"Whatever could go wrong that afternoon, did go wrong," Sumwalt said.
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In this case, almost everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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There's always that Murphy's law — what can go wrong will go wrong.
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You would see one thing go wrong and then more would go wrong.
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Everything that can go wrong with technology, will go wrong in my hands.
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We've had so many things go wrong and they continue to go wrong.
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Or how many things go wrong versus ... And most things don't go wrong. Yeah.
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Reports have painted a chaotic scene where almost everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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It was a pointless and soulless mission in which everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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I kept hoping that nothing would go wrong, but I knew that something ought to go wrong.
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"The things that go wrong are such outliers," he said, because things generally do not go wrong.
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They tend to ruin other people's fun with their "what can go wrong will go wrong" posture.
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Then, in the seconds following the power surge, just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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Slowly but surely, I come to the realization that absolutely everything that could go wrong will go wrong.
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All that can go wrong does go wrong, and the process is both compelling and close to unwatchable.
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So when things go wrong, because they will go wrong, the important thing is being able to fix it.
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But in Act II, when things go wrong for Constance and Alvaro, they go wrong for the show, too.
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The dinner fire was just the first piece of evidence that everything that possibly could go wrong would go wrong.
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You couldn't go wrong with most of these iPods, and you won't go wrong with these two latest Apple products.
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The quick and dirty explanation for that size deals with Murphy's Law: anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
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And if there is something that can go wrong, you bet your ass it will go wrong while you're in space.
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Now, Poe's been tapped to captain one last mining voyage down the river — but things go wrong, and they go wrong quickly.
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When Cramer took a closer look at Polaris, it seemed to him that everything that could go wrong already did go wrong.
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"Whatever could go wrong that afternoon did go wrong," Robert L. Sumwalt, a member of the board, said, while questioning N.T.S.B. investigators.
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One reason is that things we most worried would go wrong, such as failing or losing loved ones, did go wrong — and we survived.
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The best teams tended to be the most open and expansive, but when things go wrong playing that way, they often go wrong in spectacular fashion.
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News reports have suggested that the operation, which was initially planned under the Obama administration, was a situation where everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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WHAT CAN GO WRONG, EITHER SYSTEMICALLY OR WHAT CAN GO WRONG EITHER SPECIFICALLY AND HOW MUCH ARE WE PAYING -- YOU KNOW, ABOVE WHERE THAT WOULD SETTLE OUT.
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Meanwhile, Rachel, the fragile but expert field producer played by Shiri Appleby, has been promoted to showrunner, which means that what could go wrong will go wrong. 'O.
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News reports have suggested that the operation, which was initially planned under the Obama administration, was marred in a situation where everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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So, they're cheese fries — you really can't go wrong.
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Plus, you can't go wrong with anything crusted — period.
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" But Mr. Buchanan warns that "things can go wrong.
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Carbs and cheese - how can you really go wrong?
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" He continues, "With no plan, nothing can go wrong.
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"Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, during the endurance race," said Ms. Herchenroeder, who has to use her entire weight (about the same as the car's) to steer the vehicle.
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He's certainly not stupid, so where did he go wrong?
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Who ends up holding the risk if things go wrong?
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They also fail to take responsibility when things go wrong.
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This way, should anything go wrong, they can act quickly.
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No, but life is unpredictable and sometimes things go wrong.
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And on the internet, things almost always go wrong eventually.
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Everything that I worried would go wrong was going right.
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"We did have a few things go wrong," Sonnad said.
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In a startup there will be things that go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with wine straight to your door.
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And unfortunately, I didn't want you to go wrong, Joe!
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You can't go wrong with these pants — wear them anywhere!
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With ninety minutes of classic songwriting, you can't go wrong.
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So when things go wrong, they tend to be blamed.
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For her to fail, just one has to go wrong.
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Plenty could still go wrong in the implementation stage, however.
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"Anything can go wrong in the large crowds," she said.
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Again, a lot of things would have to go wrong.
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So when things go wrong, your privacy is usually involved.
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What could go wrong with this "onward and upward" scenario?
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It seems like nothing could go wrong in this moment.
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When it comes to Italian food, you can't go wrong.
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But between now and March 2019, plenty could go wrong.
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It's not hard to imagine ways that could go wrong.
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As long as he had Evan, nothing could go wrong.
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"You can't really go wrong with the Audrey," Riley says.
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Also, you can never go wrong with a good #TBT.
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There are a lot of ways this could go wrong.
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And there's still plenty of things that could go wrong.
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But rest assured, plenty can go wrong along the way.
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What could possibly go wrong with keeping that from people?
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They also feared the possibility of what could go wrong.
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And for such low prices, how can one go wrong?
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It's hard to go wrong with rose gold, after all.
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What could possibly go wrong with a Time Warner merger?
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Truth is, you can't go wrong with any of them.
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Things, often, most of the time in fact, go wrong.
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Elon Musk isn't afraid to admit when things go wrong.
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Yet whatever Ms Tsai's intentions, a lot could go wrong.
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Price: $68.00They'll need to be prepared if things go wrong.
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What could go wrong and how do we avoid it?
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You have to ask people, 'Where did I go wrong?
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You can't go wrong with their sushi, sashimi, or nagiri.
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A nervous little kid making explosives — what could go wrong?
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Stick to the elemental stuff and you won't go wrong.
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Much had to go wrong for him to be nominated.
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That, I'm afraid, is where things start to go wrong.
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It's just classic, juicy, perfect, fantas... You can't go wrong.
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This is not an exhortation for things to go wrong.
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Whatever you choose, it would be hard to go wrong.
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You really can't go wrong with a Brooklyn Bedding mattress.
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It's pretty hard to go wrong with something that cheap.
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When things go wrong, policymakers should never make things worse.
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If we expect things to go wrong, things generally will.
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"We educated you, where did we go wrong?" said another.
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This year, everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
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Here's what can go wrong in a revenge cheating scenario.
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And you really can't go wrong with any of them.
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But there are other positive factors: What could go wrong?
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Turnout — Alas, poor turnout, always blamed when things go wrong.
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There's a lot of different things that can go wrong.
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But even with all the preparation, things can go wrong.
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Even when bleeding goes right, it can still go wrong.
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But honestly, it was hard to go wrong with either.
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I thought about all the things that could go wrong.
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But when they go wrong, the results look like this.
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Also: A lot of things can go wrong with parenting.
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So I felt confident that very little could go wrong.
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There's an infinite number of things that can go wrong.
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But, no, I think I needed everything to go wrong.
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Ms. Ambrose knows that "My Fair Lady" can go wrong.
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What could go wrong Incremental sales are good for restaurants.
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You can't go wrong with the National Hurricane Center forecast.
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The whole thing seems almost diabolically designed to go wrong.
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They're animals, and things can go wrong at any time.
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You have to anticipate the things that may go wrong.
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If in doubt, you can't go wrong with something sparkly.
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You simply can't go wrong with any of these gadgets!
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Almost everything on the mission that could go wrong did.
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A lot can go wrong in Afghanistan, with lasting effects.
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Because if something does go wrong, we've got to know.
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There are a lot more things that can go wrong.
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In that warm, wiggling cocoon, what could possibly go wrong?
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Liverpool knows all too well exactly what might go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with a trendy overcoat from Asos.
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"Suddenly, I thought, 'Oh, this can go wrong,'" MacKay said.
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You also can't go wrong with RAVPower, Jackery or Anker.
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"This is where I think people go wrong," he continued.
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The opportunity for it to all go wrong is greater.
|
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The companies are so great that nothing can go wrong.
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There's a lot that can go wrong with any case.
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And it's extremely difficult to predict what can go wrong.
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There are ways for backdoor Roth conversions to go wrong.
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Again, so much can go wrong between now and then.
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Bourdain's starting point is rare: Where did I go wrong?
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VERDICT: You really can't go wrong with the RX 350.
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"You couldn't go wrong with any of them," Nunes-Atkinson said.
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It would've been a great day for nothing to go wrong.
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"There are too many things that can go wrong," he said.
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After all, it's not hard to imagine what could go wrong.
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You really cant go wrong with this unit for the price.
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It can quickly go wrong if you never receive your money.
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As if that would be the only thing to go wrong.
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But a good barbeque rutabaga, can&apost go wrong with it.
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Take your boo or your bff, you can't go wrong here.
|
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Like any diet, intermittent fasting has the potential to go wrong.
|
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Coaches are always the convenient fall guys when things go wrong.
|
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Personalized candle You really can't go wrong with gifting a candle.
