"That was a completely garbled interview," he told The Wrap.
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Mnuchin, another Goldman alumnus, has also garbled his tax message.
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But the message was getting garbled en route to Pyongyang.
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Trump's garbled syntax and disorganized thoughts are impossible to follow.
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Announcements compete with each other in a garbled sonic mess.
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Why do they traffic in garbled metaphors and disjointed images?
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But garbled sentences, in and of themselves, are not significant.
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And everyone's [garbled], so statistically, that's a little dangerous, right?
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And it would alleviate, if not eliminate, garbled strategic voting.
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"Consensus is not weakness," Biden said, in a slightly garbled passage.
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Back in 2009, Roberts garbled the words during Obama's first inauguration.
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Together, they navigate the garbled memories of her incomprehensibly sad life.
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Mr. Mnuchin, another Goldman alumnus, has also garbled his tax message.
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Occasionally, requested messages enter the celebrity's brain and come out garbled.
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The inspector's response is garbled, and the video clip ends abruptly.
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It could open garbled and then turn into a clear sound.
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The perforations in the panels ensure that the sound doesn't get garbled.
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Some of its converted PDF files are garbled, indicating a hasty operation.
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On my Note7 (again, R.I.P.), group messages with iPhone owners became garbled.
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Ms Rousseff inspired the coinage of the word dilmês, meaning garbled oratory.
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Then she quotes Schulman's own garbled responses, without editing and without commentary.
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It's very clear that we did sell 'em software that was garbled.
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And I believe that it's [garbled], that makes it a lot easier.
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So I think we've — I think we're set to really go [garbled].
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Maybe Keanu's voice will sound even thicker and yet more morphine-garbled!
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But it's kind of garbled, so you don't really know that's what's happening.
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He has already garbled health care, destroyed coal, and kneecapped oil and gas.
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And then, ostensibly, investigate any garbled screams coming from the attic or whatever.
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The ghosts will even "speak" to you, even though it's mostly garbled nonsense.
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If memories are garbled before they are stored, they are lost for ever.
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The audio is of poor quality and some of the words are garbled.
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Loud, excited voices on the radio announcing some garbled plan to restore order.
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And when multiple driverless cars are close together, their signals can become garbled.
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And when multiple driverless cars are close together, their signals can become garbled.
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Lots of this ambient noise is actually garbled signals from throughout the Milky Way.
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Specifically, to people on Twitter, who jumped on the president's garbled statement with gusto.
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The second issue with "Tartuffe", along with the disjointed translation, was the garbled dramaturgy.
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DeVito's woke tweets are garbled but passionate, often including a link to Democracy Now!
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The biggest part of the cornucopia of retractions, evasions and garbled babbling involved Iraq.
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After some garbled talk about taking risks, Schwarzenegger made his call: "Carrie," he said.
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But the messages are vague and garbled, and he doesn't know how to respond.
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Plaintext Exactly what it sounds like—text that has not been garbled with encryption.
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He was pressed on if the garbled words could be because of health concerns.
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Eventually the edges dissolved, and the sonic picture began to seem garbled and strange.
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By now he also read and spoke Latin, utterly garbled by his artilleryman's ear.
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From the media's perspective, "Clinton garbled a sentence" is true but not particularly newsworthy.
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Though much of the video is garbled, the video shows Martinez wearing an oxygen mask.
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A bit garbled at times, granted, but it was there, and I was genuinely unnerved.
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This works well with the articulate Gary Lineker; less so with the garbled Chris Waddle.
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"I was told to come," you say, and your words come out garbled and watery.
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There, it was garbled and precious, too cool for its own good, let alone Broadway.
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In 2009, Justice John G. Roberts Jr. garbled the oath while swearing in Barack Obama.
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The problem is that Trump commands that trust while spouting off garbled right-wing talking points.
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But these can get lost or garbled over time, and they usually feel like a chore.
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It had been purposefully slowed down to make the Democratic leader's speech sound slurred and garbled.
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In fact, most make the garbled noises fans will be familiar with from the older games.
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"I do not talk about stuff involving my family, my loved ones," he garbled this week.
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You can make out the frequency all right, but the words get garbled along the way.
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"Mommy have a baby in her belly," the little blond boy garbled as the guests cheered.
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A garbled message is sent to the brain that it has to work harder to decode.
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" The slaves then celebrate, singing in garbled French and dancing to the Revolutionary song "Ça Ira.
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In fact, you can link directly to any YouTube playlist, though the URLs are usually pretty garbled.
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Call them up and the reply is a garbled excuse, as they rush to catch a flight.
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So we'll put — yeah, because of statutory [garbled], they can't loan to that kind of a business.
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Within 26 seconds, the horrified ground team heard garbled voices yelling, and saw flame sweeping across the camera.
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GALLAGHER: We normally put the words on the screen, but the tape is garbled and impossible to verbal.
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The installation's multi-layered sound is a strange choice, since it creates a garbled chorus of unintelligible stories.
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By the end of my shift, 12 hours later, she had grown confused and her speech was garbled.
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"America's challenge of today has forged man's destiny of tomorrow," he said in words slightly garbled on recordings.
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If you read Clinton's answer to the town hall question in full, it's all pretty garbled and inarticulate.
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"Bushmen impose their verbal clicks on zulus," could easily be a line from one of such garbled messages.
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Throughout the early afternoon, the music emanating from multiple stages gets caught and garbled by sudden gusts of air.
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Davis thought the researchers had presented garbled physics and didn't the include important equations such a theory would require.
