There's little doubt to any observant person that we're making a mess of things.
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The work is hard, but the Republicans are making a mess of the country.
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And who knows, maybe one day they'll fight giant monsters making a mess of San Francisco.
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He said something like: 'You're making a mess of it again, I will have my revenge!
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George Clooney directs this dark comedy about mobsters making a mess of a seemingly idyllic 1950s neighborhood.
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Trump also attacked Prime Minister Theresa May as "foolish" and accused her of making a "mess" of Brexit.
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He uses his weekly column in the Daily Telegraph to explain why she is making a mess of things.
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"Bullshit," says Jürgen Zimmerer, a Hamburg historian who backs the genocide claim and says the German government is making a mess of things.
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Teresa, she stood next to my father, her perfectly manicured hand on his casket, still making a mess of herself with her crying.
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While humanity might be making a mess of the planet, the rest of its beauty has been vividly captured in "Planet Earth II".
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Not only is this making a mess of our lawn, but I am worried about our children picking these up (we have two toddlers).
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And, my dearest of friends, fortunately there is one industry in particular that continues to overperform when it comes to making a mess of things.
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Still, some species are surely less sex-crazed than others—fonder, for instance, of doing adorable little tricks, or making a mess of their prey's intestines.
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If you're the type of person who can eat chips without making a mess of your hands, first of all, wow; and second of all, how?
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Twenty-one young people (ages 8 to 19) are suing President Barack Obama and the federal government over making a mess of the planet for future generations.
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Schumer and Pelosi issued a joint statement on Saturday afternoon pushing back on Trump's tweet while accusing Republicans of "making a mess" of the U.S. health-care system.
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I can still accommodate guests when they visit, and it's great because they don't have to worry about making a mess of the spare bedroom or bathroom sink.
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She looks back on this time with horror: how she'd stare into the mirror, clumsily applying her eyeliner, smudging her lipstick, and making a mess of her hair.
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Engineering lobby group VDMA, which represents manufacturing companies who need better internet connections to digitize their business, said the new coalition was "making a mess" of digital infrastructure.
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That much of their shared appeal is obvious: we like hearing about people making a mess of their lives, because it makes us feel better about our own.
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And so the digital evolution continues apace for publishers and libraries just as it has everywhere else: bringing new possibilities and access while simultaneously making a mess of things.
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I know I've found myself packing too many gadgets or jamming a messy rat king of cables in my carry-on, making a mess of things in the process.
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The airspace of several nations in the region is closed to flights leaving from Qatar, making a mess of the international travel that flows through its airlines and airport.
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Her most popular videos revolve around silly antics like pranking family members (which received 23.2 million views), making a mess of herself and her outfit before the school dance and getting grounded for life.
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Companies have made technological and logistical advances, puzzling out the mechanics of moving goods by air; meanwhile, regulators have settled on how to let drones take off without making a mess of America's crowded, complex airspace.
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Bluetooth Shower Speaker — $9.99 See Details Stop neglecting your headphones (while making a mess of tangled cords on your desk) and start storing them properly with the flexible Anchor, which mounts under any table for convenient organization.
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Sure, the dog's a symbol of all of the ways that Matt's death still haunts the places he lived and the people who loved him, scratching up the doors and floors and just generally making a mess of their emotions.
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The new Oreo Ultimate Dunking Set—which is something we never knew we needed but now definitely need—has arrived for the holidays, allowing you to fully submerge your Oreo cookies in milk without making a mess of your fingers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In a satire of the 2016 Brexit vote, mashup artists lampoon Britain's leaders in a video which re-edits their words to say the European Union referendum was dumb and Prime Minister Theresa May is making a mess of Brexit.
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The "graybeards" running baseball were "making a mess of things," Briggs declared in decrying a leadership vacuum, and then he cited former Postmaster General James Farley and Hoover as potential replacements with the proper gravitas to cure what he viewed as baseball's ills.
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"Now, this is interesting that we're watching this scene because I'd been married for 10 years, I was single for 10 years and making a mess of my personal life, in and out of relationships and not being able to make anything work," Reiner said.