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"Whatever you feel comfortable in, you can't go wrong," she said.
|
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And it's hard to go wrong with Neutral Milk Hotel worship.
|
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Regardless, it's Cheetos-flavored popcorn, so you really can't go wrong.
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If things go wrong, patients may have little recourse to help.
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You just can't go wrong with The Lion King or Avatar.
|
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Like Boing Boing's David Pescovitz says, "What could possibly go wrong?"
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And I was like, nothing can go wrong on this one.
|
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Saudis snap up property in case things go wrong back home.
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It has seen booms before, and knows they can go wrong.
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Honestly, you can't really go wrong — and that's my final answer.
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It makes instant sense from the first time you go wrong.
|
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After all, what could go wrong that hasn't already gone wrong?
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This product is iconic and you can't go wrong with it.
|
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Orthodox economics suggests two ways in which things could go wrong.
|
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It didn't take long before things started to go wrong, though.
|
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According to Maderich, you can't go wrong with this matte favorite.
|
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So you have to wonder: what's going to go wrong next?
|
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If not, what might it look like if things go wrong?
|
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It's one of those things, you can't go wrong with Tiffany.
|
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Just a pinch of Baby Botox, what could possibly go wrong?
|
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A furore in India this week shows what can go wrong.
|
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Whether they're poached, scrambled, or hard boiled, you can't go wrong.
|
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You really can't go wrong with a good tint and shape.
|
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She's there to advise the guys when things go wrong — foreshadowing!
|
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You can never go wrong with a perfectly scented holiday candle.
|
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They want that proverbial throat to choke should something go wrong.
|
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It's not meant to go wrong so we're taking a moment.
|
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You really can't go wrong with free coffee and cake pops.
|
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If it's food, you can't go wrong with something home-baked.
|
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And there are a lot of things that could go wrong.
|
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It's hard to go wrong with dogs hugging over a fence.
|
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But there are also so many ways it could go wrong.
|
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WHAT A HARMLESS APRIL FOOL'S JOKE, WHAT COULD GO WRONG pic.twitter.
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You really can't go wrong with blue icing and M&M's.
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" Still she admits, "You can't go wrong with a suit either.
|
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Shoot your guns freely and often, and you can't go wrong.
|
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Verdict: All told, you really can't go wrong with either option.
|
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For both — you can't go wrong with flowers, chocolates and jewelry.
|
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Don't limit yourself or your dreams and you won't go wrong.
|
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From strawberries to corn to avocado, it's hard to go wrong.
|
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My contribution was my pessimism, planning for things to go wrong.
|
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If it seems too perfectly calibrated, things could still go wrong.
|
|
Where did Microsoft go wrong, and what does it do now?
|
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They can also tap big default funds if things go wrong.
|
|
A steamed bun and tartare sauce—how can you go wrong?
|
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When they go wrong it is not because of faulty coding.
|
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Things can go wrong and it's not necessarily the coach's fault.
|
|
The good thing though is that you really can't go wrong.
|
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And there's a lot of room for things to go wrong.
|
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Worrying about everything that could go wrong only binds your hands.
|
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My mind races to all the things that could go wrong.
|
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Of course, when things go wrong, he never takes the blame.
|
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The field tests seem simple, but a lot can go wrong.
|
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With that said, you can't go wrong with any of them.
|
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They started believing ... then it seemed like nothing could go wrong.
|
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Should the procedure go wrong, I could end up in jail.
|
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Patients also retained the right to sue if things go wrong.
|
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Things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right.
|
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Even if they do everything right, it could still go wrong.
|
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I always say I'm surprised they don't go wrong more frequently.
|
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When things go wrong, they don&apost waste time pointing fingers.
|
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Give it all that, and a panettone can still go wrong.
|
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For more formal events, you can't go wrong with a suit.
|
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And they say you can't go wrong with cheese and meat ….
|
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Vast catalog, free access (with ads), immediacy: what could go wrong?
|
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When a woman goes into labor, many things can go wrong.
|
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You can (almost) never go wrong with an abbreviated name. Almost.
|
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At the Pyeongchang Games, it appeared all might go wrong again.
|
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Let's start with what could go wrong on the last mile.
|
|
Free publicity, no risk of actually winning — what could go wrong?
|
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Questions of harm are based on impact: What could go wrong?
|
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" Rule No. 1 of designing systems: "Presume It Will Go Wrong.
|
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They see a Teflon politician for whom nothing can go wrong.
|
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We're here to pay when things go wrong, tragic events happen.
|
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It's beautifully shot (you can't go wrong with Robert Elswit, either).
|
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As it turned out, almost everything that could go wrong did.
|
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This makes her something of a flashpoint when things go wrong.
|
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When things go wrong with big philanthropy, citizens have little recourse.
|
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A Valentine's Day classic, you really can't go wrong with chocolate.
|
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Another trick is to (respectfully) speak up if things go wrong.
|
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There's a lot of things that can go wrong real quick.
|
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But if warmth is your priority, you really can't go wrong.
|
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These experiments can go wrong, with visitors feeling uncomfortable or ghosting.
|
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You really can't go wrong with any of the wing flavors.
|
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There are a lot of things that can still go wrong.
|
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And that doesn't mean that some things don't go wrong sometimes.
|
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The more scar tissue, the more likely things can go wrong.
|
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Mercury retrograde isn't a time for making new decisions, signing contracts, buying electronics, or planning travel— astrologers love to say that anything that could go wrong will go wrong during Mercury retrograde, but, Aquarius, you're a rebel.
|
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Band concerts, well-tended Victorian houses, enlightened citizens — what could go wrong?
|
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Watch: Trump's economy: Where he gets credit and what could go wrong
|
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If that sounds like them, you can't go wrong with thinking putty.
|
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Looking ahead, a lot could go wrong for them — financially or technologically.
|
|
If something were to go wrong it would be very, very bad.
|
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"If somebody loses a balance ... then something can go wrong," Reis said.
|
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It seems like nothing can go wrong for this market right now.
|
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You simply can't go wrong with either of these high-powered machines.
|
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He always backed me up, even when everything started to go wrong.
|
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That's the most concerning thing, because where did my gut go wrong?
|
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My dad taught me that in art everything must always go wrong.
|
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And if so, what happens when things at the airport go wrong.
|
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But as the adage goes, you can't go wrong with a classic.
|
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Of course, this being a video game, things go wrong almost immediately.
|
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ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 You can't go wrong with gifting a robot vacuum.
|
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But really: Parents can't go wrong with a good embroidered burping towel.
|
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You can't go wrong with adding some physical activity to your life.
|
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And Seager suggested stepping back to contemplate when things go wrong. Q5.
|
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Where we go wrong is through imposing stigma and criminalization onto sex.
|
|
The Economist: You're very good at telling us how things go wrong.
|
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But, she wrote, she should have known it would all go wrong.
|
|
But the effort appears to have stalled; how did it go wrong?
|
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And with prices as low as $24, you really can't go wrong.
|
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Just do what feels right to you and you can't go wrong!
|
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So you can't go wrong no matter what you wear with it.
|
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I'm aware though, if you take enormous risks it can go wrong.
|
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But those loans and deals can go wrong during the bust phase.
|
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But a lot may go wrong as they try to do so.
|
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You also can't go wrong with a mashed potato parmesan cheese crust.
|
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In a project with so many moving parts, much can go wrong.
|
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"Anything that can go wrong, has gone wrong," she says in tears.
|
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A coach wants that to be a bonus when things go wrong.
|
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But Rome has discovered that even the simplest recipe can go wrong.
|
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When things go wrong, leaders don't dwell on how bad things are.
|
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Best Buffalo Chicken Dip You can't go wrong with the classic. 2.