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In fact, I suspect this was actually what one of the garbled FAQs about "eliminating stops" was aimed at.
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Some teams did better than others, but the description became increasingly garbled as it passed from person to person.
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The inserted DNA garbled the sequence of the genes, so that the fish could not make proteins from them.
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Thanks to the red mic she drew, her typical tones were twisted into a very masculine sounding, garbled growl.
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A brief sample of Biden's word salad: Biden has a decades-long history of gaffes and garbled answers. Rep.
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A voice announced the stop's name over the intercom, but it was garbled to me, because I am deaf.
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But Mr. Sippel is trying to do so many things at once that his point of view gets garbled.
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There's a hilarious technologically facilitated (and garbled) exchange with an unseen Godlike eminence named Max, voiced by Hugh Dancy.
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The high-pitched, rambling voice on the telephone was disguised and garbled, and warned of a slaughter of Jews.
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Malik did post to Facebook a short, garbled, last-minute shout-out to the leader of the Islamic State.
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Sarge's declaration of war is a masterpiece of garbled contemporary logic: You're a selfish cocksucker is what you are.
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The message Ms. Merkel probably intended to send — promoting a culture of tolerance and brotherhood — may have been garbled.
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Its garbled "Can't we all just get along?" messaging is an answer to a question that's proved historically elusive.
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If it's intercepted in transit, it's completely garbled, and the content of your message is protected from spying eyes.
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A Facebook experiment did produce simple bots that chattered in garbled sentences, but they weren't alarming, surprising, or very intelligent.
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But once the rocket's third stage began firing, radio transmissions became garbled, leaving the fate of the Progress capsule unclear.
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But the little turd is still screaming; muffled, garbled laughs and demonic festive songs coming from its cracked, seeping skull.
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If you've ever watched a YouTube video with auto-generated closed captioning, you know the garbled result is giggle-worthy.
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Salting When protecting passwords or text, "hashing" (see above) is a fundamental process that turns the plaintext into garbled text.
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Its name came from a garbled folksaying about the Zaire, or Congo, river—Zaire ya bankoko, "Zaire of our ancestors".
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But in the alternate universe where "Hidden Fences" exists, what other movies could exist as more than garbled Globe introductions?
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While he identified the correct Napoleon, his version of the 18th-century conqueror's failed attempt to invade Russia is garbled.
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She could understand people and could still function but couldn't speak back -- or if she did, her words were garbled.
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Op-Ed Contributor LA ESPERANZA, Honduras — Precisely a year ago, I awoke to a garbled text message from my mother.
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A visceral insult, a chilling threat, a garbled reference to one of the most famous mafia movies of all time.
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Officials decided to use a garbled and erroneous Anglicization of the island's name, calling it "Porto Rico" for three decades.
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The QC35s couldn't distinguish between the person wearing them and nearby talkers, leading to a garbled, nonsensical mess of a transcript.
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Several more incorporate garbled bits of dialogue that make oblique reference to the nightmare reality lurking outside the electronically sealed sphere.
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The text tool has a hard job, and tends to interpret everything but the cleanest Helvetica typography as a garbled mess.
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After a hard day on the job, Leonardo comes home and crashes on the couch in a fit of garbled talk.
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"I know what you're getting at," Shah said when pressed if the garbled words could be a sign of health concerns.
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In these comics, it's clear Kirby didn't care if you couldn't keep up with his breakneck speed and garbled, grandiose language.
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This tale got garbled in the media as children hacking actual election websites or exact facsimiles of the sites (they didn't).
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Surely it would be welcome news if it turned out that, on the matter of hell, something got garbled in transmission.
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The officer sent out a garbled call for help, and additional officers were on the scene two minutes later, he added.
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The Contest Entities are not responsible for late, lost, illegible, incomplete, stolen, garbled or misdirected entries, all of which are void.
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Several OnePlus owners posted screenshots on Twitter showing the same two garbled messages, one consisting of Latin characters, and another with Chinese.
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Also, AIS signals sometimes get garbled, especially in crowded areas like the South China Sea where the broadcasts interfere with one another.
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PGP "Pretty Good Privacy" is a method of encrypting data, generally emails, so that anyone intercepting them will only see garbled text.
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Someone who says he's from what sounds like the "Center for Febreze Control" has left a lot of strange, garbled voice mails.
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He even seemed to explain how the president's phone call to the widow of a Green Beret killed in Niger got garbled.
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After my couple of calls, the names of the two contacts I had recently contacted were garbled together on the main page.
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These earbuds are now much better suited for voice calls, whereas the older ones were a disaster that produced garbled, unintelligible audio.
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A good percentage of them came out garbled, with broken grammar or nonsense words, but they at least avoid upsetting the intending target.
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Remember those weirdly-satisfying garbled sound effects your modem made as it logged on to the early version of the world wide web?
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The case was needlessly rushed, added Mr Aurangzeb (the 174-page verdict contains many garbled phrases, such as "brushacite" instead of "brushed aside").
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People who would dump garbled text into a widely shared Google Doc in the hopes that someone smarter could make sense of it.
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It erases nuance, coarsens thought, turns into a game of 'Telephone' in which original meaning becomes hopelessly garbled with every successive re-tweet.
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Kamburoff spazzes into the mic with garbled hardcore cadence, boasting the cult leader charisma to tilt the small crowd into a teeming riot.
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And she's still mutilated, of course, her throat cut to the bone, her voice a garbled combination of croak, wheeze and death rattle.
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When what he tried to say came out garbled, many people assumed he was either mentally slow or a foreigner with limited English.