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Formula One MONZA, Italy — After several months of nearly perfect driving, Lewis Hamilton found his Achilles' heel again at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday by making a mess of his race start and dropping from pole position to fifth by the first corner.
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It's these complexities she's now chastised for making a mess of in a time-slip when African-Americans have earned the right to charge appropriation whenever white musicians venture into racial territory, which is such a relief to the many white people eager to let things ride.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As the Olympic hoardings are taken down in Rio de Janeiro and the Carnival atmosphere subsides, there is relief that cash-strapped Brazil avoided making a mess of the Games but also a nagging suspicion it did not make the most of them either.
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While a massive winter storm was making a mess of much of the rest of the East Coast, the National Zoo's panda Tian Tian woke up in Washington, D.C., to a white weekend – "and he was pretty excited about it," according to an adorable video the zoo tweeted Saturday.
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Word got out of Downing Street that Mr Cameron had called his predecessor-but-one a "shit" and blamed his ally, the chancellor of the exchequer, for making a mess of what had been supposed to be a boringly safe budget ahead of the EU referendum in June.
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Trump claimed Bolton "'begged' me for a non Senate approved job, which I gave him despite many saying 'Don't do it, sir,'" and proceeded to accuse his former official of making a mess of his mandate, in particular complaining about Bolton stating the administration was thinking about following what he called the "Libya model" with North Korea — that is, having North Korea give up its nuclear capabilities for sanctions relief.
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He takes a job in Albert's coal business, quickly making a mess of things there. Jack escapes jail. Harry again rehires Stanley, who still is clueless and believes Irene wants him. Daisy overhears the scheme.
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"Making a mess of history," CBC News. April 27, 2006. Air Vice-Marshal Leonard Monk Isitt, the Dominion of New Zealand representative, left without a blank to sign, had to have his name and country written in at the bottom margin of the document. The Japanese delegates accepted the corrected copy.COL.
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Gobsmack is the Regional Fairy Inspector and the representative of the headquarters in Jubilee Park. Panicky Gobsmack is a stickler for the rules, the first to blab if Pearlie's making a mess of things. Being not a fairy but a goblin, Gobsmack doesn't fly and instead has the power of teleportation. He ‘pops’ in at the worst possible moments for Pearlie.
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Roo wants Lumpy to meet all of his friends first, and they head towards the Hundred Acre Wood. Lumpy hesitates, thinking that the "creatures" that live there are scary, but Roo reassures him. The Hundred Acre Wood is deserted, as everyone else is still out searching for the heffalump. Roo and Lumpy continue playing, making a mess of Pooh's house and Rabbit's garden.
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In 1953 (four years ahead), a woman (Lucille Thompson Wellington) is elected President of the United States. The First Husband (Waldo Wellington) gets around town quite a bit, presiding at events, receiving honorary degrees, and making a mess of protocol. The first female president's foes try to cook up a scandal by throwing women into the path of the flirty First Spouse, but they have no luck.
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At first sight they admired each other's hearts. Both coming from a break-up, Ysabel and Manuel found their way to an exciting courtship. But, as Manuel ex-girlfriend, Roxanne, starts making a mess of Ysabel's life, suddenly she finds herself at the center of a very odd love triangle with the dependable Drew on the one side and her great love Manuel on the other.
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Elsewhere, Laureline reaches Valsennar and, like Valérian, parts company with the Lemm. Unlike Malka, Valsennar is a beautiful city with canals, gardens and sumptuous palaces. Wandering the back streets, Laureline meets an old lady, Nadjika, who persuades her to enter the emperor's beauty contest. Despite making a mess of the cooking, weaving and singing elements of the competition, the emperor, Alzafar, takes a shine to her and declares her the winner.
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Qualifying was held on Friday 9 October 2009. Qualifying was interrupted early when David Reynolds speared off the track at McPhillamy Park Corner before making a mess of the front end of the car against the barriers. Other than that were no surprises from the first qualifying session. The Triple F Racing Commodore of Dean Fiore and Troy Bayliss ended up three seconds slower than the rest of the qualifying field.
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The editorial staff of AllMusic Guide gave the release three out of five stars, with Thom Jurek writing that the album is Callier's most confounding and "it's hard to know whom to blame for making a mess of what was arguably a solid album", noting that the shift to disco does not work for Callier and that some songs are overproduced but sums up that the release has its own "strangeness and charm".
