" On whistleblowers: "Retaliation against whistleblowers is just wrong. Period.
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My God, that was inappropriate, I thought — just wrong!
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Uncle Gary might not be just wrong but dead wrong.
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And that's not just wrong -- it has major economic ramifications.
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And some of its most outrageous claims are just wrong.
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You do acknowledge now that there you were just wrong.
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One possibility is that I'm just wrong about the carbs.
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China, were just wrong answers to a very real problem.
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More than just wrong, he was seen as politically toxic.
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WHITMAN: YEAH, NO, I THINK HE'S JUST WRONG ON THAT.
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So as a "conclusion of law," Sessions is just wrong.
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And there's things we've got locked in, they're just wrong.
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That conclusion is not just wrong, it is dangerously misguided.
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It's not a right or left thing, it's just wrong.
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"This is just wrong on so many levels," he wrote.
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He's just wrong in how he goes about doing it.
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" Elizabeth Warren schools us on taxes: "Oh, they're just wrong.
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Too often, the perception of the homeless is just wrong.
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If that doesn't sound good to you, you're just wrong.
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Perhaps the simplest explanation is that the data are just wrong.
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Whoever disagreed with you wasn't just wrong but, like, nuts, right?
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If not, then please stop saying it, because it's just wrong.
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Their rhetoric is not just wrong, it&aposs now downright dangerous.
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Just Wrong: Forever21 pulled a series of inappropriate boys' T-shirts.
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Trump's statements about key foreign policy issues aren't just wrong, then.
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That's not America; that's just wrong in a lot of ways.
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"This notion isn't just wrong, it's destructive," said the Apple chief.
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Racism must be addressed, but what happened here was just wrong.
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Are the blanket denials true, or too lawyerly, or just wrong?
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We seen it the last couple restarts, so just wrong place.
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You know, things have been going on that are just wrong.
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They viewed the GOP worldview as not just wrong but immoral.
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" Pence said such behavior was "not just wrong, it's un-American.
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"I think he's just wrong," he said of Mr. Trump. video
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" Tlaib said Thursday on MSNBC that the cover was "just wrong.
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He's just wrong with regard to his vision for the future.
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"That's just wrong, and we're going to change that," he said.
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The hairstyle on this Robert Pattinson wax figure is just wrong.
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"And then just to basically rip them away, it's just wrong."
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It was just wrong and the Voting Rights Act confronted that.
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Because they are more than just wrong -- they are un-American.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, its chief executive, called the regulator's action "just wrong".
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This line of thinking was not just wrong, but disastrously so.
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"The decision to end DACA is not just wrong," he wrote.
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And it just seemed to me that that was just wrong.
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So the question looms ever larger: Was the story just wrong?
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Either way, Trump's comments are not just wrong but also disturbing.
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If you think any problem has a tweetable solution, you're just wrong.
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For Rewind not to have any reference of this is just wrong.
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" He added, "So I don't find the RNC's interpretation outrageous, just wrong.
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It defies everything this country was based on, and it's just wrong.
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It's just wrong and I'm going to have Greg fix it tomorrow.
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The Politico headline calls the idea "radical," but really it's just wrong.
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The idea that working-class voters are white men is just wrong.
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Ingraham is "just wrong" in how she has been covering the Feb.
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I think it's just wrong, flat out utterly wrong, to do it.
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That doesn't make them racist, just wrong, or at least short-sighted.
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But if a pollster leaves the debatable range, it's probably just wrong.
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The hype about an increasingly dynamic, untethered, independent workforce was just wrong.
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It's not a right or left thing to me, it's just wrong.
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I thought it was fashion-forward, but it was actually just wrong.
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"I think a lot of the gossip is just wrong," Kudlow said.
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"Well, the French are just wrong about that," he said on CNN.
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"Yeah, well, the French are just wrong about that," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Aaron Sorkin is a genius and anyone who disagrees is just wrong.
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Some of them claimed that the evidence was fabricated or just wrong.
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"The Marxists aren't just wrong: They're wrong, murderous, and genocidal," he says.
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That's "amnesty," and it's just wrong, like failing to enforce the speed limit.
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Look, Chris, this was -- this was just wrong what -- what Trudeau is doing.
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What the Supreme Court decided today is not just wrong it is dangerous.
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Just Wrong: Female doctors are still often earning less than their male counterparts.
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That's not telling it what — telling it like it is, it's just wrong.
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Just Wrong: Kate Upton criticized Miami Dolphins players for their national anthem protest.
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But like so much of Trump's bluster, it's just wrong on it's face.
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Just Wrong: Donald Trump hopes Ivanka would "find another career" if sexually harassed.
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This idea that pension funds can beat the stock market is just wrong.
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To people watching the game, they may seem demoralizing, rude, and just wrong.
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They are still being used to justify war, and that is just wrong.
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Candidates in both parties need to understand that torture is not just wrong.
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There's just so many things that he is doing that are just wrong.
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Just Wrong: Donald Trump's campaign manager was arrested and charged with simple battery.
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But it's like Christmas Day and not having a turkey—it's just wrong.
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On some points, the CIA and its sister intelligence agencies were just wrong.
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"It's just wrong," he said of the whole situation into the jailhouse phone.
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That history is not just wrong, it is built on a false premise.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," he told The Times.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," he told The Times.
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It&aposs not a right or left thing to me, it&aposs just wrong.