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It erases nuance, coarsens thought, turns into a game of "Telephone" in which original meaning becomes hopelessly garbled with every successive re-tweet.
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This was followed, in a mix of Russian and garbled Czech, by gushing encouragement for street demonstrations and increasingly specific offers of cash.
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Bran's weirwood visions Speaking of trees, perhaps one of the most enticing puzzles in the whole story is Bran's garbled, alarming weirwood vision.
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Even when there's no obvious threat on screen, twisting the radio dial can produce some truly disquieting noise, beastly roars and garbled words.
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The garbled response from rival securities and banking watchdogs prompted Chinese officials to explore setting up a super-agency to oversee all the regulators.
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The whirling grows stronger, filled with laughing children, rushing waterfalls, before warping to a buzzing temple setting resonating with garbled chanting and alien trilling.
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Trump might have libeled Obama, but he was ultimately, in his inimitably garbled fashion, just passing along false allegations he'd heard on Fox News.
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It often seems to be muttered as much as written, like one of those garbled subway announcements you cannot understand but suspect might matter.
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One of them, Omlet, or Poopies Dallying, was a collage of garbled texts from early versions of Hamlet, performed with handmade papier-mâché puppets.
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What happened, lawmakers told The Hill, was a case of mixed messaging and garbled reporting on an intelligence concept that is difficult to explain.
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Unfortunately, Shaya's localization was incomplete (some parts weren't translated), buggy (huge parts of the menu are garbled, crashes that prevent completion), and lacking polish.
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On the other hand, if some of them arrive out of order, garbled, or don't get there at all, she'll get mad pretty fast.
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Sure enough, the murky bass line and garbled lyrics gave way to noticeably clearer sound, as though Eilish herself had just emerged from underwater.
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I write a lot for that bucktoothed, kinky-haired, speech-garbled 7-year-old still inside myself who didn't see herself reflected in literature.
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In neither scenario of the monastery's founding, Mr. Zangpo emphasized, did he use his penis, though that is how the legend is often garbled.
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Paul Gosar (R-AZ) garbled Lott's study in a Facebook post, warning that "DACA-aged illegals" commit 213 percent of kidnappings in the state.
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Some social media users have reported hearing pleas for help in the background, though the audio is garbled and occasionally covered over by loud music.
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Entries that are incomplete, garbled, corrupted, or unintelligible for any reason, including but not limited to illegible handwriting, are void and will not be accepted.
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One involves "cognitive load" — when you can't hear well, the brain receives garbled signals, forcing it to work harder to derive meaning from the message.
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He said that it could be this honey had been through resin technology—the resin tech can confuse the NMR, and make its findings garbled.
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The story and central ideas still need time to ripen and connect; they remain merely suggestive, slightly unsure, a little garbled, like Yoshiko's own reasoning.
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Sometimes the announcements are skipped altogether, and even if they do go out over the bus or train's speakers, they're garbled or drowned out by noise.
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The lyrics play like those illusions where you read a sentence with garbled letters and your brain is tricked into reading real words out of it.
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When there's noise in the water, like a boat sound, some of the whale songs get garbled, but they can still understand the song, he says.
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Or Suzanne Ciani's triumphant set in the aforementioned labyrinth, the drowned arpeggios of her Buchla almost mimicking the garbled clicks and whistles of the twilight forest.
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Deadspin's David Bixenspan did a great roundup of some past lows in a contextualization of Dave Meltzer's garbled critique of Peyton Royce's breast implants last week.
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To keep the password a secret, you could also "hash" it with a program that executes a function resulting in garbled text representing the original information.
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WATCH THIS: Fry an Egg Inside of an Onion Ring for the Best Burger Topping Ever "The letters are garbled," says one driver in the clip.
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Within 45 minutes of asking her mother to take her to the hospital, her speech devolved into a garbled, slurred gibberish, until finally she was unresponsive.
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I don't remember the garbled string of words I shouted into it, but he must have liked it enough because he kept passing me the mike.
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One of the videos, which showed Ms. Pelosi speaking at a conference this week, appeared to be slowed down to make her speech sound continually garbled.
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On Thursday, The Washington Post reported that, on several occasions, he had garbled the details of an emotive story about meeting an American serviceman in Afghanistan.
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And if the play is merely a record of garbled thoughts caused by damage to Bee's temporal lobe, why should we find them worthy of attention?
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On one hand, things is a magically creative time, but on the other, messages are garbled, and some paranoid, lazy, or sneaky moves could be made!
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Rosie's visions are presided over by Mad Mary (Michele Austin), a local drifter and amateur mystic who spouts garbled pronouncements about "revelation" and the "multi-culti muddle".
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A study investigating the neural underpinnings of why shopping is joyful get garbled into a piece about how your brain thinks shopping is as good as sex.
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Garbled though they are, the episode has its moments: Sherlock doing classic deductions over the coffin, the brief scene between Mycroft and Moriarty, every second of Mrs.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi urged Donald Trump to reassure DACA recipients that they wouldn't be deported in the next six months (though Trump garbled the message).
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It's like when two radio stations are broadcasting on the same frequency while you're driving between two cities, the signal gets through, but it's a garbled mess.
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That offers us a far more direct line to the President's inner thinking, as opposed to the garbled, lost-in-translation version we'd grown accustomed to. 3.
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"Summer Friends" stands out for its skippy electronic tunelet and a backup singer whose garbled moan splits the difference between the Beach Boys and church on Sunday.