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"It's just one more thing that could go wrong," Duff tells me.
|
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I would worry because I know things can go wrong really easily.
|
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"It goes through your mind that something can go wrong," Michele said.
|
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But even with all the planning and dedication, things can go wrong.
|
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"Things will go wrong in your life, in your career," she said.
|
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The chair was manufactured by Martha's company, so what could go wrong?
|
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When things go wrong, do you advise to always shoulder the blame?
|
|
Market movement in the short term reconfirms that nothing can go wrong.
|
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But the announcement also nods at the ways this could go wrong.
|
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And everyone knows you can't go wrong with a little blue box.
|
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How could you go wrong with hundreds of dogs in adorable costumes?
|
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The thriller section of this episode is where things truly go wrong.
|
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They are sensitive, and when things go wrong, it hits them hard.
|
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And focus on the fact that when something does go wrong, okay.
|
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Trust your intuition around a work issue and you can't go wrong.
|
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Was it more fun than you expected, or did things go wrong?
|
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I imagined everything that could go wrong and lead to financial ruin.
|
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These elaborately engineered details mean there is more that can go wrong.
|
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Watch it hereYou really can't go wrong with Cookie Monster and Elmo.
|
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Everything at Michou is delicious and affordable, so you can't go wrong.
|
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It's more dangerous, things can go wrong, but it makes me concentrate.
|
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You can't go wrong with a classic cotton flannel in the winter.
|
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And, you can't go wrong with a sassy mug for coffee lovers.
|
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It also comes with a five-year warranty should anything go wrong.
|
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"There are a lot of things that can go wrong," Kantrowitz said.
|
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It appears that anything and everything that could go wrong, definitely does.
|
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But much could go wrong, as it did with an earlier truce.
|
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Face the music if things go wrong, and really try to help.
|
|
As she demonstrates her recipes, she even shares when things go wrong.
|
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It's possible things go wrong or that it isn't up to snuff.
|
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"There are about 100 ways to make it go wrong," says Dabrowski.
|
|
More importantly, there is the feeling that it could all go wrong.
|
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This is a test mission; there's so much that CAN go wrong.
|
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"Much will likely go wrong," CEO Elon Musk stated bluntly on Twitter.
|
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It's cheaper for the coal companies, and, hey, what could go wrong?
|
|
Pay attention now, please; there's a lot that can go wrong here.
|
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High-top or low, you can't go wrong with this classic pair.ProsCons
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"We stink" is her refrain whenever things go wrong, which is often.
|
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You can never go wrong with a binge sponsored by Dunder Mifflin.
|
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Over the course of 26.2 miles, so many things can go wrong.
|
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But they seemed convenient and harmless, and, really, what could go wrong?
|
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So everything could still go wrong for Democrats in the 2018 midterms.
|
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But partying can go wrong, too, and it's most often your fault.
|
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For the populists, he said, "you can't go wrong with the Roma."
|
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"It's hard to go wrong with a soup and sandwich or salad."
|
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"Things can go wrong regardless of the method of execution," he said.
|
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A million different things can go wrong that aren't really anybody's fault.
|
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"It never occurs to me that anything will go wrong," he said.
|
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The Boeing official said that in most accidents, many things go wrong.
|
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"You're always waiting for it to fail, or go wrong," he said.
|
|
But with delicious food and lively company, it's hard to go wrong.
|
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In other words: Make it virtually impossible for anything to go wrong.
|
|
Here's what they hope to get right, and what could go wrong.
|
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Can you say anything about why things go wrong when they do?
|
|
But a lot can go wrong until the final deal is completed.
|
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You really can't go wrong with chocolate — it's a Valentine's Day staple.
|
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People who thought 'Hey, there's not much that's going to go wrong.
|
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The Haggler doesn't see what could possibly go wrong with this plan.
|
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The list of what could go wrong is just way too long.
|
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In my view, you can't really go wrong with a little bacon.
|
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It's more about taking care of yourself so they don't go wrong.
|
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Generally speaking, you can't go wrong with either of these two devices.
|
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It is hard to go wrong with a big tackle from Wisconsin.
|
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Chocolates A Valentine's Day classic, you really can't go wrong with chocolate.
|
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Dougherty learned the hard way that independently arranged jobs can go wrong.
|
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Of course, technology can be a godsend, especially when things go wrong.
|
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You can never go wrong with a fun pair of themed socks.
|
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Syria, Libya and Yemen are cruel examples of what can go wrong.
|
|
A lot can go wrong, as it did for the Obama team.
|
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Things can suddenly go wrong with no warning whatsoever in any organization.
|
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Since we are talking about Trump — can't go wrong talking about Trump.
|
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If you're a coffee drinker, you can't go wrong with good coffee.
|
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 62%Synopsis: A man heading to Vegas to pay off his gambling debt before the Russian mafia kills him is forced to stop in an Arizona town where everything that can go wrong does go wrong.
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You can likely foresee the many ways that colored comments could go wrong.
|
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WATCH: Trump's economy: Here's where he gets credit, and what could go wrong
|
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You can never go wrong with the gift of food on Valentine's Day.
|
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I felt like this week had started out perfectly, what could go wrong?
|
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Well if it were not concealer, you can't go wrong with red lipstick.
|
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So if things go wrong, we can actually manipulate them and cure people.
|
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In a world where everything seemed to go wrong, these two went right.
|
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As our electronics become more complex there's simply more that can go wrong.
|
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"You can't go wrong with Vegas," Johnson tells PEOPLE exclusively of the bash.
|
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Jane always expects things to go wrong — because historically, they have for her.
|
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According to Angelina Jolie, you can never go wrong with a red lip.
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Wonderful, so what can go wrong for the world economy and financial markets?
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It's very hard to predict exactly how things might go wrong in Nevada.
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But then sorta things started to sort of go wrong a little bit.
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Prepare yourself for things to go wrong that are out of your control.
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There are a million things that can go wrong, including someone going rogue.
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Where: Pennsylvania With a name like Hog Maw, how can you go wrong?
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We've thought of every way this could go wrong and acted against it.
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I feel like so much can go wrong in just one text message.
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Even if the ETF industry keeps growing, the bet could still go wrong.
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Chocolate cabernet, strawberry sparkling, raspberry chardonnay, cherry merlot -- you really can't go wrong.
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But the mood could easily sour if talks with the North go wrong.
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A good book is like a good candle: You can never go wrong.
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Something was going to go wrong, and I was bound to get confused.
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Still, he's mindful that a lot can go wrong before those opportunities arise.
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But, in person, Flyte demonstrates where all of these levitating products go wrong.
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First, using digital data to decide who to target can easily go wrong.
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FACEBOOK WANTS to create a global digital currency—what could possibly go wrong?
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If this is a treatment that doctors use frequently, what could go wrong?
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Things can go wrong and collateral can be worth less than you think.
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It makes me think how easy it is for something to go wrong.
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"You can't go wrong with a cozy vintage T-shirt," Cephas Jones said.
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There are many ways such a tasteful, fragmented family drama could go wrong.
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It doesn't get the attention we give things that go wrong in America.
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What could go wrong if Trump is in office and aliens show up?
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"You can't go wrong with contributing to a health savings account," said Dietel.
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Plenty can still go wrong, and recent history gives little cause for optimism.
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Always have options on hand because anything can go wrong at any minute.
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And when things would go wrong, I would walk out of the studio.
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So with all these positives, where's a bonafide almond lover to go wrong?
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And just like any other surveillance capabilities, social media monitoring can go wrong.
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There's a little something for everyone below, so you really can't go wrong.
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Grade: D- WHAT A HARMLESS APRIL FOOL'S JOKE, WHAT COULD GO WRONG pic.twitter.
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Of course, there's lots that can still go wrong, principally the global economy.
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It is fear of all the things that can — and will — go wrong.
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You can't really go wrong with bacon and onion straws, in my opinion.
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THE STUFF THEY SAY COULD GO WRONG I HAD MY SHARE OF THAT.
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Politicians should have ultimate responsibility; if things go wrong, they carry the can.
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Where in this grand line of construction and planning did I go wrong?
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Even when prescriptions are needed and experts are involved things still go wrong.
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I'm also left wondering how Amazon will cope when drone deliveries go wrong.
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You can never go wrong with a good heel and it's so classic.
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You can't go wrong with a white t-shirt or a dad hat.
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But there is much scope for the election to go wrong for him.
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And you can never go wrong with Ian Fisher's recipe for spaghetti carbonara.
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That makes them incredibly vulnerable when things go wrong, as they invariably do.
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You probably can't go wrong with friends and family in your personal life.
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There's a lot that could go wrong if the proper research isn't done.
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It also has a limited one-year warranty in case things go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with a creepy clown getup and a red balloon.
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Otherwise, you can't go wrong with a pulled pork sandwich with collard greens.
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A lot of things go wrong in "A Happening of Monumental Proportions" (2018).
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The crisis taught her how to navigate complex situations when things go wrong.
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Where pundits go wrong is comparing this situation to that of John Dean.
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You really can&apost go wrong with opening a high-yield savings account.
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"I'm thinking of all the things that can go wrong," he told me.
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You can't go wrong with the clean, crisp, white-on-white pair though.
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If anything should go wrong with the economy, the downside will be horrific.
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They lay a trap for Cersei together and that's when things go wrong.
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It probably makes sense to pause and ask: where can it go wrong?
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Early on, Puebla appeared to be a place where something could go wrong.
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Economically, things began to go wrong with the global financial crisis in 2008.
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WHEN WE LOOK AT RISK THOUGH, WE LOOK AT WHAT CAN GO WRONG.
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"Where you can't go wrong is talking about people struggling" economically, Bustos says.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Things can sometimes go right even when they go wrong.
