"We've been running the wrong candidates in the wrong places in the wrong way," she said.
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"I realize I'm in the wrong, I've been in the wrong a long time," he admitted.
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I made a poor decision and did it in the wrong time in the wrong format.
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She picked the wrong man, at the wrong time, in the wrong country, in the wrong office.
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"In the wrong hands, those scenes specifically could have come across in the wrong way," he said.
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OK we upgrade the brakes … but it's still in the wrong tracks, going in the wrong direction.
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He said that he was simply in the wrong neighborhood at the wrong time — in the wrong era.
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"What I believe happened is that people were putting in the wrong PIN in the wrong place," Gayman said.
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SO NOT ONLY IS IT MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, IT IS MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION BY HALF.
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You may be looking at the wrong lot in the wrong suburb at the wrong time in the wrong industry.
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Everyone seemed to be yelling, record-scratching and guitar-soloing in the wrong key, at the wrong tempo, in the wrong decade.
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We sat through a lot of meetings where you looked at audience trends and you saw that going in the wrong direction in the wrong color.
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The radicals are looking for meaning and purpose in the wrong way and in the wrong place, and they're destroying our political world in the process.
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Black men like Chris can be destroyed if they are seen in the wrong place (or if they look at the wrong person in the wrong way).
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"That was when I first started to think that this was going in the wrong direction and had just taken a huge leap forward in the wrong direction," Jaffe said.
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"We are not necessarily talking about Boko Haram fighters - but about normal people who happened to be in the wrong place in the wrong time," said Amnesty researcher Ilaria Allegrozzi.
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If I was in the women's changing room, women would think I was in the wrong room or women would walk in and think they were in the wrong room.
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We have in the physical realm — if tanks move in certain directions, if missiles are fired, if airplanes are in the wrong airspace, if ships are in the wrong shipping lanes.
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"There is gold around, it's just either in the wrong location or in the wrong form," said Ross Norman, an independent analyst and former senior bullion dealer at Credit Suisse (CS).
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Lack of navigational skills is how a Belgian bus driver could take 50 tourists 800 miles in the wrong direction because he punched in the wrong address on his GPS device.
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The Eagles ... played in the wrong division this year.
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Those things all had to interact in the wrong way.
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With Barbie, Mattel tried to localise in the wrong way.
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Turns out, the camera was pointed in the wrong direction.
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But Murphy argued he was tried in the wrong court.
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If you're looking forward, you're looking in the wrong direction.
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I think some people were looking in the wrong direction.
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It's copycatting the right things, but in the wrong ways.
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After all, why would Luann be in the wrong room?
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Putting the birds to bed in the wrong pecking order.
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All this shows the FDA headed in the wrong direction.
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And by and large, they're looking in the wrong places.
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They're not in the wrong markets, that's the good news.
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He wasn't in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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I thought perhaps I was looking in the wrong places.
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So it appears to be happening in the 'wrong' place.
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Then narrowing Medicaid is a move in the wrong direction.
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It's brainy and beautiful in the wrong way for me.
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You store the condom in the wrong kinds of places.
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He meant well, but said it in the wrong way.
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Sometimes they're in the wrong culture or are simply oblivious.
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Like, they put it on file in the wrong place.
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These are bold and disheartening steps in the wrong direction.
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Enbridge Line 3 is taking us in the wrong direction.
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Silicon Valley might be hunting unicorns in the wrong places.
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The verdict: Mixed, and possibly going in the wrong direction.
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English teaching is both patchy and in the wrong patches.
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Dougie, it seems, is wrapped up in the wrong crowd.
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In fact, I had been looking in the wrong place.
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You're a big fish swimming in the wrong lake, Aubrey.
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It can also flag any items in the wrong place.
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Eventually, someone's device will end up in the wrong hands.
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The fall of 2017 dumps you roundly in the wrong.
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We're in the wrong neighborhood for this kind of art.
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Most people were saying, 'You're going in the wrong direction.
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This is a step in the wrong direction, he says.
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It seems they were lined up in the wrong order?
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Others said the move takes FedEx in the wrong direction.
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They could be caught being cautious in the wrong direction.
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So actually, these instruments already are in the wrong hands.
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But lately, she'd find things put in the wrong place.
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Turns out the camera was pointing in the wrong direction.
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Ventilation ducts and electrical wiring were in the wrong places.
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Only a couple of pieces were in the wrong spot.
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But the arrow is clearly pointing in the wrong direction.
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If anything, Facebook has been moving in the wrong direction.
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Joni Ernst: He did it maybe in the wrong manner.
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Unfortunately, Mayor Pete's "reform" takes us in the wrong direction.
|
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"And Rowan doesn't think they're in the wrong?" she wrote.
|
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Misleading, ambiguous information is a step in the wrong direction.
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" Or "Hey, you put your comma in the wrong place.
|
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He's got the right song in the wrong presidential year.
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I believe that this is going in the wrong direction.
|
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But Carson's face seems to be in the wrong place.
|
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But trading went in the wrong direction for these bets.
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I used it to get money in the wrong way.
|
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Unfortunately, some of those rushes went in the wrong direction.
|
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The government did take their country in the wrong direction.
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In fact, many countries are headed in the wrong direction.
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"Maybe I'm just born in the wrong century," she said.
|
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He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Kepa was right but in the wrong way," Sarri said.
|
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I turned in the wrong direction between here and Pang.
|
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In the wrong hands, it could die within a week.
|
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That any classified material ended up in the wrong hands.
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The problem with being an adult is that, if you're in the wrong and you're being chastised for being in the wrong, you will lash out, because that scenario reminds you of being a child.
|
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I hang up, and consider maybe I'm in the wrong job.
|
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But researchers say this ire is pointed in the wrong direction.
|
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We saw the white church, but potentially in the wrong timeline.
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"Kieran was just a foot in the wrong direction," Arrow said.
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I've taken a metro in the wrong direction a dozen times.
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I don&apost want to be tilting in the wrong direction.
|
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Kanizay just happened to be standing still in the wrong place.
|
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"You keep turning up in the wrong places, cupcake," he snarls.
|
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And they may be looking for MH370 in the wrong place.
|
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It's twenty-four hours too late, and in the wrong place.
|
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In the wrong hands, it could have been used for blackmail.
|
|
In the movie, Harriet takes her life in the wrong year.
|
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If Facebook won't, maybe it's in the wrong line of business.
|
|
The problem is, sometimes he says them in the wrong way.
|
|
People are looking at themselves and others in the wrong ways.
|
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In either event, it is a step in the wrong direction.
|
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If you're here only for sex, you're in the wrong place.
|
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But she lives in the wrong era to be a hitmaker.
|
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In the wrong hands, paper simply crumples, crinkles, and piles up.
|
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Several issues arise from putting testes in the wrong place, though.
|
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Also it's industrial design is a step in the wrong direction.
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And when I came, it was heading in the wrong direction.
|
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I'd rather do something which is sweet in the wrong way.
|
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"You get the feeling you're in the wrong place," she says.
|
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And when I did miss, I missed in the wrong spots.
|
|
Why did he feel he was born in the wrong body?
|
|
"If I'm not optimistic, I'm in the wrong business," he said.
|
|
The Johnson bill would move retirement policy in the wrong direction.
|
|
In the wrong hands, it's a treasure trove of personal information.
|
|
"Waste is just a resource in the wrong place," she said.
|
|
Right off the bat, I did things in the wrong order.
|
|
Sometimes you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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Others said the ruling was a step in the wrong direction.
|
|
Trumpkins will vote enthusiastically, but they live in the wrong places.
|
|
I mean, for one thing, I lived in the wrong city.
|
|
In the wrong hands, sometimes a toy can become a weapon.
|
|
Human error may have put the payloads in the wrong orbit.
|
|
Cops told NBC the other driver was totally in the wrong.
|
|
I know, he's your friend, and you're both in the wrong.
|
|
Ramirez returning would only be a step in the wrong direction.
|
|
It was just parked in the wrong place this whole time.
|
|
She lost because she campaigned in the wrong states - no enthusiasm!
|
|
The people have spoken, and the government is in the wrong.
|
|
I've also been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
Levine apparently was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
Yank the issue, at least once, in the wrong direction altogether.
|
|
First, the garden plantings arrived from Britain in the wrong dimensions.
|
|
Towards that end, HR 260 is step in the wrong direction.
|
|
These proposed cuts would move us directly in the wrong direction.
|
|
But maybe that's because I've been looking in the wrong place.
|
|
Anything in the wrong hands can be dangerous—alcohol, pot brownies.
|
|
It doesn't mean that Devialet is heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
Errors included scheduled text messages ending up in the wrong threads.
|
|
We deeply fear being seen and heard in the wrong way.
|
|
They think you are in the wrong not the other person.
|
|
We were looking for the Future Book in the wrong place.
|
|
Our work-life balance has us tipping in the wrong direction.
|
|
GABBARD: I think we're talking about this in the wrong way.
|
|
Honestly you are in the wrong here, much more than me.
|
|
Sadly, Mr. Trump's policies are taking us in the wrong direction.
|
|
But almost three years in, he's moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
Maybe, just maybe, this shit might be in the wrong hands.
|
|
"But they're not the only ones in the wrong," she said.
|
|
"The debt is moving in the wrong direction," Mr. Feldstein said.
|
|
You know, from my point of view, in the wrong direction.
|
|
On Pro Football Maybe Colin Kaepernick is in the wrong league.
|
|
"I felt like I was in the wrong film," said Omari.