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But because they either ignore or don't understand basic facts about how abortion works, their attempts to explain it are frequently inaccurate, garbled, or just plain strange.
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A huge cyclops with many arms, The Former speaks to Jesse in the same garbled, buzzing language as the Board does, but without the opportunity for translation.
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The woman had three symptoms that were atypical: She was confused; her speech was garbled; and she seemed to have seizure-like episodes of shaking and inattention.
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Practically every popular rap song carries the influence of the blueprint he created decades ago—garbled vocals slowed down to a creep, distorted beats creating new dimensions.
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Last year OnePlus accidentally blasted its users with garbled text and Chinese characters in what turned out to be a failed internal test for a software update.
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To his right, a digital tablet projects holograms of a map and vague data charts, useless and garbled accumulations of information that no longer serve a purpose.
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She describes most of the lyrics as an attempt to "[communicate] with someone," but whatever she's trying to convey to that person is invariably garbled by echo.
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His garbled screeching is the reason to tune in here, few in music—rap or otherwise—possess an instrument so fine-tuned for evoking anxiety, depression, and death.
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While the delivery may be a bit garbled, it's clear that China sought to imitate the world's finest in its version of the successful SEAL Team 6 raid.
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A few days later I received a garbled but friendly message from the supplier, which made me feel uneasy, but two weeks later my device arrived, in pink.
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There's the "keeps getting faster" meme, in which a particular word or phrase triggers a movie or song to speed up until it sounds like a garbled mess.
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He set up an email account under the name of the bank's chairman and sent a garbled note to Barclays CEO Jes Staley following a company shareholder meeting.
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Digging a little further into Hasan's otherwise empty profile reveals him to be the author of 197 other blog posts, similarly garbled and aimed at gaming search traffic.
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This is not necessarily complete silence (for example, when Kate's hearing aid cuts out, the audience can hear pieces of the conversation around her, but it is garbled).
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The problem is no one writing at a steady speed actually types perfectly, so the Freewrite often leaves you with a garbled mess of spelling and grammar mistakes.
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Mr. Robot types it in through the standard encoding — A=1, B=2, and so on — but it's just garbled text, so he has to try something else.
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A sketch purporting to show the work of a Chinese Mardi Gras planning committee named "Bling Bling" — if I correctly understood the garbled introduction — earned just awkward giggles.
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Points of opposition so far include the confusion ESL speakers might encounter with "their" meaning "a community," and how the meaning in non-English translations could get garbled.
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She struggled to make sense of the garbled language and lamented that she could not possibly read the bill in the hour or so before the expected vote.
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The series of ads created by Wieden+Kennedy turned a garbled, non-sensical phrase into a recognizable phrase that went viral, and the brand continues to milk it.
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The Arabic is badly garbled, but appears to say "Tommy D" was trying to look "cool" and as if he has big balls for standing on an American flag.
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Sounds issue from the sentinel boxes: odd tunes that might be a blend of ambient noise, and garbled speech combined with the early synth-pop ruminations of Thomas Dolby.
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In your head, though, a mental teleprompter is streaming a string of garbled words that make up your networking pitch, and thoughts of inadequacy and self-criticism become obtrusive.
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And, for a long, innocent moment, everything about this arrangement will seem surreal to the black child, distorted, like a message that has somehow been garbled in the delivery.
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With diminished hearing, "your brain is constantly having to work harder to process garbled sounds" — a concept called cognitive load — and may have less capacity for other mental tasks.
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Not least because after the buildup (and garbled metaphors), what Herbert trundles out is fairly straightforward: a dense, detailed narrative of the massacre — although not without a few flourishes.
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A clip meant to show a realized political film has Ms. Berto in 18th-century costume declaiming garbled poetry before a mural of Batman, Spider-Man and the Hulk.
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A few weeks ago I was standing here, looking through this garbled, pearly whorled window for my kids on the street, seeing instead the servants skulking under the ashokas.
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Having a tape jam on your cassette player can result in a few seconds of garbled music, but when you're storing data a mechanical mishap like that can be catastrophic.
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His response is somewhat garbled in the transcript, but the thrust is that the Amazon's Terms of Service for its facial recognition products is sufficient to protect people from misuse.
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That's true for more than just a throwaway movie like Bushwick, which makes garbled references to gun ownership, diversity, and 9/11, and yet has nothing in particular to say.
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The process is necessary because Alexa has limits to its ability to train itself, especially when it comes to garbled phrasing, accents, slang, regional words, other languages, and the like.
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Nor was it particularly good for Trump, as his new lawyer Rudy Giuliani presented a somewhat garbled narrative with regard to the payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
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Confusing, garbled language in the product description, or low-quality or clearly inaccurate photos, are huge red flags, and may be enough to wave you away from a given item.
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You can also check the Mac App Store or around the web for a text-utility program that can extract the words from the file from the garbled formatting code.
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The selection contrasts classic farmyard scenes and dark domestic interiors with less familiar images, especially loosely drawn copies of New Yorker-like cartoons that have garbled word balloons and captions.
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The formulations that are meant to stress Vikas's visual instinct—"garbled, pearly whorled window"; "glittering gutter"; "veined dust-sprinkled leaf"—obscure the very things they're supposed to make us see.
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I could have played any number of different video games last week, but I chose to spend my hours with the decidedly mediocre ReCore, a garbled mess of wasted potential.
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"Fancy You" plays like an upbeat crush song on paper, but the garbled sighs that provide the hook keep the singers distracted, refracted into a synthesized giggle, gleeful in its ache.