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Read This Next: The 10 Things That Go Wrong When You're On Shrooms
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Flowers — you can really never go wrong with giving them as a gift.
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Bill and I are also very conscious of how things can go wrong.
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After all, it's hard to go wrong with dope, decadence and the demimonde.
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With this mutual distrust, it's easy to see how things might go wrong.
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But that is a very optimistic scenario, and much could still go wrong.
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But several factors converged to make everything go wrong for Bloomberg on Tuesday.
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Mr. Frost was also trying to account for anything that could go wrong.
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Everything that could go wrong — at least at the moment — is going wrong.
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A lot can go wrong between now and the intra-Afghan negotiations, though.
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You can't go wrong by starting off with any of these popular choices.
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Chocolate You really can't go wrong with chocolate — it's a Valentine's Day staple.
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You can never go wrong with a slightly toasted bagel with cream cheese!
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I'm always thinking about what could go wrong, who knows where we are.
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If you're looking to work out outside, you can't go wrong with Vuori.
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But Illinois's dysfunction is different, a model of all that can go wrong.
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Things start to go wrong when you have to pay for the experience.
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We need to have an appetite and acceptance for things to go wrong.
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Leverage, after all, can become a millstone if things start to go wrong.
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When it comes to giving gifts, you can never go wrong with flowers.
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With Nordstrom's guarantee of free shipping and returns, you truly can't go wrong.
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When a president demands an investigation of voter fraud, what could go wrong?
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What could probably go wrong in the next 6 months of my life?
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Our team is there to help you out if anything should go wrong.
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How long did it go on for, and when did things go wrong?
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"A million things can go wrong," said Yonatan Winetraub, one of SpaceIL's founders.
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Even with flexibility and good child care set up, plenty will go wrong.
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Simply, things go wrong when you carry a deadly weapon outside the home.
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On the sweet side, I think you can't go wrong with pumpkin cookies.
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But they felt huge pressure, as if something could go wrong any minute.
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When things go wrong, those in power often promise to make it right.
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That is, until things go wrong and that life turns on the crew.
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It is far easier to think of ways that things might soon go wrong.
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And even with the best of safety features in place, things can go wrong.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE STOP TRUCK STUFFED WITH FURNITURE ON INTERSTATE: &aposWHAT COULD GO WRONG?
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There's a lot of things that can go wrong that these companies can't afford.
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For only $98, you really can't go wrong with the quality and price here.
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At a very inexpensive price point, you really can't go wrong with this pick.
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Watch: Here's where Trump gets credit on the economy, and what could go wrong
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Since something is always bound to go wrong, having money on hand will help.
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If you're dressing up as Link, you can't go wrong with the champion's tunic.
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When things do go wrong, however, a dream trip can transform into a nightmare.
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What could go wrong with someone investigating a real estate guy from New York?
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Regardless, if you're always nearly drained, you can't go wrong with Apple's battery case.
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You can worry about everything that could go wrong, but we've turned that around.
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For Charlotte's second wedding (to her divorce lawyer!), everything that could go wrong did.
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But even with the best-laid plans, something is always going to go wrong.
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History tells us that this is where things with North Korea usually go wrong.
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I was Googling all the symptoms and things that could go wrong with this.
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I can't think of a single way this could ever go wrong for me.
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Although when these elements combine—chocolate, mint, and liquor—you really can't go wrong.
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If space isn't an issue, you can't go wrong with either at these prices.
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This has most of us cringing and thinking of how it could go wrong.
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Clearly the only skill we care about is WebMD because what could go wrong?
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When things do go wrong for emerging-market borrowers, it seems to happen faster.
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That being said, as long as there's candy involved, you really can't go wrong.
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With a product like this, there really is no excuse if things go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with any of today's streaming sticks or set-top boxes.
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We were about to have our first female president, so what could go wrong?
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You cannot go wrong with this recipe from the good folks over at Ovenly.
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Auditors complain that they are judged solely on the few audits that go wrong.
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When things go wrong in Myanmar, the consequences can be really serious — potentially disastrous.
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When things go wrong in Myanmar, the consequences can be really serious – potentially disastrous.
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"Put school first because, you know, anything could go wrong on Twitch," says Tapia.
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With less to go wrong, the market for maintenance and spare parts will shrink.
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A lot, probably, about all the things that could realistically go wrong in space.
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But, you may object, how can majority voting on just two candidates go wrong?
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Yes, a branded smart phone for less than $160, you really can't go wrong.
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But you can't go wrong if you're wearing a braid with non-rubber elastics.
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Whenever something would go wrong, they would just refer back to the open bar.
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Something is always bound to go wrong, but having rainy day funds will help.
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"Where you go wrong," Kim says, is by going on those solo family vacations.
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It's often a practical decision: After about two years, things start to go wrong.
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Where did someone as smart, successful and hard working as Mr. Lampert go wrong?
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"There were so many choreographies, so many steps that could go wrong," she says.
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The spookiest part of Halloween is all of the things that can go wrong.
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Rated 4.5/5 stars on Amazon and only $49.99, you really can't go wrong.
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You have to be accountable for your actions even when things go wrong. 22.
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Goat cheese, sheep's milk cheese, and of course, Brie: You really can't go wrong.
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Morton addresses those risks across his chapters, noting that geoengineering can indeed go wrong.
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But no town has had so much go wrong so quickly as Atlantic City.
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There's not too much that can go wrong with smoking a ton of weed.
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They never take their fans for granted, and feel responsible when things go wrong.
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If you dwell on the things that go wrong, you become bitter and resentful.
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Even the fleeting idea that it could all go wrong seemed to tickle him.
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Since his departure, however, pretty much everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
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This is, unfortunately, an excellent example of how having client states can go wrong.
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And tech support needs to be on alert, in case something does go wrong.
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With a menu full of wings, fries, and sides, you can't go wrong here.
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Transferring to Airline PartnersBottom lineYou really can't go wrong with either of these offers.
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"Close elections magnify importance of all the little things that go wrong," said Wallach.
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Worrying about everything that might go wrong if you fail has the same effect.
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You can't go wrong with a sleek pair of matte, black in-ear headphones.
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But, behind-the-scenes negotiations continue and there is plenty that could go wrong.
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The company admits it cannot get out of these leases if things go wrong.
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A lot can go wrong when an author juggles stories like a street busker.
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But the overall point is that when things go wrong there's no good answer.
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He is someone who, by default, looks to blame others when things go wrong.
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Two mercurial personalities, a history of geopolitical tension, nuclear weapons -- what could go wrong?
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For a nontraditional Los Angeles hotel, you really can't go wrong with Mama Shelter.
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That seems totally normal — what could go wrong as long as the sun shines?
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"At Sant Ambroeus, you can't go wrong with really anything," Aden told CNN Style.
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Here's an example of why this is important and where things can go wrong.
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Trends come and go, but you can't go wrong with a classic club sandwich.
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I have to celebrate it all because I never know what can go wrong.
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That's an oversimplification of a complicated process, one where a lot can go wrong.
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You do run the risk of the machines malfunctioning, something can always go wrong.
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Biology is fickle, bodies are unique, and anything can go wrong at any moment.
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We like it on fried vegetables, but you can't go wrong with chips either.
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Electric vehicles feature much fewer parts that can go wrong than internal combustion vehicles.
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Their first consideration is whether they could justify their actions should something go wrong.
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Plenty could go wrong en route to the most important midterm in a generation.
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"The paper shone a light on how easily things could go wrong," Nosek says.
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The aura of inevitability comes at the price of responsibility when things go wrong.
|
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I think you can never go wrong with black velvet — it's a cool look.
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And you can never go wrong with poundcake, strawberries and piles of whipped cream.
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The current estimated number of things that can go wrong is put at infinity.
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There are some rumblings of things that could go wrong in the financial system.
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Because if things go wrong, you won't have time to develop that alternative later.
|
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Pinterest's is no different — here's a rundown of what it thinks can go wrong.
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When things inevitably go wrong, central bankers will take their share of the blame.
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They describe it as a general exploration of how internet fame can go wrong.
|
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When things go wrong in Myanmar, the consequences can be really serious — potentially disastrous.
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You can't go wrong with Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen Mac & Cheese Thin Crust Pizza.
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Actually, there are a lot of ways a first-time buyer can go wrong.
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If you treat every human being with dignity and respect, you can't go wrong.
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Just think "Florida 2000" if you're tempted to believe regular voting can't go wrong.
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But however you choose to consume your nacho fries, it's hard to go wrong.
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He later revealed that he had prepared for everything that could possibly go wrong.