|
|
And you don't want the wrong people in the wrong places.
|
|
Conceitedness and charisma can be easily confused in the wrong light.
|
|
"This whole thing is trending in the wrong direction," he said.
|
|
You are also more likely to get in the wrong car.
|
|
In the wrong hands, priorities can shift from helping to moneymaking.
|
|
"We live in the wrong state, we definitely do," he said.
|
|
The proposal is "a step in the wrong direction," Rice said.
|
|
Or maybe they've built the right house in the wrong location.
|
|
But the money has sometimes ended up in the wrong hands.
|
|
That's why any step in the wrong direction attracts expert attention.
|
|
The Gulf of Tonkin helped set things in the wrong direction.
|
|
Manafort had put "his trust in the wrong person," Zehnle said.
|
|
It's almost a Madonna and child picture, in the wrong sense.
|
|
Malek's commitment is to a movie committed in the wrong proportions.
|
|
And do we have any sense who is in the wrong?
|
|
Critic's Pick Gary Clark Jr. was born in the wrong era.
|
|
He said the Ukrainian vessels had clearly been in the wrong.
|
|
Americans have always been worried about letting in the wrong sort.
|
|
They were looking into something that was in the wrong direction.
|
|
Here's the thing, you might have actually been in the wrong.
|
|
They were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
It presumes that [minority communities] are the ones in the wrong.
|
|
"I realize I'm in the wrong, I've been in the wrong a long time," he continued, adding that he felt so alone after the death of both of his parents and his breakup with Kourtney this summer.
|
|
But Trump could qualify for the bottom of the barrel if you throw in personal behavior and presume it's better to be a nice guy in the wrong job than an awful guy in the wrong job.
|
|
Say goodbye to the days of unused makeup in the wrong shade!
|
|
Just trying to do a little too much in the wrong times.
|
|
"If anything, it's a step in the wrong direction," Lee said. Rep.
|
|
I see this woman, like she's in the wrong play every time.
|
|
Unfortunately, the statistics behind this issue are heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
Buford: I'm in the wrong camp, because I don't really like Nirvana.
|
|
Mr Haig: At the moment we are heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
If you place it in the wrong orientation, it'll be pretty apparent.
|
|
And there's a reason the stock is headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
When police found him, he was walking home in the wrong direction.
|
|
That's why I feel like I was born in the wrong time.
|
|
Then unfortunately, they were putting the piglets back in the wrong pens.
|
|
That may seem slight, but the trend is in the wrong direction.
|
|
Still, at least Bran's willing to admit when he's in the wrong.
|
|
Vocally, to some, Bell was an icon trapped in the wrong era.
|
|
But in the wrong hands, it could significantly violate people's civil rights.
|
|
In the case of Ramzy's deception, he is clearly in the wrong.
|
|
" She added: "I think he was just black in the wrong place.
|
|
"They didn&apost go busting up in the wrong house," Champion said.
|
|
Or do you feel like we're still going in the wrong direction?
|
|
Right now, the profit incentive is pushing retailers in the wrong direction.
|
|
"No police officer told me, 'You're in the wrong place,' " he said.
|
|
You can't take a joke, you're in the wrong motherf*cking place.
|
|
The only trouble is the case is still in the wrong court.
|
|
The EU's directive, he says, is another step in the wrong direction.
|
|
It's not a 'baby step' if it's headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
I think maybe people are looking for happiness in the wrong way.
|
|
If you want mass communication, then you are in the wrong field.
|
|
Americans are earning, saving and spending enough, just in the wrong order.
|
|
In the wrong hands, however, it has been used to circulate disinformation.
|
|
But what if one day, a leader flew in the wrong direction?
|
|
If you're in the wrong, own your mistakes, apologize and be transparent.
|
|
But Trump still couldn't bear to admit he'd been in the wrong.
|
|
The trajectories of every measurable are now going in the wrong direction.
|
|
Yes, the deficit is too large and headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
It's essentially driving down the highway in the wrong direction, Sheppard explained.
|
|
The numbers are moving in the wrong direction for our younger generations.
|
|
" She added, "I think he was just black in the wrong place.
|
|
This seemed fair, but food frequently ended up in the wrong places.
|
|
Other drivers were too young, and some sailed in the wrong direction.
|
|
Because I think the current court has gone in the wrong direction.
|
|
And when I did fill out, it was in the "wrong" way.
|
|
Government Populated Return would be a drastic step in the wrong direction.
|
|
And if it turns out you're in the wrong school, don't worry.
|
|
"I see this woman like she's in the wrong play," she added.
|
|
"I think they are approaching this in the wrong way," he said.
|
|
"They've been austere in the wrong places," he said of the government.
|
|
Williams allegedly continued driving "in the wrong direction," according to the release.
|
|
If she was in the wrong spot a colleague could get hurt.
|
|
Sometimes I feel as though I was born in the wrong generation.
|
|
It's a case of following an admirable ethic in the wrong neighborhood.
|
|
Then he insisted that the media, not him, was in the wrong.
|
|
There's a lot of data kind of edging in the wrong direction.
|
|
But at the moment, her numbers are heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
"I do think I was in the wrong," he said on Wednesday.
|
|
"It's 24 hours too late and in the wrong place," he said.
|
|
For one thing, the relevant stocks are moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
The artillery fire landed three hours late and in the wrong place.
|
|
So they're in the wrong place at the moment with the car.
|
|
Her house was like five blocks in the wrong direction from mine.
|
|
It can even cope with those chunks arriving in the wrong order.
|
|
Those who are not actively helping the cause are in the wrong.
|
|
Good inventions can be used for nefarious deeds in the wrong hands.
|
|
To be exact, it don't really matter ... I was in the wrong.
|
|
It wasn't that I felt trapped in the wrong body at all.
|
|
They are talking about the right topics but in the wrong language.
|
|
If you view us as service providers, we're in the wrong relationship.
|
|
Hales contends that the car was spinning towards her in the wrong direction.
|
|
Others said they're receiving texts in the wrong threads, or in separate ones.
|
|
If you're looking for a non-heteronormative storyline, you're in the wrong place.
|
|
I'm afraid they'll destroy Muay Thai, point it in the wrong direction abroad.
|
|
Brexit is likely to push the public finances further in the wrong direction.
|
|
" Meanwhile, George Clooney said in Variety that "we're moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
Forget the "I always knew I was born in the wrong body" mantra.
|
|
It is said that any tool, in the wrong hands, can be dangerous.
|
|
These predictions can also be wildly misinterpreted, even abused, in the wrong hands.
|
|
Yet 73 percent thought the nation's economy was headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
The issue, then, isn't that Flinthook (or Strafe) are in the wrong structure.
|
|
Some 70% of Ukrainians believe the country is heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
"We took a step in the wrong direction tonight," coach Fred Hoiberg said.
|
|
Go deeper: U.S. and China retail sales are moving in the wrong direction
|
|
In the wrong hands, such technology could militate against fair and equal treatment.
|
|
Fortunately, Santana realized quickly that he was completely and utterly in the wrong.
|
|
The White House called the Turkish response a step in the wrong direction.
|
|
From a policy perspective, it would be a step in the wrong direction.
|
|
He's the odd one out, having placed his faith in the wrong thing.
|
|
Poverty, employment and inflation are all going in the wrong direction, Lagarde said.
|
|
It is so frustrating that these girls are seen as in the wrong.
|
|
Moreover, investors have been putting their money in the wrong places so far.
|
|
Her blood pressure and other vital signs were going in the wrong direction.
|
|
Truly, truly sorry... I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
"It can do a lot of damage in the wrong hands," Sherry said.
|
|
"These high rates are unacceptable—they're going in the wrong direction," Simon says.
|
|
When your phone lands in the wrong hands, it usually doesn't end well.
|
|
They are being discriminated against because they were born in the wrong country.
|
|
The remilitarization of Japan would be a further step in the wrong direction.
|
|
The real problem is that these metropolises are spreading in the wrong way.
|
|
Those are two different trends, and they're both moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
" -- said with a genuinely stricken look -- "I must be in the wrong place.
|
|
Less understands at last what is happening: he is in the wrong car.
|
|
Further subsidizing the oil industry is a dangerous step in the wrong direction.
|
|
You had to sit down when you had them in the wrong order.
|
|
They let their own biases lead them down trails in the wrong direction.
|
|
Yet, far from taking appropriate action, we are accelerating in the wrong direction.
|
|
As the July 6 deadline approaches, things are going in the wrong direction.
|
|
"The outrage aimed at Obama is going in the wrong direction," Simmons said.
|
|
Other boat renters have been too young or sailing in the wrong direction.
|
|
I have to assume that I'm always in the wrong, no matter what.
|
|
BMI, claiming it's responsible for putting their royalty checks in the wrong hands.
|
|
If you're looking for one-handed efficiency, you're looking in the wrong place.
|
|
For once, our longtime fan favorite Arya is so very in the wrong.
|
|
In terms of cervical cancer prevention, we are moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
Poor cybersecurity can also cause sexts to end up in the wrong hands.
|
|
Donald Trump is objectively and defiantly in the wrong regarding pretty much everything.
|
|
And when he came in..." The doctor screamed, "You're in the wrong area!
|
|
In the wrong conditions, that tension can set in motion intensely destructive politics.
|
|
And there are powerful economic forces pushing the world in the wrong direction.
|
|
It just feels like 10 minutes down the road in the wrong direction.
|
|
"I told my husband, 'We are in the wrong business,'" Ms. Uppal said.