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It's about something we can do to correct something I thought was just wrong.
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But to characterize the last 15 months as a bull market is just wrong.
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This is just wrong and is a mischaracterization of what the transition really means.
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He called Trump "just wrong," adding the president would't have helped in his district.
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Keeping domestic workers in the shadows isn't just wrong -- it holds back our economy.
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If you have, he may well think that you're just wrong about her motives.
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"The administration will not stand up and say this is just wrong," Forbes said.
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But, he said, technology executives who are "absolutist" on the issue are just wrong.
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Just Wrong: Dr. Luke's label won't let Kesha perform at the Billboard Music Awards.
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The President is casually throwing Canada under the bus and this is just wrong.
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For Ryan, it was just wrong that some kids couldn't afford to eat lunch.
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"Oh, they're just wrong," Warren said, prompting applause from the audience in Los Angeles.
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It's just wrong to do this to a community just to save a buck.
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"They're just wrong," said Pompeo, declining to address studies and on-the-ground reports.
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Trump was arguing the central economic theory of his campaign — and he was just wrong.
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"Being right there, it was just wrong place, wrong time, wrong circumstances," Kroy told PEOPLE.
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"Number 1, I hope you get back soon but you're just wrong," Barkley shot back.
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Just Wrong: The Stanford rapist will be released after serving only half his jail sentence.
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" He wrote in a Facebook post: " The decision to end DACA is not just wrong.
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I mean, don't you agree, Charlie, that those tweet on their face are just wrong?
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And to be accused of sleeping with every man on the planet that's just wrong.
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In a Louvre of 10 million visitors, such a belief isn't just wrong; it's dangerous.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," McCabe told The New York Times.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," McCabe told The New York Times.
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It's just wrong," Cavuto said, adding that Trump failed to offer "even a mild criticism.
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But there are lots of wrong answers, and both of these options are just wrong.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," McCabe told The New York Times.
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"But, Farrow warns against that kind of silence from celebrities, writing it "isn't just wrong.
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Consensus among readers in the South is that cornbread made with sugar is just wrong.
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"Not everybody's gonna get everything they want, but he's just wrong on everything," he said.
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This is not consistent with state policy, and in my view, it is just wrong.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," McCabe told The New York Times.
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Judge Breyer's alternative view of their contributions to the settlement, they said, is just wrong.
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Maybe our prediction is just wrong; models tend to have wide error bands, after all.
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This is all just wrong: Longer labias are just normal vaginal variations—we're all different.
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The two men begrudgingly touch one another and it feels uncomfortable, voyeuristic, and just wrong.
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"Detaining migrants who pose no security threat, especially in jail, is just wrong," she said.
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If he's right, then the "autonomy" defenses of free speech are just wrong, and probably dangerous.
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"Stuff like that is just wrong," former Empire star de la Fuente succinctly said on set.
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Watching someone being forced into a makeover they didn't ask for feels dated and just wrong.
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" He goes, "That's just wrong and I feel like I can save the world that way.
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The president's laser focus on dividing the labor movement and the environmental movement is just wrong.
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Just Wrong: A Muslim student in California was identified as "Isis" in her high school yearbook.
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Just Wrong: A new report confirms that retailers are overcharging for wedding dresses, because they can.
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How often do you come across a "featured answer/snippet" in Google that is just wrong?
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"It's just wrong," Chamblee, a former player on the PGA Tour, said in a recent interview.
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Slavery and racism were not just wrong — they betrayed the divine natural order of the universe.
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But many ardent Brexiteers, including Mr. Johnson, insist that such fears are overblown, or just wrong.
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"This is just wrong," Mr. Wertheimer said of the auction to have coffee with Ms. Trump.
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"The Trudeau Liberals are robbing from our children and it's just wrong," he said on Twitter.
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"Anyone that claimed that we haven't been able to reduce government size is just wrong," he insisted.
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It's something that is dismissed as being shallow or superficial, but I think that is just wrong.
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On the same subject, berating the crew members who finally boarded on United Express was just wrong.
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So assigning blame for their weight or assuming that they didn't try isn't just wrong, it's condescending.
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Casting your political opponents as not just wrong but dangerous motivates the bases of the respective parties.
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"The decision to end DACA is not just wrong," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post.
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Bush says any suggestion that Matt orchestrated some diabolical plot to hijack his story is just wrong.
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Just Wrong: Kesha says she was offered "freedom" if she retracted her rape allegations against Dr. Luke.
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The biggest fear for Democrats in the Midwest in 2018 is that the polls are just wrong.
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"I did have siblings who couldn't get insurance in the past and that's just wrong," she said.
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So this idea that the US military spending is all about NATO or Europe is just wrong.
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Sometimes it quickly became evident that statements he made about a certain area of policy were just wrong.
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" Appel added that he did not know where the rumor had started but that it was "just wrong.
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Well, Irving says he respects Snoop ... but tells TMZ Sports the rapper is just wrong in this case.
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In an interview with CBS News on Sunday, Warren said "it's just wrong" to label her a socialist.
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"The idea that I was dishonest is just wrong," McCabe told The New York Times at the time.
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And now to build affordable housing and not have a preference for Detroiters... I think that's just wrong.
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Just vibrations, long and short waves, and to clutch at them with your own thoughts was just wrong.
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When it comes to Falwell's theology, he's not just wrong on moral grounds, he's wrong on Biblical ones.