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"Jerusalem: A Cookbook," Yotam Ottolenghi My go-to cookbook where you can't go wrong.
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A lot of things are going to go wrong over the next few weeks.
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Im not going to sit here and say nothing can go wrong, Kelley said.
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"I'm not going to sit here and say nothing can go wrong," Kelley said.
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What Americans must also reckon with is how badly it could all go wrong.
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And international deals tend to be more complex, with more scope to go wrong.
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She just wanted me to know what could go wrong when you're out there.
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The likely scenario is that something would go wrong and you will be sued.
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"Even when you do everything right, things can still go wrong," the organization said.
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In fact, Turkey is a prime example of what can go wrong, said Mishkin.
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It could also leave the Pentagon to take the blame when things go wrong.
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If something does go wrong, there will be no way to reverse the problem.
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In my opinion, you simply cannot go wrong with a cinnamon roll-flavored cheesecake.
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"This is Syria, so everything can go wrong at every possible opportunity," Egeland said.
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It's not hard to come up with a list of what could go wrong.
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Where did someone as smart, successful and hard-working as Mr. Lampert go wrong?
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We want to know, if things go wrong, just how bad it could be.
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However, on my third Vietjet flight in five days, things started to go wrong.
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He made this sound patriotic and fun; how could an oligarchic technocracy go wrong?
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Should anything go wrong while you're cooking or surfing the site, write for help.
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A lot of things can go wrong for government officials who speak in public.
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And although it tastes kind of gnarly, it's just vinegar, so what could go wrong?
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Apple's new iPad is thin, powerful—and a nightmare to fix when things go wrong.
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The day you buy it, you figure out what is going to go wrong eventually.
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But the P320 was marketed as a next-gen firearm which could never go wrong.
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Bajarin believes that no matter which company Abrams ultimately chooses, he really can't go wrong.
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Despite our best intentions and diligent preparation with our home office setup things go wrong.
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Senator Lindsey Graham saying the president can&apost go wrong with either of these contenders.
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Talk about that, and because ... given the previous stuff about where these things go wrong.
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It's a cheap, sustainable and fitness-building means of public transport — what could go wrong?
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That puts users in an uncomfortable situation if something does go wrong with their phone.
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When I accompany asylum-seekers to the US border, I know things can go wrong.
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But a separate test appeared to go wrong when the missile exploded just after launch.
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The big picture: There are still a hundred ways for Brexit talks to go wrong.
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Imagine all the ways this could go wrong when it comes to Syria, for example.
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Unfortunately, wedding planners aren't omnipotent and things do go wrong when they're at the helm.
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Everything had seemed to go wrong in Commander Price's final deployment, which began in September.
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And of course, you can never go wrong by pre-gaming with some lobster tacos.
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Introverts tend to remain calm, cool, and collected during conflicts or when things go wrong.
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A lot can go wrong as Tsipras tries to turn the political and economic tide.
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There are so many things that can go wrong besides the market taking a nosedive.
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That leaves us with one obvious question: how will this go wrong for the Capitals?
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We may be playing favorites, but you really can't go wrong with any of them.
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Or, at least, if things go wrong, you won't have to get a lawyer involved.
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Also: This is a very technical process, and things can go wrong along the way.
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Regulators should start with a light touch and demand rapid fixes when things go wrong.
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Either way, you really can't go wrong with these models, especially at this price point.
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A school full of teenagers learning how to become assassins: what could possibly go wrong?
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It all started to go wrong less than a year after May became prime minister.
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Anything that could possibly go wrong, we had a team of people behind each specialty.
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After so many months loudly proclaiming support for their "god emperor" what could go wrong?
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It is supposed to serve society, and to offer rigour where gut instincts go wrong.
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Everything's coming up roses for Midge, and that means something obviously has to go wrong.
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Basically, the gas counteracts the skid and keeps the bike upright when things go wrong.
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You can never go wrong with a good jacket, button down and well-tailored pants.
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It's technology that can definitely go wrong, as witnessed recently in the city of Ningbo.
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Look back 40 years and you will get a flavour of what could go wrong.
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Should any of those areas go wrong, that could dent the business view of Trump.
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Panono continues to be a shining example of everything that can go wrong with crowdfunding.
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There are so many things that could go wrong when you're sleeping with a robot.
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Can't go wrong with a vulva (either store-bought or something of your own creation).
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You cannot go wrong with refried beans, a perfect fried egg, and fresh masa huaraches.
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We go on to seek risk factors for what may go wrong in the future.
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The balance of toppings is remarkable, but you also can't go wrong with just cheese.
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Beer, baseball, Sweet Caroline, and a very public declaration of commitment — what could go wrong?!
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Office pool woes So, no one should be surprised when lottery office pools go wrong.
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When it comes to formal attire, you simply can't go wrong with a bow tie.
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When one pillar becomes too powerful or another too weak, things tend to go wrong.
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Because if any one of those things go wrong, you're pulled out of the experience.
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That said, my success with Jessica makes me confident that you can't really go wrong.
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You're dealing with buggy pre-release software so it is possible something might go wrong.
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What could possibly go wrong with a poll of actual voters, moments after they voted?
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Everything you imagine might go wrong does, which basically explains the thrust of the plot.
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A million things could go wrong, and I'm worried about every single one of them.
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That means there will be no way to audit the results should something go wrong.
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As long as you address your expectations, you and your partner really can't go wrong.
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Outcome switching is a good example of the ways in which science can go wrong.
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Courts in big cities are getting better at handling disputes over investments that go wrong.
|
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When it comes to Brooklinen, our experience is that it's pretty difficult to go wrong.
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We'll also save to have a cushion to fall on when things inevitably go wrong.
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I also know that you can't go wrong with beautiful floral wallpaper as a backdrop.
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"The market was very fearful that something else was going to go wrong," Chiang said.
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Being alone is a sign that something is about to go wrong, perhaps catastrophically so.
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Safety is critical because the self-driving industry risks a backlash if things go wrong.
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Two things can go wrong when the breast isn't compressed enough in the mammogram machine.
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Facebook on the iPhone 5 and Nate Silver on prime time: What could go wrong?
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But as I learned, many things can go wrong, and my experience is not unusual.
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You really can't go wrong with diamond jewelry when it comes to celebrating big milestones.
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Of course, something could still go wrong before the deal is signed, sealed and delivered.
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Of course, it works the other way too – leverage amplifies losses when things go wrong.
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Occasionally, red flags marry each other, the Biebs and Hailey Baldwin — what could go wrong?
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Building redundancy into network security adds an extra layer of protection should anything go wrong.
|
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If your budding artist needs a real sketchbook, you can't go wrong with Strathmore's wares.
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Should something go wrong, forgoing wedding insurance may not leave you entirely on the hook.
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If you want very intense color, you can't go wrong — they're lovely and budge-proof.
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It's old-school Phoenix, and you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu.
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You can't really go wrong with melted cheese — this dish was so yummy and satisfying.
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Available in a soft rose or elegant chartreuse, you can't go wrong with either color.
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Can't go wrong with 3-for-1 drinks, beignets, jazz and legally boozing in public.
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The New Health Care Things sometimes go wrong with airbags, food and drugs, prompting recalls.
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That's like condemning a lot of people to death, because a lot could go wrong.
|
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"A host of things can go wrong in these kinds of partnerships," Professor Triantis said.
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Garlic Parmesan Zoodles You can never go wrong with a little butter, garlic, and parmesan.
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Indoor plumbing clearly gives us a sanitation advantage today, so where did they go wrong?
|
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He started well in Berlin, but after a while things started to go wrong there.
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Should a few more things go wrong, Trump could swing abruptly against Kim Jong-un.
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It seems like it would be pretty hard to go wrong with bottled water branding.
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When it comes to Brooklinen, our experience is that it's pretty difficult to go wrong.
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Another characteristic of war leaders is that they accept the blame when things go wrong.
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And you can't go wrong eating a diet that's lower in those nutrient-poor carbs.
|
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Channel Mendieta by embracing improvisation, instinct, and ephemerality, and you can't go wrong in April.
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Because when thousands of women get together on social media, what could possibly go wrong?
|
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It's difficult to go wrong pairing human golden retriever Gustin with the impossibly likable Benoist.
|
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But does this government have any reserve of financial credibility if something should go wrong?
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Promises made When things go wrong, those in power often promise to make it right.
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Promises Made When things go wrong, those in power often promise to make it right.
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Much can go wrong in the test period as well as in intra-Afghan negotiations.
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And within these sites, there's plenty of backup power equipment in case things go wrong.
|
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And you can never, ever go wrong with Nigella Lawson's recipe for bang bang turkey.
|
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These sorts of scenarios are unlikely, and require a number of things to go wrong.
|
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It goes without saying that when computers are making decisions, a lot can go wrong.
