Canada comes in frankly at an embarrassingly low $21 billion.
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After an embarrassingly tiring 30 yards or so, we stop.
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Embarrassingly, Mexican officials then proceeded to prove the exact opposite.
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But every once in a while something goes embarrassingly wrong.
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"I embarrassingly had to define 'taint' on air," she jokes.
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After all, that took place, somewhat embarrassingly, under American tutelage.
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We don't need sensationalized programming that embarrassingly trivializes mankind's beginnings.
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He pretends to be ferocious, but is actually embarrassingly fragile.
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The first time you're embarrassingly sick in front of them.
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In the light of day, the game was embarrassingly stupid.
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Video device regulations already on the books are embarrassingly outdated.
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If he was being generous, he could be embarrassingly generous.
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Embarrassingly, they restored the original photo after being caught by bloggers.
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"I do actually embarrassingly take my wand with me," he admitted.
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"It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize," Dooley said.
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Sometimes deals collapse at the last minute—occasionally, embarrassingly, in public.
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A "dad joke" is traditionally a fatherly witticism that's embarrassingly corny.
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But even though it's almost embarrassingly contradictory, I just love cigarettes.
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That is embarrassingly on the nose and too clever by half.
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Generalised price controls had generated widespread shortages and embarrassingly long queues.
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" That "She is embarrassingly unprepared ... has no experience in higher education.
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The operation goes embarrassingly awry, which will have Petty seeking redemption.
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The economic determinism of the pre-'60s left was embarrassingly myopic.
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My Keats volumes aren't gold-bound; they're yellowed and embarrassingly underlined.
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My Keats volumes aren't gold-bound; they're yellowed and embarrassingly underlined.
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Remember the president's temper tantrum over his embarrassingly small inauguration crowd?
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Embarrassingly, no Republican made the general election; two Democrat women did.
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Mann, who admits his own work inbox is embarrassingly cluttered, agrees.
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"I've gotten embarrassingly sensitive to so much stuff in my late age."
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Some of its pretty cheap, some embarrassingly expensive—but it's all neccessary.
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They were running the sound system super quiet; it was embarrassingly quiet.
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Embarrassingly for Mr Di Maio, the president chose not to receive him.
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There's no way to discuss a piece without being horribly, embarrassingly sincere.
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I polish off the plate in an embarrassingly short amount of time.
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Recently, many have pointed out that the MacBook Pro is embarrassingly outdated.
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That gap was embarrassingly obvious in the aftermath of Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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Even so, it took me an embarrassingly long time to read Beloved.
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"Right now, the House of Representatives has embarrassingly failed leadership," said Hudak.
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To reassert this truth feels embarrassingly retrograde and precious by today's standards.
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Everything droops, wrinkles, falls out, detumesces, dries up or, embarrassingly, wets itself.
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It's hard to overstate just how embarrassingly Bloomberg's theory of victory flopped.
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Like weather forecasters and economists, political pundits often are proved embarrassingly wrong.
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They are boring, chaotic, sometimes dangerously crowded, and sometimes embarrassingly ill attended.
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As someone who's almost embarrassingly square, it's probably my most countercultural act.
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I've a much larger — an embarrassingly large — virtual pile on my Kindle.
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So I ordered embarrassingly large quantities online and got them delivered instead.
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The content being created by mainstream brands and media companies is embarrassingly bad.
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But we're certainly curious about which labels remained embarrassingly status quo about sizing.
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Instead he had to, embarrassingly, open the phone by inserting a pin number.
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Not surprisingly, I fall prey to my food cravings embarrassingly easily this month.
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I am embarrassingly excited about my "Vito" sub and salt and vinegar chips.
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Embarrassingly, I didn't realize this until I returned home to the United States.
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It's no secret that tech companies are cesspools of homogeneity—sometimes embarrassingly so.
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After all, this dog, while horribly, embarrassingly bad at sports, never gives up.
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Research shows that we retain an embarrassingly small sliver of what we read.
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Facebook has had an embarrassingly terrible year when it comes to user privacy.
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The stories are funny and odd but deeply about nothing and embarrassingly male.
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Earlier today, Scott Disick made it embarrassingly transparent how celebrity Instagram endorsements work.
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Vetements and Balenciaga perhaps most acutely depict how embarrassingly homogenous runways can be.
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That's the Thunder after getting pantsed embarrassingly in Game 61.53 of this series.
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Embarrassingly, 85033 countries have a higher percent of women legislators than we do.
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It was remade in 1999 to an embarrassingly small amount of fanfare. 47A.
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If my hair is really embarrassingly crazy, I put it in a ponytail.
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Mr. Trump's claims may appear to his opponents to have been embarrassingly debunked.
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Currently, investment in TB research and development — especially in vaccines — is embarrassingly low.
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With embarrassingly obvious symbolism, Paulie knocks into the carved wooden chain and chips it.
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Facebook's video sharing tool is embarrassingly archaic and is sorely due for an upgrade.
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Your extra thumb or heart would be embarrassingly ineffectual, a drop in the bucket.
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So their claim Google's cluttered module appears to be muddling up is embarrassingly true.
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During the 903s and 2000s, the WWE embarrassingly treated women's wrestling as a sideshow.
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Let somebody else be the embarrassingly profligate relative that makes the monarchy look bad.
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Or, even worse, when we are trying to cover up an embarrassingly blatant error?
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I send incorrect Venmo payments embarrassingly often, despite checking the math over and over.
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The constant shadow boxing with the ghost of President Barack Obama is embarrassingly consuming.
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What we're left with is a society embarrassingly ignorant about the world around us.
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Still, Beijing and New Delhi — not, embarrassingly enough, Washington — are showing the way forward.
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"Embarrassingly, Calum kept asking if they would give me a jacket," she said, laughing.
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More embarrassingly, somewhere along the line, I had missed some crucial sex ed classes.
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Tootling around in the embarrassingly cute little car, though, was both relaxing and fun.
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I cheer embarrassingly loud from the crowd as she gets on stage for her set.
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Lee Sizemore's been hanging out there ever since Ford's embarrassingly public rejection of his narrative.
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France has excelled at major tournaments almost exactly as often as it has failed embarrassingly.
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But the embarrassingly skewed tally suggested that the BNP was not really the biggest loser.
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"The justice system embarrassingly failed both men, completely ruining their entire lives," the petition reads.
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Niko: Personally, I have an embarrassingly burning desire to make music and to record it.
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"The justice system embarrassingly failed both men, completely ruining their entire lives," reads the Whitehouse.
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So, how is this embarrassingly middle-of-the-road dirge version managing to do better?
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For Brazil, the risk isn't just that something will go badly, embarrassingly wrong in Rio.
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I'm also embarrassingly bad at playing fighting games, even those as "realistic" as UFC 3.
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But where Glover was clever and imaginative in his messaging, Arbour's piece is embarrassingly literal.
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I had an embarrassingly low number of (correct) entries on the first and second pass.
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An embarrassingly large share of the files on my laptop are PDFs generated this way.
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"The way that these things are linked for political motives is embarrassingly partisan and bad."
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That one is embarrassingly late, so let's focus on the fact that Bowser was 27.
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The site embarrassingly attacked accusers of alleged pedophile and failed Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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It is also the most embarrassingly buggy big budget video game I played all year.
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Maybe the vote totals are embarrassingly low across the board when compared to other sports.
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His decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate accords left America embarrassingly isolated.
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I think that, [despite being] the author of this book, I'm actually an embarrassingly cheerful person.
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David Roth: I have found, embarrassingly, that my mood has improved along with the Mets' play.
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They're both embarrassingly mono-mined leaders with such a gigantic chasm where their empathy should be.
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I also, embarrassingly enough, told others that if they related to me, they too were alcoholic.
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The March Madness field will always have its share of controversial—and sometimes embarrassingly wrong—selections.
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But at the least they have revealed embarrassingly friendly links where there should have been none.
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The most urgent task, of course, is boosting their companies' embarrassingly low percentages of minority employees.
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Weezer, and Rivers Cuomo, have always been complicated, at once funny and silly and embarrassingly raw.
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It's we in the media who have proven to be embarrassingly lacking in precision and accuracy.
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In Taiwan, officials said they would not seek Chan's extradition under the bill, embarrassingly undercutting Lam.
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What if I told you that the solution to political tribalism was astonishingly — almost embarrassingly — simple?
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DESIGNING I have an embarrassingly nerdy thing I do: I redesign the interior of planes and airports.
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Last week, a purely cosmetic bug in iOS 11 embarrassingly found its way into an Apple ad.
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But with a max transfer speed of just 540 MB/s, it now seems almost embarrassingly slow.
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For safety reasons the PSL's matches had until now, embarrassingly, been staged in the United Arab Emirates.
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Siri on HomePod is embarrassingly inadequate, even though that is the primary way you interact with it.
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We have been given our ranking in the workplace hierarchy, and it is embarrassingly, humiliatingly, contemptibly low.
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I opted for female, as I (embarrassingly) cannot imagine opening up as much to a male confidante.
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Say goodbye to filled shoes, wet pant cuffs, disgusting public toilet seats, and more embarrassingly common situations.
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George was born a girl, and christened with an "embarrassingly female" name that isn't used any more.
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I have an embarrassingly large collection of John Grisham novels, which end up in the donate pile.
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Today, America's so-called leader embarrassingly failed to stand up to the person who spearheaded the attack.
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That's why I've repeatedly chastised Facebook (and Instagram) for letting their video upload tools become embarrassingly outdated.
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The show was at once an influencer, a tastemaker, and an embarrassingly accurate reflection of American youth.
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Trump, who lacked even a rudimentary ground game for the caucuses, fell embarrassingly short of his polls.
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One twist on this problem is the embarrassingly small number of military veterans at many top colleges.
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These amounts were embarrassingly low, but they were in line with what other "elite" publications were paying.
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"Money was always the goal but I was obsessed with fame, like, embarrassingly obsessed," Kardashian West said.
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Just look at the embarrassingly lo-res American flag that Trump tweeted after the killing of Soleimani.
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Some of this is going to be embarrassingly low tech, but the best work hacks often are.
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Over the years, Lion planes have collided with a cow, a pig and, most embarrassingly, each other.
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After much introspection and focus grouping with some group chats, I settle, even more embarrassingly, on Halal Guys.
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To ignore is to not merely be "unwoke" but to be embarrassingly out of touch with public conversation.
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Snap CFO Tim Stone resigns after eight months Here's another embarrassingly brief tenure for a senior Snap employee.
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He then, embarrassingly, reversed course and had his national security adviser tell reporters the president changed his mind.
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But while such convictions could be justified when he made "Unbreakable", they now seem embarrassingly ignorant and patronising.
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Standing for election to a parliamentary seat against the main opposition party, he was himself twice embarrassingly defeated.