|
|
But that was apparently the wrong answer and said in the wrong room.
|
|
It lets Dowd pretend she didn't lead the conversation in the wrong direction.
|
|
But she argued that Ms. Williams had also been partly in the wrong.
|
|
This is making sure guns do not end up in the wrong hands.
|
|
Justin just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
|
That's still a majority, but it's narrow and headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
"I thought, 'I'm in the wrong place,'" she said in the oral history.
|
|
It was Galen's killer who was in the wrong place — in every sense.
|
|
"Looks like Mike Bloomberg might be running in the wrong primary," he wrote.
|
|
But she was working full-time, so we were in the wrong roles.
|
|
Sanders also slammed Trump as a step in the wrong direction for America.
|
|
By comparison, 35 percent said they would move it in the wrong direction.
|
|
However, this allocation, while better than zero, is going in the wrong direction.
|
|
You're in the wrong place if you think that's what you're all about.
|
|
Yet under the surface, something appeared to be going in the wrong direction.
|
|
The personal savings rate, at 2.8 percent, is heading in the wrong direction.
|
|
We are moving in the wrong direction as a country and that's problematic.
|
|
The trendline on anti-Muslim hate is already going in the wrong direction.
|
|
I didn't say it was like I was trapped in the wrong body.
|
|
For too long, the autumnal spotlight has been shining in the wrong direction.
|
|
Below are three signs that she says can help you determine if you're in the wrong career: Morgenstern says one of the top red flags to being in the wrong career path is you constantly feel drained, overworked and underpaid.
|
|
" Brown discovered "wrong people in the wrong places, right people in the wrong places — just not a well-run racing team because I don't think any of the leaders were around long enough to stick with it and provide some momentum.
|
|
If you ever get used to it, I think you're in the wrong business.
|
|
" Trump adds that Clinton lost because she "campaigned in the wrong states — no enthusiasm!
|
|
These are, undoubtedly, steps in the wrong direction, but what's a company to do?
|
|
A libertarian-leaning Michigan congressman, Amash says Trump's policies go in the wrong direction.
|
|
With more sleep, I could see that I was in the wrong baby groups.
|
|
Well, once again Biden has woken up to find himself in the wrong century.
|
|
That test came up pretty much normal, which threw us in the wrong direction.
|
|
Verizon, meanwhile, says it is the striking workers who have been in the wrong.
|
|
I do wonder, every so often, if I was born in the wrong time.
|
|
In the meantime, the first amendment is clear, and you are in the wrong.
|
|
"Beautiful Boy" wants to help, but sometimes goes about it in the wrong way.
|
|
"We understand we were in the wrong to let her off leash," Ron said.
|
|
The first time I wrote about it, I put it in the wrong place.
|
|
After walking in the wrong direction, I finally make it to the employee entrance.
|
|
As far as profitability, Uber's margins are headed in the wrong direction, Cramer said.
|
|
Have we all been going about this internet fame thing in the wrong way?
|
|
But Teran countered that Barceloux was thinking about the issue in the wrong way.
|
|
You're probably opening Champagne the wrong way — and serving it in the wrong glass.
|
|
"From a sustainability perspective, we're heading in the wrong direction," a transportation expert said.
|
|
"I think Leader McConnell is going in the wrong direction," said Texas GOP Rep.
|
|
Out of office, he can tell when one is unfolding in the wrong direction.
|
|
The same happens when you are constantly spending your energy in the wrong places.
|
|
A wet suit, it seemed, might be too attention-grabbing, in the wrong way.
|
|
He also wants to make sure people don't end up in the wrong community.
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Furthermore, even finding the star can be counterproductive if used in the wrong application.
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We tried the Berghain but got rejected 'cos we were in the wrong line!
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And all of a sudden, you feel like we're moving in the wrong direction.
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In the wrong hands, sensitive information could be misused or sold without your permission.
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"After the first night I realized I was in the wrong place," Connelly said.
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Maybe, by tinkering in the wrong place, they had arrested development in the womb.
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We've really gone in the wrong direction in terms of some of the technology.
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But lettuce must be insulated by the tomato - so both are in the wrong.
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Now the sky is darker, and the wind is blowing in the wrong direction.
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By sophomore year, there were a few signs he was in the wrong field.
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He was not hard to convince that Monsanto was in the wrong, said Rao.
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That is because Spain (except the Canary Islands) is in the wrong time zone.
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"We're moving in the wrong direction," he said in an interview with Variety. Rev.
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A failure to distinguish between the two risks steering markets in the wrong direction.
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Shane said home, only to be informed he was running in the wrong direction.
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Not as fast, to be sure, but we're still heading in the wrong direction.
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"Fifteen seconds of fame in the wrong way," Mr. Hoskins told the TV station.
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Still, some analysts worry that Starbucks' growth trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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In Mr. Barney's view, both parties are leading the country in the wrong direction.
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They were in the wrong, and he deserved everything that he was asking for.
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The problem is that Donald Trump will just take us in the wrong direction.
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That's half his total earlier this year and a step in the wrong direction.
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Nearly 60 percent of the country believes it is headed in the wrong direction.
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About three-quarters of Americans say the country is going in the wrong direction.
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In fact, we're beginning to wonder... Was Ariana Grande born in the wrong decade?
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The bottom line is that this 'flexibility' is a step in the wrong direction.
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Who wouldn't be angry, and find that anger being pointed in the wrong direction?
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Was he targeted or was he in the wrong place at the wrong time?
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For all three of these factors, the U.S. is heading in the wrong direction.
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It looks like, to me, the Fed is heading in the wrong direction here.
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Miller's left leg could be seen bending in the wrong direction as he landed.
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Though well-intentioned, we believe these suggestions represent a step in the wrong direction.
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Then, give students a sheet with a list of events in the wrong sequence.
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Critics of consent searches have also been approaching the issue in the wrong way.
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Maybe, he thought, he had been thinking about the problem in the wrong way.
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A few blocks later, Mr. Ehrlich realized he was heading in the wrong direction.
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Being in the wrong group could make some older executives resistant to the program.
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Too often, when planted in the wrong places, overcropped or made carelessly, it disappoints.
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Like a car in the wrong spot, or a dog getting on a couch.
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The Iowa delay seems to be, so far, a step in the wrong direction.
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That isn't surprising; we feel or have felt that we're in the wrong body.
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"Five years ago, I realized I was in the wrong job," Mr. Prophete said.
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And for the anti-Trump demonstrations, they have been mostly in the wrong places.
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I have been either traveling in the wrong circles or living under a rock.
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Editorial So, we may have been looking for alien life in the wrong place!
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"A lot of things can be inhumane in the wrong hands," Mr. Schindler said.
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In the wrong hands, Sheldon, socially maladroit as they come, could register as grating.
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Simply put, my car had been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They both mean "wrong place," but you can't use them in the wrong place.
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In fact, he thinks it is the French government that is in the wrong.
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The trouble is, we may be looking for our answers in the wrong places.
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Many colleges and universities, including Harvard and Northwestern, steer students in the wrong direction.
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Stopping tax and spending subsidies that redistribute wealth and income in the wrong direction.
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I've trusted the wrong people and I've put talented people in the wrong roles.
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"They feel regretful that they put their trust in the wrong person," she said.
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Will it come back this year, or are you in the wrong product mix?
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Some even joke that Mounir is a new Leahy, but in the wrong company.
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This means that we who believe Kanders is in the wrong cannot prove it.
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There is no evidence that any classified information ended up in the wrong hands.
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Plus, plenty of people who found Price to be in the wrong weren't Gamergaters.
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An accompanying column from writer Richard Littlejohn in the Daily Mail, titled "He's not only in the wrong body...he's in the wrong job" misgendered Meadows throughout and accused her of being "selfish" for returning to her position as a teacher after transitioning.
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Every other store was moving in the wrong direction, with some moving faster than others.
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I forget my phone at the apartment and we end up in the wrong direction.
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Eliminating important economic incentives for electric vehicles would be a step in the wrong direction.
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But hey, Sheen at least seems to be admitting that he's in the wrong here.
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It's at least possible that some of these defendants just lived in the wrong neighborhood.
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There's a good chance you'll walk in the wrong direction from where your gate is.
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"What this gym did was illegal, they were in the wrong," she added on Facebook.
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We're heading in the right direction and California is absolutely heading in the wrong direction.
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Now, seven episode later, I realize I had placed my hope in the wrong character.
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"His only mistake was riding a bike, maybe in the wrong neighborhood," Miami homicide Sgt.
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After all, there's plenty of money in this country – it's just in the wrong hands.
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" Ultimately, she feels Bush "was in the wrong place and talking to the wrong person.
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The trio killed Melton after realizing they were in the wrong apartment, according to prosecutors.
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She sees children killed simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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It's happening earlier and earlier each year, so we're clearly heading in the wrong direction.
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If you haven't heard of Co-Star, you might just be in the wrong circles.
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When Mr Modi's government has been bold, it has often charged in the wrong direction.
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I mean, I would be in the wrong sport if I'm worried about fighting guys.
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Evolution is partly to blame, for putting breathing holes and muscles in the wrong place.
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"The 'growth scales' are still tipped heavily in the wrong direction for IBM," Ellis said.
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The thing is Donald Trump's so-called solution just heads us in the wrong direction.
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They may end up incurring social costs for using these words in the wrong way.
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Jeremy's genitals were in the wrong place on his body, which made mating a challenge.
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"We just got really smacked in the wrong place at the wrong time," Landrieu said.