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This was a highly contestable position and, in my opinion, just wrong as a matter of constitutional law.
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If Jacobs's micro-observations are still thrilling, at least one of her big ideas now seems just wrong.
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"At least with respect to what the goals of the Russian effort were, it's just wrong," Comey said.
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"It looks like we are following," Manchin said, adding it was "just wrong" not to require the alert.
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"Our approach and our behavior to the sport here — to coaching, to everything, is just wrong," Reyna told Goal.com.
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" She later tweeted that the Record's headline -- "Kellyanne Conway suggests even wider surveillance of Trump campaign" -- was "just wrong.
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"This isn't just wrong, it represents a real, meaningful and damaging step backwards for the music industry," Apple notes.
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But I don&apost know, I mean, there&aposs no change over time on standards, that&aposs just wrong.
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AND I JUST THINK THIS BANK ON BANK VIOLENCE AND EVEN THIS COMPANY TO COMPANY VIOLENCE IS JUST WRONG.
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From every perspective—a libertarian perspective, fiscal conservative's perspective, Christian evangelical perspective, progressive perspective—marijuana prohibition is just wrong.
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"As for our stock, you know, sometimes investors are just wrong," Aron told CNBC on "Power Lunch " on Thursday.
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If "straightforward working-class party" is intended to describe its ideological orientation, not its voting base, that's just wrong.
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If not that it&aposs the progressive view that I&aposm not just wrong but I&aposm somehow crazy.
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Just Wrong: An analysis of Trump's campaign payroll found that female staffers earn a third less than male staffers.
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These women are not just wrong, to Trump; they are suffering from a kind of mental or medical condition.
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The idea that Silicon Valley no longer funds big things isn't just wrong, but also obtuse and fairly dangerous.
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" The ad, bankrolled by the GOP super PAC Defend Arizona, spotlights Sinema's 2007 comments and says: "That's just wrong.
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The thought that one case could be representative of the entire world of victims and defendants is just wrong.
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Shootings are always hard to cover in the first few hours, when information is often spotty or just wrong.
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"The leftist claims about sea level rise are overblown, overstated or frankly just wrong," he said in an interview.
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This law is not just wrong, it poses a public safety risk to Connecticut residents traveling through North Carolina.
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Just Wrong: Low-income girls in New Zealand are skipping school or using newspapers, because they can't afford sanitary products.
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"Infowars's characterization of the settlement is at best misleading, and in many ways just wrong," Tompros told CNN via email.
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But it's just wrong that one of the rules is that apps aren't allowed to explain the rules to users.
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" The Provost responded: "Actually, there is extensive research that shows that the "countless people" you've talked to are just wrong.
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Just wrong lane on the restart every single time all day long and couldn't use the best car to win.
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"I think he feels that it's just wrong to try to trade on being a hero, but he is," Col.
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One Instagram user said it was "just wrong" for McCartney to advertise her design on social media on Remembrance Day.
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"It's just wrong for a political candidate to ask state law enforcement to take photos at our event," Dean said.
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Just Wrong: A Spanish judge is under fire for asking a pregnant survivor of rape whether she "closed her legs."
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Whenever I heard Mr. Cruz opine that Mr. O'Rourke was just wrong for Texas, my stomach would lurch a little.
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"To have ABC maintain a broadcast forum that compared Christianity to mental illness is just wrong," Pence told C-SPAN.
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Sanders was right that Alberta's question missed the mark, he was just wrong about the manner in which it missed.
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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million illegal immigrants, that's just wrong," Johnson roared this weekend at his party's convention.
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And by no means, as the United States contributed to that level of deterioration in a relationship, that&aposs just wrong.
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But if I got someone knocked up, I wouldn't let her do that, with the heartbeat and shit; it's just wrong.
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We are quicker to find a 16-year-old a jail cell than a job interview and that is just wrong.
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On April 13th, Missouri's governor announced on Facebook that his state's policy excluding churches from the grant programme is "just wrong".
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Just Wrong: In an interview, Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte admitted that he "over-exaggerated" the incident at a Rio gas station.
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After growing up on the Leech Lake Reservation in Minnesota, Mr Treuer found this view not just wrong, but soul-crushing.
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COMEY: He&aposs just wrong, facts really do matter which is why I&aposm on this show to answer your questions.
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So much of what I thought I had understood about early civilizations and pre-modern men and women was just wrong.
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Just Wrong: Anti-LGBT groups have publicly pledged to do "what is necessary" to stop Istanbul's gay pride parade June 26.
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They reek of certainty, assert the other side is not just wrong but evil, put God squarely on their own side.
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The majority of what's publicly presented as data on sex trafficking is "not just wrong but blatantly not true," she added.
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But big companies can also be secretive, occasionally paranoid and sometimes just wrong, as with AT&T's dismissal of internet technologies.
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But in 2018, that's actually a good thing; this change is long overdue, and Walmart is just wrong to ignore it.
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"I've never made a dime from any association with my brother Joey and it's just wrong to imply otherwise," he said.
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Moderates worry that Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren aren't just wrong on big issues, but too left wing to get elected.
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"Historically, it's just wrong," said Deborah Lipstadt, a leading historian of the Holocaust and a professor at Emory University in Atlanta.
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" Pence in response said that "to have ABC maintain a broadcast forum that compared Christianity to mental illness is just wrong.
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Is it an empirical mistake — are they just wrong about what this would mean in practice — or a deeper philosophical mistake?