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By Mr Moon's own admission, South Korea lags "embarrassingly behind" other countries when it comes to renewable energy.
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On occasion, Kiwi officials have been embarrassingly placed in front of their neighboring country's flag during meetings abroad.
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The numbers are so low in what you'd pick up by taxing carried interest that it's embarrassingly small.
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This is just an absolutely adorable, almost embarrassingly earnest love song sung by a white R&B legend.
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But Siri on HomePod is embarrassingly inadequate, even though that is the primary way you interact with it.
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But an interest in politics doesn't always translate to voting: New York's voter turnout record is embarrassingly low.
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"It's embarrassingly simple," David Quéré, a scientist at the École Polytechnique and ESPCI Paris, said of the discovery.
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I knew the Puss in Boots character from "Shrek," but embarrassingly had no notion of the original tale.
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This way I became more than just the tomboyish band geek who finished her multiplication tables embarrassingly fast.
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But as they say, it's always the crazy ones who succeed — or fail embarrassingly, as in your case.
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Rick Scott, an embarrassingly obvious political move designed to assist him in his run for the U.S. Senate.
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I knew people were going to be talking about this ... and, embarrassingly, I wanted to tweet about it.
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Embarrassingly, Microsoft, eBay, Yelp and Apple only support older versions of HTTPS, and don't run it by default.
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Sounds straightforward — except for the fact that May's Brexit deal has been defeated twice by embarrassingly high margins.
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I heat it up and watch the Hulu Fyre Festival documentary before passing out embarrassingly early once it's over.
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They say it embarrassingly texted their entire contact list, or they're apologizing for the spam they inadvertently sent out.
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During the outage, the dashboard embarrassingly showed all services running green, because the dashboard itself was dependent on S3.
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Zuck should've expected questions about diversity, but he still gave an embarrassingly longwinded, rambling non-answer riddled with misinformation.
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Every year in lieu of a gift, H. treats me to an embarrassingly expensive meal at a fancy restaurant.
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You became a part of the story—sometimes embarrassingly so—he was telling street by street about New York.
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Embarrassingly, Mr Janot's office withdrew the brothers' immunity after it became known that they had not made full confessions.
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But more than simply being embarrassingly nerdy, when you focus on player salaries, you're really rooting for The Man.
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Virtual reality is set to redefine what it means to be human (or might just sputter out embarrassingly, again).
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When she protests that "many military personnel don't see killing as central to their jobs," it seems embarrassingly obvious.
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Like many Americans, I spent my St. Patrick's Day celebrating my Irish heritage by getting embarrassingly drunk in public.
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Embarrassingly, in June, Trump called a mass shooting in Manila a "terror act," which was contradicted by local police.
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And there is the long list of often embarrassingly positive statements Trump Sr. has made about the Russian president.
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But reform advocates are concerned that the final product to come out of conference committee will be embarrassingly weak.
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In particular, the prime minister's weakness has been embarrassingly emphasized by the conduct of her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.
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Now it's embarrassingly clear that the rulers, the elites, don't really know what's going [on] or what they're doing.
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They are 3-8 in their last 11 games and have shown themselves to be embarrassingly porous on defense.
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I distinctly remember failing a test in fourth grade, which I embarrassingly had to get signed by my mom.
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The team embarrassingly crashed out with a 7-1 loss to Germany in the semifinals and now seeks redemption.
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The chicken was passable — not too dry, not very greasy, and while slightly lacking in crunch, not embarrassingly so.
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Before we go, what's one of the most, as you mentioned, "embarrassingly generous gestures" Stanley made in your friendship?
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I've been an embarrassingly big Drake fan for years, so I really wanted to write something rap-related for him.
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Scientists have been using quantum theory for almost a century now, but embarrassingly they still don't know what it means.
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"Never mind Nazis, what about communism?" isn't an alt-right position, it's an embarrassingly canned old-school conservative talking point.
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At times, Trump brought the level of discourse embarrassingly low with all sense of presidential decorum thrown out the window.
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This worked for him early on, as his predecessors Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande had been profoundly, sometimes embarrassingly human.
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As it turns out, it's been embarrassingly easy for someone to break into and steal any account on the site.
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The FCC officials on the call pointed me to the NPRM, where that question is addressed in embarrassingly little detail.
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Had Golden been only embarrassingly drunk, and Caban posted the video just to humiliate him, Golden might have a case.
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The same is true of the embarrassingly early party switch deadline -- which is by far the longest in the country.
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In its pursuit of engagement, the Moon administration embarrassingly asked its own citizens to refrain from criticizing the Kim regime.
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One item proved embarrassingly premature: In 2012, she released a column online mourning the death of her friend Nora Ephron.
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An embarrassingly large chunk of my coaching sessions are given over to tweaking the intonation of, say, Debussy's String Quartet.
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Embarrassingly for Europe's leaders, and even for the United States, it was China that stepped in early with medical aid.
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As the television library grows apace, there are still embarrassingly few American TV shows devoted entirely to people of color.
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It's an image embarrassingly more suited to an Instagram post, which is sad but fitting: This is an Instagram show.
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By the time we got to the airport, I had reverted to an embarrassingly naïve and inept version of myself.
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The company's present climbdown to just disable the button rather than allow us to use it otherwise is embarrassingly user-hostile.
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It also does something the late 90s/early 2000s screamo was embarrassingly delinquent about: It gives a woman the goddamn microphone.
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During her 12 years as chancellor Mrs Merkel has presided over an embarrassingly long list of CDU disappointments at state elections.
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In a city where decorative glass art is embarrassingly popular, Glasstress at the Boca Raton Museum of Art highlights sociopolitical subjects.
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Soon after that episode, leaked emails from Bauer Hockey embarrassingly revealed that the league had late and missing payments for equipment.
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Kim actually says he "embarrassingly didn't even wash [his] face at night," until he met his wife around 20 years ago.
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When drama erupted in my favorite parenting group, I obsessively pored over embarrassingly long threads of posts, picking at every detail.
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That being said, the "black moon" or "black supermoon" currently generating headlines is an embarrassingly bad concept that upsets me immensely.
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Wonderful Wonderful is almost embarrassingly intense, indecorously intimate, forgetting to blush while expressing feelings too huge for the songs to contain.
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And as Stephen Colbert points out, this embarrassingly poor logic would indicate that the strongest people in the world are babies.
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The United States is embarrassingly into the Middle East as of a few months ago, as you've heard me say before.
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It concluded with a wild electronic solo, played on a state-of-the-art Moog synthesizer, that Emerson considered embarrassingly primitive.
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Implicating himself again, he explained that he works in a business — the music business — that he finds embarrassingly corrupt and sexist.
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It wasn't clear what he had accomplished, which became embarrassingly clear when Pompeo followed up with a visit to North Korea.
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I mull the situation over for an embarrassingly long period of time, but fail to convince myself to make the purchase.
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In their brief brush with fame, the bees attracted hundreds of onlookers and inspired some embarrassingly bad jokes by police officers.
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Wrong. Martin, whose books include biographies of Johnson and James Boswell, portrays Webster as a crank and an embarrassingly flawed lexicographer.
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My guess is that his people are afraid to let anyone see the Commerce report because it's embarrassingly thin and incompetent.
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It's mostly ridiculous and an embarrassingly unsuccessful attempt to infuse psychological horror with Bollywood's typical mix of melodrama and flashy masala.
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The one thing that will stop Jane from embarrassingly involving herself in other people's problems that she has no business attending to?
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The latest news has sparked new calls to #deletefacebook (including, embarrassingly, from WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton) and sent Facebook's stock price tumbling.
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That maybe it's actually thinking about its users and trying to provide a laptop that, if still overpriced, is not embarrassingly so.
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One major downside is its 1TB 5,400RPM hard drive, which is embarrassingly slow for a modern computer, regardless of who manufactures it.
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Most hairstylists recommend trimming your hair every six to eight weeks (advice we typically ignore until our split ends are embarrassingly apparent).
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Rolls-Royce was bought in 1998 by the Volkswagen Group, which, embarrassingly, neglected to acquire the rights to the Rolls-Royce name.
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Closer to home, he got into a public fight in 1896 with Carrie's alcoholic brother Beatty, which spilled embarrassingly into the courts.
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Sure, we made (grave) mistakes, but the trial and error Wet Seal permitted taught us, eventually, embarrassingly, who we wanted to be.
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I can't tell if #ComcastCaresDay is a joke or an example of people in charge being embarrassingly out of touch with reality.
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Jill, Web Editor I (embarrassingly) went the sympathy route when asking for my first raise: student loan payments, rent in NYC, etc.
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Embarrassingly enough, we also didn't account for payroll taxes, which adds an additional 10 percent on top of what you pay people.
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The resulting album is almost embarrassingly intense, indecorously intimate, forgetting to blush while expressing feelings too huge for the songs to contain.
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These accolades are embarrassingly overdo for a woman who practically ruled primetime for 10 years as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy.
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After finishing the dish in an embarrassingly short amount of time, I find myself with an empty blini pan on my hands.
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It is embarrassingly easy to hack medical devices, experts warn, creating a new security threat that could have life-or-death consequences.
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I've found that folding chairs are best for tight quarters because they take up very little space in my embarrassingly full closet.
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But shortly thereafter, he forgot how many outs there were and embarrassingly failed to score from second base on an outfield error.
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Ironically, the same man who embarrassingly dispatched Rubio's presidential aspirations will similarly make Rubio's life very difficult in a hypothetical reelection battle.
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I am embarrassingly direct about my need for affection, demanding just one more cup of instant coffee, a kiss on the forehead.
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Singing an embarrassingly bad hip-hop version of "Sugar, Sugar," a pop number originally performed in 1969 by (wink wink) the Archies.
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Hoping to be a writer, he scrapes by as a temp; hoping for love, he strikes out embarrassingly with every at-bat.
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Of "unlocking our full potential," which is an example of the code we use when we want something embarrassingly simple, like happiness.
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In the end, they produced an embarrassingly weak case that failed to convince a single Republican to vote to impeach President Trump.
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Jeff Hornacek, coach No. 3, was promised by Jackson the freedom to implement the offense of his choosing and then embarrassingly usurped.
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That's because while Trump may think he's cleverly manipulating Kim with his embarrassingly high praise, it is Kim who has Trump's number.
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I got into an argument (embarrassingly involving more tears, thanks to the pain) with the hospital doctor who wrote me the prescription.
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Once in power, he ordered the works to be collected, and he may have destroyed some of the more embarrassingly bad ones.
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But when the electors gathered across the country Monday, this plot backfired embarrassingly — more electors defected from Hillary Clinton than from Trump.
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But, embarrassingly, Trump's response was about California liberals, adding for good measure that Putin has congratulated him for the magnificent job he's doing.
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Women may make up over half of the population in the United States, but the number of female elected officials is embarrassingly low.