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The same goes for the film's tone, as the director and his script collaborators try to have fun with playful, fast-paced banter, which is mostly as garbled as the plot.
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Brexit — the UK's garbled and not-quite-yet-executed decision to leave the European Union — has been a constant source of consternation and concern for UK politicians across the political spectrum.
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Her first goal was to identify the "language-responsive cortex," and the tasks involved reading or listening to a sequence of sentences, some of them garbled or composed of nonsense words.
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"The call was garbled, it was not that clear, but we were able to get some information out of it to send vessels," said Coast Guard Petty Officer Mark Barney. Capt.
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For a while, this was Grande's problem, especially given how her soaring soprano encourages megapop grandiosity, and so only her weirdest singles (such as the garbled, gloriously ungrammatical "Break Free") registered.
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Its garbled outlines and mostly dark colors yield two simplified heads facing in opposite directions, with a small figure in silhouette between them — the artist's originating triad of parents and child.
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In fact, planners at the time realized—in a lesson that still applied Tuesday night with Iran—the importance of writing things down to avoid any mistranslation, garbled messages, or misunderstandings.
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Then he had burst into garbled speech about being caught by Nicodemus as he lay in the empty sanatorium with Gumbo, the boy who would die after forging his stepmother's signature.
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" The "record player" comment in the debate was part of a slightly garbled version of that proposal, mashed-up with a reference to disputed research about the so-called "word gap.
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Type the word "dog" into Google Translate 19 times, request that the nonsensical message be flipped from Maori into English, and out pops what appears to be a garbled religious prophecy.
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His assertions about policy matters are often so garbled as to make it nearly impossible to work out what he's even trying to say in order to evaluate its truth or falsity.
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Its latest constitutional pronouncement, in November, aimed to prevent two localist legislators from taking up their posts on the ground that they had deliberately garbled their oaths when they were sworn in.
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Usually this sign hung on the wall above his daughter's bed, for the most part unnoticed by him, but now, looking at it closely, he saw that its syntax was slightly garbled.
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A reflection on artificial intelligence was accompanied by recorded garbled whispers of an erotically aloof female voice, while a thrumming electronic drone threatened to engulf the sounds produced by the live musicians.
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Feeling a little physical pain put me in the mood to explore hell even more than the soundtrack, which wavers from garbled radio transmissions to a sort of Fez-on-quaalude ambience.
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And so the garbled crooning in the accompanying Radiohead remixes becomes a poignant reminder of productivity familiar to people of color: keep your head down, work twice as hard, be extra polite.
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During his July 25 call with Zelensky, Trump mentioned a somewhat garbled version of events while asking his Ukrainian counterpart to also investigate former vice president Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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You are provocatively dressed all the time, with your fake boobs, you feel you have to show off in tight outfits and tight pants (garbled) you can see your pussy from behind.
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Sometimes his run-on sentences are mind-warping, sometimes they're funny, and sometimes they leave audiences blinking, wondering whether their brains have momentarily lost the ability to to translate garbled sound into words.
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Some of the manufactured Grumpy Cats even included what looked like garbled meme text: the right kind of font (white with a black outline), but in what didn't look quite like real words.
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Of course, the more training samples it gets, the better the output: One-source results still sound a bit garbled, but it doesn't sound much worse than a low-quality audio file might.
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More surprisingly, the lovely ballad "Some Kind of Love" soars, surrounding Flowers's electronically garbled moan with a plaintively quivering net of stark piano chords and thick cool air, a placid loveliness that delights.
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In the canonical sense of presenting images containing garbled and-or noisy text and asking users to verify their human-ness by deciphering said text, CAPTCHA's utility depends upon two not-guaranteed things.
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In 1975, presaging a flood of Hollywood remakes, Edwards and Sellers revived their creation in "The Return of the Pink Panther," with Clouseau now older and stuffier, and his accent even more garbled.
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Over all, Delbanco's account is accurate as well as vivid (although I wish he hadn't garbled the details of the adoption of the fugitive slave clause in 1787, the book's most serious lapse).
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And as they exhausted themselves to death — treading water hopelessly over the course of days — we listened to the dulcet melody of their full-throated pleas in the garbled, nonsense language of Simlish.
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All it has to do is read the endorsements it delivered in the past to a worthy candidate, and then push the reset button on the garbled message it sent this past weekend.
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You rescind the invitation via a long and garbled but earnest text saying you're just not ready for him to meet your friends because, for you, that would be akin to meeting family.
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It's possible to see Lord's argument as a more extreme and garbled version of a strain of conservative thought that holds that any legal acknowledgement of racial differences is in and of itself racist.
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In the final scene of "King Lear", Lear repeats "howl, howl, howl, howl"; his garbled scream of agony at the death of Cordelia has been reinterpreted in myriad ways by actors over the centuries.
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Mr. King tells a slightly garbled, herky jerky story with intermittent excursions to events at other large public hospitals in the South and Midwest, including Cook County, Miami's Jackson Memorial and Charity, now closed.
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It begins in 1998, and the famously garbled "All Your Base Are Belong To Us" monologue from the '80s arcade game Zero Wing, which subsequently immortalized in a flash cartoon with the same name.
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And now the race is on to see who can cash in on the tweet, proving that at this absurd juncture in American political history, one man's angry, garbled tweet is another man's goldfefe.
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Roof — as banal as Simone Weil predicted, with his garbled ambition for sparking a race war — was eclipsed by his victims, the richness of their lives, the dignity and spiritual power of their families.