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Something is going to go wrong -- it's a caucus and hundreds of volunteers are involved.
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In other words, people go wrong with budgeting when they only think about the numbers.
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"When you're in charge of everything and when things go wrong, you're responsible," she said.
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After all, a lot can go wrong with six million square feet of automated systems.
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"Everything that could go wrong went wrong today," Steele said, according to the Golf Channel.
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It acts as a safeguard, but it doesn&apost mean that something will go wrong.
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And then there are the people who always convince themselves that nothing will go wrong.
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Plus, they come in a variety of color-popping hues, so you can't go wrong.
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There will be scandals when things go wrong and backlash movements from the new Luddites.
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The trajectory highlights what can go wrong as smaller technology companies seek to go public.
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"There's not a whole lot to see that could go wrong with this," Saut said.
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You can't really go wrong with The Sill, whether you're getting something living or not.
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But you can't really go wrong with books — especially the ones recommended by Bill Gates.
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If we get it wrong, most things in our lives and society will go wrong.
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And should anything go wrong along the way, either with the technology or the recipes?
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You even get a two-year warranty to cover you in case things go wrong.
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Alas, this is CES, and things tend to go wrong with even the best prototypes.
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When things go wrong, as they routinely do these days, he's the one often criticized.
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From your furnace to your dishwasher to your plumbing, things inevitably go wrong on occasion.
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If you're feeling bold, try a sherry: You will not go wrong with an Amontillado.
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That could all go wrong, of course, if some politician butts in with hate speech.
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She heard stories about scams and was convinced that something was going to go wrong.
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Get multiple mini waffles going by purchasing more than one iron — you can't go wrong.
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Definitely write for help, should anything go wrong while you're cooking or surfing the site.
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We've seen so many things go wrong, so many animals lost forever, injured or killed.
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You really can't go wrong with a top-tier brand like Apple, Samsung, or VIZIO.
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He worried that the foreign adventure could go wrong, pointing to Toshiba's costly foray abroad.
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Unlike Harry Truman, the buck always stops somewhere else for Trump when things go wrong.
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When it comes to attention-getting video subjects, you can't go wrong with battling hummingbirds.
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If your dwelling is a little bigger, you can't go wrong with the De'Longhi TRD40615T.
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If something does go wrong, the GHD Gold comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.
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I researched the whole institution down to the last detail so nothing would go wrong.
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How did you look at her various moves, and where did Marissa Mayer go wrong?
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You've got to factor in for things to go wrong, and I guess we didn't.
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You can't go wrong inviting a conservator to a dinner party—they have great stories.
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They keep emergency funds, or cash reserves, that they can use should anything go wrong.
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Hence why stagehands are always so grumpy and strict: they know what can go wrong.
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Just about anything can go wrong in a home, and homeowner's insurance may not cover it.
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"Not much has to go wrong to bring GDP growth to a standstill," said Vanden Houte.
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The Atlas V rocket has a great track record, but of course anything could go wrong.
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Shift A comedian and an astrophysicist climb into a jet car — what could possibly go wrong?
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A general rule of thumb when TV shopping is you really can't go wrong with Samsung.
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Things go wrong in those liminal spaces, at the interface between the wilds and the built.
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In my career as a theater critic, I've seen lots of things go wrong on stage.
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Star Wars will always be a classic, so you absolutely can't go wrong with these choices.
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"I'm already a high-risk pregnancy, so a lot of things could go wrong," she says.
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They take all the credit for an accomplishment and point the finger when things go wrong.
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And a host of things could go wrong when the engineered microorganism is tried in humans.
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"You can't go wrong with getting him some cologne, socks, or a tie," he tells us.
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He told BuzzFeed News there's a lot of things that can go wrong with eyelash extensions.
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That way, it's easier for the researchers to figure out what happened when things go wrong.
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PEOPLE only contact their insurers when things go wrong and they need to make a claim.
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There are a many places where that can go wrong when you look at the stack.
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Whether you're a blue bubble or a green bubble, you can't go wrong with a classic.
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Where we may go wrong is in valuing stealthily obtained information over unglamorous, commonly shared knowledge.
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In The Fall, humans have a nifty backup system for when things go wrong in space.
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State media are often ordered to keep quiet about pilot projects in case they go wrong.
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A promposal video that went viral last spring captured just how a proposal can go wrong.
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They are both very different, and I don't think you can go wrong with either one.
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It's hard to go wrong with classic oatmeal, especially when making it in a slow cooker.
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If you're on a fitness journey, you can't go wrong with Etekcity's personal fitness smart scale.
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Then again, if you're a little girl asking for Frozen pyjamas, what can possibly go wrong?
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In other words, if a few things go wrong during flight, the rocket will be okay.
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As cliché as they may be, you can never go wrong with a bouquet of flowers.
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Humans should be able to understand how a machine took a decision when things go wrong.
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Level 4 vehicles can intervene if things go wrong or if there is a system failure.
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CRTs are tough pieces of hardware, but as they age, plenty of things can go wrong.
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In fact, more energy is expended in preparing for the blame game when things go wrong.
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It's not like taking an air flight somewhere — there's some chance that something could go wrong.
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From overly handsy reptiles to shattered props, her "When Things Go Wrong" compilation is pure hilarity.
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"When things go wrong in Myanmar, the consequences can be really serious — potentially disastrous," it added.
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It's a staple thing and, of course, with a leather jacket you can't really go wrong.
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The funny thing about buying a smartphone in 2016 is that it's hard to go wrong.
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Especially since something will go wrong — and those high expectations may get the best of you.
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Like most parents, George Clooney knows there's a lot that can go wrong with raising kids.
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Even if everything is fake, these are all valuable clues for investigators if things go wrong.
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Watch "Can't Go Wrong" below, because nobody has been doing it this good for this long.
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No steering wheel, no pedals, no human on board to step in should something go wrong.
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However, investors also are keeping cash on hand as a buffer against what could go wrong.
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Before asking how the industry's fortunes could go wrong, however, how did it all go right?
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And now: "When 3 AM Phone Calls Go Wrong" ... starring ex-WWE superstar Bubba Ray Dudley!
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DIONNE & MURRAY — CLUELESS Much like Mean Girls, you can't go wrong with being inspired by Clueless.
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A lot can go wrong for Republican elites in the next few weeks of the primary.
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Instead it became the most high-profile example yet of how live streaming can go wrong.
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When it comes to high school cliques/murder group projects, you can't go wrong with Jawbreaker.
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Laure Calamy just learned the hard way that dancing the cancan can go wrong at Cannes.
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As often happens when teens go to an isolated place to hang out, things go wrong.
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There are things that could go wrong on your wedding day that you can plan for.
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There are a billion things that could go wrong, but it's the best chance they've got.
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But how exactly the transmission occurs and who pays if things go wrong are often unclear.
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Mighty No. 9 is a textbook example of what can go wrong with a Kickstarter project.
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Your primary issue is a fear of what you can't control, of what might go wrong.
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And here's our takeaway — you can pretty much never go wrong when there's triple chocolate involved.
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And second, businesses have been convinced that there will be someone accountable should things go wrong.
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Unfortunately, it managed to all go wrong, leaving my Rabbid Luigi with close to little health.
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And a lot of things can go wrong on the road to becoming the next Snapchat.
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Even though every decision won't be perfect, you can't go wrong when you're true to yourself.
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But even with filling out that form, Fleischman said, he has still seen things go wrong.
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Make a backup planNo matter how foolproof your plan may seem, consider what could go wrong.
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But in our experience, it&aposs hard to go wrong with any item from Dagne Dover.
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Unfortunately, the idea also conjures up some of our worst fears about what may go wrong.
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As infuriating as it is when things go wrong on your trip: try to stay calm.
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At the end of the day, Cramer wants investors to recognize that things will go wrong.
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But let's remember that, like prom dresses, when they go wrong, the results can be ... regrettable.
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"Mattis owed it to Trump to let him know that things might go wrong," he said.
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"It's gonna go wrong out here," Glenn had warned Daryl earlier, speaking for all of us.
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Understanding where major media outlets go wrong underscores why we so urgently need to do better.
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The only place you can go wrong is if you mix it with too much water.
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It also said potential investors should not complain to financial regulators if things do go wrong.
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Listen to your intuition today and you won't go wrong, especially concerning your work or reputation.
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And focus on the fact that when something does go wrong, OK. We'll work on that.
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You really can't go wrong with two kinds of rum and emulsified eggs in the morning.
