The journalists in the briefing room are fouling up this great opportunity.
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But President Trump isn't just risking fouling up the legal process here.
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Bizarrely, the issue fouling up the plans is nothing new for American presidents, or their diplomats.
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Mr. Weinstein was fouling up the air when I wrote my review, so sexual assault was certainly on my mind.
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It's certainly worrisome to hear that industrial pollutants may be fouling up Greenland, especially given the propensity of things like PCBs to bio-accumulate up the food chain and harm humans.
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Polluted waterways are a phenomenon that've become almost synonymous with the modern, industrialized era, but it appears fouling up our waters is something people have been doing for a long time.
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With the memes already piling on top of him, time will tell whether the internet can ever forgive him for royally fouling up the situation—without even showing us what's inside the Tower of Joy!
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The delays, which began on March 2683, have been particularly severe for trucks delivering commercial goods from Mexico to the United States, with long waits fouling up production and delivery schedules on both sides of the border.
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No matter what weird hijinks she gets into when it comes to ancient artifacts or political machinations, her profession means that she is constantly accepting contracts and jobs that have her fouling up the plans of other people in the world.
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Second baseman Charlie Gehringer later said: "When Mickey was managing the Tigers from behind the plate I can't remember him ever fouling up anything. Seemed like he made snap judgments that always worked out well, especially in '34 and '35."Anthony O'Connor, "Voices from Cooperstown", p. 96.
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The irresponsible Monty cannot even pick up a wedding cake for his engaged daughter Allison without fouling up. He and his best friend Nicholas 'Nicky' Cerone are smoking marijuana while driving, and an accident destroys the cake. After Mrs. Monahan dies unexpectedly, his family is in for an inheritance.
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After delays and repeat visits to the pits, the causes were traced to the heat and the different French fuel fouling up the spark plugs. Changing the plugs did not do much to help until the temperature cooled going into the evening. In fact, the Talbot did not complete two consecutive laps without pitting until 5pm.
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This town has two skeletons on the beach (under the beach, to be precise), a corpse in the master bedroom, another corpse in the summer house's upstairs bathtub, two more in guest rooms, a third in the overgrown front yard, a fourth fresh-killed in the garage, and still another fouling up the nets in the nearby fishing grounds. There may have been more. I didn't notice. Johnny never finds his father — mainly because his father, what is left of his father, can be found only at low spring tides during a strong offshore wind.
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