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Or simply people in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people.
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"Doing anything that damages that relationship is going exactly in the wrong direction," Novakovic said.
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And sometimes you have to sit in the wrong place, to see the right view.
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He suspects that many just don't realize they're in the wrong kinds of payment plans.
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Well, the thing is we're kind of changing the world in the wrong way, right?
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The pretense collapsed entirely when it looked like voters would weigh in the wrong way.
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SPICER: If you're looking at the CBO for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place.
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If you get into restaurants as a lifestyle choice, you are in the wrong business.
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"You're a salesperson that pretends to sell the wall…in the wrong room," he said.
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Sadly, I was stung an extra £10 for leaving the bike in the wrong place.
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But the federal government is also at risk of taking steps in the wrong direction.
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Whatever he or she says that makes you feel like that, they're in the wrong.
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They were in the wrong place at the wrong time, and paid with their lives.
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R. 582 is the wrong wage at the wrong time, implemented in the wrong way.
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Opportunities are limited for those stuck in the wrong place, and the wider economy suffers.
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In the wrong hands, they could be a threat to US troops overseas, they say.
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In fact, it is going in the wrong direction, with spending growing out of control.
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After decades of serious economic disruption, these tax bills move us in the wrong direction.
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At this point, some people decide they're in the wrong place and walk out. Don't.
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"I thought that her only fault was being born in the wrong country," he said.
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One evening, I took the subway in the wrong direction and ended up in Queens.
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I wouldn't have a chance to prove to them that I wasn't in the wrong.
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To expose them to that, oh man... I don't know, he's just in the wrong.
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I felt the opportunities were not there, and that I was in the wrong place.
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And if she's too late, then she's gonna land in the wrong position, et cetera.
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The danger is that Johnson might tip the balance in the wrong direction once again.
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"This all seems like a step in the wrong direction," the Republican former staffer concluded.
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It's a metaphor for how the tax bill is a step in the wrong direction.
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Critics insisted that Mr. Gordon was putting his $2.6 billion project in the wrong spot.
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I find many bicycles running red lights, on sidewalks and going in the wrong direction.
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"I'm practicing my route," she said, speeding off in the wrong direction before stopping short.
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The group says the Oregon Village development is the right project in the wrong spot.
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Do what the people call for — make us safer from guns in the wrong hands.
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"It's a step in the wrong direction," said Rebecca Borné, the center's senior policy counsel.
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But it was Ramirez who later clarified that she was the one in the wrong.
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We're still traveling headlong in the wrong direction, with centuries of momentum at our backs.
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The apartments were nice enough inside, but the building was simply in the wrong neighborhood.
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In 2016, voters in both parties felt the nation was headed in the wrong direction.
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She admits that she was in the wrong at the time because of her addiction.
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That belies how many of the country's economic trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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He suspects that many just don't realize they're in the wrong kinds of payment plans.
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"I said, 'You must be in the wrong room,' " Balla, 46, recalled in a statement.
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"I think that the Supreme Court has been heading in the wrong direction," Clinton said.
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All three are at a crossroads -- and all three are trending in the wrong direction.
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"I was so humiliated and felt like that I was in the wrong," Hoover said.
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If you&aposre starting a hoverboard with wheels, you have gone in the wrong direction.
|
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"This is going in the wrong direction," Conservative lawmaker Anne-Marie Trevelyan told BBC Radio.
|
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Veteran fund manager Larry Glazer is worried too many investors are in the wrong trade.
|
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Lavillenie said he had found himself in the wrong rhythm when trying to clear 5.70m.
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Tompkins was in the wrong place at the wrong time in December 1988, Vascetti said.
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"If you don't want to be criticized, you are in the wrong place," she said.
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" He added, "There's plenty of money in this country — it's just in the wrong hands.
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Closer (20003) In the wrong hands, sex can be a weapon of total mass destruction.
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The right matches on the platform were in the wrong neighborhood, or the wrong size.
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My moves had to be controlled, otherwise I risked flying off in the wrong direction.
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The problem is it's going in the wrong direction in our country, as an average.
|
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So much collateral damage, so many people in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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A lot of people don't understand, and some competitors have dragged it in the wrong direction.
|
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"We couldn't help asking, did we plant the trees in the wrong place?" the article said.
|
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His plane has been routed in the wrong direction—they're aliens and he is their superior.
|
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Being born in the wrong zip code, another revealed, could take 20 years off your life.
|
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Vets may underestimate the risk of opioids ending up in the wrong hands, the survey suggests.
|
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To your credit, at least you're (a wee bit) willing to hear you're in the wrong.
|
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In the wrong county, she knows she can still end up in jail and, eventually, deported.
|
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At one point or another, you're going to be the one who was in the wrong.
|
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I was the guy chasing the cars that parked in the wrong spots by the stadium.
|
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In that respect, Yee is suffering from a common affliction: being born in the wrong place.
|
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But blaming "mental illness" is a dangerous precedent that moves the conversation in the wrong direction.
|
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"It doesn't mean anything, but at least we're not going in the wrong direction," he said.
|
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Not so much born in the wrong body, as feeling deeply like my body wasn't mine.
|
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But from a deontological approach focusing on duties and values, Uber is clearly in the wrong.
|
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Read more: You're probably opening Champagne the wrong way — and serving it in the wrong glass.
|
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It made yet another embarrassing mistake by placing a spray paint can in the wrong bin.
|
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Johannes Verwoerd: I do, most of them are beautiful buildings, but they're in the wrong places.
|
|
Meadow ends the episode feeling fragile and lost, having placed her trust in the wrong man.
|
|
Perhaps the plant was repotted in the wrong type of soil and the roots are suffocating?
|
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In the wrong situation, it warns, even a well-meaning apology could interrupt someone's healing process.
|
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Air force officers fired a rocket in the wrong direction, according to ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri.
|
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While oil companies plan to grow, trends in cleaner energy are moving in the wrong direction.
|
|
"Lots of productivity is lost by putting the wrong people in the wrong jobs," Marshall said.
|
|
Objects that turn in the wrong direction are in a retrograde orbit, and they're quite rare.
|
|
But that vulnerability, if it is used in the wrong way, it can be incredibly harmful.
|
|
Some trends appear to be in the wrong category such as Beyonce in the politics section.
|
|
In both instances, she was in the wrong, but she doesn't seem to be facing consequences.
|
|
My fear is that some of this awareness this anger, is going in the wrong direction.
|
|
Artificial intelligence in the wrong hands can transition from being a tool to being a weapon.
|
|
Despite having affection for both women, he admitted to being in the wrong over his actions.
|
|
In the right hands, it's unnoticeable; in the wrong hands, it's a persistent point of vulnerability.
|
|
Which one of them is done in the wrong way from an intelligence point of view?
|
|
But, it can also play a harmful role if used in the wrong way, says Jacobson.
|
|
At the moment, the two are moving in lockstep in the wrong direction, to China's detriment.
|
|
Critics within the Democratic Party are warning that this is a move in the wrong direction.
|
|
Read This Next: Being Born in the Wrong Zipcode Could Take 20 Years Off Your Life
|
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That's permanent: no matter how much blockchain improves it is still headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
We want to make sure that we don't see wear-and-tear in the wrong spots.
|
|
As the numbers went in the wrong direction, [TruTV] had every right to give us notes.
|
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People were on phone calls trying to convince everyone that they've arrived in the wrong city.
|
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I think it was discussed in the wrong manner, and that was very sad to see.
|
|
Luntz is not the first agent of climate denial to admit he was in the wrong.
|
|
She moved to a smaller firm, but still felt that she was in the wrong profession.
|
|
"If you're looking at the CBO for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place," he said.
|
|
Moreover, it was moving in the wrong direction down the one-way street outside his apartment.
|
|
"If you're looking at the CBO for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place," Spicer said.
|
|
Obviously, measures that encourage colleges to "game the system" are a step in the wrong direction.
|
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He realized with a sinking feeling that he was about to land in the wrong city.
|
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And in the wrong hands, virtue signaling defines something one would only say to garner approval.
|
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" He said Guyger "may have been in the wrong" and called the shooting a "tragic situation.
|
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But even with some exciting singing, this "Tosca" could point the company in the wrong direction.
|
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Sorry, I meant GETS BY. 10D: Were you pojnted in the wrong direction by the "<—" clue?
|
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Eliminating or weakening Energy Star and other efficiency programs is absolutely going in the wrong direction.
|
|
But as time runs out, critical countries are trending in the wrong direction on this issue.
|
|
" Dan Suzuki, portfolio strategist at Richard Bernstein Advisors, said "Things are escalating in the wrong direction.
|
|
Yet this was a moving target, with most of the motion headed in the wrong direction.
|
|
But was Williams in the wrong, too, for encroaching on the man's already limited personal space?
|
|
Military experts, Democrats, Republicans and pundits all seem to agree that Trump is in the wrong.
|
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WASHINGTON — If a voter accidentally casts a ballot in the wrong precinct, should it be counted?
|
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However, that doesn't mean they sit back and let people wander off in the wrong direction.
|
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In legal terms, Russia was in the wrong, Mr. Borgen and many other scholars have found.
|
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People clapped — sometimes in the wrong spots — while the cast played for laughs, drawing delighted hoots.
|
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While these percentages remain below the 4 percent cap, they are moving in the wrong direction.
|
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In the '90s, I must have been in the wrong place to know about the book.
|
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Ellison said the county had determined that 70 people voted in the wrong district in May.