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And then the perception is just wrong, too, because there is still a perception that locs aren't clean and they're unkempt.
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I wondered if I was just wrong, an imposter, a 22 year-old kid who had no idea how the world worked.
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And for those people that think Hong Kong is going to be this oasis of democracy and Southeast Asia, they're just wrong.
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"This is just wrong to label these young men as rapists and potentially have to register as sex offenders," he told WBRC.
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"It's just wrong," said Steven Askew, a baker in Crickhowell, as he took a break from work, his arms covered in flour.
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A lack of diversity in the security community is not just wrong from a social-psychological sense — it is a business issue.
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Just Wrong: The assistant principal of a Texas high school blamed girls' outfits for the poor performance of the school's male students.
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I wondered if I was just wrong, an impostor, a 22-year-old kid who had no idea how the world worked.
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I wondered if I was just wrong, an imposter, a 22-year-old kid who had no idea how the world worked.
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My comments were taken and twisted and used as a political weapon against me by my opponent, and that is just wrong.
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THAT'S A GLOWING ENDORSEMENT OF US. THE NOTION THAT THE STOCK BEING LOWER IS SOMEHOW AN ENDORSEMENT OF MANAGEMENT, THAT'S JUST WRONG.
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To tax them on income they don't have because they were required to pay their state and local taxes is just wrong.
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Warren, for example, said in an interview with CBS News aired on Sunday that "it's just wrong" to label her a socialist.
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"Suggesting violence is the best way to solve a disagreement is just wrong, even if you are playing a character," he said.
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If this sounds like you, you're probably not just wrong for the job — you might be out of a job soon. 5.
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Now, in 19903, the familiar techno-utopian pronouncements of the 1990s and '00s seem not just wrong but like a bad joke.
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But that's just wrong, said Ms. Keen, who was also asked "what the point was" when she married her non-monogamous partner.
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"Oh, they're just wrong," Warren zinged when asked about top economists who say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment.
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" Economic forecasts on the eve of the credit crunch and the Great Recession were, he says, "not just wrong but spectacularly so.
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Many outlets covered the Allen Institute paper with overwrought claims that are just wrong about what the new AI system could do.
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When he insists that the Friday night torchlit march (which featured the "Sieg heil!" chants) was quiet and peaceful, he's not just wrong.
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Amazon shot back, saying that Ocasio-Cortez is "just wrong" and that Amazon is "a leader on pay" starting at $221 an hour.
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For some Clinton supporters, voting for Trump isn't just wrong: it's evil, demonstrating a profound lack of character, judgment and good fashion sense.
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"East of the river, they don't have the same opportunities as the rest of residents do in D.C. It's just wrong," she continued.
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The idea that we're calling somebody a perpetrator and someone else a victim based simply on he-said she-said is just wrong.
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Abigail Cole said it was "just wrong" that she had to watch N.W.S.L. games streamed on YouTube because the games are rarely televised.
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"Terminating TPS for Nepal is not just wrong but immoral," said Pabitra Khati Benjamin, executive director of Adhikaar, a Nepalese-American advocacy organization.
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Just Wrong: A pastor who accused Whole Foods of writing an anti-gay slur on his cake admitted the story was a lie.
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CBS honcho Les Moonves is calling #FakeNews on Donald Trump -- saying the President's claims that NFL ratings are "way down" are just wrong.
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"This is not an argument about methods or what to present in public or whether you like models or observations, it is just wrong."
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"Liz — this isn't just an issue on which we disagree, you're just wrong — and on the wrong side of history," Mary wrote on Facebook.
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Just Wrong: Olympic swimmer Sun Yang, who earned a gold medal in the 200-meter freestyle race, is being bullied online for his teeth.
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But this notion isn't just wrong it is destructive — technology's potential is and always must be rooted in the faith people have in it.
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I think the fact that managing my condition makes me criminal in this country is not just wrong, it is actually sick and inhumane.
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Just Wrong: Children's shirts carried by Old Navy and Target Australia have been called out as sexist based on slogans printed on the apparel.
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I ended up dancing around these questions, because this idea that we should go around, willy-nilly, putting diagnoses on people is just wrong.
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In her book Beyond Ideology, Lee shows that this view of the presidency isn't just wrong; it's often the very cause of presidential failure.
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One explanation commonly entertained in the debate over early childhood education is that the studies for one side or the other are just wrong.
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For the process "to be held up by what I'll call a cynical use of the environmental review process is just wrong," he added.
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"This is just wrong to label these young men as rapists and potentially have to register as sex offenders," Mr. Broome told the station.
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It tries to bind us, it tries to handcuff us from doing the fundamental purpose of government -- protecting our citizens -- and that's just wrong.
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" She added, "To compare the health care debate to the liberation of black people or giving women the right to vote is just wrong.
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"Its decision is not just wrong on the law; it also sends an alarming signal to law enforcement officers and the public," she wrote.
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"It's decision is not just wrong on the law; it also sends an alarming signal to law enforcement officers and the public," she wrote.
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Even though the entry was four letters, I thought there could be something afoot (and was right about that, just wrong about this clue).
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Nearly all available public evidence suggests this conception of the race isn't just wrong, but laughably simplistic and far from representative of GOP voters' preferences.
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But his arguments against Amazon's HQ63 process are just wrong, and are part of an increasingly poisonous atmosphere around employment growth and prosperity in America.