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And she and Schumer stepped in it together in an embarrassingly tone deaf Lenny newsletter interview to promote the latter's book in 2016.
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We already have the burgers in the pan when I pull my cheese out of the fridge and realize that it's embarrassingly moldy.
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Apple, rather embarrassingly, made this fact glaringly clear, when it secretly throttled older iPhones to prevent their aging batteries from causing unexpected shutdowns.
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Most cars around these parts still run on gas, and we have hilariously, embarrassingly poor memories of spending $70 to fill the tank.
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Although Mexico embarrassingly exited the tournament early, the 21-year-old midfielder was one of the few players who delivered a good performance.
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VICE: Americans have a strange relationship with our history, where we've kind of grown accustomed to a version of it that's embarrassingly inaccurate.
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If your TV is embarrassingly lacking in the volume department, amp up your movie nights with the Bose Solo 5 TV Sound System.
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In late 2017, the United Kingdom's new aircraft carrier, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, embarrassingly sprung a leak during sea trials and needed repairs.
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After hearing the big news from one of the (embarrassingly many) Kanye West fan accounts I follow, I quickly tried to sign up.
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Trump in the last few weeks has fired his campaign manager, seen Republicans flee from his campaign and released embarrassingly low fundraising figures.
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Performed in German by a largely non-Jewish cast, this is quite possibly the most convincing — and least embarrassingly cliché-ridden — "Fiddler" imaginable.
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We gave up recycling for several weeks before the party and accumulated an embarrassingly large pile in the center of the living room.
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It wasn't until embarrassingly recently that I realized their name came from an actual "thing," which could also function as a grid's centerpiece.
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I like to think I'm all about authentic travel, but without fail, my trips feature a reliable friend and an embarrassingly detailed itinerary.
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An embarrassingly small clot of Republican senators have said they are open to voting to hear from these and possibly other key witnesses.
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Even so, the threat of bloodshed, along with the Taliban's grip on rural areas and widespread apathy, led to an embarrassingly low turnout.
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Last night I was running while watching the Jamaica Bobsled team and I was embarrassingly loud person cheering them on in the gym.
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After efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare were so embarrassingly unsuccessful, many question the ability of the GOP to pass any significant legislation.
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"The rates of clozapine are embarrassingly low in the U.S., but are even worse for people in the African American community," Vyas said.
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They had recently played (albeit embarrassingly badly) in a Super Bowl, so I was unaware of their long, distinguished legacy of lousy play.
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One scene where Lennie sleepwalks is so embarrassingly, uncomfortably bad from a performance point-of-view that it almost made me bail entirely.
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Credit card fraud is an embarrassingly big problem for the banking industry, with an increasing number of companies launching products to patch the problems.
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Of course, the wedding goes on as planned and nobody really misses that aunt as it's clear to everyone she embarrassingly overplayed her hand.
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But when the convention's rules committee met last week to propose rules for this week's convention, the Free the Delegates effort fell embarrassingly short.
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For the past two hours, the phrase "I'm so successful" has been ricocheting around my head and, embarrassingly enough, occasionally slipping from my mouth.
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He has aggrandised himself embarrassingly, with secretarial flags, man-of-action publicity shots and a helicopter tour paid for from his department's firefighting budget.
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Embarrassingly, both Mr Lighthizer and his Mexican counterpart had sent a draft of the deal to their respective legislatures for approval that same day.
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Some turn to cosmetic surgery and some embarrassingly hide their new bod — the body they worked so hard for — under a mass of clothing.
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For an embarrassingly long period of time Tuesday, the White House declined to say whether the President had confidence in his own attorney general.
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Embiid is a franchise pillar who's talented enough to make everyone forget how embarrassingly awful the Philadelphia 231ers have been for half a decade.
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"It took me embarrassingly long to realize [the guy] was like jerking off to the image of my foot in my shoe," she says.
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Paul Nuttall, the party's current leader, resigned immediately, having himself embarrassingly finished third in the seat he was running for, receiving only 3,300 votes.
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But his co-panelist Dana Perino embarrassingly let him know he was confusing King with black journalist Robin Roberts who interviewed Smollett on ABC.
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In late October, Julián Castro told his supporters, slightly embarrassingly, that he would drop out if he didn't reach his next fund-raising goal.
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This is much more profound than just replacing one word for another, which Trump embarrassingly tried to do the day after the press conference.
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That's thanks to a quirk in New York State's election laws, an embarrassingly retrograde system that protects incumbents by confusing voters and suppressing turnout.
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It is indisputable that he lied multiple times to the Senate Judiciary Committee and that his angry outbursts and hostile accusations were embarrassingly undignified.
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Since Dany and her crew first landed at Dragonstone, they've been trying to play a strategic game but have been embarrassingly bad at it.
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Donald Trump's embarrassingly lo-res tweet of an American flag encapsulates how Iranians have been dominating the social media game during the recent tensions.
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But in a burning world, gum itself is among the worst kind of garbage: non-compostable, occasionally sticking embarrassingly to clothing or important papers.
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The change could make users more comfortable sharing what's important to them without the fear of publicly receiving an embarrassingly small number of Likes.
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Britney Spears' new video is filled with eight packs, crisp jawlines, and, yes, some embarrassingly blatant product placement, but we'll forgive her for that.
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Just like an iPhone, it can operate on cellular data from Verizon, so you'll never have to embarrassingly ask for a WiFi password again.
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"The national police are disappointed and indignant ... The Mossos' presence has been insufficient, deliberately weak and embarrassingly neutral," the unions said in a statement.
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It took embarrassingly long for the world to agree on modest changes in the governance of the International Monetary Fund, largely because Congress was disengaged.
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A 1974 Senate investigation discovered that there were more than 750 separate sites for the storage of nuclear weapons, some with embarrassingly rudimentary physical security.
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Compare that to Obama&aposs first year in office where they embarrassingly, you know, tried to reset Russian relationships with a big present and everything.
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The list of major feature films about AIDS, however, is still embarrassingly slim, and, for Nyswaner, far too focused on white people in North America.
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Until this week, Apple was still offering some embarrassingly out-of-date computers, but now, it has replaced them with an embarrassment of diverse riches.
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And then a police car embarrassingly (hilariously) loses control and starts sledding down in reverse until it gives a love tap to the crashed buses.
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It was a long cycle of embarrassingly large and painful cysts that I believe were completely hormone-related due to their location on my face.
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"I give away, but I give away after it gets to the point that it gets so stacked and full, embarrassingly over-stuffed," she says.
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This week, a lucky pair of Wheel of Fortune contestants solved the prize puzzle only to subsequently demonstrate an embarrassingly slim grasp of world geography.
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He promised to repeal ObamaCare and failed embarrassingly, calling into doubt other pro-business promises that include less regulation and changes to the tax code.
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Several states offer embarrassingly small payouts, like New Hampshire, which gives a flat sum of $20,000 no matter how long a person spent behind bars.
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It can be quite specific: Remember Angus Wilson's wonderful satire "Anglo-Saxon Attitudes," in which a seventh-century bishop's coffin holds some embarrassingly phallic surprises.
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Amazingly, and embarrassingly, this information has not been collected and analyzed so that ways to avoid police shootings could be explored at the national level.
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Losing embarrassingly and publicly, as he currently is, is a threat not just to the central argument of his campaign but to his entire persona.
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Mirror When I was 21, I underwent breast reduction surgery, reducing my embarrassingly large chest to something that could at least fit inside a cardigan.
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Seattle Mariners reliever Steve Cishek has had the bottom of his stirrups fall embarrassingly out of the back of his cleats several times this season.
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Stuckey, on one side of the screen, asks Ocasio-Cortez questions, and Ocasio-Cortez, on the other, struggles to respond or gives embarrassingly wrong answers.
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Read more: Trump's plans for pulling out of Syria were embarrassingly disrupted by Iraq, which says the US isn't allowed to redeploy on its soil
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The exam demonstrated that even a conservative senator from Louisiana couldn't stomach the nomination of such an embarrassingly unqualified lawyer to such an important position.
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The expensive goods are meticulously arranged so followers can admire the makeup, jewelry, shoes and other items that have oh-so-embarrassingly been laid bare.
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"She's a prolific fundraiser and she's almost embarrassingly talented and qualified for this job," Don Bivens, a former chair of the state party, told RealClearPolitics.
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And that's how I ended up at Mr. Biyachuev's outpost, emptying glasses of Georgian wine and, embarrassingly in retrospect, playing air guitar to Led Zeppelin.
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Embarrassingly for the government, far-right leader Marine Le Pen and her fellow National Front lawmakers voted in favour of some of the bill's articles.
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I was embarrassingly late to realize that the bigger story was almost always elsewhere, in the events unfolding just outside the CEO's field of vision.
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Germany Dispatch BERLIN — It seemed like a no-brainer: Lower Germany's embarrassingly high carbon emissions at no cost, and save some lives in the process.
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The weak curves of the letters feel like an embarrassingly obvious metaphor for his side-stepping rhetoric—a double tap of low-effort and insincerity.
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"Embarrassingly, it was maybe until my early 30s when I really started looking into my actions and how my actions caused so much harm," he said.
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"The standards he (Obama) is prepared to accept for carbon pollution from airplanes are embarrassingly low," said Sarah Burt, a legal expert on aviation for Earthjustice.
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That's where I got the idea for the email, and I kept using it for like an embarrassingly long time—like, until I got to college.
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Ever since the nightmare-inducing trailer came out I've been half-intrigued, half-wary (I'm embarrassingly easy to scare when it comes to supernatural, jumpy stuff).
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"It's an embarrassingly simple study," says Patrick Markey, a professor at Villanova University who studies violent video games and who was not involved in the research.
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While Comey effectively cleared Clinton, infuriating conservatives, he laid out more than enough embarrassingly conclusions about Clinton's "careless" conduct that she came out badly bruised anyway.
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Wait times are generally shorter here than in New York, where I lived before moving here, and the average distance between stops is almost embarrassingly short.
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"There are embarrassingly few black and hispanic reporters in the WH press corps and four have been personally insulted by the President this week," he wrote.
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But after he was embarrassingly caught at Tokyo airport with a fake passport in 2001, allegedly on his way to Disneyland, he rapidly fell from grace.
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And if you claim that you have given equal representation to progressive Democrats in this race, please stop — that's embarrassingly untrue, and even you know it.
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Embarrassingly, Google paid Adblock Plus, one of the most popular adblockers out there, a loosely rumoured $25 million (£19.5 million) to allow its own ads through.
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Bichlbaum often impersonates a representative of corporate interest to announce good behavior — as it did with the W.T.O. The spoofed organization must then, embarrassingly, deny it.
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Embarrassingly, I was almost 30 before I learned that it was possible to have an invisible disability — and that I was someone who qualified as disabled.