|
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I believe that our country's going in the wrong direction and that it needs new leadership.
|
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Unfortunately, we stand to repeat mistakes of the past and are heading in the wrong direction.
|
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The stench of rotting flesh can be overpowering if the wind blows in the wrong direction.
|
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A survey said Americans — almost three-quarters — believed that we were headed in the wrong direction.
|
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If you put a [expletive] in the wrong place you're [expletive] because it was all rhythm.
|
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I say this with a full understanding that most indicators are pointing in the wrong direction.
|
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In the wrong context it would've come across as mean, but it was actually really cathartic.
|
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It seems pretty clear that the Federalist and Right Wing News are in the wrong here.
|
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And even if an unlikely outcome occurs, it might be unlikely in the wrong direction—i.e.
|
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If there's like a toilet roll in the wrong bin, it goes directly onto her nerves.
|
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While sex education was important, he said, it was often being given in the wrong way.
|
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Behavioral economics suggests that I'm often frugal in the wrong way and that you may be, too.
|
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Clay can be dirt in the wrong hands, but clay can be art in the right hands.
|
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Jamie Dixon's Horned Frogs (277-214, 6-8) are trending in the wrong direction with March looming.
|
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"It was simply a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mountain said.
|
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Often such messages are very sensitive, and would be ruinous if they well in the wrong hands.
|
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It was elite Hollywood, but I've always had a knack for being confident in the wrong areas.
|
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This means focusing on the white working class "takes us in the wrong direction," Erickson Hatalsky said.
|
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It turns out there can be too many trees, at least if they're in the wrong places.
|
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Verdict: This might actually be a Portlandia sketch that was filmed in the wrong Pacific Northwest city.
|
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It has been a problematic situation for a while, and it is trending in the wrong direction.
|
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Normally that footage would be too shaky, or he might have pointed it in the wrong direction.
|
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"I always said I was born in the wrong era," Niemi says about her character's time travel.
|
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Soon after the proposal's issue, infection rates began to head in the wrong direction and then worsened.
|
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Expect them to have a poor experience the first time they use it in the wrong place.
|
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If he'd put the battery in the wrong way round, he'd persevere until he got it right.
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But then Hillary, she stole the baton in a relay race and ran in the wrong direction.
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The fact that we're moving so quickly in the wrong direction ought to be a wakeup call.
|
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She became disoriented as they tried to find her room and ended up in the wrong one.
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"The school is in the wrong for saying they can dictate me wearing this sweatshirt," Ballas said.
|
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Both are almost identical, and anecdotes occasionally surface of confused MPs ending up in the wrong lobby.
|
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Economists may have missed the blessings of natural resources because they were looking in the wrong place.
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The black market pushes it in the wrong directions, and makes it far more of a risk.
|
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The BBA head said the political and the public debate was taking us in the wrong direction.
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The BBA head said the political and the public debate is taking us in the wrong direction.
|
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"It is fortunate this kid didn't end up in the wrong hands of someone," Carter tells PEOPLE.
|
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The first commuter in the morning leaves a shared car in the wrong place—in the city.
|
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Misused or in the wrong hands, the same data can put already vulnerable people at further risk.
|
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Just last week, Bing's map service screwed up when it positioned Melbourne, Australia in the wrong hemisphere.
|
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As far as I'm concerned, his new gig was a step too far in the wrong direction.
|
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Then shrinking food stamps, which are quite similar to cash, is a move in the wrong direction.
|
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"A lot of these plants, if consumed in the wrong dosage, could be very poisonous," said Miller.
|
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Technically, in magazine parlance, he's looking in the 'wrong' direction—to the left and without eye contact.
|
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Whenever you have to consult with other people for an answer, you're headed in the wrong direction.
|
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But the reality is that the vast majority say their country is headed in the wrong direction.
|
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"With the polls leaning in the wrong direction, your contribution has never been more critical," Mook wrote.
|
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We felt people were always telling us off for being lesbians or feminists in the wrong way.
|
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On "Futures Now" last September, he was worried that too many investors were in the wrong trade.
|
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And they are all going in the wrong direction: global temperatures, desertification, deforestation, ocean acidification, freshwater eutrophication.
|
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Murdered not for what they have done or being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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Sometimes no matter how much professional development you give someone, they are just in the wrong role.
|
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"It's just so easy to get caught up in the wrong things when you're young," he said.
|
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He believes that this is a move in the wrong direction because it will segment Twitter's audience.
|
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She was penalized not just for being poor, but because she lived in the wrong zip code.
|
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As far as Alexis is concerned, I put his vocals in the wrong place on this record.
|
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It was a flashy misfire, and an infamous example of esports going mainstream in the wrong way.
|
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But they can also veer off in the wrong direction with no one to set them straight.
|
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Everything that's supposed to be in the blister pack is there, it's just in the wrong place.
|
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It's very expensive, very slow, and actually frankly imperfect because the data is in the wrong place.
|
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After 35 years of increasing income inequality, the TCJA was a big step in the wrong direction.
|
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If our machines are pushing medicine in the wrong direction, it's our fault, not the machines' fault.
|
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" O'Sullivan said the current tensions aren't a trade war yet but "a step in the wrong direction.
|
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It's heavy on monologues of self-revelation that, in the wrong hands, could freeze the show's momentum.
|
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If hair was cut you had to make sure it didn't end up in the wrong hands.
|
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They always tell you — if you're the smartest guy in the room, you're in the wrong room.
|
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We will not realize the opportunities available to us if we keep looking in the wrong places.
|
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Perhaps there's something about Morgan that pushes her buttons in the wrong way on a personal level.
|
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Removing the hair in the wrong way will make it grow back coarser and thicker, she said.
|
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People, for good reason, are very sensitive about their health information ending up in the wrong hands.
|
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But it's dreamlike in the wrong way: overlong, confused and too evanescent to make a lasting impression.
|
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You are a moody, brooding, emotional sign that can lean pessimistic if left in the wrong circumstances.
|
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"If you put it in the wrong hands, facial-recognition technology is a dangerous tool," he said.
|
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When things are headed in the wrong direction, it's good to remember who truly loves their country.
|
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An adult found us some hours later strolling contentedly in the wrong direction, mouths sticky with sweets.
|
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However, if nothing in your job comes easy, you might be in the wrong line of work.
|
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I do know that Mr. Radnor is not convincing — or he is, but in the wrong ways.
|
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Is the current leadership on both sides of the aisle steering our nation in the wrong direction?
|
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Now, she is saying maybe some of the movement she inspired is focused in the wrong direction.
|
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Then he twists the story so you're the one in the wrong (the party pooper, the cop).
|
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So if I wasn't willing to show leadership on this, then I was in the wrong business.
|
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I wonder if we are looking in the wrong places to assess the state of the world.
|
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Just after Mile 3, the Wayband device signaled incorrectly that Wheatcroft was headed in the wrong direction.
|
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"You get slashed in the wrong part of your body, people worry about you," Voracek said, smiling.
|
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He was a plaything of fate, the nonpareil man in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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When real anger and desperation is tapped, some of it will spill out in the wrong directions.
|
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With all the news from Charlottesville, I was feeling in the wrong place at the wrong time.
|
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In the past, Arizona voters who cast ballots in the wrong precinct had their votes thrown out.
|
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X says its moonshot-hunting employees usually put around 20 percent of trash in the wrong place.
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I've had very few circumstances in my life where that instinct took me in the wrong direction.
|
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But this level of ambition can leave a story unfocused, or worse, focused in the wrong direction.
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It is, of course, difficult to convince a manager that he or she is in the wrong.
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"They spent a fortune on the pits and they put them in the wrong place," he said.
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One major worry when it comes to autonomous weapons is an imperfect weapon in the wrong hands.
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An earlier version of this article presented Deutsche Bank's 2015 fourth-quarter loss in the wrong currency.
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Netflix's astonishing content budget is good, but it doesn't matter if Netflix invests in the wrong projects.
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I'm starting to think I'm looking in the wrong places or maybe for the wrong person altogether.
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Then there are sports accidents: flips on the trampoline, dives in the wrong end of the pool.
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There were a few hairs around my nipples, long and dark, like eyelashes in the wrong place.
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But if you have to ask what they are, then you're probably shopping in the wrong place.
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" He checks for a pulse, finds none, and doesn't realize he's checking in the wrong spot. "O.
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It's also the kind of project that could turn unwieldy and even unbearable in the wrong hands.
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For others, though, it is a sign that Saudi Arabia may be headed in the wrong direction.
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Even if there's sufficient money allocated to cybersecurity, it can often be spent in the wrong places.
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Clinton would be giant step in the wrong direction.
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It goes one way; if you try to plane it in the wrong way it doesn't work.
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After pulling out his laptop to play a game, Steam announced he'd put in the wrong password.
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Thanks to the FIDO spec, it can't be spoofed even if you stick it in the wrong computer.
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Cramer thinks this one was simply a case of being in the wrong industry at the wrong time.
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Now it's on us to do what we can to avoid ending up in the wrong risk tail.
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If you find yourself looking at this bluntly worded sign, for instance, you're definitely in the wrong place.
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Only when asked for her address did she realize she was in the wrong apartment, she told police.
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Even when Caitlyn Jenner was in peak physical shape, she felt like she was in the wrong body.
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In the wrong hands, the certification role could allow the interception of encrypted web traffic, security experts say.
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This week, however, he once again moved in the wrong direction, drawing sharp criticism from his presidential competition.
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In building the software that drives these computing systems, they allow code to run in the wrong place.