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But the kids trick him again. As they get in the car, they run across and exit the car on the other side and get back in line to get back into the car. The chauffeur catches on and makes all the children get in and sit down. They finally arrive at the country estate and the kids play for a while in the house, making a mess of things and breaking a lamp, until Mrs.
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Jean- Pierre Ponnelle's staging was "ludicrous" and a "monstrosity". His combination of set designs evoking classical times and rococo costumes and wigs was a "tired cliché" that created "an aura of suffocating decadence that contradicts the freshness, immediacy, and dramatic brilliance of Mozart's score at every turn".Davis, Peter G.: "Making a mess of Mozart", New York, 1 November 1982, pp. 76–78 Jean-Pierre Ponnelle Ponnelle's directing of his singers seemed intended to elicit contempt.
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As a street painter paints out a white line in the middle of a road, Penelope is being chased by a dog and runs right under the paint tank, getting a white line across her spine whilst the dog crashes into the tank and painter. Upset with the dog for making a mess of his work, the painter kicks the dog down the hill. Pepé emerges from a fishing boat, scaring the boatman and sinking the boat. Pepé spies Penelope on a beach.
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Called for short "Súper" or just "El Súper", Vicente is Mort and Phil's boss. While he, as the head of the organisation, lives in splendour, indulging himself in expensive beverages and Cuban cigars, he keeps the T.I.A.'s operatives on an extremely tight budget. Vicente is bald and has a dense moustache, which makes him the object of mocking abuse by his underlings as a human walrus. He is very short-tempered and usually gets angry with Mort and Phil because they fail in their missions, making a mess of everything - occasionally at the expense of his own possessions.
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Socrates' analogy, that ignorance is to the philosopher what disease is to the physician, is important and persistent in the dialogues. And everywhere, Socrates fails to effect a cure. In the Protagoras, for example, when the sophist Prodicus accuses Socrates of making a mess of their discussion, Socrates accepts the complaint and calls himself a laughable doctor (geloios iatros), whose treatment not only does not cure the disease, it worsens it (Protagoras 340e). A variation on the medical theme is in the Theaetetus, where Socrates compares himself to a midwife who helps boys and men give birth to their ideas.
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Pike whirls around with a plate in his hand, and accidentally spills gravy all over Mainwaring's suit. Jones uses blotting paper to get rid of the gravy, but ends up making a mess of Mainwaring's shirt, which he covers up with white enamel paint, which ends up on Mainwaring's dinner jacket. A sling is the only answer to the problems, as it will not only hide the paint, but it will also make Mr Mainwaring appear more brave at the dinner. However, Hodges comes bursting through the door, bumping into Pike, and knocking gravy onto his sling once again.
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Half way to the coast a second night fighter located the aircraft and closed, but Mahaddie was able to evade and shake him off, though the splicing of the ailerons did not hold up to his maneuvers and for a time he was limited to controlling direction with the throttle controls again. The next morning revealed the aircraft had taken 174 cannon shell hits. Said Mahaddie, "We went out flying C-Charlie, and came back flying C-Colander." Shells had passed through the cockpit on either side of Mahaddie's seat, making a mess of the instruments.
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She used to be in upper-ed herself, but because of her family falling on hard times, she was forced to transfer to servant-ed. She is very inept at the tasks typically required of a maid and usually ends up making a mess of things. ; : :A member of the academy's servant-ed class and one of the few boys in the entire school. He is an outright pervert who admits that he only came to Hakureiryō because the girls who go to this school are either beautiful maids-in-training or high class ladies from prominent families.
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The destruction of the superlab leads to evidence directly tying to Gus and the drug trade, and Hank is heralded as a hero. They secure a laptop from Gus' office and put it into police evidence. On learning of this, Walt and Jesse with help from Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) use a giant electromagnet to try to wipe the laptop, making a mess of the evidence room. The police find nothing on the laptop but from a picture frame broken in the destruction, the numbers to several accounts of Gus' that point to Mike's informants that have been helping to keep the drug trade secret.