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The kind that should be the result of one too many Hallows' Eve tequila shots but could actually be embarrassingly earnest cases of trial and error.
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But, embarrassingly for the government, members of the national soccer team have repeatedly defected after games abroad: Angola in 22006, Kenya in 20093, Uganda in 22009.
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Embarrassingly for the Eritrean government, members of the national soccer team have repeatedly defected after games abroad: Angola in 2007, Kenya in 2009, Uganda in 2012.
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It's an embarrassingly low bar for a party that purported to care far more about ethics in government when Barack Obama sat in the Oval Office.
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The GOP, having been caught embarrassingly flat-footed on health care after capturing the presidency in 2016, has essentially stopped championing big ideas on the subject.
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It has not been plain sailing for the queen herself, as she found herself embarrassingly embroiled in political wrangling over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Even the remains of the fractured international community couldn't take its impotence being called so painfully and embarrassingly to account by the images coming out of Aleppo.
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Otherwise, his final total might look as bad as Joe Biden's 0.9 percent in 2008 — a showing so embarrassingly bad that Biden quit the race that night.
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The LA-based company had unknowingly — and embarrassingly — exposed its own copy, one that was so spot on it didn't know it was, in fact, a duplicate.
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Introduced more than five years ago, Apple Maps got off to an embarrassingly bumpy start with misidentified landmarks, flattened buildings, no transit maps, and generally bad directions.
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Sadly—and, for CBS, embarrassingly—the most notable part of S.W.A.T. is that it's the only series on the network's upcoming slate that boasts a black lead.
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He inherits a state with the fifth largest economy in the world but an embarrassingly high child poverty rate, higher than it was before the Great Recession.
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The creatures can feel embarrassingly, achingly, real—we watch them grow from eggs to lame fish or whatever to powerful, gym-conquering monsters with actual, genuine compassion.
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Yet embarrassingly for Republicans, one topic on which this is not true is climate change where his views, though patently ridiculous, are uniformly embraced by his party.
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We remain embarrassingly far behind; the United States spends less on child care and early childhood education than all other developed countries except Turkey, Latvia, and Croatia.
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The humble Brussels sprout is embarrassingly trendy — not seen a menu without them for a while — but still a lot better than prime rib in planetary terms.
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With the exception of the past two years, Alzheimer's research was funded at embarrassingly low rates relative to other diseases in the top 10 causes of death.
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I was also interrogated about the tampon and pad I kept in the side pocket of my bag, which I embarrassingly fought to keep in my possession.
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Alabama voters are entitled to advance their party's interests vigorously, but there must be some limits to the kind of blind partisanship that promotes embarrassingly unqualified candidates.
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I feel like when you eat cauliflower normally, it's, like, embarrassingly crunch and loud, but if you eat it boiled there is just no texture to it.
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While the Democrats have what seems like an excessive number of would-be nominees, the Republicans are almost embarrassingly short of people willing to challenge Mr. Trump.
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The Town was the clearance bin version of The Departed (he even included an embarrassingly obvious cranberry juice reference to make it absolutely clear), but it was bearable.
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And somewhat embarrassingly, it looks like meal kit companies need to emulate the brick-and-mortar groceries and online retailers they once criticized for overwhelming shoppers with choices.
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"We are moving forward at a snail's pace and this is embarrassingly slow," Sam Smethers, chief executive of women's rights organization the Fawcett Society, said in a statement.
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In "Beedi," local dancer Billo (based on Othello's Bianca and played by Bipasha Basu) dances for Omkara's party while Langda and Rajju conspire to get Kesu embarrassingly drunk.
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TechCrunch has been griping about Facebook's bare-bones video editor since 2013, and 13 months ago begged for improvements to the embarrassingly outdated feature, including a soundtracking option.
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It wasn't too long before then that a portable computer was so embarrassingly large that you would probably break your legs if you used it as a laptop.
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With surveys showing that almost 70 percent of Venezuelans oppose the assembly, the government wants to avoid embarrassingly low turnout in a ballot being boycotted by the opposition.
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It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that nobody was going to call me and casually mention that they'd like to make my dreams come true.
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It's almost a tradition that new teams have to do something embarrassingly over-the-top to mark their first game, as Grab Bag readers already know all about.
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My legs gave out, I completely blanked on the concept of safety bars and stops on the sides, and let out an embarrassingly high pitched squeal of terror.
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Trump, however, decided to scrap a planned visit to the White House when he learned "an embarrassingly small number of coaches and players would actually attend," Lemon said.
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Charlottesville has pushed Trump's racism out of the shadows, and the media have focused public attention on the grotesque moral deformities that have become suddenly and embarrassingly visible.
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A Barcelona supporting fantasy football with a young, soccer-mad son, it turned out that the quiz we'd devised for him was, well, embarrassingly and slightly insultingly easy.
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This was the launch of our prison's new service-dog program, where we train dogs to help veterans and people with PTSD, and we were all embarrassingly excited.
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Or perhaps your sweet ole mom stopped by to serve up a batch of freshly baked cookies and embarrassingly discovered your mouth was already full of something unspeakable.
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Also the ha-ha virtuosi: Paul Beatty, Calvin Trillin, Gary Shteyngart, Simon Rich, all of whom make me laugh like a drain, often in embarrassingly confined public spaces.
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Embarrassingly, the government announced its schedule for the measure in an email to about 300 journalists that exposed all their email addresses to each recipient, the BBC reported.
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The graphic also manages to point out (somewhat embarrassingly) that Gotham will manage to best a number of European countries' aggregate venture dollar investments by itself this year.
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The software locked users' computer systems and demanded ransoms in Bitcoin, generating an embarrassingly small amount of actual cryptocurrency ransom but leaving a digital paper trail a mile wide.
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But it took me an embarrassingly long time to grasp this fairly overt metaphor, as I was completely distracted by Wendy and Bobby's awkward silences and prolonged eye contact.
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" Tom's Hardware noted that it was often "embarrassingly bested by its predecessor" while Tweaktown lamented that "you can't help but almost feel disappointed with what's going on here today.
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For people who work at a tech website, it took a good chunk of the Giz staff an embarrassingly long time to figure out how to remove the thing.
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Embarrassingly, Mr Trudeau and Bill Morneau, the finance minister, have used (legal) methods that are not targeted by the reforms to reduce the tax they owe on family wealth.
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She tucked her sheet of hair behind one ear—she always did this before calling someone, an embarrassingly outdated childhood habit—and brought up her bone-conductive phone app.
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A Kickstarter project wants to help you get everything possible out of your excursions, sans the packing anxiety and embarrassingly huge luggage that makes spontaneous exploration next to impossible.
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The news comes after WeWork has essentially imploded, with its valuation tumbling and investor SoftBank having to embarrassingly bail the company out with a cash injection of $9.5 billion.
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But the unit ranked 19603th in the S&P+ rankings heading into Saturday, which is embarrassingly low no matter how potent Big 12 offenses generally are across the board.
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"Embarrassingly it was the first definition of artificial intelligence I've ever seen in a state statute, and they had to strike it out and rewrite it," Mr. Calo said.
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And from Julia Phillips's "Disappearing Earth" I learned where Kamchatka was — which, embarrassingly, I did not know and would probably still not know, were it not for her book.
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Last week, his campaign tweeted a video clip from the Democratic debate that was edited to suggest he embarrassingly stumped other candidates with a question about starting a business.
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Once Loyal Customer (OLC) is an Australian Facebook page dedicated to chronicling the embarrassingly minor or ridiculous customer complaints that really shouldn't have been made in the first place.
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Embarrassingly, I got suckered into opening photos of this man thrice(!), as have many others, via assorted prank texts circulating and promising breaking information about the COVID-19 crisis.
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From its embarrassingly bowdlerized title on, What the (Bleep) Just Happened is not written "to persuade a fair-minded opponent," as Bellow argued the best political writing should be.
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My pain tolerance is embarrassingly low, so with needles out of the question, I was close to giving up hope...until I stumbled across one treatment that changed my luck.
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With the top down, you and one passenger can be soaked in California sun as well as the loud — but not embarrassingly loud — exhaust notes of a Ferrari V207 engine.
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He also proposed an increase in the national-insurance contributions paid by the self-employed—though this was hastily, and embarrassingly, withdrawn after an outcry from newspapers and Tory backbenchers.
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"Striking Vipers" does get at the deep fantasy underlying so may virtual worlds, the way a layer of plausible remove can keep wish-fulfillment fantasies from being too embarrassingly naked.
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Embarrassingly, the FBI also appears to think that because Mail, Photos and Notes were turned off on the device, that this also toggles what gets backed up via iCloud Backup.
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Trendy highlights we all begged our mothers to pay for, a self tan à la Jergens lotion, embarrassingly bright headbands likely from Claire's or Limited Too... it all checks out.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Considered Nintendo's biggest failure and the butt of endless jokes, the $240 Virtual Boy delivered an embarrassingly limited virtual reality experience when it debuted in 1995.
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After a day and night in the hospital, I returned to my embarrassingly modest rental apartment with this baby that I had spent nine months convincing myself that I wanted.
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However, I'm a 33-year-old man who turns up to work in metal or hardcore shirt almost every day, so I've still got a dog in this fight, embarrassingly.
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In an audio embarrassingly leaked this week, Mr Temer addresses the nation as if he has assumed power; he waxes eloquent about economic reforms but makes no mention of corruption.
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As embarrassingly as she behaves, she also looks like someone who's been given a stage and decided to lay her soul bare on it for the benefit of one person.
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In her hearing, DeVos revealed herself to be embarrassingly ignorant of basic concepts underlying debates over education policy and of federal law protecting disabled students from discrimination in their schools.
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Instead I learned to cover my knees in synagogue, to be quiet and sit still through sermons that I found boring as a kid and in retrospect find embarrassingly trite.
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Embarrassingly, one of Ukraine's frontline vessels in the Azov Sea -- which is roughly the size of Switzerland -- is a converted fishing boat with a lone machine gun on the back.
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Indeed, because we all watched the trip, saw the tweets, and heard the comments it was easy to see -- embarrassingly obvious -- that foreign leaders know how to seduce the President.
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Charles M. Blow Jaws dropped Tuesday night as Bernie Sanders defied the embarrassingly incorrect polls and shocked election watchers with a narrow but important upset of Hillary Clinton in Michigan.
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For the past 15 years—a somewhat embarrassingly long time, considering most people reading this have never heard of me—I have gotten onstage and tried to make people laugh.
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Like male politicians who experience sudden, embarrassingly late revelations about misogyny once they have daughters, I developed new, strong opinions about how work and home are conceived of in America.
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In 2015, the bloc embarrassingly failed to apply a common asylum policy to tackle an influx of refugees from the Middle East - its worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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In fact, Biden may have played to more packed rooms in the run-up to the 2008 caucuses, in which he limped home with an embarrassingly weak fifth-place finish.