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Or rather, the weird yet beautifully nuanced heartbreak of love in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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However, the audience is trending in the wrong direction if MSNBC is banking on viewers to eventually return.
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It wears out, or you jammed it in the wrong way, salt water gets in there, sweat, etc.
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At the end of the day, he was very much in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"The moment we started speaking, I realized we were in the wrong setting," he wrote in the magazine.
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Police believe that Levine's death was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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You always have that bit of slate you shouldn't have, or the taps are in the wrong place.
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Leaving women out of important meetings or conversations, Sandberg says, would be a step in the wrong direction.
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The List includes secret agents' identities and other things that would be very dangerous in the wrong hands.
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It's partly randomness that determines whether you happen to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time.
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That would help reassure sending countries that transfers do not end up in the wrong hands, she says.
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We often see the market make a quick knee jerk reaction and it's often in the wrong direction.
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"I don't think that's right," he says, pointing to a corner whose poles bend in the wrong direction.
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In one case, a coronavirus patient was placed in the wrong ward because they only showed abdominal symptoms.
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The boxes of equipment had been dropped off Tuesday in the wrong location with imperfect labeling, causing concern.
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In Snow's reading of the McDonald shooting, Van Dyke and McDonald "were both in the wrong," he said.
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"No, I'm saying you're being aggressive and you're starting to go in the wrong direction," O'Day tells him.
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The technology behind Allo looks very cool, but it's moving in the wrong direction with regard to privacy.
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What I say to that is you want to see evidence...This is going in the wrong direction.
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MACCALLUM: And we&aposre all in the wrong business to get paid for ten years after the election.
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The new law, which relaxes requirements that they understand medical science, is a step in the wrong direction.
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I have to touch every knob on the stove to make sure it's not in the wrong position.
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The transport agency said it had no indications sensitive material had actually ended up in the wrong hands.
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"That lady was like, 'You're in the wrong department,' and she transferred me to the hospital," Scott says.
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She considers the followers of Roosh V to be expressing their frustration at patriarchy in the wrong direction.
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"Having the talk about, 'Oops, there's a battery problem,' is a step in the wrong direction," Gillett said.
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We realized that there were people into what we were doing, we were just in the wrong neighborhood!
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"I'd rather be off on my timeline and be happy than be in the wrong relationship," says Dorfman.
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Northwestern is heading in the wrong direction following a lopsided 76-45 loss to 11th-ranked Michigan State.
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I was thinking in the wrong perspective—the perspective should be on how they managed to do that.
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That suggests a permanent rightward tilt would leave Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer fishing for votes in the wrong pool.
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You know, the bug where Chrome fills in the wrong stuff in forms or suggests the wrong passwords?
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If he touches down in the wrong federal joint and that clemency doesn't transpire, there'll be crazy drama.
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"If you're worried about your data ending up in the wrong person's hands, destroy the data," said Frantz.
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Did we spend too little on rebuilding the country's infrastructure, or target our aid in the wrong places?
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Neither side intentionally targets civilians, but mistakes are inevitable, such as soldiers shooting grenades in the wrong direction.
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For them, a misplaced step or being in the wrong place at the wrong time can be fatal.
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Moderate Republicans are won over somehow: Again, no — things seem to be going in the wrong direction here.
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"It only takes really one really intense storm in the wrong area to cause tremendous impacts," he said.
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It's not unreasonable to imagine that his hands may have accidentally slipped and been in the wrong position.
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A rep for Carter tells us he wasn't in the wrong and was just standing up for himself.
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" (Twitter) Will Smith says Oscar nominations don't reflect diversity in the US"It's going in the wrong direction.
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They believe this was revenge against Aaron, and Antonio was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Avoid doing this in a way that will make your boss feel accused of being in the wrong.
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Board pressure, top/bottom line revenues, or shortsighted/toxic personnel consistently tip the scales in the wrong direction.
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Despite the old real estate adage, "location, location, location," 8 percent said they bought in the wrong location.
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But it can also backfire and result in an Oompa Loompa face if done in the wrong light.
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People don't like being in the wrong—they think, Oh, she really had the audacity to say that?
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That may lead to an environmentally friendly method of stopping sessile marine organisms growing in the wrong places.
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But if the contents of your phone end up in the wrong hands, the results can be devastating.
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And with less visibility, it's more likely those arms could end up in the wrong hands, they say.
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Many wins were in the wrong places Women were just as likely as men to win their races.
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"Since some have questioned whether I'm running in the wrong primary — let me answer that question," he continued.
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And there was Robyn looking out—in the wrong direction at first, so that she didn't see Valerie.
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"Donald Trump would take us in the wrong direction on so many issues that we care about," Mrs.
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If the engine shuts off prematurely, Juno might still end up in orbit, albeit in the wrong orbit.
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We now also know that for the past decade, suicide rates have been moving in the wrong direction.
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In this interview, Jackson's lawyer claims both Olympios and the entire BiP production staff are in the wrong.
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If someone is in the wrong car, they won't know who their driver is and neither will Uber.
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Eventually the problem emerged: A piece of redstone was angled incorrectly, sending the current in the wrong direction.
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And Canadian director Xavier Dolan has gone after Netflix UK for displaying his movie in the wrong format.
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"You were in the wrong room yesterday," Oliver said of Trump, who enthusiastically embraced the NRA on Friday.
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If YouTube's intent is to create clarity and better understanding, this is a step in the wrong direction.
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The bizarre incident is a surreal turn in the wrong direction for the Clippers at the season's midpoint.
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"This happens all the time, where the elements are there, they're just in the wrong order," Hader said.
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Beijing denies it's in the wrong and says it's ready to fight a trade war until the end.
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And as I said, there is no evidence that any classified information ended up in the wrong hands.
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"Not reviewing your beneficiaries periodically can lead to your money ending up in the wrong hands," Haley said.
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Those are all bad signs for Clinton, and they suggest her campaign is heading in the wrong direction.
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Seventy percent of Ukrainians believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, according to a December survey.
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Early signs of major drought will go unrecognized, so costly irrigation will be built in the wrong places.
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In communities where public sector unions are strong, members only unions are a step in the wrong direction.
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Acknowledge that you are in the wrong when a Muslim says you have been offensive, don't get defensive.
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He deliberately made the snooping tool look in the wrong place, so it didn't recover any browsing data.
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But I have never really felt like I was misplaced or that I was in the wrong family.
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If you don't witness gravity taking revenge against at least one unsteady soul, you're in the wrong bar.
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"Right now inflation is going in the wrong direction, and so that is concerning to me," he said.
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These codes weren't in place for Gilley's tiny house, so her contractor was not legally in the wrong.
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For well over a decade, a supermajority of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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Too often, it has been such a structure in the wrong ways: crabbed, self-protecting, aloof and denunciatory.
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For Cruz, it was a terrifying example of the way this country is heading in the wrong direction.
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But with the current pace of wildfires and deforestation, the world is rapidly galloping in the wrong direction.
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"It's not that low-cost carriers are in the wrong, it's that we want to increase their safety."
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Your guests would surely be right that you think they're in the wrong: It's what ethical veganism entails.
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But between 1995 and 2014, the THC:CBD ratio went in the wrong direction, ElSohly and his colleagues found.
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" Xilinx: "They were in the wrong part of 5G, actually, and that's why the stock keeps going lower.
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"This is a metaphor for why the bill is a big step in the wrong direction," Hartle said.
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After the game, Self called the incident an "embarrassment" and said, "I know we were in the wrong."
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So many trans people are suicidal due to the insecurities they feel being stuck in the wrong body.
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"These were good guys — but something in their lives sent them off in the wrong direction," he wrote.
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Unfortunately, there are signs that we are moving in the wrong direction—and not just on school meals.
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It's do-or-die time for Buttigieg, whose poll numbers recently have been moving in the wrong direction.
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You're in the wrong, because it's their bench, but you have to save face, because they were impolite.
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But Holzhauer produced the name of a character in the wrong Shakespeare play, handing the victory to Jennings.
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At the trial, prosecutors implied that I had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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As a result, the policies put forward by both parties often look for solutions in the wrong place.
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Partly, it was because much California syrah was planted in the wrong places, areas that were too warm.
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The White House called the Turkish response a step in the wrong direction and signaled a hard line.
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They were angry about the election and worried that it would take the country in the wrong direction.
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In college, he studied programming, then took a writing elective and realized he was in the wrong field.
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Preventing these materials from ending up in the wrong hands keeps the world safe from a nuclear attack.
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He added that he thinks Virginia and the country are moving in the wrong direction on health care.
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He cleaned up muddy incidents, placed events in the wrong time—all the usual things that writers do.
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In a defiant statement issued Thursday evening, though, Trump suggested he was neither sorry nor in the wrong.
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To readers in search of dark-minded revelations, it will be a page-turner in the wrong way.
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Even now, with my watch visible on my wrist, I sometimes turn the bolt in the wrong direction.
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If inclusive prosperity is our goal, the tax on university endowments is a step in the wrong direction.
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But so do searches for "Superb Owl," as fast-typing fans put the space in the wrong place.
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The surest way to be in the wrong is to assume with blind conviction you're in the right.
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I think that part of the problem, again, is that libertarianism has been presented in the wrong way.
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And other people will give us how they felt when a stock was going in the wrong direction.
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And when they did respond to Trump, they did it in the wrong way and far too late.
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I think if you're focused on making your YouTube video popular, your focus is in the wrong place.
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"The state is going about this in the wrong way," says John Campbell, a former American ambassador to Nigeria.