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"How to Talk" glides over smooth electronic waves while an increasingly perky Uzi utters various romantic stipulations in rapid, garbled spurts, tying the melody and the words to his own jittery sense of rhythm.
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The data from the first transaction were garbled, but the second transfer appeared to have been executed at 5:46 A.M. on October 10th, from a computer-science lab at the University of Porto.
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You can do your best to untangle the wide webs of fake news and garbled conspiracy, but immersed in a constant flow of absurd information, it can become hard to tell which way is up.
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The president and his legal team were put on defense by the release of the tape, as they scrambled to claim the garbled conversation did not -- as some suggested -- show Trump discussing a cash payoff.
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If you're unfamiliar with lorem ipsum, you should know it's useless, garbled Latin that designers use to fill space in something they're making; it's placeholder text, devoid of meaning and valuable for its visual significance.
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The seemingly simple act of zooming in on an object, despite what the screen on the phone displays at the time, almost guarantees the end result will be a pixelated, garbled mess of a photo.
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In a 50-minute New York Times interview conducted on Wednesday that can only be described as [garbled], Trump went off on nearly every high-ranking official that has been part of the Russia scandal.
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On camera, the former vice president talked into a cellphone, admitting that "we're going to have to get better at the technical side of this," as supporters complained about getting a garbled or inaudible feed.
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For years the only automated announcement familiar to New York City subway riders was "Stand clear of the closing doors, please," but now there is a suite of them to replace previously garbled live messages.
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YouTube's captions are often garbled, because, unless YouTubers themselves intervene and manually type out the correct words, they're auto-generated, the best efforts of a closed-captioning algorithm the company has been tweaking for years.
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Many people considered DC's first Suicide Squad movie, a garbled film that came out of a troubled production and editing process, to be DC's effort at capturing the aesthetic and financial success of Gunn's superhero film.
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Long before Lange exited, Murphy and Co. were well into the habit of serving up a garbled mash of scary things and sort-of statements, and hoping that think-piecers would sort through it for them.
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Fact Check of the Day President Trump gave a garbled account of reforms made to veterans' health care, confusing recently enacted legislation with a program passed in 2014 and exaggerating what the new program will do.
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But after a rocky first term he is wounded by multiple investigations into his fund-raising and actions in government; and many Council members have grown impatient with what they see as his garbled management style.
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While all the passwords were hashed—meaning that they'd been turned into garbled text by an algorithm as a security measure—a LeakedSource blog post states that the site was able to crack just over 30,20153 passwords.
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Investigating the Fatal Sinking of a Refugee Boat and the Brutal Treatment of Those Who Survived But even as the operator garbled Harbnafsah's name, the US official said efforts to halt fighting in the town were underway.
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Using trademark garbled English, the Shadow Brokers group said in an online statement that, from June, it will begin releasing software to anyone willing to pay for access to some of the tech world's biggest commercial secrets.
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Another episode that almost reaches the heights of "Fish Out of Water" gives us Beatrice's backstory, but only in the garbled, out of order flashbacks that might come from the brain of an older woman with dementia.
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But when ground controllers tried to bring the backup gyroscope online, it behaved erratically, sending garbled messages back to the ground, said Ken Sembach, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, which operates the telescope.
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SARAH PALMER (GRACE ZABRISKIE) Laura's mother is alive, but she's also capable of being some kind of portal to the other plane, because she sometimes speaks in the garbled voice otherwise heard only in the dream world.
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"Uggerhøj says it is unclear whether Feynman made the error originally, or whether the transcription of his lectures somehow garbled 'days' into 'years', but he says it pays to take nothing for granted," Aron reports for New Scientist.
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During the first of what have now become regular scares, news reports circulated of a US aircraft carrier battle group steaming rapidly to the Korean peninsula—only to report days later that the Pentagon had garbled the location.
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"If I was screaming something in my house and Alexa heard its name, the phone would have a garbled version of that," says Jonathan Rajewski, a digital forensics professor at Champlain College who studied the Echo last year.
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Today it has spawned seemingly endless viewings at midnight showings around the world, where fans quote the film's garbled script by heart, hurl spoons at the screen, and treat Wiseau and the film's other cast members like celebrities.
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A hashing algorithm takes a password and outputs a seemingly garbled up version of it, known as a hash, and a salt is another variable added to the password, designed to make the hash even harder to crack.
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In this narrative, there went out a general order to round up dissidents living abroad, but somehow it got garbled in transmission, so when the Saudis learned of Mr. Khashoggi's plans, the deputy director of intelligence, Maj. Gen.
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And when they compare his full-throated denunciation of a piece of musical theater to his garbled, terse, and delayed disavowals of the support by white supremacists, they see a wink and a nod, and fear it's a nudge.
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Some of that interrogation happens in her lyrics—most of which end up garbled by distortion and the belt-sander quality of her screaming—but there's something about noise as a vessel for these ideas that just feels right.
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American officials said communications with the Haqqani network had gotten garbled, causing confusion, and the death of the leader of the Taliban, killed by a United States drone strike last year, also set back efforts to rescue the hostages.
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The Situation Room uses voice-to-text software to create a rough transcription in real time — no recording is made — and then the note-taker takes a first pass at cleaning it up by correcting any obvious garbled moments.
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Mr. Jabri's music was striking, but the work lost much of its effect, with the English text largely garbled in the hubbub of a chorus of 178, abetted by a children's chorus of 28, the Every Voice Concert Choir.
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The trailer showcases one of The Room's strangest scenes, in which Wiseau ambles onto a rooftop and delivers a garbled monologue about how he didn't hit his love interest before offering a casual "Oh, hi Mark" to his co-star.