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In true Sondheim fashion, its content defines its form: the parallelisms of the young versions of the four leads, mirrored against their older selves, create multiple structural permutations and confrontations. These combinations thereby break down a linear sense of narrative. Set against a backdrop of aging glamour and the roads not taken, the show "belies Sondheim's preoccupation with choice and its consequences, or rather subverts it into an understanding that making a mess of choices or being unable to choose at all is a constant." Pacific Overtures "is often seen as the most obscure of Sondheim's scores," though a theme of naive illusion maturing to acceptance can be delineated.
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It took about an hour to reach Angram, where there were presentations, and Alderman Holdsworth cut the first sod for the dam. Refreshments were then served and the party returned to Lofthouse by train and to Pateley Bridge by carriage. The gauge line soon reached Pateley Bridge, and Angram became the 'route engine', working the main line, with another named Bunty shunting the sidings there. The standard gauge rails were laid from Lofthouse outwards in both directions, and when the first standard gauge locomotive arrived, it was towed along the road to Sykes Bank by a Foden steam lorry, its flanged wheels making a mess of the road surface.
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In the morning at breakfast, Meg tells Kate they should stop ruining their friendship over a guy, but when Meg lets slip that Ryan has a misshaped penis, something Kate had seen from having sex with him, Kate realizes Meg had sex with Ryan as well and the two get into a physical fight, making a mess of the motel lobby in the process. Their fight ends when the motel manager calls the police on them. Craig reveals to the police that Ryan had taken his car to reach the wedding on time. When he looks up Ryan's Google Plus profile, he sees that Ryan is the one getting married, and reveals this to the women.
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Although Don works as a police officer and later sergeant throughout the series, he is often shown to be somewhat incompetent, for example, in The Physics of Being Dick he lets Dick interrogate a criminal with him, despite it being highly illegal. Also, when he is paged, he never appears to know what any of the crime codes actually mean. As well as this, he often makes a blunder of things, for example, in Stuck With Dick he thinks Mary's house has been broken into and attempts to burst in through the front door, but ends up making a mess of it and shouting "Ass right there, freezehole!", and in Dick's Big Giant Headache, Part II, he claims to always be losing things, adding "I even lost a whole dead guy once".
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This supernatural adventure series employs all the usual trappings of the genre, but does so without making a mess of the story or throwing too many ideas in. In fact, it even spends a good amount of time on the characters' day-to-day lives, instead of rushing them into the action." Silverman praised the series' art and character designs, as well as the series' use of both 2D and 3D CGI graphics, but concludes that "right now it feels like a hodgepodge of ideas that hasn't quite gotten itself grounded yet," while Kimlinger criticized the series' poor start and use of clichés, stating that "watching Tokyo Ravens is probably the closest you'll get to experiencing precognition. In a show that gets the desired effect from its tropes, that wouldn't be a problem.
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The story version is similar to the original version, with the two rooms where the girls are dancing, and there individual close-ups in their Black SoShi looks, but the overall video is different, with a tie-in with the video of the group's song "Oh!". In the beginning of the video, it shows the mishandled helmet spill a cup, which damages a computer monitor, causing the Black SoShi to emerge from the monitor and into the girls' room and begin making a mess of it. Soon, the girls meet the Black SoShi, and after an encounter with them, Yuri pulls the plug from the monitor to its outlet, turning off the monitor and causing the Black SoShi to disappear. When the girls are cleaning up the room, one of them touches the monitor, and it shows the Black SoShi.
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At the Super Bowl, Andy quickly realizes the mule he has is not Gus, and he and Cooper leave by helicopter to search for Gus. When the two criminals watch the game on TV, Gus goes wild and escapes. In a long comic sequence, Crankcase and Spinner chase Gus into a local supermarket where they unsuccessfully attempt to recapture the mule. The criminals make a huge mess in the supermarket, including a bag of flour, stepping on bottles of Ketchup and Mustard, making a mess of themselves, destroying dinnerware on display, getting in the way of a strong man who beats one of them up, landing in a basket of balls for the children, one of them fell into a live lobster tank, and finally, attempting to ride Gus, who throws one of them into a huge ready made cake, destroying it completely.
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