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Yet individually and collectively, these arguments point us in the wrong direction if we're truly interested in attacking inequality.
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"If you're looking to the CBO for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place," Spicer told reporters last week.
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The anxiety of knowing they're in the wrong place is part of the torture, as is the frozen yogurt.
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He said they were inadvertently placed in the wrong account, while leaving the losing trades in the customer accounts.
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Despite the frightening encounter, it is believed that the officials were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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On the downside, the chambers won't work in low winds, or when the wind blows in the wrong direction.
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"Yuri was in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people," said Eric Creizman, Lebedev's lawyer.
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MH370 The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 continues, but officials think they've been looking in the wrong place.
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But he reiterated that he believes he was in the wrong with his remarks more than 25 years ago.
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But in the wrong hands -- especially those of the very young -- these products can be harmful, or even deadly.
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Still, central banks are in the wrong place on interest rates, and need to move to a better position.
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" Then, "The Riddle of the Sphinx" warns us that "If you're looking forward, you're looking in the wrong direction.
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But she also was very hard line on family values — almost in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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Satchmo had arrived with his gleaming trumpet in the wrong music hall, led astray by the algorithm's associative logic.
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Hillary Clinton, and her promise to end oil and gas fracking, will pull us further in the wrong direction.
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But there are better reasons to think this lodestar—originally, a guiding star—is leading in the wrong direction.
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She says it wasn't until she turned the lights on that she realized she was in the wrong apt.
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The increased number of deaths wasn't just because more people were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Wilkins said he killed Silva because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, the documents said.
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And there's lots of negatives of having interest rates in the wrong place, and I don't see much positive.
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"Anyone who celebrates 69 deportations for his 69th birthday is in the wrong job," she said in a statement.
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Systrom's departure led to some concern externally that the Instagram app could get messed up in the wrong hands.
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Someone could get "creative" in the wrong kind of way today, leading you on or straight-up telling lies.
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"Female and minority participation in STEM fields is moving in the wrong direction," Ivanka Trump said, according to Reuters .
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The far bigger issue is simply the realisation of every flyer's nightmare of ending up in the wrong city.
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It's capable of inflicting a tremendous amount of damage, even serious bodily harm if pointed in the wrong direction.
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Finally, the suppression of the PMIs takes China firmly in the wrong direction, away from progress, development and transparency.
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For much of high school and college, I figured that i had simply been born in the wrong place.
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But, sources connected to Zeke tell us ... the Cowboys star is adamant he wasn't the one in the wrong.
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Advocates for immigrants have decried Trump's first 100 days as productive, but in the wrong ways to their eyes.
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But adding too much of the other wine to it, all agree, pulls the blend in the wrong direction.
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But developers are creative people, and sometimes the process of experimentation can lead the game in the wrong direction.
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And if you think that being hit means some kid needs to be handcuffed, you're in the wrong job.
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Patton saw himself as a man living in the wrong time, but Scott's performance is one for the ages.
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Or, to put it another way, a photoshopped fake photo or a genuine image spread in the wrong context.
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"We had a lot of problems with guys being in the wrong spots," said Tulane nickel back Jarrod Franklin.
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Weekly manufacturing wages in Macomb are also heading in the wrong direction: down 763 percent over the same period.
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They've been moving in the wrong direction, they've been moving away to a more authoritarian economy and political story.
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"A consumption tax increase now would be going in the wrong direction," said Stiglitz, a professor at Columbia University.
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"It's a team that probably is playing in the wrong tournament," former Yellow Jackets coach Brian Gregory told reporters.
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But this bill would take America in the wrong direction—and put children, families, and your businesses at risk.
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Andrea Ugalde says Staples Center security accused her of being in the wrong section, and asked her to leave.
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For years a majority of them have been telling pollsters that the country is heading in the wrong direction.
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Ten minutes later, a group walked over to their seats and said they were in the wrong seat too.
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Some of it was drug-related, some simply due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The girls are once again caught in the wrong place, at the wrong time, with a shovel in hand.
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That's when the stomach churning panic hit me, as I realized I had been marching in the wrong direction.
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"Bottom line - this is movement in the wrong direction," said Joshua Pollack, a senior research associate at the center.
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Most people would agree: Having a sexual relationship with a staffer clearly puts Ms. Hill, 32, in the wrong.
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"It (pavilion) is in the wrong place because it is close to the mosque," said worshiper Sa'd Abu Zakariya.
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Do the same in the wrong pub, though, and you'd get your head staved in in the bogs (toilets).
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Some insisted that I was in the wrong place — until they realized what I was, and got really angry.
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A majority of GOP voters -- 13% -- believe Republican leaders in Congress are taking the party in the wrong direction.
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" She said anyone defending the profits of the insurance and drug companies was "running in the wrong presidential primary.
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"You again propose to eliminate programs that are important to our environment and in the wrong direction," said Rep.
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THE ADMINISTRATION IS DOING A TAX CUT AND A SPENDING DECREASE BUT HE'S DOING THEM IN THE WRONG ORDER.
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They tend to think America is going in the wrong direction and that the worst is yet to come.
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Off the Shelf When it comes to planning your financial future, you may be starting in the wrong place.
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"If they are looking for a bailout from this mayor, they are looking in the wrong place," he added.
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I think that any politician that can't pass a tax cut probably is in the wrong line of business.
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The satellite is working perfectly, but it is in the wrong orbit and can't do proper observations, Moffat said.
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It was something in authority that was going in the wrong direction and the youth are all against it.
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If you want to watch a good, thoughtful movie about the human condition, you're looking in the wrong place.
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We know that Dougie's real body is gone, and that somehow Agent Cooper ended up in the wrong body.
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Trump farts out so many tweets on a daily basis, he could have easily punched in the wrong letters.
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Or, showing there was at least some love in the marriage is enough to place adulterers in the wrong.
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Venality in Washington may be bipartisan, but not strictly so; to obfuscate that feels political in the wrong way.
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"If Brexit went in the wrong direction we would have to have another look, to mitigate that," Armstrong said.
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Was Thiem, seeded No. 4 in Paris and into the second round on Thursday, born in the wrong era?
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Like most other economists, I generally favor freer trade, and these tariffs are moving us in the wrong direction.
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The tax bill passed by Mike Coffman and his colleagues in Congress is a move in the wrong direction.
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I was eating lunch in no time, not doubling back after walking a few blocks in the wrong direction.
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But it quickly became clear that the officer, Amber R. Guyger, who is white, was in the wrong apartment.
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With all the ideas zinging around Nur's menu, a few are bound to veer off in the wrong direction.
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We can — and should — question, challenge and oppose any political leader who would take us in the wrong direction.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the court, said the plaintiffs were making their case in the wrong forum.
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But secondly, you know, in my business, if you got concerned about criticism, you'd be in the wrong business.
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Basically, serpentiem's mod was prompting Devil May Cry 3 to look for pieces of data in the wrong place.
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And his proposed ban on third-party data commerce could result in excessive pressure applied in the wrong place.
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Quoting a fellow passenger, CNN reported that Mr. Sondland placed his carry-on bag in the wrong overhead bin.
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"Silicon Valley is trying to conquer the wrong problem in the wrong way," he told me in an interview.
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" A spokesperson for its competitor Uber noted that "policies such as these move us all in the wrong direction.
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He suggested that some players intentionally put their ball back in the wrong spot to gain a competitive advantage.
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This is great if you made a typo, sent a message in the wrong channel, or accidentally interrupted someone.
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The majority in the case called the dismissal unjustified, but Gorsuch said that the driver was in the wrong.
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The A.H.C.A., which the House passed last week, focuses on the cost of coverage, but in the wrong way.
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Getting on a regular savings schedule is the best way to avoid spending your money in the wrong place.
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A railroad track switch, locked in the wrong position, may have caused the crash, an NTSB official said. 5.
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Agents were also concerned that any classified information on the computer could have ended up in the wrong hands.
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He said the kids thought their party was in the wrong because the group decided to leave the restaurant.
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" He said his team is tackling it like the administration "dealt with an economy heading in the wrong direction.
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Minutes later, she said, a theater employee approached her and told her that she was in the wrong seat.
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From the standpoint of U.S. policy on Iran, these new sanctions designations are another step in the wrong direction.
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You see, Democrats and the media scour the country for reprehensible but rare times police act in the wrong.
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Its autonomous flight control system fired at the wrong time shortly after launch, putting Starliner in the wrong orbit.
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From an economic perspective, the Republicans are fighting the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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We have to do better, and the new regulations for pork slaughter are a move in the wrong direction.
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The pills in the recalled packs were placed in the wrong order, with the four placebos in the beginning.
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" But, she said, "we feel more strongly that the Trump administration is going about this in the wrong way.
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"Dressed decently, a boy will not look at her in the wrong way," said Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
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First, it pushes the energy of innovation in the wrong direction, toward assigning losses instead of building up care.
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To save costs while you're in town, try not to sit down for too long in the wrong place.
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What he didn't know was that the camera was pointed in the wrong direction and didn't capture the incident.
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With all that practice, X says the robots are actually getting pretty good at sorting, apparently putting less than 5 percent of trash in the wrong place (X's humans put 20 percent of trash in the wrong pile, according to X). That doesn't mean they're remotely ready to replace human janitors, though.
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Rutgers is heading in the wrong direction following a 58-0 loss to No. 2 Ohio State in Week 103.
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The first is the truth: The boys are just kids who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Just don't forget to bring a large towel, because if it gets in the wrong place, sand can really hurt.