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My mind just goes to how it's gonna go wrong, or how it's not gonna work.
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Any time a human being interacts with a device or a system, things can go wrong.
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Missions go wrong not because of your shortcomings or hers, but because of absurd, unforeseeable factors.
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Exception monitoring Exceptions are what happens when things go wrong and you see pages like this.
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Still, there is a dearth of research, and the things that could go wrong are multitudinous.
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If you're looking for the crowdpleaser of crowdpleasers, it's hard to go wrong with Disney Animation.
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New York (CNN Business)It seems like nothing can go wrong on Wall Street these days.
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We will be standing by, should something go wrong in your kitchen or at your keyboard.
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The book is riddled with jaw-dropping stories about people's insane behavior when things go wrong.
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But scientists haven't tested it adequately in humans — and we already know what can go wrong.
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What First Man makes clear is just how easy it is for something to go wrong.
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Yet elections go wrong, as Mrs May found when squandering an even bigger lead in 2017.
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But if none of these appeal, you can never go wrong with a simple roast chicken.
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Then things go wrong, people get upset (or worse), and it's time to invent new rules.
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For California and the nation, there is a long list of things that could go wrong.
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You can't go wrong if you're working with smart, capable, empathetic people whose values you share.
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But 21 years later, the Hernandez shooting provides a textbook case of what could go wrong.
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Concern presupposes that something can go wrong or can be lost; otherwise we would not care.
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It becomes kaleidoscopic during those moments in which, with sickening inexorability, a life can go wrong.
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Depending on the situation, Daenerys deploying her two dragons on the battlefield could easily go wrong.
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"It wouldn't take much to go wrong to put us into a recession," Mr. Kelly said.
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With many charming towns and Instagrammable beaches dotting Portugal's southern coast, it's tough to go wrong.
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" He added that Cowen saw "a lot more that can go wrong than can go right.
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"Eastern and North Asian philosophy is not about treating things after they go wrong," she says.
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My motto is the less there is on you, the less there is to go wrong.
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"Repeating a decathlon (gold), repeating when so many things can go wrong, that's impressive," Marra added.
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The Mets have had many things go wrong in a season they began with high expectations.
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Or, look, you can't ever go wrong with a Dutch baby and another cup of coffee.
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"I texted her and said, 'If anything should go wrong, here's my number,'" Mr. Lites recalled.
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About all that can go wrong is spillage when you flip the quesadilla in the pan.
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Still, Mr. Trump has already shown himself willing to blame the generals when things go wrong.
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"To be honest I like cheese on cheese — you can't go wrong with it," he said.
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But even with filling out that form, Fleischman said he has still seen things go wrong.
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Things go wrong no matter what, but you can do your best to mitigate the drama.
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Vaginal births can quickly go wrong if, for example, the cord wraps around the baby's neck.
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More things can go wrong, and customers will have many more reasons to complain (or praise).
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You can't go wrong with a mac and cheese with leftover Christmas ham in the mix.
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As Shania Twain said, dance with the one that brought you and you can't go wrong.
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No matter who you&aposre shopping for, you can&apost go wrong with smart home gifts.
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So even if you're statistically safe, the instinct is to look for what could go wrong.
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" Much could go wrong, he noted, but, really, "I don't see how anyone can stop us.
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They're scared of getting involved in certain things, and that's where it can all go wrong.
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Nope. "It's inevitable if you open a park, something will go wrong," said game director Michael Brooke.
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You can't really go wrong with these in your kit, whether it's October 31 or May 11.
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The cryptocurrency markets have matured in recent years, but there's still a lot that can go wrong.
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"In the end, Nvidia is a company, and things can go wrong with a company," he said.
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With prices ranging from $1-$4.99, you can never go wrong with a sweet treat from TJ's.
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Price: $26.50 at U.S. School Supply You generally can't go wrong with a lavender-scented bath product.
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Charlie Miller Autonomous vehicles are at the apex of all the terrible things that can go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with the lavender scent, which is kinda sorta like giving your girlfriend flowers.
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That's because something is always bound to go wrong, he says, no matter how careful you are.
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The Casper pillow is ideal for any sleep position, so you really can't go wrong gifting it.
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The Casper pillow is ideal for any sleep position, so you really can't go wrong gifting it.
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What could go wrong just from playing with a handful of adorable puppies for a few hours?
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You can never go wrong with a smelly candle that fills your home with beautiful fragrant whiffs.
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"We have to get comfortable with the fact that things are going to go wrong," Staats says.
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Next comes the Polestar 3, a battery-powered SUV—because you can't go wrong with an SUV.
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The downside is less manual control over your network, and fewer troubleshooting options should something go wrong.
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Whenever you think that nothing else can go wrong or get worse on this show, it does.
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Because honestly — truly — where did the industry go wrong in sorting out fashion's (apparently) most common conundrums?
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Just so many things can go wrong that I feel like it's just, like, three more days.
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Photo: Dima YarovinskySadly, there are also plenty of real-world examples of how this can go wrong.
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Software developers and computer-makers do not necessarily suffer when their products go wrong or are subverted.
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It is possible to proactively predict when something may go wrong by learning from previous such cases.
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With a hoodie underneath for comfort, and skinny jeans and military boots, you really can't go wrong.
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He learns what it takes to be a robot and who to blame if things go wrong.
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Go over what can go wrong in the process: missed deadlines, only finding one new client, etc.
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You can't really go wrong following any advice that genius legal badass Ruth Bader Ginsburg gives you.
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When it comes to self-driving vehicles, many of the headlines are about when things go wrong.
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The list of things that can go wrong is long and horrifying: cancer, diabetes, infections and more.
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Warren's going the safe route after wearing purple to the first debate ... can't go wrong with black.
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The company stresses that Cloud Scheduler also makes it easy to automate retries when things go wrong.
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But now we know of at least one more thing that can go wrong with our eyes.
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As February 5th showed, however, short-Vix ETPs can collapse spectacularly when things go wrong (see chart).
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Diamond necklace You really can't go wrong with diamond jewelry when it comes to celebrating big milestones.
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They rake in the profits in good times; when things go wrong, the state foots the bill.
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And when things do go wrong, creditors' ability to enforce agreements or seize collateral can be weak.
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Personally, I don't think you could go wrong with a Gmail account, which is free to open.
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It tastes like dessert, but is still healthy and refined sugar free... how could you go wrong?
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That's what we found when we asked 270 scientists about all the ways research can go wrong.
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That means having rules on hand to control the damage to your portfolio when things go wrong.
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One can never go wrong with a pair of wide-legged trousers paired with a trench coat.
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"As important as heart disease is, it's not the only aspect that can go wrong," he said.
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Chipotle, if you're listening, you can never go wrong with a good churro—chocolate dipping sauce, included.
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If things do go wrong, and volatility continues to spike, somebody will be left with the bill.
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Apparently a baboon invasion is now another thing that can go wrong when you rent an Airbnb.
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Recalling the first rehearsal, just three days before the show, Paisley said whatever could go wrong did.
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But when we get to the ragged edge, it doesn't take much for things to go wrong.
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You can ask for discounts, waived fees and other perks to compensate you when things go wrong.
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There is just too much that can go wrong when a chain has so many weak links.
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"I didn't see how it could ever go wrong because I'd been on one before," he says.
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Serve it on bread, in a wrap, or on a bed of greens — you can't go wrong.
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I would say buyer beware, but the tape's only a dollar so you can't really go wrong.
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In health care, we have enumerated the more than 247,000 ways our 13 organs can go wrong.
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If you have $200,000 to spend on a supercar, you really can't go wrong with either McLaren.
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There's a story among my friend group that we like to pass around when things go wrong.
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Everything begins to go wrong, and the egalitarian system of order is replaced with a dictatorial one.
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"I don't think you can go wrong if you maintain an avid interest in history," Mattis said.
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The executions' rapid pace "creates an extraordinary risk that something is going to go wrong," Dunham said.
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So let's talk about what can and probably will go wrong in coverage — but doesn't have to.
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"Barefoot is a quick solution that could go wrong, but it could go bloody right," Pitsiladis said.
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The downside of all those personal connections is that when things go wrong, they go very wrong.
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But if in time things go wrong, he will still be out in front on his own.
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The moment where this ad seems to go wrong is when the dialogue turns to Mrs. Clinton.
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Yet when things go wrong, these social tombs do nothing to help people easily delete those memories.
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In New York City, it seemed like you couldn't go wrong getting tourists' heads into the clouds.
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You can't go wrong giving a Kindle, and the Kindle Paperwhite remains one of my favorite models.
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There's a lotta things that going wrong, but it's not obvious that they have to go wrong.