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It has also been embarrassingly clear that the president, who believes young adults pay $12 a year for health insurance, has no grasp whatsoever of what is in the BCRA.
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Like counts can hurt people's well-being by leading them into envy spirals comparing themselves against peers, or coercing them to self-censor to avoid an embarrassingly low Like count.
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Now, as Hollywood contends with its embarrassingly monochromatic slate of Oscar acting nominees, "Fresh Off the Boat" is part of a growing list of sitcoms with ethnic minorities in leading roles.
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It's embarrassingly simple, though the embarrassment should be shared out among Facebook's full-fat Messenger, Google's constantly failing efforts to make a non-terrible messaging app, and confused alternatives like Skype.
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If you want to keep your wits about you and make sure you don't get embarrassingly sloppy-drunk before dessert, try this lower-alcohol cider and vermouth option and go slow.
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I had huge breasts by the time I was 11, a complexion dotted in acne, and, most embarrassingly, the kind of thick body hair that often comes with being Italian-American.
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The picture of me it had captured was bracingly if embarrassingly complete, but the longer I spent looking through old texts, the more I felt I was spying on a stranger.
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Read these stories next: This Year's Oscars Were Embarrassingly White, Male, & Out Of Touch The Oscars Finally Had Its #MeToo & Time's Up Moment Jordan Peele Just Made History At The Oscars
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Read These Stories Next: This Year's Oscars Were Embarrassingly White, Male, & Out Of Touch March Click List: R29 Entertainment Editors' Picks For The Month The Hypocrisy Of Awards Season's Diversity Stunt
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Microsoft came out with a study last year that found that people generally lose concentration after eight seconds — that's less than a goldfish (which, embarrassingly, possesses a nine-second attention span).
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And with Google making new messaging apps (that, unlike iMessage, are also cross-platform), Apple could only keep its texting client simple for so long without looking embarrassingly behind the curve.
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Try as your shoes might to keep themselves together (unless you're rocking velcro straps), inevitably their strings will come unravelled, causing you to trip and fall in some embarrassingly public setting.
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So, after the success of my first half marathon, I did another... ... and another... At one point, I can remember embarrassingly asking myself: Am I just doing this for the Instagrams?
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Which means that, somewhat embarrassingly for the Democratic Party, Trump turns out to have had a better grasp on a key macroeconomic policy topic than their all-star team of technocrats.
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The country's corruption rating, as measured by the researchers of Transparency International, is stubbornly and embarrassingly poor for a democracy whose economy is the 15th largest in the world (see chart).
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It was embarrassingly obvious that they never had a plan for what was to happen after Brexit, because they weren't really interested in the E.U. They were interested only in England.
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TOSSING KNIVES AND SHRIMP If we're going out for dinner, which usually means my parents and sister join us, then I have to be honest, and we embarrassingly go to Benihana.
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Come to think of it, that's how music felt during her husband's run in the 90s—there were embarrassingly few great moments to be plucked from a vast sea of meh.
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The evidence for Kerik's claim is embarrassingly thin — a video where she laughs about a college professor's pronunciation of the words "al-Qaeda" and "Hezbollah," not anything the groups have done.
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Once they escaped through the portal and visited the judge, Chidi planted a kiss on her ("Hot diggity dog," Eleanor embarrassingly said afterward), assuming they would never see each other again.
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Like Szalay, Knausgaard is often artless, prosy, clichéd, embarrassingly banal; like Szalay, he wants to explode the novel form; and like the British author he is interested in many ordinary things.
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And while there is no arguing Snipes runs a embarrassingly dysfunctional operation—she's run afoul the law multiple times before—there appears to be scant evidence of voter fraud in Broward.
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"Rather embarrassingly, we rejected the finest writer on politics of the 20th century in the English language," Alasdair Donaldson, a senior policy analyst at the organization, said in a phone interview.
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Two embarrassingly antiquated articles of the constitution—one allowing the use of racial criteria in defining eligible voters and one allowing laws specific to particular races to be made—should be deleted.
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Most embarrassingly, it reminds us of the then popular practice of posting Facebook notes with viral internet surveys, which Seeley styled based on actual notes his friends had posted at the time.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though … I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski said.
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Emelianenko finally got on top of Hunt and spent an embarrassingly long time finishing a kimura to secure the victory, but the whole experience showed Emelianenko at his most complacent and fallible.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though… I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski says.
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IBM&aposs Statement on the Muslim Ban Is Embarrassingly Weak For a Company That Collaborated With the…Companies like Uber are getting raked over the coals for collaborating with the Trump regime.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though… I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski said.
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I'll always embarrassingly remember having an argument as a teenager with a (now ex) significant other when he didn't want to change his relationship status on Facebook immediately after becoming official IRL.
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Today, in 2016, with economic inequality at a hundred-year high and meaningful progress on climate change and other social and environmental issues embarrassingly paltry, the answer to that question is obvious.
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After a decade of development, Apple finally unveiled its facial recognition software on Tuesday during the announcement of the new iPhone X — but, embarrassingly, the feature didn't work during its grand debut.
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As Prosecutor Mosby, her team, the media and so-called "No Justice; No Peace" Black Lives Matter supporters have embarrassingly learned time and time again in the cases of Trayvon Martin v.
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An attempt to blend high (a discussion of Kant's idea of the "sublime") and low (an embarrassingly vulgar riff on a vending machine in a German bathroom) merely adds to the muddle.
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Trump came into office with a Republican-controlled House and Senate, but he's failed to persuade Congress to pass anything save for an embarrassingly small number of confirmations and stopgap spending measures.
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In all honesty, I didn't even have to venture to the store to stock up; I already had an embarrassingly large variety of ramen noodles to choose from in my cluttered pantry.
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The latter was embarrassingly close: Moore ran only 4 points ahead of his Democratic opponent, winning 52 percent of the vote in a year when Mitt Romney won Alabama with 61 percent.
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In the context of politics, the tech can be used to create (often startlingly lifelike) videos that falsely show politicians making offensive statements, behaving embarrassingly, or saying things they didn't actually say.
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Most of us are embarrassingly bad about backing up our data and are too cheap to pay the monthly service fees that ensure everything gets properly synced and stored in the cloud.
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Others jumped in to share similar experiences with the Apple Card, including, embarrassingly, the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who said his credit limit was 10 times the one his wife received.
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But Facebook, which also recently announced checks on political advertisers, had to delay its UK launch of ID checks earlier this month, after the beta system was shown being embarrassingly easy to game.
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I have tons of photos from Disney World when I was around four or five, and all I can remember about that trip is how my dad (embarrassingly) flirted with the Little Mermaid.
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His inexperience can betray him: in April it led to an embarrassingly gushing photo splash with his wife, his former high-school French teacher and 20 years his senior, in a celebrity magazine.
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The water was ice-cold and refreshing, but it took me an embarrassingly long moment to understand the pleasure with which he offered it: cold water was now available in this hot place.
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Most embarrassingly, the N.B.A. pulled its 2017 All-Star Weekend from Charlotte, canceling an event local leaders had spent years trying to attract, along with its expected influx of more than $100 million.
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Embarrassingly, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was surprised to learn Thursday from NBC News reporter Andrea Mitchell – during a televised interview – that President Trump had invited Putin to visit the White House.
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"Embarrassingly, the U.S. is the only major country on Earth that does not guarantee healthcare," Sanders said, praising what he called less-wasteful healthcare systems like those in Canada and the United Kingdom.
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Assembled by the numbers and filmed (by John Pardue) as if it matters, "Finding Your Feet" boasts an embarrassingly on-the-nose soundtrack and plot twists you can see coming without your bifocals.
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The Hamilton memes that everyone came up with in response were embarrassingly repetitive riffs on an already played-out cultural object, but who needs to pull out the comedy big guns when they're celebrating?
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While there are plenty in the paddock who suspect Mercedes could be even more dominant, and maybe embarrassingly quick in Australia, nobody knows for sure just where they stand in relation to each other.
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Their hearings were strikingly similar: a handful of embarrassingly ill-conceived questions, a few cathartic jabs; some tech exec dodges, grandstanding galore, and, on occasion, a genuinely thoughtful line of inquiry (typically cut short).
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Twitter has always struggled with this aspect of its service, but it it became embarrassingly obvious last week when Recode's Kara Swisher attempted to interview Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey live on Twitter last week.
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Until an embarrassingly recent time (and still in this moment, if we're being realistic), Hollywood bigwigs hesitated to bet on women and people of color, especially in tentpole franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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I think this movie embarrassingly reeks of The Shining , which was a movie that—until I watched it enough in my mid-20s to make it not scary anymore—was a really effective movie.
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Not surprisingly, many have attempted to drink beer with a leaf blower and uploaded it to YouTube, but the actual amount of beer that reaches their mouths (let alone their bloodstreams) is embarrassingly low.
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The bottom line is that despite a significant jump in the use of renewable energy (2023 percent in 2016 from 7 percent in 2008), Germany has embarrassingly fallen short of its own climate goals.
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" Trade experts note that the administration used national security as a "pretext" to impose tariffs; that its investigation was "extremely non-transparent;" and that its security and economic analyses were "embarrassingly feeble" and "absurd.
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Mr. Cruz is clearly gambling that Mr. Trump is likely to lose, perhaps embarrassingly, and that when he does Mr. Cruz will emerge as the strongest spokesman for the Republican Party's core conservative principles.
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Father Martin said that one day, after embarrassingly spilling hummus on his pants earlier, he went to a Met conference room to review the storyboards the curators had pinned to the walls with thumbtacks.
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The British government's legal advice, which May was embarrassingly forced to publish after losing a vote in parliament, concluded that the so-called Irish 'backstop' had no mechanism that would let Britain leave it.
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Marked by declining participation, an embarrassingly violent (if somewhat popular!) reality TV show, and growing public sentiment that children shouldn't be hitting each other in the head, youth football has drawn the attention of lawmakers.
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We then went over to the computer in our kitchen and my mom looked up to see if there was indeed some new drug called mint, but eventually believed my story...which embarrassingly was true.
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While other mainstream pop artists have opened up about their political views, or at least composed an embarrassingly genuine/borderline political Instagram post over the past year, Swift chose to remain comfortably above the fray.
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A matter of vanity Speculation has swirled around why Trump hasn't released his taxes, including that they could reveal long-denied ties to foreign interests or that he has donated embarrassingly little to charitable organizations.
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Because the longer he debates issues with Mrs Clinton, the more embarrassingly apparent it becomes that she knows what she is talking about and he mostly does not—and the more uncomfortable that makes him.
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On January 10th, CNN published an explosive story: a dossier alleging President-elect Donald Trump had been embarrassingly compromised by the Russian government had been circulating among high-ranking government officials and journalists for months.