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Their increasingly jagged edges make the music stiffer and starker, yet the electronic polish is retained; sound effects like the garbled robot voices on "Panorama" and the cascading sirens that explode in the middle of "Getting Through" fit right in.
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The rest of the doc gives plenty of screen time to members—many of them young women—letting them show off their rifles and talk at length about the garbled hippie beliefs instilled by Manson and their moral relativism about murder.
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Not satisfied just making cuts for the dancefloor, Trus'me's latest endeavor reads like a concept album of garbled dance beats written with analog synths to tell a story, in this case a retro-futurist conspiracy tale about human life on Mars.
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When he first started fashioning his quiet, garbled, electrominimalist ballads, the pop transmutation of dance music — what was only just beginning to be called EDM — was in a loud phase, as harsh textures, comically aggressive hooks, and kinetic fireworks were commonplace.
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Without the lock screen to temporarily disable input to the phone's screen or buttons, accidental brushes, taps or bumps can trigger a phone call or garbled text message, especially if the phone was left with the contacts app or keyboard open.
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The administration has come under fire for shifting statements about when and where coronavirus test kits will be available, while Trump himself has been reprimanded for garbled or hyperbolic answers about the disease's deadliness and the potential of a quick vaccine.
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But he went directly at the French president with guns blazing on Tuesday, turning back to a garbled version of an interview Mr. Macron gave last week suggesting that Europe needed to build a "true European army" to defend itself.
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The latest example: a conviction spreading in right-leaning social media communities that a garbled tweet by the president — he wrote "covfefe" — was not a late-night typo but was instead Mr. Trump sending a message to the world in Arabic.
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This attorney briefs his former boss on what he learned, but leaves him with such a garbled understanding of it that it seems like the wiretaps might vindicate Trump's claim that Obama spied on him — even though they clearly didn't.
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Image: NetgearKey to WPA2 is data encryption: Just as encryption protects the data on your iPhone, WPA2 uses it to scramble the data traveling to and from your router, so it's garbled and nonsensical to anyone lurking in your driveway with a laptop.
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Podesta correctly identified the email as suspicious-looking and tried to consult with his IT staff about the best way to handle it, but the instructions seem to have gotten garbled, and the hackers ended up securing access to his email account.
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A garbled message from home gives her some hope that someone from her past might still be alive, and along with a band of survivors, they return home to find that in their absence, they've changed just as much as Earth has.
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"We did not hack the site(s), the post on our site is from a anonymous poster we have [had] no contact," a CyberGuerrilla administrator told BuzzFeed News in a garbled email that suggested the writer was not a native English speaker.
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Earlier that day, he'd said he felt unwell — at his age he often complained of aches and pains — but it wasn't until after a nap, when his speech grew more garbled and he finally fell to the floor, that she called the ambulance.
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On the basis of the material Ruhe had gathered the previous night, four policemen were sent to tape the suspect that evening, and a garbled transcript of what they recorded was made available to a twenty-three member grand jury the next day.
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I'd assumed that what was happening to me was just another of my many migraines, made only slightly weirder by a slight tingle on the side of my mouth and hand, as well as very temporary dysphasia, which made my words garbled.
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Given that the rest of my life is a stream of constant noise, from nightclubs to the sliding doors of trains to the garbled chatter of conference calls, spending time in a huge building with loads of old people is actually quite relaxing.
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In certain parts of the conservative internet particularly concerned about voter fraud, a (somewhat garbled) description of the consent decree has become a bit of right-wing copypasta — intended to spread the word about how Republicans "agreed" not to raise any alarms about Democratic fraud.
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Strong Bad struck gold on his ninth email, "i love you," in which a fan wrote simply: i love u -fhqwhgadshgnsdhjsdbkhsdabkfabkveybvf The Chapmans attribute this garbled text to some sort of error with their email client, but whatever the cause, they ran with it.
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What makes it unlike any other is its language — a version of English as it might be spoken by people who had never seen words or place names written down, an idiom among the ruins of half-remembered scientific jargon, folklore and garbled history.
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A more charitable way of understanding it: Yes, the pope may have slightly garbled a few words, but he's overall more interested in focusing attention on the humanitarian crisis facing millions of migrants than in getting involved in the circus of America's presidential election.
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Summing up Trump's attacks, Brown University sociologist Robert Brulle, an expert on climate science denial rhetoric, said it "sounds like a garbled version of the 'unreliability and intermittent nature of wind power' talking points," taken from fossil fuel industries and other economic opponents of renewable energy.
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Administration officials said there were two errors in the teleprompter text, and one that Mr. Trump garbled as he read it, adding the word "only" in a sentence that was intended to say the ban did not apply to trade and cargo, a line that spooked markets.
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HONG KONG — Clad in a furry, antler-shaped headband and denim overalls, the young woman smiled at the camera, waved her arms in the air as if conducting an orchestra and belted out a garbled snippet of "March of the Volunteers," the national anthem of China.
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Though it was nothing but a garbled sentence — nothing worse than what Trump does a dozen times a day, nothing worse than what America's beloved uncle Joe Biden does in every speech — she gamely treated it like it was a real scandal, like it meant something.
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In an interview on Fox News on Tuesday night, the younger Mr. Trump said that Ms. Veselnitskaya's discussion was "sort of nonsensical, inane and garbled," and that he had concluded the original email "was probably some bait and switch" to get him to take the meeting.