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"We aren't going to trade this in the trust—that would be just wrong, it's an investment—but others may not be sanguine," he said.
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Sinbad thinks a D.C. bar serving a cocktail that mocks the Bill Cosby case is the exact opposite of funny ... in fact, it's just wrong.
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A jury found Manafort guilty of tax and related offenses, but suggesting that a 20 year sentence is appropriate in this case is just wrong.
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"The notion that [Trump's election] is going to represent a dramatic break in foreign policy is just wrong," Bolton said then, according to the newspaper.
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"The flood zone delineations are just wrong," Chuck Watson, an analyst with the disaster research group Enki Research, told CNN as Florence churned toward shore.
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"This concept that a slowdown in the U.S. means recession or means a financial crisis — that's just wrong," said El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz.
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The eyes are larger and more stalked in the drawings, and present model, than in Ceraurus, among a huge number of features that are just wrong.
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If they indeed hid this huge piece of family news from a 16-year-old girl — in turn affecting her grieving process — then that's just wrong.
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Mr Obama's health-care reform is socialist; climate science is a liberal fraud; Democrats are not just wrong but anti-American: such are mainstream Republican verities.
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It's an interesting look at how protests work in this new digital era, and why so many of our conventional views of protests are just wrong.
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" He told his story: "Growing up the way I did, it was like I was inundated into a lifestyle that was completely abnormal and just wrong.
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The longtime column on the use and abuse of language, Johnson, published in The Economist in 2018, noted that "accent prejudice isn't just wrong; it's irrational".
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"I've seen people who put down 16,000 miles driving to work as an unreimbursed employee expense on the tax return, and that's just wrong," Armstrong said.
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"It's not yet on the scale of London, New York and cities in Germany, and that's just wrong, given its size, wealth and sophistication," he said.
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Troy Balderson in November, tweeted that "it is just wrong" to cut taxes for corporations and then trim "earned benefits" such as Social Security and Medicare.
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Dennis Rodman claims he's NOT A THIEF -- telling TMZ Sports allegations he participated in a clothing heist at a yoga studio this week are just wrong.
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But this theory isn't just wrong in the particulars (see Sessions's earlier claims about the link between DACA and the Central American border crisis of 2014).
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"The whole gig economy is already rough enough on people trying to make a living, being extra shady about it is just wrong," O'Neill told BuzzFeed News.
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Pete also claims the $100k number is just wrong ... he only makes $54k per month and sends $20k to Carol as part of his monthly support obligation.
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That is just wrong, and we urge the GSA to provide the same information to Governor Johnson that is being given to Mr. Trump and Sec. Clinton.
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Like, The Fountainhead is not only poorly written and also just wrong, but beloved by many because Ayn Rand did a great job getting Howard Roark right.
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"I recently spoke with TSA workers in the Bangor airport, and it's just wrong that they are being required to work and not being paid," she said.
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"People like me get strung up in Iran, so the idea that what's going on is equivalent is just wrong," said during an appearance on The View.
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The Netherlands actually consists of 12 provinces, two of which combined make up Holland, so referring to the Netherlands as a whole as Holland is just wrong.
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While fundamentalist faiths cast science as a misguided or even malicious source of information, polemicizing scientists argue that religion isn't just wrong or meaningless but also dangerous.
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Kristin Cavallari says reports that Jay Cutler was the one who called off their engagement in 2011 are JUST WRONG -- insinuating SHE was the one who dumped him.
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"To continue to place a scarlet letter on an individual as if they had a life sentence is just wrong," said Veronica Cunningham, the parole association's executive director.
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"Jeff Sessions has fiercely argued in the past that omitting information isn't just wrong, that it may also be illegal," DNC spokesman Adam Hodge said in a statement.
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"The idea that deficits don't matter for countries that can borrow in their own currency I think is just wrong," Powell said during congressional testimony in the Senate.
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In this revelation, commentators on both the left and the right perceived an epic media fail: Russiagate reporting had been conjectural, hyperbolic, and, in the end, just wrong.
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And the diagnosis preferred by the Republican elite is just wrong — wrong in a way that helps us understand how that elite lost control of the nominating process.
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It may see their actions as a violation of the US's stated moral and ethical commitment to defending human rights, and as ultimately not just wrong but counterproductive.
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"This constant attempt to drive it higher and make it bigger, because it's not 2 percent is just wrong," he added, noting that quantitative easing was distorting markets.
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"I think the reportage that has linked this to the political situation in Taiwan and the political situation between Taiwan and China is just wrong," says Brookings's Richard Bush.
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Musk's argument about LIDAR being useless with cameras because it replicates the visible light spectrum is "just wrong," says Sam Abuelsamid, a senior analyst at Navigant, a technology consultancy.
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Offering massive corporate welfare from scarce public resources to one of the wealthiest corporations in the world at a time of great need in our state is just wrong.
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"It's just wrong, it's wrong, to hold these working families financially responsible for a co-op's failure because it went under due to factors beyond their control," said Rep.
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Or maybe we were just wrong to assume that the turd's gleaming smile was the result of expensive dental work, rather than a toothless hole in the emoji's face.
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But it is just wrong to deny him or any American the chance to serve merely because he answered the call of his country and went into the military.
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If, however, you assume that disagreements stem from malice, then it is a signal that the other person — and always the other person — is not just wrong, but evil.
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Some advocates said that King's remarks weren't just wrong and out of place — that, given the context, King was drawing an offensive comparison between women of color and dogs.