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Elijah Cummings blasted Mylan on Monday after it embarrassingly revealed its CEO — during congressional testimony last week —significantly understated the amount of profit the big drugmaker books on sales of its life-saving EpiPen devices.
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We already live in a world where politicians who are embarrassingly ignorant about women's basic reproductive biology are still trying to legally control it, among other things, by criminalizing miscarriage and forwarding fetal personhood laws.
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Embarrassingly for the central government in Beijing, local fans did not boo "God Save the Queen", Britain's anthem, when it was played at fixtures before 1997, the year Hong Kong was returned to Chinese sovereignty.
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Embarrassingly for the association, Ada Hegerberg, a striker who last year became the first ever recipient of the women's Ballon d'Or, a prize for the world's best player, has boycotted the national side since 2017.
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From Shark After Dark host Eli Roth (who I embarrassingly) clung to in fear of the gentle giants, to our amazing camera guys and even our boat captain, everyone loved the stingrays (except for me).
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His state-appointed attorney William J. Willingham was embarrassingly underpaid—at the time, overall compensation to capital trial attorneys for out-of-court work was capped at $1,000—and by his own admission, poorly qualified.
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It is embarrassingly ironic that, notionally, Saudi Arabia is a leader of the global coalition against the Islamic State (ISIS), the extremists whose signature horror has been the videoed torture and execution of its prisoners.
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After an offseason that included countless magazine covers and a fantastic amount of hype, the Cleveland Browns once again stumbled out of the gate embarrassingly, dropping their home opener to the Tennessee Titans 43-13.
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Even famous animals aren't safe from the spirited and spooky whims of their owners, which means Flipagram, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook should be filling up with shots of celebrity pets in some embarrassingly adorable gear.
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Before then, Trump was regarded as a sideshow and given heaps of coverage, most embarrassingly when he got major coverage of a fundraiser he put on for veterans instead of participating in a primary debate.
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When I saw a row of small acrylic and ink works by Ken Price, his American landscapes in bright, psychedelic colors, I embarrassingly couldn't get Simon and Garfunkel's 1968 hit "America" out of my head.
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We just replaced our embarrassingly old mattress with a Ghost Bed (because someone in the MD comments said TWO one night stands bought one after sleeping in hers) and it is a cloud of happiness.
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He makes few retail campaign stops and little effort to cultivate key conservative endorsees, and his ground game is embarrassingly dysfunctional (if this report by the New York Times's Trip Gabriel is anything to go by).
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Obama had sent his then secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, around the world to apologize to US allies for embarrassingly frank disclosures by US diplomats on cables from American embassies to Washington published on the site.
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No. But I decided to wear the device to both to help me understand the experiences of my patients (which I embarrassingly chronicled here in 2012), and because I have a history of borderline high cholesterol.
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The awful repetition of the phrase "I think" -- as the speaker desperately gathers together their thoughts -- is embarrassingly followed by a shambolic collection of perception, personal theories, guesswork and sometimes stuff that is simply made up.
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Almost every major American technology company — Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, IBM, Intel, Salesforce, Netflix, Uber, Airbnb, and many others — has put out a statement condemning Trump's policy (though Gizmodo panned IBM's statement as "embarrassingly weak").
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You can be confused about the app and not agree with its users, but you don't have go through the embarrassingly petty effort of making a fake account, infiltrating the app, and tearing the community down.
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As Sloman and Fernbach demonstrate in some of the most interesting and unsettling parts of the book, individual humans know embarrassingly little about the world, and as history progressed, they came to know less and less.
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Speaking of embarrassingly public iPhone conversations, Cole has much to say on the subject of Kanye West, who posted a since-deleted screenshot of himself on the phone with the younger artist on Twitter last month.
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"RKN is embarrassingly bad at blocking Telegram, so most people keep using it without any intermediaries," said Ilya Andreev, COO and co-founder of Vee Security, which has been providing a proxy service to bypass the ban.
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"This so-called 'final report' is embarrassingly thin on substance, but is filled with politically-motivated suggestions sure to please anti-park members of Congress and their friends in the oil, gas, and coal industries," Rokal said.
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A standard game of the popular app HQ Trivia goes something like this: Questions one and two are almost embarrassingly easy, leading newbies to wonder why everyone doesn't walk away with a share of the prize money.
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Borrowing a page from the Vichyites, America's ignoble response was to do embarrassingly little on behalf of the Jews, allegedly for fear of offending local Arabs—a fear that, on closer inspection, had little basis in fact.
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Side note: As a writer who spends an embarrassingly large amount of time indoors, I was impressed by how immersive this particular app was—the sound quality is so stellar that you actually feel like you're outside.
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"The idea that ecclesial abuse of children was a result of the 1960s, a supposed collapse of moral theology, and 'conciliarity' is an embarrassingly wrong explanation for the systemic abuse of children and its coverup," he wrote.
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He soon realizes that he's been embarrassingly close to his car all night and speeds off to his ethics conference, where he turns his portentous but apparently meaningless experience into a vehicle for his new-found nihilism.
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I consider myself a citizen of the world, but lately, my browsing habits have been embarrassingly provincial: Although I'm not a United States citizen, I appear overwhelmingly American, with a smattering of Singapore, Ireland, France and Germany.
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In 2014, Ms. Teachout's grass-roots campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor proved embarrassingly potent to Mr. Cuomo, who — despite incumbency, millions in the bank and a famous political pedigree — won only 63 percent of the vote.
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The best reason to procreate I can think of is that, more often than not, I find myself embarrassingly, ecstatically grateful to be alive, and having a baby is the only way I know to return the favor.
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Adam's an embarrassingly earnest try-hard of a character, always ready to launch into high-minded conversations about art and ethics but seemingly incapable of reading the room to see if his audience wants to talk about them.
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Embarrassingly, their tactics were obvious from the start, with press releases generated with "fill in the blank" opposition, persistent delay tactics, and increasingly bizarre allegations against one of the most distinguished judges on record in modern American history.
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Here are just a few from my embarrassingly over-underlined and notated copy of Jesus' Son: "Under Midwestern clouds like great grey brains we left the superhighway with a drifting sensation and entered Kansas" ("Car Crash While Hitchhiking").
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JOSHUA BARONE If "Happy Birthday to You" is not the song I've heard most often in life — blared over cupcakes in elementary school, warbled embarrassingly in restaurants, sung sotto voce at office parties — it is certainly up there.
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And some of the profundities I'd recorded in the immediate aftermath of the experience — such as the supreme importance of love, an epiphany I'd had on LSD — now seemed embarrassingly thin, platitudes best suited to a Hallmark card.
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Whether or not there is proof of Russian collusion or crooked business dealings, the president's opponents may have to keep their focus on his personal affairs because in seeing to the nation's interests, he has been embarrassingly successful.
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The party is so embarrassingly short on women in Congress that the Judiciary Committee had to import a "female attorney" to question Blasey in order to paper over the fact that every single Republican member is a man.
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The payment was made by intermediaries acting on behalf of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in an attempt to extend the length of his arranged meeting with Trump beyond an embarrassingly short handshake and photo op, the BBC reported.
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In his first German period, he was already signifying "nativeness" in an embarrassingly flatfooted way, drawing on clichéd American Indian motifs for his odd Amerika series, painted in Berlin at a time when he had never encountered Native Americans.
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And there are others who offer just the kind of comedic relief and light-hearted fun that we—and Hannah—likely all need after a few intense weeks of first Cam, and now Luke P.'s embarrassingly juvenile behavior.
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Earlier this year, he surprisingly supported a French-style ban on Muslim headgear, which was so obviously un-Libertarian (not to mention anti–First Amendment) that he was roundly denounced by his supporters and had to embarrassingly reverse himself.
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Kraft Heinz was publicly and embarrassingly rebuffed by Unilever in 2017 — a rejection that some say emboldened other food companies, which once feared Kraft Heinz, to realize they too could say no to the company and its 3G backers.
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When Raffi Krikorian joined the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as chief technology officer, the party was still reeling from its devastating loss in 22019 — and the stunning cyberattacks that resulted in high-level officials' emails being embarrassingly leaked online.
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The problem isn't really with the embarrassingly low turnout either, which in primaries averages about 20 percent (though it's hard to say that "the people have spoken" with a straight face when four in five eligible voters remained silent).
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It correctly discerned that the people marauding the nation, scaring children with their ghoulish costumes and macabre makeup, are basically a smattering of very sad humans™ who are both starved of attention and embarrassingly susceptible to American marketing.
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What I didn't really remember until I was watching the show with grown women is that Hellsing features some embarrassingly sexualized character designs, especially an ingenue police officer, Seras, who becomes the vehicle for much of the series' exposition.
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Every day, sometimes for a few minutes and sometimes for embarrassingly more than that, I scan my inventory — clothes from my closet on Grailed, records from my collection on Discogs, and various ephemera accumulated over the years on eBay.
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The immersion in the indignity that ratcheted up throughout most of the performance began in a long hallway filled with videos projections, including embarrassingly racist cartoons and white men demonstrating how to use a wooden baton in self-defense.
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Outlook: The NHL has a long history of expansion teams being embarrassingly awful, but the Knights are the first new franchise in the current era of hyper-parity, so they probably won't be as bad as you might expect.
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Pew has a striking chart below that shows America embarrassingly far down the list: Consider this: If "did not vote" was a candidate in the last presidential election, that "candidate" would've defeated Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in a landslide.
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There is no additional commentary to add context to TanaCon, whether it's footage of the embarrassingly sparse swag bags (including the infamous "TanaCondom," for an event largely filled with young fans) to footage of a venue that is clearly inadequate.
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I never washed them, wore them until they were embarrassingly over-due for a launder, all in the quest to keep them looking so black that they made my legs look almost 2-D — like they were stamped into space.
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At the time of writing this review, I've tracked in excess of a million steps — 819 kilometers or just under 509 miles — with the Withings Health Mate app, and an embarrassingly high proportion of that is because of the app.
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This extends as far back as 2009 as Lamar, under the alias of K.Dot, put out the tape C4, an 18-track ode to Lil Wayne that opens, kind of embarrassingly, with an audio co-sign from the rapper himself.
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Embarrassingly, Mr Gigaba's budget was marred by the release of a high-court ruling that he had lied under oath in his previous job as minister of home affairs (and photos of him playing "Candy Crush" on his iPad in parliament).
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Most of them don't, and characters like Zack's love interest Lex, a collection of cheap fantasy traits who only serves to ease his path and flatter his ego, could just as readily be cut or expanded into something less embarrassingly facile.
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Vice President Mike Pence and two top White House officials late Monday reportedly made a new offer to the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, whose opposition spurred Speaker Paul Ryan to embarrassingly pull the GOP's Obamacare replacement bill last month.