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I love the garbled sound quality and shitty strobe lights in Stories sent from the club at 4 AM. I love when everyone in New York City takes pictures of the same sunset and they all propagate at once, like a movie playing out on multiple screens.
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But the technology used for the 2007 Aedes map, and many others, could only read relatively short stretches of DNA at a time, which were then pieced together by matching up the sections where they overlapped in a process that often left some areas garbled and riddled with gaps.
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Much is made of the game's political context as though that's something novel, when in practice, the story of Death Stranding is so garbled and long-winded that its parts most overtly inspired by Trump and Brexit come across as limp at best and hopelessly naive at worst.
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Where on 2008's Alegranza simulated guitar riffs pealed beautifully through midair, Hiperasia's thin, bleepy keyboards shift and slither over offbeat drum machines; where assembled rooms of people once shouted gleefully in unison, El Guincho now mumbles Melodyne-garbled melodies in a twisted harmonic logic that frequently proves more puzzling than catchy.
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The past week in Washington offered what appeared to be a startling contrast: on the one hand, tales of a President unhinged, issuing garbled, contradictory commands to appalled aides who were conspiring against him; on the other, a thoughtful Supreme Court nominee, calmly parrying the futile assaults of a frustrated senatorial minority.
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For birds living on campus, the researchers noted higher levels of aggressive behavior, such as: a tendency to remain near the speaker, the vigorous flapping of their wings, loud singing, and finally the singing of a "soft song," a garbled sound produced by birds which is often indicative of an impending attack.
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Mr. Trump is, after all, a president who loves branding of all kinds, is obsessed with image and visual messaging, has an alliterative way with a nickname and whose occasionally garbled use of language (remember covfefe?) has become part of the national lexicon in a way that practically begs a coffee cup.
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The music by Beautiful Noise is an atmospheric if geographically garbled mix of forms (plaintive Arabic songs, English voice-over, electronic hum and much percussive drumming), with the musicians frequently moving around the periphery of the stage, perhaps representing the crowds, armies and secondary characters that Mr. Khan omits from his pared-down narrative.
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I'm reminded of that fabulous, albeit historically fundamentally garbled, ad-lib of Orson Welles in [the film] "The Third Man," comparing the Borgias and Medicis and warring states of Renaissance Italy, with all its magnificent works of art, on the one hand, with, on the other, the 500 years of peaceful Switzerland and its contribution: the cuckoo clock.
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Claustrophobia's always compelling, and lo and behold the band's first broadcast since the slow lope of 2011's The King of Limbs professes to be just that—"a low flying panic attack," built out of choked-out strings, garbled electronics, and frontmiser Thom Yorke's delineation of the perils of social interaction ("Avoid all eye contact/do not react").
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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As the sound cut in and out and the audio often came out garbled, Mr. Biden sought to host what his campaign had called a "virtual town hall with Illinois," in which he spoke to supporters and voters via video in place of an originally scheduled Chicago get-out-the-vote event — or at least, that was the goal.
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First, there's the 30-minute wait while the same garbled yacht rock track loops in your ear, and then another 15 minutes of "Okay, now turn the router on and off again" before you might get a useful answer as to why your internet connection has been cutting in and out for two days, and—oh crap, the call dropped.
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I breathed deeply again, identified emotions as I felt them, sat with my uncomfortable anxieties instead of distracting myself, wrote in actual books with actual pens versus virtual walls, heard people's stories in their own voice (and not a garbled bunch of text in a box), noticed my communities' ugly moments, and heard my neighbors' pleas for a patient ear.
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More than any sub-genre of R&B I'm aware of, the album shares a sensibility with meditative, pop-garbled works of electronic surrealism like Playboi Carti's Die Lit or Haruru Inu Love Dog Tenshi's Lost Lost Dust Dream (compare that album's "Shindo" to Solange's "Sound of Rain"), in which beats and hooks typically found in pop-conventional contexts are cut up into a hallucinatory reverie.
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During his time in office, Barack Obama criticized European countries for being "free riders"—not spending enough on their own militaries and relying on the US—and Trump has largely repeated that idea, though in his garbled and simplified version it's a matter of Germany owing the US. Meanwhile, in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel's electoral opponent has said he would stand against increased military spending, potentially complicating matters still further.
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" After a moment of concern for his mental health, the narrator realizes, to her horror, that the email is a response to a message she sent the previous night, under the influence of the sleeping medication, a garbled précis of "State of Emergency" that doubles as an account of her desperate life situation: "Your support for their corrupt regime has cost you more than it has cost me!
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" Normal conversation here, as most New Yorkers know, consists of a garbled public address message that "downtown local trains are making express stops on the local track; for bypassed stations take the uptown express train making local stops on the express track," followed by unprintable language, followed by someone yelling, "What time is it?" and his friends yelling "It's show time!" followed by someone saying, "Are you getting a signal?
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But he seemed obsessed with Mr Khan's relationship with his co-religionists; devoting his giant op-ed in the last Mail on Sunday before the election not to any of the bread-and-butter problems affecting Londoners but to a garbled mess of an argument that smudged together Mr Corbyn's economic leftism, Labour's anti-Semitism problem (of which the party's candidate for the London mayoralty had been perhaps the foremost critic) and Mr Khan's background, faith and personal traits.
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Emma keeps saying, "I'm a seagull," but the words come out strangely—garbled or ill-timed—as she lurches to and fro, nodding off and then trying not to nod, as the scene disintegrates and dance music is piped in and, leaving her costume behind, she goes off to a rave in a world far from Chekhov's, a club populated by party people who don't want the night to end, if it is, in fact, night.
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