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Just wrong You can't come out 11 days before an election & say: "On 85033nd thought, I think I'll retry her for murder, but I won't tell you why."Huh?
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a rival presidential contender, offered a rebuke that blended principle with calculation: Mr Trump's equivocation was not just "wrong", he explained, "it makes him unelectable".
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"That already exists and to single out Planned Parenthood, which provides services to so many low-income women for family planning and woman care, is just wrong and not logical."
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"We were just wrong to think that there were just a few planets and they were all close and they were all big like Jupiter or big like the Earth."
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It was just wrong to imply to readers that judges who were simply doing their job as they thought best were carrying water for their political sponsors, I would argue.
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"It's just wrong," Prose declared, setting off a skirmish on social media that rallied other acclaimed writers, including Alexander Chee, Jess Row, Gina Apostol and Salman Rushdie, to Shepard's defense.
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"While he was right on Kyoto, we were just wrong on the way we did it," Stephen J. Hadley, then Ms. Rice's deputy and later her successor, said years later.
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Worse, because the fault lines run so deep, every political contest becomes an intractable existential drama, with each side convinced the other is not just wrong but a mortal enemy.
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The first thing to understand is that lots of popular conceptions of Trump — that he's an anomaly, an aberration, an outsider who's hijacked and split the party — are just wrong.
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In my quick test of searching on a few topics in history and math, I saw a mixed bag of results, some accurate and some obviously plagiarised and some just wrong.
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Bond prices go up and bond yields go down, and with the rates that currently exist in the bond markets, the term "safe haven," applied to G7 bonds, is just wrong.
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This idea that protests are first and foremost designed to create short-term policy or legislative change and should be assessed based on how well they did that is just wrong.
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As national security adviser and then secretary of state for president George W. Bush, Rice was not just wrong about Iraq, she helped fabricate the story that Hussein had nuclear weapons.
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You know and I know when the rumors came out about Eddy Cue thinking about buying Content Lab, you knew that, that was just wrong DNA and it's not his style.
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Why it matters: If Americans are this convinced that the other side isn't just wrong, but dumb and evil, they'll never be able to find enough common ground to solve real problems.
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The headlines heralding that Dunedin Study researchers have created an early-warning system for criminals aren't just wrong—they could impact, say, whether those researchers get precious funding dollars in the future.
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"This is not just wrong; it's illegal," said Anne Harkavy, the executive director of Democracy Forward, which is representing the Center for Science in the Public Interest and Healthy School Food Maryland.
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"To think that this government is going to shut down in the same way that it did in the Obama administration is just wrong," Mulvaney said, referring to the 2013 government shutdown.
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In scenario D — "dystopian nightmare" — everything lines up just wrong: Policymaker and industry's eagerness leads to broad adoption of Level 4 automation, which totally redefines what it means to travel by car.
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This claim—which is not just wrong, but exactly wrong, as I'll get to in a sec— has gotten more traction than most others offered by the forces of anti-science. Rep.
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But Dean says Nelson is just wrong on this one ... praising "Big" John for the way he handled the fight ... and explaining why he didn't explode on Nelson right after the incident.
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"The fact that a toy caused this kind of destruction to our lives is just wrong," said Megan Fox, owner of the house and mother of four who escaped the house-destroying blaze.
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The claim irks some geologists, who worry that Zinke's claim of expertise adds weight to statements that at best reflect his out-of-date understanding of geology — and at worst, are just wrong.
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Cindy Cohn: Well, we haven't yet seen one and I think there are really reasons why we won't ever see one that's not massively over-broad or under-broad and just wrong. Right.
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"Offering massive corporate welfare from scarce public resources to one of the wealthiest corporations in the world at a time of great need in our state is just wrong," they said in a statement.
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"To have some theory that five years later it's going to appreciate and in the meantime working families get hurt to pay for tax cuts for the wealthiest individuals is just wrong," he argued.
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Well, it could mean that the theory motivating most of the 20-plus candidates — that they should make their cases and wait for their turns in the sun of public attention — is just wrong.
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If that fails, they're going to argue that continuing to support Saudi Arabia in the conflict, which has killed an estimated 7,000 civilians and left millions on the brink of famine, is just wrong.
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" Zuckerberg, wearing a dark suit and striped tie rather than his typical T-shirt and jeans, answered, "no," but then added: "The idea that Oculus technology is based on someone else's is just wrong.
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In fact, according to the former New York Times critic Chinen in this sometimes cluttered, sometimes beautiful book, those reports aren't just wrong — they've obscured the true nature of the modern form's abundant riot.
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"It's important for us to be here because we are consensual sex workers, and the idea that sex work can never be consensual is just wrong," one of the counterprotesters told the Daily Beast.
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I haven't looked that closely at Elizabeth Warren's plan, but the idea that legislators — based upon evidence — would not be pushing new proposals as a result of that evidence to me seems just wrong.
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"Joe is a decent guy, he's just wrong on the issues," Sanders said, citing Biden's acceptance of money from wealthy donors, vote in approval of the Iraq War and votes for "disastrous" trade agreements.
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The sicknesses of the social media age — the disdain for expertise and the idea that other people are not just wrong but villainous — have crept into the worldview of people who should know better.
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All of them believe that Trump's behavior wasn't just wrong because it turned U.S. aid to partisan ends, but also because it undermined a vital policy objective that any patriotic American ought to share.