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For an excellent balance of sound quality and comfort, you can't really go wrong with Bose headphones.
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The Fiskars Leaf Rake comes with a lifetime warranty, so if anything should go wrong, you're covered.
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If you can afford it, you can't go wrong with a Burberry scarf as a holiday gift.
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"He notes my contributions in a positive way and is on my side when things go wrong."
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Well, you can guess by now just who was in charge when things started to go wrong.
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Larger airlines have better access to backup aircraft and crew to step in when things go wrong.
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You probably won't go wrong if you like modern wines that taste primarily of fruit and oak.
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It is at this crucial spot in the argument that things go wrong, Scholze and Stix believe.
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"The more exploration you do, the more opportunity there is for something to go wrong," he said.
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Of all the things I thought could go wrong, though, this was certainly not one of them.
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" "If talks (on air transport) go wrong, then no more British airplanes can land on the continent.
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And though accidents are bound to happen in home kitchens, more horrific things go wrong in restaurants.
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Here's the thing about crop tops: We love 'em, but they can go wrong almost too easily.
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A sandwich, a packet of crisps, and a fizzy drink for around £3—you can't go wrong.
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He'd stifle laughter or something would go wrong and he'd swear a blue streak out of nothing.
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See more Bitmojis in the Journal's article, "Sending Bitmojis to Co-Workers—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?"
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In the case of the John S. McCain, things began to go wrong at 5:20 a.m.
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He never does anything except offer bland reassurances, and maybe a little compassion when things go wrong.
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Little things had to go wrong for Donald Trump to become president, Comey, emails, all that stuff.
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Sooner or later, something will go wrong, and we're very poorly placed to respond when it does.
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To start, you can't go wrong by reading or re-reading the collected works of Toni Morrison.
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But you cannot go wrong incorporating a lot of cruciferous vegetables in your diet, Ms. Sheth said.
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After a while, we ended up in the shower, and that's when things started to go wrong.
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And while everyone has an opinion on whose is best, you can't go wrong at Anchor Bar.
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But the third thing to say is that the worst of what could go wrong hasn't yet.
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I decide to just get a large oat milk latte at Pret because what could go wrong?????
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Plenty had to go wrong, in his telling, for him to even end up where he did.
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But you can never go wrong with a classic chicken shawarma, especially when it's done this well.
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In short, to each their own, and at this price range, you can't go wrong with either.
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It will provide you with a detailed description and diagnosis of most anything that could go wrong.
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And, with more trees, yard space, and pavement, there's simply a lot more that can go wrong.
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Beats headphones You can't go wrong with Beats if you're in the market for some good headphones.
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The arrangement has allowed both the city and the state to avoid blame when things go wrong.
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Although the room is pretty, I sensed how things could go wrong once people swarmed the place.
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Both have less fat than most cuts of red meat, so you can't go wrong either way.
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Plus it's from a dog-themed retailer called Bitch New York, so how could you go wrong?
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And as above, whose fault is it when these things go wrong and how are they accountable?
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You can't go wrong when it comes to Munich's beer gardens and you should sample a few.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - When bank mergers and acquisitions go wrong, taxpayers tend to pick up the tab.
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Lastly, do write for help, should anything go wrong while you're cooking, or surfing around the site.
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With a lot of miles ahead on the road to Election Day, what could possibly go wrong?
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So as you're looking at the media landscape, you notice all the things that could go wrong.
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Diamond Chocolates Personalized "I Love You" Chocolates, $31.99You can never go wrong with chocolate on Valentine's Day.
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Though KitchenAid is known for its selection of bright colors, you can never go wrong with white.
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When things do go wrong, a rare camaraderie exists among aid workers that's almost hard to describe.
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The book included anecdotal accounts of what could go wrong for women who don't take financial control.
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A Reno lounge singer hiding from a mob boss in a conservative convent — what could go wrong?
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Peloton&aposs holiday ad disaster is just one example of how viral marketing campaigns can go wrong.
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Now those may seem wide, but there are a lot of ways the forecast can go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with the originals but the new Tree line is similarly light and comfortable.
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"The number of ways that things can go wrong on the internet has been multiplying," he said.
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It was after they arrived in at Hong Kong International Airport that things started to go wrong.
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"What could go wrong is not the appropriate question," added Jake Sullivan, an Obama State Department aide.
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But doing good must be tempered by always thinking about what can go wrong in the process.
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"At this point, more could go wrong than right at these price levels right now," said Tepper.
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Providing people with specific examples of things that might go wrong is more effective than general warnings.
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We are standing by to help should something go wrong with a recipe or with our technology.
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On the other hand, lots of things go wrong when you start carrying guns outside the home.
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Near the sea, where prices are a bit higher, you can't go wrong at Tan Thanh Beach.
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I mean, you know, that starts to stack up, and then when things go wrong, they pounce.
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On one hand, you are essentially shouldering the blame for everything that will or can go wrong.
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There was a lot of play and experimentation and things that would go wrong and happy accidents.
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Accept that things are going to go wrong in life and it's going to be hard — that's unavoidable.
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Whether you're furnishing a dorm room or buying for a permanent residence, you can't go wrong with Ikea.
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Working with Colin Blunstone's voice and Rod Argent's sense of harmony and musicality—where could we go wrong?
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Man A: If I wear the same outfit here every day but change the shirt, can't go wrong.
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When it comes to effective charging and brushing, you can't go wrong with the Oral-B Genius 9000.
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A lot can go wrong on your wedding day, and some of it simply cannot be planned for.
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I think the president will not go wrong choosing anyone from the list as we have seen it.
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I guess it's because so much can go wrong, but I don't really want to think about that.
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The 26 men sat in the residence, discussing the specifics of the raid and what could go wrong.
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But if things do go wrong on a flight, these are your rights, and how to claim them.
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If you have to defend your choice, you can't go wrong choosing a gift that has more cash.
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Most important, the software industry has for decades disclaimed liability for the harm when its products go wrong.
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The Takeaway If you are buying a phone for the camera, you can't go wrong with the S9+.
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Either way, you won't go wrong celebrating our favorite sweet treat and the best month of the year.
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"When things go wrong at big retailers it's usually because they've lost that connection" with customers, he says.
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The audience is aware that something is about to go wrong, they just aren't sure what it is.
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Kevin and I have both done enough live television to know that so many things can go wrong!
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You have more combinations you can do, but there are also more opportunities for things to go wrong.
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But at the same time not much has to go wrong to bring GDP growth to a standstill.
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And then, when things do go wrong, Mie and her family insist there's been a ruckus about nothing.
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Look Ahead If you are a regular Windows user across devices, you can't go wrong with buying Invoke.
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The second driver of Mr Juncker's ambition is a quiet fear that it could all go wrong again.
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Houston, which has almost no restrictions on land-use, is an extreme example of what can go wrong.
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"In travel things go wrong, but your kids will watch how you deal with those situations," she says.
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You can't go wrong with a simple six-pan rose-gold eyeshadow palette — especially when it's only $8.
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The project was funded to the tune of $13 million, but that's when things started to go wrong.
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There are so, so many things that can go wrong here, and absolutely none of them do. Banging.
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MANY of the most famous hedge-fund trades have been bets that things were about to go wrong.
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You can't go wrong with any order, so dive into a few sandwiches — and be sure to share.
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When something does go wrong, it's hard to know whether the car or the driver is to blame.
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It started to go wrong for them, experts say, when more and more people joined the Mashhad protests.
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That's the only way you can restore your iPhone or iPad to iOS 10 if things go wrong.
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As far as Super Bowl ads go, it's hard to go wrong with a horde of wiener dogs.
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Moreover, as we argue further on, majority voting can go wrong even when there are just two candidates.
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Their attempts to merely survive come to a head when a bunch of things go wrong at once.
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According to Amer-Wahlin, there's probably no such thing as a perfect birth and things can go wrong.
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LOOK, I SPEND 73% OF MY TIME THINKING ABOUT THE 2% OF THE THINGS THAT CAN GO WRONG.
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So for a price tag that's under 90 bucks and a wear-everywhere design, you can't go wrong.
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Lunch basically consisted of assembling my Mexican Chopped Salad — and it was here things began to go wrong.
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They have a very simple what-could-go-wrong mission: to see if there is life on Mars.
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Take an audience out of their comfort zone and it's easy to see where something might go wrong.
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Their strategy — or rather, lack thereof — leaves many in the Democratic party wondering where did they go wrong.
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Bellamy complains at this point about what else could go wrong and…has he watched this show before?
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If you're really struggling to decide on a gift, you can't go wrong with a silk pajama set.
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But mixing his character with revered civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. seems destined to go wrong.
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