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It was responded to rather embarrassingly by the Pentagon, which I have no doubt are quite upset by the lack of any substantive orders issued from the White House to take on this matter in a decisive and resolute manner.
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Let's face it, as someone who was moved to tears by pictures of Standing Rock protests, I was never going to get along with the oil industry, and I am now way too embarrassingly old to ever take driving lessons.
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HONG KONG — When North and South Korea fielded a joint women's ice hockey team for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, the decision turned out to be more symbolic than practical: The team lost all of its games, sometimes by embarrassingly wide margins.
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Even those of us who have devoted tens of thousands of hours to watching films have blind spots — important pathways of cinema history that we've never ventured down, or, perhaps even more embarrassingly, major movies whose greatness we've never quite grasped.
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As Trump officials at other agencies tried to roll back environmental and other regulations, they were losing in court at an embarrassingly high rate; in many cases, judges slapped down the administration for failing to follow proper rule-making procedures.
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It's mind-boggling that even in the middle of a global pandemic, people have expressed reluctance — some embarrassingly so — to curb certain aspects of their all-important social lives, even if it means potentially saving those most at risk, i.e.
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Embarrassingly, my initial submission contained the theme answer GREENER PASTEURS, clued as "The more eco-friendly descendants of scientist Louis," but the editors gently informed me that I had been pronouncing "Pasteur" incorrectly, so that answer had to be scrapped.
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Fret about how my apartment is embarrassingly dusty, dwell on how I don't have enough Twitter followers, wonder if I texted a new friend something stupid, and marinate on how everyone noticed me toppling over in yoga class this morning.
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You really believe the populist wave of white fear and resentment that brought one Donald J. Trump perilously, embarrassingly close to presiding over the world's largest economy and most powerful military is going to continue building in the coming years?
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The newly-minted Trump communications director seemed embarrassingly unaware that (a) leaking an unclassified document is not a crime, and (b) his financial disclosure statement went public a few days earlier and were legally and easily accessed by a reporter.
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Within minutes, you have witnessed a man whack his child embarrassingly hard on the ass, someone looming expectantly over an impromptu sick bag, and a lot of ominous-looking Tupperware threatening all sorts of smells once you board the coach.
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When it comes to our skin-care routines, we have our tried-and-true products that we couldn't imagine ever not using, and then we have those with glowing (pun intended) reviews that we've been compiling into an embarrassingly long "must try" list.
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The buttons are laid out well, however, with the play/pause button in the center pulling double duty as the mute button (which is not noted on the remote itself, I, somewhat embarrassingly, had to consult the manual to figure this out).
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Almost exactly one year after the Minnesota Timberwolves anointed Kris Dunn as the point guard most likely to direct Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins through their primes, the former Providence star was reduced to one third of an embarrassingly lopsided blockbuster trade.
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Although the plan sounds like both a logistical and a social disaster, not to mention a mass infringement on the individual rights of the city's residents, I must admit that my first reaction was (almost embarrassingly) to take the side of the authorities.
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There's a whole lot in between that — like Paul's weekly segment "Embarrassingly parallel," rumors about the next Pixel phone, and some deep philosophy about whether a phone is a tool or an instrument — so listen to it all, and you'll get it all.
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I just want to say that even though Kate was born rich her end goal is to be the first black woman president (something this effing nation embarrassingly still hasn't accomplished) so she also wasn't born with a place at the table.
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And there's no denying that complex shows like How to Get Away With Murder, Power, and Empire have been crucial for bringing more brown faces to television — an especially commendable achievement considering how embarrassingly devoid of diversity the world of film is currently.
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But the former generals, officers and veterans organizing campaigns for October's national elections say that "military values" like discipline, integrity and patriotism are vital to fixing Brazil, a nation they consider poorly governed, dangerously polarized and embarrassingly irrelevant on the world stage.
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If our focus shifts to cognitive diversity, it could provide an easy way around doing the hard work of increasing the embarrassingly low numbers of blacks and Latinos in the ranks of employees, in leadership roles, as suppliers and vendors, and on boards.
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While Congress has not yet given the green light on the administration's plans, it is troubling that this administration would push so fanatically on it, given that there is embarrassingly little evidence that it is effective in helping students learn and achieve.
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Early this summer, Trump was doing an embarrassingly poor job of raising money for himself and the Republican Party — but he and his allies waved it off by saying that Trump would get so much free coverage they wouldn't need the money anyway.
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While there are many reasons Kalanick's detractors on the Uber board might be desperate for a fresh direction, and especially a new CEO who is not an old white dude, all of these factors could help explain the embarrassingly handled search for a new CEO.
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Hackers Behind Massive Ransomware Attack Have Made an Embarrassingly Small Amount of MoneyThe WannaCry ransomware attack that spread around the globe yesterday caused chaos at hospitals,…Read more ReadThree Bitcoin wallets were previously identified as repositories for ransom payments being delivered to the attackers.
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The longer the party toys with Mr Gui, the more observers who once dismissed his books as just lurid tittle-tattle will start to wonder if he was preparing to publish information about the leadership that was in fact embarrassingly close to the truth.
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It's a thudding spectacle that seems like it's dazzling, seems like it's really doing something when in actual fact—to these eyes, these ears, at least—it's stuck in stasis, a long, dry, wank that never culminates in even the most embarrassingly adequate of climaxes.
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Data shows Apple consistently approved fake 'Travel Frog' apps More embarrassingly still, Sha said that there was no such swarm of fake apps on Android app stores, despite the huge number of third-party stores that exist in China because Google Play is banned.
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Greens were disappointed Monday with the standards from the U.N. "These standards set the bar embarrassingly low, ensuring that almost all aircraft will already meet the requirements well before they go into effect in 2023," Sarah Burt, an attorney at Earthjustice, said in a statement.
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But Matthews — who for much of the town hall was almost embarrassingly deferential and flattering to Buttigieg — pressed on, insisting that Franken had been pushed out by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and others, and forcing Buttigieg to weigh in on the pressure effort.
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Gérard Araud, who was the French ambassador to the U.S. until April, says seasoned world leaders were already far more cautious in their phone calls with Trump than Zelensky, who embarrassingly saw his criticism of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and flattery of Trump exposed.
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The movie — whose main message to Oscar voters has been "but making it was hard!" and whose high point of awareness was an embarrassingly false report of a bear-rape scene — had been merely a lock for a Best Picture nomination in the minds of most.
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From believing that cheese grew on bushes to misunderstanding how speed bumps function, here are 12 of the most hilarious facts Reddit users only learned at an embarrassingly late age ... and though Insider can't independently verify any of these tales, they do make for some wild reading.
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The downside is that competition in the wired cable market is still embarrassingly poor in the US. Most households only have one option for wired internet provider, which gives cable companies the leeway to charge high prices for speeds slower than what are offered in other countries.
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Starting with his visit to flood-ravaged Louisiana and now this Mexico trip, Trump has now taken advantage of his uncontested media attention twice this month to get out of his previous campaign pattern and do something that looks presidential and makes Clinton look embarrassingly absent.
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Everyone has been extremely, embarrassingly horny on main, from collectively popping a chubby for a pretty duck, to that New Yorker columnist who openly lusted after the mom from the Incredibles (yes, that happened this year!) to our obsession with the sexiest punk politician of a generation.
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By Alexandra Ulmer and Andreina Aponte CARACAS (Reuters) - With many Venezuelans angry at the government and planning to sit out a July 30 vote for a new superbody assembly, President Nicolas Maduro has ordered all state workers to take part, seeking to avoid an embarrassingly low turnout.
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While the ad is not without its detractors — some specialists in marketing to people over 50 said it reinforced the cliché that older people say embarrassingly inappropriate things — it is meant to reflect boomer values, even if it is at the expense of the daughter's feelings.
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MEET THE TECH GURU IMPROVING THE DNC'S CYBERSECURITY: When Raffi Krikorian joined the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as chief technology officer, the party was still reeling from its devastating loss in 2202 -- and the stunning cyberattacks that resulted in high-level officials' emails being embarrassingly leaked online.
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Lions 24, Giants 10 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — When the Giants were embarrassingly inept in their season-opening loss to the Dallas Cowboys, the glaring lack of offense was blamed on an ankle injury that kept the All-Pro wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. out of the game.
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But the main reason I wanted to stay quiet is because it has embarrassingly taken me 17 years to realize something, and what I realized was this: Seventeen years ago, staring at that picture of Mohammad Atta, I wanted revenge against the people who killed my brother.
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Some of The Outsiders' immediate successors are classics in their own right (1975's Forever …) and some are embarrassingly dated (1971's Go Ask Alice), but all of them helped establish expectations for the YA tradition that continues today with books like The Hate U Give.
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Though Beyoncé is, of course, le reine, turns out, we actually do have some things in common: a love for Popeyes chicken, a mother who is an adamant (and embarrassingly prolific) Instagram user, and the fact that she too can't get away from statement sleeves to save her life.
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Gyllenhaal's performance in Demolition could also be called a light-hearted version of the social outcast he played in Nightcrawler: from the clipped, embarrassingly honest speech, to the studied, American Psycho bathroom rituals, right down to the slow blink he does when struggling to comprehend another person's facial expression.
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Though he stumbled embarrassingly over a question about Ukraine in an interview two weeks ago, Trump managed to make it clear that he believes Putin's aggression in Eastern Europe is a product of his lack of respect for the United States and for President Barack Obama in particular.
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The two runs seemed like an embarrassingly rich windfall for the Yankees because they had gone 29 consecutive innings without scoring against Keuchel — a stretch that dated to 103 and included six innings in a 3-0 loss to the Astros in the wild-card playoff last October.
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What follows has long been the subject of Hollywood rumor and inspired a 19833 TV film, "The Girl," so Hedren's decision to break her silence on her director's "obsessive, often embarrassingly ardent, often cruel behavior" is a significant addition to our current Trump-era conversation on sexual assault.
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Embarrassingly, it has taken me 30 years in the States — though only a few months since my daughter's birth — to accept that no greater home awaits me in Europe, that my fantasy of something more whole has its fulfillment somewhere within me rather than in a physical place.
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The Washingtonian has published a short chronicling of Charlotte's rise to fame and unexpected modeling career in Souza's photography, which often throws shade at Trump and his administration in the cleverest of ways by contrasting the embarrassingly chaotic White House with the dignified and more orderly administration under former President Obama.
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Access to Trump's tax returns would give Democrats the ability to have a closer look at the president's business dealings but, perhaps more embarrassingly for a man who built his brand on being rich, may also show that the former "Apprentice" host just isn't as wealthy as he claims to be.
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It's certainly been a year of scandals for the social media behemoth, which started 2018 already on the back foot already in the wake of Kremlin-backed election interference revelations — and with Mark Zuckerberg saying his annual personal mission for the new year would be the embarrassingly unfun challenge of "fixing Facebook".