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"What's critical about Laguerre's video is that it shows in a very concrete way that street harassment is violence not flattery ... it is not just annoying, it is not just wrong, it's dangerous," she added.
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I still posit that solving with someone else makes the experience even more fun, as long as they don't grab the grid away and start writing in the answers for you, because that's just wrong.
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I think he does, because to try to create some connotation that owning equity in a company that you busted your a— for is the equivalent of ownership in terms of people, that's just wrong.
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As I watch the first episode of the next chapter in my life, the opening scenes are all about my previous search for Mr. Right and everything that happens when being married is just wrong!
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Mainstream leftists, including several of the 2020 contenders, insist that the president and his supporters are not just wrong on policy, but that they are supporters of white supremacism and share responsibility for mass shootings.
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I went over the thematic tones that were just wrong with Supes earlier, but by taking it one step further aesthetically, Snyder made stare at the anti-optimism and feel it at the same time.
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"The idea that deficits don't matter for countries that can borrow in their own currency I think is just wrong," the Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome H. Powell, testified before the Senate Banking Committee in February.
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Kudlow said the "gossip" about Trump and Kelly disagreeing regularly was "just wrong," noting that the commander in chief attended a Christmas dinner on Friday for senior White House aides and lavished praise on Kelly.
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And yes, we have to consider the possibility that nothing is leaking out because there's just nothing to leak; that Subban was a model citizen and any rumors of behind-the-scenes drama were just wrong.
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Because of that, when scripts come in and they're not the way you want them, you get mad at people for not doing things the way you would have done it, and that is just wrong.
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"They're just wrong," she said, before going on to say that a two-cent tax on fortunes above $50 million would allow the United States to fully fund education, retirement and healthcare for millions of Americans.
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"The framing of this — that there's a set of ideologically pure primary voters who have only one idea about how to address climate change or secure affordable universal health care — is just wrong," Ms. Greenberg said.
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Mr. Flynn and others in Mr. Trump's campaign and transition team were secretly trying to undermine United States foreign policy as private citizens — which is not just wrong, but a criminal violation of the Logan Act.
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And there are people who are who for some reason believe that it's not immoral — it is — and there are some who believe identity politics is the way to win an election, and it is just wrong.
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Rep. Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota said, "engage them on policy all day long, but it just wrong to tell any U.S. citizen to 'go back to where they came from," in a statement to The Forum.
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McCartney's followers were quick to criticize the post, with one person commenting that it was "just wrong," while another said it was "extremely tacky" for the designer to use such a solemn event to advertise the collection.
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It's great when you have conflict between your central characters, and it is always tricky to find ways to have conflict where one character is not just wrong or stupid, where you can identify with both characters.
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"We're not a political show, we're a topical show, but if you do anything right now and pretend that it has nothing to do with Trump, you're just wrong," says The Late Show's executive producer Chris Licht.
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It is beyond debate that we not only live in a time of remarkable political polarization but that we also have increasingly come to regard those who disagree with us as not just wrong or dumb, but evil.
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"Some of the claims made during the campaign have been empty or just wrong," said Peter Westmacott, a former British ambassador to the United States, where he was regarded as one of the savviest analysts of American-European relations.
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"The central bank obsession is just wrong, and I think [governments] ought to be looking towards pro-growth measures" like lower taxes, deregulation and reduction in trade barriers, Kudlow said at an event hosted by the Wall Street Journal.
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Chick's decades-long appeal to conspiracy theories is symptomatic of a section of the voting public still susceptible to the idea that those whom they oppose are not just wrong, but part of Satan's plan to rule the earth.
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However, to describe what we are doing at our border, where people cross the border illegally or present themselves and say, I want asylum as concentration camps is both, I think, dismissive and minimizing the holocaust, and it&aposs just wrong.
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"I know some of our players in the NFL have talked about this, and I see it firsthand; it's just wrong and we have to find a way to correct it," Kraft said about the justice system after visiting Mill.
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This idea that environmental protection and economic growth are contrary are just wrong, and we've proven that over the years as we have reduced the pollutants in the air, increased the population, increased our energy demand and watched our GDP more than double.
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You see these extreme right-wingers and then instead of denouncing them and saying it's just wrong, you make people think that it's okay, that you're making an excuse for, because then you go, 'But what about the Democrats?' when is no comparison.
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Based on my experience and the facts, the president's approach to immigrants is just wrong — and a new round of court injunctions against Mr. Trump's latest proposed travel ban on people from six Muslim-majority countries suggests many in the federal judiciary agree.
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I felt like that was just wrong, so that's a big part of it: changing that narrative, and [giving] a response to Donald Trump's kind of viewpoint [where] African-Americans live in the inner city, a war zone worse than places we're having conflicts.
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"It's wrong for this particular charge to be brought against Nick Lyon, who's got nothing to do with making the decision --- it's just wrong, and he won't escape the stigma of it even if he's found innocent," he said, according to the Detroit Free Press .
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I have not been able to persuade you, and maybe I will be today, that I really disagree with you strongly — I think some of the things you're trafficking in are not just wrong, but they're harmful — but I do so in good faith.
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Many beautiful hypotheses were just wrong, like Johannes Kepler's idea that planetary orbits are stacked in regular polyhedrons known as 'Platonic solids', or that atoms are knots in an invisible aether, or that the Universe is in a 'steady state' rather than undergoing expansion.
