopes to avoid a new infection peak during autumn or winter months when the NHS is under more pressure from ordinary seasonal infections.
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On Program Three, the storied Mariinsky Ballet will dance the American premiere of Alexander Sergeev's "At the Wrong Time"; the evening's other troupes are the English National Ballet, performing a work by Akram Khan; Skanes Dansteater of Sweden; and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, presenting a portion of Rennie Harris's "Lazarus," which had its premiere last season.
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On Program Three, the storied Mariinsky Ballet will dance the American premiere of Alexander Sergeev's "At the Wrong Time"; the evening's other troupes are the English National Ballet, performing a work by Akram Khan; Skanes Dansteater of Sweden; and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, presenting a portion of Rennie Harris's "Lazarus," which had its premiere last season.
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Their connection was both first love and true love, and the fact that their parting was a matter of timing is what gives Find Me its thematic weight: Their romance came at the wrong time — Elio was 17 and Oliver 24, and shortly after they said goodbye Oliver decided to marry a woman — and now both of them are living with the consequences.
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There's nothing permanent here—make a bad decision, or even the right decision but at the wrong time, and your failure is always a turn or two away, be that the death of a squad mate, a devastating attack on your mobile command centre, or any other number of potentially game-changing threats that lay in wait throughout the game's lengthy campaign.
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Degas and His Model, for a short book (just 58 pages), is rich in incident and secondary characters, such as the artist's long-suffering housekeeper, Zoé, and Pauline's gossipy fellow models, Juliette and Suzon, as well as a hapless admirer of the artist who decided to pay an unannounced visit to the studio one morning, which he quickly learned was the wrong place at the wrong time.
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In theory, this could be a classic—though twisted—love story of two people who are perfect for each other meeting at the wrong time, a standard problem that arises both on-screen and real-life relationships; the commercial success of The Wedding Planner can be attributed to the halfway-decent chemistry between Lopez and McConaughey (the ballroom dancing scene alone is a 10 on the heat scale).
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The places and events targeted tend to be only vaguely symbolic (some more symbolic than others) — a Bastille Day parade in Nice celebrating French nationalism and unity is obviously a bit more symbolic than, say, a small holiday party held in a mundane office building in San Bernardino — and the people targeted for the killing are almost always regular folks who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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That same year, another group of MS-103 members was arrested in connection with the brutal murders in 210 of Kayla Cuevas and Nisa Mickens, two teenage girls from Brentwood, N.Y. Ms. Cuevas had been engaged in a feud with gang members in school and over social media, while Ms. Mickens was simply a friend of Ms. Cuevas's, who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time when they were set upon.
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According to Ozer, any woman with an IMDb page—"the only celebrity database I knew in 2008"—can end up on wikiFeet, but that's not totally true; the spotty community moderation system, necessitated by the growth of the site, has led to some photos slipping through the cracks, as well as to confusion and embarrassment among bit-part actresses, occasional models, and normal women who happened to be off on the wrong foot at the wrong time.
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" Boudreau's words remind me of a passage from How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything, a 2016 book by former Pentagon official Rosa Brooks: "Cyber battles will most likely be about information and control: Who will have access to sensitive health, personal and financial information … who will be able to control the machinery of daily life: the servers relied upon by the Pentagon and the New York Stock Exchange, the computers that keep our cars' brakes from activating at the wrong time, the software that runs our household computers?
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