The Knicks did not recover, trailing the rest of the game as they made mistake after mistake.
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So, one of them is impostor syndrome; the feeling that somebody made mistake, I do not belong here.
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But this year, Apple has made mistake after mistake, and its perception as the go-to secure device is starting to crack.
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Is this her way of deflecting the question about why can&apost you own up to the fact that you have made mistake or given inaccurate information?
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"Like anyone who's being honest with themselves, I know that I have made mistake," the Massachusetts Democratic senator said at an Iowa forum on Native American rights.
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Lack of cultural understanding of the Middle East has greatly harmed our nation, as we've made mistake after mistake in our foreign policy and military decision-making.
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In that sense, these numbers highlight a widely made mistake in how we have been talking about the economy since Inauguration Day, and really for long before Donald J. Trump took office.
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Perhaps the president and his aides were continually unable to predict the consequences of their actions in Syria, and made mistake after mistake, while imagining that it was going to come out right the next time.
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After they made mistake after mistake in Saturday's opening race and allowed the challenger, Emirates Team New Zealand, to increase its lead to 123-0, Spithill and Team USA clawed back to win the day's second race by 11 seconds.
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Logan B. from Wilmington replied to Bradly's comment with a counterpoint: I disagree, yes most prisons are meant to punish the person that has committed the crime but they are also supposed to rehabilitate the inmates who have made mistake in the past.
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However, they made mistake in declaring that a bacterium (which they called Bacillus malariae) was also responsible for malaria.
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I made > mistake. My moral life with my sexual bad behaviour. I sincerely sorry what > I did to so many people. I hope you forgive me my past mistake.
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In some high-quality typesetting, especially in the French tradition, a typographic variant of the lowercase letter without a descender is used within a word for ancient Greek: is printed . In typesetting technical literature, it is a commonly made mistake to use the German letter ß (a s–z or s–s ligature) as a replacement for β. The two letters resemble each other in some fonts, but they are unrelated.
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"Reports APC made mistake of zoning south West", Sahara Reporters, 9 June 2019 He chairs the House Committee on Maritime Safety, Education and Administration. In 2016 he advised the management of the Maritime Commission that 83 staff should be sacked. He stated, "That is how touts are employed."Academy maritime employed 83 staff without due process to be sacked, The Eagle Online, 2016 He urged the Nimasa to spend money wisely in a well and prepared process.
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Villeneuve ran wide during the course of lap four but retained his 17th position. Trulli ran deep into turn one and fell down from eighth to twelfth place on the following lap, while Barrichello and Michael Schumacher continued to pull away from Ralf Schumacher. Trulli regained eleventh position after passing Panis on lap six while Salo in 13th spun and lost six positions. Webber made mistake and ran wide on lap seven and dropped behind de la Rosa and Salo to 19th position, while Yoong took a drive-through penalty because he jumped the start.
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Trévisan started his professional career at Guingamp, where he was their number two goalkeeper, first behind Angelo Hugues then behind Ronald Thomas. After three years, he decided to go to Marseille, where in his first year he would again be number two behind Stéphane Porato, but would still play two Champions League matches. His good performances when he did get into the starting eleven convinced his manager to make him the number one goalkeeper the following year, Porato having returned to Monaco. However, this second season at Marseille, his first ever as a regular in the starting team, quickly turned into a nightmare for Trévisan, who made mistake after mistake while Marseille were battling against relegation.
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However, the regulator did deem that a Fox- owned Sky would be "fit and proper" to hold broadcast licences, despite the recent sexual harassment controversies that had emerged at the US Fox News Channel, as there was no evidence to the contrary. Avaaz opposed Ofcom's opinion, stating that the regulator "made mistake after mistake in deciding to give the Murdochs a clean bill of health to take over more of our media". The Walt Disney Company announced on 14 December 2017, that it would acquire 21st Century Fox, including its stake in Sky plc but barring specific US assets. Fox stated that this purchase would "not alter [its] full commitment and obligation to conclude our proposed transaction".
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He also said that Paul Bremer had made "mistake after mistake after mistake." In The Independent, April 15, 2004, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. wrote: > The immediate reason that Mr Bush opened Pandora's box in the Middle East > and invaded Iraq was his moral certitude that Saddam Hussein had weapons of > mass destruction and that he was working in close partnership with Osama bin > Laden and al-Qa'ida. Those convictions turned out to be delusions. This > denouement does great harm to Mr Bush's credibility and to that of the > United States; it has got us into a ghastly mess in Iraq; and it has > diverted attention, resources and military might from the war that should > have commanded the Bush administration's highest priority - the Afghan war > against al-Qa'ida and international terrorism.
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Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea is a documentary film by Chris Metzler and Jeff Springer, with narration by John Waters and music by Friends of Dean Martinez.; This offbeat and often humorous documentary tells the story of the accidental lake and environmental catastrophe known as the Salton Sea, located in the desert of southern California, USA. Once known as the "California Riviera", the Salton Sea is now called one of America's worst ecological disasters: a fetid, stagnant, salty lake, that coughs up dead fish and birds by the thousands in frequent die-offs that occur. However, among the ruins of this man-made mistake, a few remaining eccentrics (a roadside nudist, a religious folk artist, a Hungarian revolutionary, and real estate speculators) struggle to keep a remodeled version of the original Salton Sea dream alive.
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