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"For younger people going into that environment, being shot to fame literally overnight, and then being cut loose to try and handle what's waiting for them all alone is just wrong, and it's something that these reality shows need to take into account," Mitchell adds.
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" Mr. Corbyn had said at the event that assuming that "a Jewish friend or fellow member is wealthy, part of some kind of financial or media conspiracy, or takes a particular position on politics in general or on Israel and on Palestine in particular, is just wrong.
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Jenner and its clients contend in the new 5th Circuit brief that Judge Mazzant was just wrong, under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Supreme Court interpretation of the rules, about the scope of his injunction and his authority over parties that never appeared before him.
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"There has to be some concept out there that if you're hooked and you're putting fentanyl into the stream of commerce — I mean the drug commerce — to feed your habit, then you're not only a public safety hazard, that's just wrong," Graham said at Wednesday's Senate hearing.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's new envoy to the Netherlands said on Friday a comment he made two years ago about Dutch politicians being set on fire by Muslim immigrants was "just wrong," two days after he refused to answer questions about what he had said.
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On Joy Behar's remarks about his faith on The View: "To have ABC maintain a broadcast forum that compared Christianity to mental illness is just wrong...It demonstrates how out of touch same in the main stream media are with the faith and values of the American people."
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"They're Just Wrong"—Ex-Reddit CEO Ellen Pao Has Harsh Words on Big Tech's Failure to Stop Internet Hate Ellen Pao talks to Mother Jones about the power of de-platforming: PAO: I don't want to be negative about the way things are being run, but this is a different philosophy.
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Clearly, there are differences and many people flee countries like El Salvador and Haiti because they seek opportunity in the U.S. But to suggest that people from Europe would make greater contributions to the U.S. than people from Latin American, the Caribbean and Africa is just wrong and based on stereotypes.
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And the message that Democrats are not just wrong, but crazy or even dangerous, is now central to Republican campaigns in a number of battleground districts around the country, as well as in governor's races this year in Louisiana and Mississippi that feature Democratic candidates more moderate than Mr. McCready.
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" "This notion that this is all the Democrats' fault is just wrong," the Arizona Republican said Friday on "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer," noting that in 2013, every Senate Democrat had voted in favor of a bipartisan immigration bill, which Flake called "the last real vote we had on substantial immigration reform.
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The idea that the only reason executives and businesses behaved in that way was because they were forced to by unions and a liberal political coalition is just wrong, although it is surely true that unions and liberal-minded voters and special interests had a hand in helping to shape those norms.
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Basically up until Spider-Man: Homecoming (and the new Marvel's Spider-Man game), Peter Parker was almost always up against what appears to be a cautionary tale about his own future: a successful intellectual whose ideas go just wrong enough for him to get possessed by robotic arms or turn into a lizard-man.
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Here's what that line is saying, and why I think it riled people up: it's saying that the iPad Pro is so successful at replacing all those other devices — that it's so clearly the winner of the future of computing — that our old ideas about what a computer is aren't just wrong, they're irrelevant.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), another 2020 contender, said earlier this year that it is "just wrong" to label her a socialist.
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Instead, you're effectively returning to the last two administration's more dramatic Middle East ambitions: You are assuming either that some great diplomatic coup awaits (so Obama was right to seek détente, just wrong to settle) or that your pressure will lead to regime change and democratization (so Bush was right about the freedom agenda after all).
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"The president is just wrong about the wall and wrong about El Paso," said Jon Barela, a lifelong Republican and chief executive of the Borderplex Alliance, an organization promoting economic development in a cross-border industrial hub with a combined population of more than 21.3 million, taking in the cities of El Paso, Ciudad Juárez and Las Cruces.
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Its best estimate, according to a senior Office of Management and Budget official, is that no more than $28500 million from CDBG goes to Meals on Wheels, which would be equivalent to roughly 6900 percent of its annual budget, and is the source of Mulvaney's 2628 percent figure — the 28503 percent figure he cited at a separate hearing was just wrong, according to the OMB official.
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Democrats and Republicans alike are far more likely today than they were only a few decades ago to say their rivals are not just wrong but stupid, selfish, and close-minded This statistic is particularly telling: In 1960, only 5 percent of Republicans and 0003 percent of Democrats said they would be displeased if their son or daughter married somebody with the opposing party affiliation.
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"If you're building a voting system where the chief threat is somebody can hack into a server and replace votes, and if the primary mechanism for preventing that is implemented in a way that is wrong—and not just wrong but wrong in a way that I think any experienced cryptographer should have known was wrong—then … it's a disqualifying flaw in a system like this," Green said.
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I would say the same thing if this were done to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE or Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE," he continued, adding: "It's just wrong.
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But perhaps that's because Damore's point isn't so much to settle the debate over gender and tech as it is to push back on Google's diversity programs, which he alleges are potentially illegal and definitely harmful: To achieve a more equal gender and race representation, Google has created several discriminatory practices: • Programs, mentoring, and classes only for people with a certain gender or race 5 • A high priority queue and special treatment for "diversity" candidates • Hiring practices which can effectively lower the bar for "diversity" candidates by decreasing the false negative rate • Reconsidering any set of people if it's not "diverse" enough, but not showing that same scrutiny in the reverse direction (clear confirmation bias) • Setting org level OKRs for increased representation which can incentivize illegal discrimination The final argument Damore makes is that this isn't just wrong, but actively bad for the company.
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