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There's a compelling case to be made that both Cannes and Netflix are in the wrong, at least a little.
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It's pretty simple stuff, but it was always stressful to have to tell people they were in the wrong precinct.
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She was the high-strung younger sister of Roseanne who was always looking for love, sometimes in the wrong places.
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I'm not talking about "spookin in the wrong neighborhood" or any other fun but weird but also slightly dark videos.
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Some of these solvents are rather intimidating—hazardous chemicals that can, in the wrong circumstances, harm humans or the environment.
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In a letter sent to elected officials, the group made clear the legislation will take Texas in the wrong direction.
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It's only a matter of time before this bottled-up aggression explodes on the wrong person in the wrong way.
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That initial misconduct included recognizing the benefits of costs and rebates in the wrong time period, according to the filing.
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Taytulla-brand birth control was recalled due to a packaging error that placed the placebo pills in the wrong spot.
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The big picture: 73% of Swedes believe the country is moving in the wrong direction, according to an Ipsos study.
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There's a feeling that, in Dover, people are always either leaving or, if they arrive, arriving in the wrong way.
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While Cook boasted about the wearables growth, Meeks thinks Apple spending on consumer electronics is spending in the wrong area.
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This kid is just in the wrong place at the wrong time...to the benefit of the rest of us.
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He also hopes to remind the world that nuclear weapons remain a global threat when placed in the wrong hands.
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I was around 563 when I first spoke to a psychiatrist about my feelings of being in the wrong body.
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You can have the baddest bot, but if it gets bashed in the wrong way, it's a hunk of junk.
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Gif via Hudson HongoFor those who came here expecting the uncut version of Bee Movie, you're in the wrong place.
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That frustration boiled over on Thursday, with Lauer as the wrong person in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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That means life expectancy in the United States is heading in the wrong direction—something that hasn't happened since 1993.
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If you're looking for a nail polish that will take the place of your perfume, you're in the wrong place.
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Deputy Public Defender Zach Raidmae said his time locked up helped Young to realize why he was in the wrong.
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That would not breach the treaty, but most arms-control experts regard it as a step in the wrong direction.
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Any way you slice it though, today marks a giant step in the wrong direction for the American healthcare system.
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President Trump may have shoved us in the wrong direction, but that doesn't mean we can't find our footing again.
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What is crucial about it, though, is that in the wrong circumstances it can harm the body it is in.
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You argue that we're framing this issue in the wrong way, that we've got to think differently about disaster relief.
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"The weather could turn, competition could shift, there could be an abundance of inventory in the wrong place," she said.
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What's been stopping the sales include concerns over proliferation, or risks that it could end up in the wrong hands.
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But without this neutral ruling, it can be very difficult to convince a government that it is in the wrong.
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Switch allegiance to the insurgents too early, and you risk being stranded in the wrong camp if they are routed.
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"We were in the wrong mode on the first lap and that is the reason Ocon got me," he said.
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Without periodic check-ins and public updates, people can lose momentum or, worse, spend months moving in the wrong direction.
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Penn explains that everyone thought they were in the wrong place, because the experience had never been like that before.
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He said again that people who had told the Washington Post about Trump's conversation were the ones in the wrong.
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Some of the other explanations — including inequality, an especially popular answer these days — appear to point in the wrong direction.
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So, in Cramer's opinion, only those who were in the wrong stocks or were shorting winners would ask that question.
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So, in Cramer's opinion, only those who were in the wrong stocks or were shorting winners would ask that question.
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"I walked up there and he was actively bleeding," Lawson said, noting that the belt was in the wrong spot.
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We're here to support trans women in prison; trans people in prison struggling with being put in the wrong place.
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And if the news this week from companies like Disney is any indication, we're steadily moving in the wrong direction.
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"Maybe that is what really has gotten things in the wrong way," Gundlach said about the S&P sell-off.
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In a world in which presidential hopefuls propose screening entire religions, being born in the wrong country can present problems.
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This is likely because we approach meditation in the wrong way from the outset, often lusting for a quantifiable result.
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It was the latest in a series of similar clashes, with each side saying the other is in the wrong.
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But for quite some time, Turkey has been restricting political activity and going in the wrong direction on human rights.
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"This began in the wrong way, let's face it," Corker said in an interview with The Hill's Molly K Hooper.
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The flight controllers hadn't updated the spacecraft's knowledge of this new shape, so the thrusters fired in the wrong direction.
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Its passage would take us exactly in the wrong direction at a time when we must transition to cleaner energy.
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Reuters witnesses said some of those detained appeared to be ordinary passersby in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Beware: East Hastings in Vancouver can turn into a bad experience if you drunkenly wander off in the wrong direction.
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She leaves for a minute so I can disrobe, put on the funny socks, and get in the wrong bed.
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A majority of Americans — 63 percent — said in a new poll that the nation is headed in the wrong direction.
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One of the gravest missteps at the beginning of the outbreak led those with Ebola in the wrong direction — i.e.
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The Constitution Pipeline is the wrong delivery system, using the wrong fuel, in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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In recent years, however, the prevailing ethic in America seems to have begun to slip back in the wrong direction.
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Donald Trump has tapped into anger Americans "rightly feel," but would take the United States in the wrong direction, Sen.
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Sometimes, you'll find out that you're in the wrong career altogether, or that your industry is on its way out.
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It would be a necessary step but one decidedly in the wrong direction as far as overall policy is concerned.
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Funes, driving down the street in the wrong direction, rammed a responding patrol car, and gunfire was exchanged, police said.
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A colleague reported that as she was driving to school she had seen Hannah walking quickly in the wrong direction.
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Receiving data bits in the wrong order or at the wrong time can cause distortions, stutters, lag, and other problems.
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In 2010, currency was issued showing a rare native bird but in the wrong colours and with an incorrect map.
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Widely planted, often in the wrong places, cynically overcropped and overpriced, much merlot, particularly from California, was insipid at best.
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If you're stuck in a gig you hate, it's hard not to wonder if you're in the wrong industry altogether.
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On that count, Trump's pledge to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea was a step in the wrong direction.
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And a lot of people, unfortunately, paid a heavy penalty for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Once those influences wound up in the wrong hands, the innovators were disavowed by the people who first championed them.
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"If we're not sure what the cause of death was, we may be looking in the wrong place," he said.
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That the College Board will now manipulate the outcome with no transparency is a chilling step in the wrong direction.
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" Mr. Gusenbauer added: "I stopped this activity when I had the impression that Ukraine was moving in the wrong direction.
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All in the very narrow window of the next 21.5 years while our momentum pushes us in the wrong direction.
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He said that in a few precincts with multiple polling sites, some voters stood in the wrong line for hours.
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As I thought about it, I started to wonder if maybe I was the one who was in the wrong.
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"You have to be willing to say we've made a mistake and are heading in the wrong direction," he said.
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"Every time we seem like we get something going, everything spins in the wrong direction," Collins said before the game.
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If a company was in the wrong, I tried to persuade it to offer a refund or another apt remedy.
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Someone put that bottle of pills in the wrong bag and handed it to him; that person made an error.
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Opponents argue that they can weaken the influence of loyal party members and move the party in the wrong direction.
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State law previously required ballots cast in the wrong precinct to be thrown away, forbidding third parties from delivering them.
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My hesitancy will be around whether I'm investing enough, not whether I'm investing in the wrong things — at least, initially.
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His lawyers, however, maintain that he was an aid worker who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Tools like these may be threatening in the wrong hands, but they also helped Mr. Gandall start a promising career.
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He's in the wrong funeral parlour, and he's just delivered his entire monologue to an audience of very confused lizards.
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However, too much of the time the reader seems to be in the wrong room, and that's a major problem.
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Taylor Swift knows that if you&aposre the smartest person in the room, then you&aposre in the wrong room.
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That something bad is going to happen to someone who parks in the wrong place at O'Keefe's fake news operation.
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"The blast wind is so strong that in the wrong place it will actually blow off your leg," Nott said.
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In a video posted on Facebook, Meyer says she doesn't want her weapon to end up in the wrong hands.
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" McCain also called it a "step in the wrong direction to force currently serving transgender individuals to leave the military.
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We also have an obligation to take steps to confront climate change, and this takes us in the wrong direction.
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So much of what's happening right now is a re-run of the 2008-09 crisis in the wrong way.
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"I managed to get back into match and then few disappointing errors always came in the wrong time," added Ivanovic.
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But I also enjoyed my previous life as a man—despite constantly feeling that I was in the wrong body.
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There was one incident, but he assured us that the dude had a weapon and he was in the wrong.
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They actually understand what people are up against because I think the current court has gone in the wrong direction.
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"Trade continues to trend in the wrong direction," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist for LPL Financial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"If you're looking to the CBO for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters.
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The rally began with ACT for America supporters denouncing Sharia law and claiming that America was moving in the wrong direction.
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" Adds the source: "Ron's done a lot of stupid s— in his life, but he isn't in the wrong this time.
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"The question is whether it's in the camera or in the wrong use of passwords and WiFi connection," the representative said.
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Although, in the wrong hands, Jarius' creation looks like it could easily take out a small bird, or a nearby planet.
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He added that Clinton spent time in the "wrong states" -- a nod to her no-show in Wisconsin, which he won.
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Bryon Bailey in Australia, happy to tell investigators that their theories are wrong and they are looking in the wrong place.
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Some patients after an ultrasound will insist that the doctor looked in the wrong place and missed the baby, Paulman says.
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