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As evidence that there is still a cultural resistance to using same-sex pronouns in pop music, consider, for instance, the embarrassingly popular practice by which artists "gender-flip" the pronouns in their cover songs to, I guess, preserve their heterosexuality, the way Ryan Adams did on his album-length 1989 cover.
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Stephen Wolfram—whose name you might recognize from "knowledge engine" Wolfram Alpha—also gave testimony, where he explained to our county's lawmakers that their entire premise of algorithmic transparency fundamentally misunderstands how this technology works: If you go look inside those programs, there's usually embarrassingly little that we humans can understand in there.
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Even I—person who revisits Cher Lloyd's first audition at least once a week in the year 2017—concede that we, as a nation, have gone embarrassingly beyond the expiration date of watching Simon Cowell in his one V-neck say horrible things to someone who dropped out of your secondary school.
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BETTE MIDLER YELLING "SHUT THAT CRAP OFF" AS THEY TRY TO PLAY HER OFF IS HOW I'M TRYNA BE EVERY SINGLE DAY OF MY LIFE Plus, Midler probably saved us an embarrassingly self-laudatory House of Cards skit from Kevin Spacey, which appeared to be truncated at the end of the night.
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But the fact that it took this long to reach these milestones illustrates how low the bar was in the first place—and how embarrassingly low it continues to be, given how dire scientists say the situation is getting and how large the public's appetite is for a substantive climate policy debate.
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Black artists then were still embarrassingly absent from museums (a 1969 show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, called "Harlem on My Mind: Cultural Capital of Black America, 21972-21971," infamously contained no work by black artists) and there were wild discrepancies in value between white artists and their non-white peers.
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It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that the "black mirror" of the popular anthology series Black Mirror was a screen, or rather, all the screens we surround ourselves with: phones, tablets, computers, TVs, and, increasingly, futuristic devices built by massive corporations that monitor our movements and preferences and words.
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And it's raised concerns in Beijing that a Mar-a-Lago summit -- the second between the two men, who met at the resort in April 2017 -- could end embarrassingly for Xi, whose willingness to meet at Trump's club rather than a neutral location could already be seen as a concession in the trade talks.
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It is this perception of expertise and accessibility that separates influencers from celebrities and one-off viral sensations—though those in the latter category frequently make embarrassingly public attempts to strongarm their way into the former (see: Curvy Wife Guy, Backpack Kid, etc.)—not to mention the many other genres of on- and offline star.
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The aim of these changes is twofold—to strengthen Mr Xi's grip on the 2.3m-strong armed forces, which are embarrassingly corrupt at the highest level, and to make the PLA a more effective fighting force, with a leadership structure capable of breaking down the barriers between rival commands that have long hampered its modernisation efforts.
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While the ability to tell our hundreds of Facebook friends minute details of our lives — whether it be through constant status updates, wall posts or charmingly low-quality photos — used to be both socially acceptable and embarrassingly fun, the presence of parents, teachers and future employers on Facebook means that millennials' actions on the network have social consequences.
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" A statement she would come to regret when embarrassingly her husband states, "So you've got this crazy system where all of a sudden 25 million more people have healthcare and then the people who are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half.
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Trump's plans for pulling out of Syria were embarrassingly disrupted by Iraq, which said the US isn't allowed to redeploy on its soilVideo appears to show US troops being pelted with stones and rotten fruit as they pull out of SyriaThe story behind a soldier's act of solidarity with the US allies Trump is leaving behind in Syria
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But Tremaine and the screenwriters Rich Wilkes and Amanda Adelson have sanded it down to a junior varsity "Bohemian Rhapsody," complete with many of the same crude devices: embarrassingly bad wigs, hilariously on-the-nose needle drops (the band plays "Take Me to the Top" as they go … to the top) and declamatory, subtext-free dialogue.
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Embarrassingly, that is not exactly the system we have in America, but even with the electoral college, superdelegates, coin flips, and other quirks that convolute this process, how many votes each candidate gets is what's supposed to determine a winner, and it's not technically critical if the final tally of these votes is reported Monday evening, Tuesday morning, or even next week.
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"Because I've been so busy with writing and book promotion, I'm embarrassingly behind on current books, but I really want to read Alyssa Cole's Reluctant Royals books, Kate Clayborn's Luck of the Draw, Christine Feehan's Judgement Road, Christina Lauren's Love and Other Words, Nalini Singh's Silver Silence, Penelope Douglas's Birthday Girl, Penny Reid's Winston Brothers books, and Lynn Turner's Pas de Deux."
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For one thing, the dichotomy Wayne establishes between the digestion-addled, potato-shaped, hopelessly provincial and embarrassingly ambitious Jew (represented by both the Lactaid-popping Federman and his dowdy, allergic girlfriend, Sara Cohen) versus the effortlessly soignée and sophisticated WASP (represented by the lithe and lazy Veronica Morgan Wells) seems, at this point in American history, not only a cliché but an anachronism.
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Embarrassingly, Cruz and his allies didn't know that the US military had in 2006 adopted the death penalty for child rape, a fact that hurt the Court majority's argument that "evolving standards" about punishment precluded the use of capital punishment in such cases; if standards in the military were evolving the other way, that's quite good evidence in Cruz's favor.
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Nike still has time to take a huge chunk of it: Amazon's Zappos has a relatively small section (called "The Ones") dedicated to women's sneakers; Adidas just nabbed Kylie Jenner as its spokesperson and partnered with Refinery29 to make 50 pairs of women-specific Ultra Boosts; and Puma is almost embarrassingly dependent on Rihanna, who now has plenty of other business concerns.
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And it's worth noting that many models, especially those who are caught in the middle of cultural appropriation controversy, tend to remain silent until their latest shoot is met with backlash (such as Karlie Kloss and that geisha editorial in American Vogue, or literally any of these embarrassingly tone-deaf blackface moments), after which they'll issue a formal apology via Twitter or Instagram after the fact.
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So that makes Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker a pretty perfect cap to Disney's big year: It's both glutted with plot points and embarrassingly cautious, precisely calculated to not to poke the hornet's nest of detractors who popped up to voice their displeasure with The Last Jedi, with some complaining about how hallowed characters developed while others voiced more overtly racist and sexist concerns.
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Read more NBA free agency:Kawhi Leonard turned down $39 million in an eyebrow-raising move that sets big stakes for the Clippers and free agency in 2021The biggest winners and losers of a wild NBA free agency that re-shaped the leagueNBA fans were baffled when they woke to the news that Kawhi Leonard signed with the ClippersThe Charlotte Hornets embarrassingly mismanaged the only great asset they had in Kemba Walker
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Trump claimed the US captured all ISIS fighters, but they just launched a major attack on an Iraqi oil fieldTrump's plans for pulling out of Syria were embarrassingly disrupted by Iraq, which said the US isn't allowed to redeploy on its soilAfter pulling out of Syria, the US is left watching the country's fate being decided in RussiaTrump's Syria and Afghanistan drawdowns are playing right into the Taliban's handsSen.
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" Her praise was tempered: The cast, including Natalie Portman as Queen Amidala, and Ewan McGregor as a young Obi-Wan Kenobi is "often sandbagged by the physical demands of their roles"; the "bland conception" of Anakin Skywalker (played by Jake Lloyd) is a problem; and the film could do without the "noxious Jar Jar Binks" or the villains who sounded "embarrassingly like dated stereotypes from the sinister Orient.
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The treatment of these persecuted migrants underscores just how much we have deviated from being the country that welcomes the tired, poor, huddled masses of other nations Finally, the news of the Saudi journalist working for the Washington Post, Jamal Khashoggi, being tortured and killed in the Saudi Embassy in Turkey, and Trump's embarrassingly weak response to it, reminds Americans just how far we have fallen as a country in terms of valuing human rights.
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Apparently fishing (the first thing his Twitter bio says is that he's an "avid fisherman") and thankfully a bit of youth development: And hopefully he will continue with his rap career: (You've got to love the forced-ass line, "grind more ice than a hockey skate," people.) If there's any hope for a U.S. men's team that embarrassingly missed out on the 2018 World Cup, it's that their promising young players grew up watching Dempsey grind it out.
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Also this month, Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE, Trump's Education secretary who is widely viewed as an enemy of public education, gave an embarrassingly incoherent interview on "85033 Minutes," leading many to question safety in our schools.
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Two recent examples come to mind: Jennifer Weiner, a very successful author by any measure (her 2002 book, "In Her Shoes," was made into a movie starring Cameron Diaz), recently wrote an embarrassingly long diatribe on Facebook blasting Oprah for not selecting her latest novel for her book club; and the rapper the Game has posted obscene, near-nude selfies on Instagram that emphasize an enormous bulge in his underwear that may or may not be Photoshopped.
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We learned this in 2016 when Apple actually did publicly refuse to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernadino shooters, leading to a protracted legal fight that ended embarrassingly for the federal government when it turned out the feds didn't need Apple's help after all — partly because it paid a third-party for a tool to break into that iPhone, and partly because investigators were able to find the password on their own.
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Read more on NBA free agency:NBA fans were baffled when they woke to the news that Kawhi Leonard signed with the ClippersStephen Curry reportedly learned of Kevin Durant's free-agency move on the way from China to meet him but continued anyway to say thank you to his former teammate for their time togetherThe Charlotte Hornets embarrassingly mismanaged the only great asset they had in Kemba WalkerThe biggest winners and losers of a wild NBA free agency that re-shaped the league
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Read more: These are the best 4 players in the NFL, according to 'Madden 20'Read more from Tyler Lauletta:Dwyane Wade joked that his jersey-swaps from last season are suddenly irrelevant after so many stars switched teamsJimmy Kimmel brought USWNT superstars Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan a fast-food feast to make up for skipping White House visitThe Charlotte Hornets embarrassingly mismanaged the only great asset they had in Kemba WalkerNFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand heading into training camp
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I have often bemoaned the suspicious absence of so many transformative minority lives from the annals of American theater history, among them Lloyd Richards, who went on from directing "A Raisin in the Sun" on Broadway to virtually revolutionizing the landscape of American playwriting during the remainder of the 20th century; Ellen Stewart, the visionary founder of LaMaMa, a key player in the professionalization of the American avant-garde and the redevelopment of the East Village; as well as the embarrassingly underappreciated playwright and actress Alice Childress.
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As dull and uninspired here as she was riveting and iconic in Fury Road, Theron plays Cipher, an embarrassingly named super hacker who plunges F8 into the most half-assed story of cyber-terrorism since Live Free or Die Hard ... her villainous plot is so stupid that the film tries to pretend it doesn't matter, and most of Theron's performance is confined to cut-away shots where she says things like "Get ready for this" before hitting a button that triggers some bad special effects halfway around the world.
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