Even decent haircuts stayed frozen in his past, and all he was capable of now were messes—carefully, carefully carved messes.
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Choose between its max and powerful mode for carpets and floor messes, while its crevice tool works best to reach higher messes.
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So instead she was soaring above her own paranoia and mocking Trump's paranoia, soaring above her egregious messes and gamboling through Trump's egregious messes.
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Thus, in season two of Ozark, the Byrdes are too often reactive protagonists, trying to clean up messes caused by others rather than making new messes of their own.
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There were surprises — messes left in their vandalized cars.
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So that messes up your head a lot of times.
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Still, they choose each other — messes, surprises, pains, and all.
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Caffeine messes with our daily rhythms in other ways, too.
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People don't understand thatsolitary confinement really messes people's heads up.
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If somebody [messes] with me that much, I should fight!
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And there's little prospect of the messes dissipating anytime soon.
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The vacuum is great for cleaning up pet messes, too.
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Omelet maker Avoid messes and uneven omelets with this gadget.
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It messes with your mind, your body and your soul.
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Well your album, Messes, is just coming out this week.
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They make messes that they don't bother to clean up.
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Often, though, they're blurry, shaky messes that you won't want.
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"It messes with how we understand being religious," Jensen explains.
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But if he messes up, it's back to the slammer.
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Later Bryan briefly messes up pronouns, before instantly correcting himself.
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She looks absolutely blissful as she messes with unknowing fans.
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There'll be messes everywhere, and we'll be fighting with them.
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To be sure, there were still messes to be found.
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"My son who's 7, he messes with me," she continued.
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He had no patience for messes or latecomers or laziness.
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Daddy said the kittens would make messes in the car.
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The MGM "fixers," dispatched to clean up the messes of
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It turns out that air travel messes with your mind.
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It messes with you, makes you feel like a prisoner.
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She shouldn't have to clean up the messes men made.
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There's an expectation, and inserting other things messes with that.
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It messes up the energy flow from head to toe.
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His messes are giving Clinton another chance to gain steam.
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It messes with syntax and expectation just like Stein would.
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At best, even a good man flown into a new diocese is tempted to feel that the messes he inherits are not his problem and that the messes he leaves behind will be someone else's.
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Being confined and arguing for that long messes with your head.
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If anyone messes up, the whole chat has to start over.
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She then provided images of her workstation of paints and messes.
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That'd be great for cleaning up food messes in my kitchen.
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Google's assistant is also the smartest and messes up the least.
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The reason is that bright blue light messes your circadian rhythm.
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We think they have to be convoluted messes, like F$%Th5l2K!
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"If somebody messes with Nilsa, I have her back," Kortni says.
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And she messes up a little at the 1:20 mark.
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Ariana Grande is not someone who messes with her signature ponytail.
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The R. rex fossilPhoto: University of AdelaideNobody messes with the king.
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U.S. foreign policy now is all about containing disorder and messes.
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Slutbot does not mess around, but also very much messes around.
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Sure, it messes with a lot of memories from my childhood.
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If it messes with you, why do you keep using it?
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An accident that messes up the coast could destroy her future.
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We all promised to clean up any messes the kittens made.
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It's specifically designed to be tough on pet hair and messes.
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My dad and I make plenty of our own messes too.
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Remind me to clean up any messes before she gets back.
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They also feature vents on the lids for microwaving without messes.
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Both Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump returned home to serious messes.
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I trust Apple's quality control (even when it messes up sometimes).
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Pecker is up to his slimy neck in politically motivated messes.
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A rival hacker comes into the shop and messes with Kelly.
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That would be interesting, because that really messes up the audience.
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So when one of "the chosen" messes up, they pay the price.
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So I think he wants a situation where nobody messes with Russia.
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That's why #HowToGetAwayWithScandal proves these two hot messes are the real GOATs.
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Some messes are just better handled when you're the one in control.
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Dazzle your Snapchat followers as you clean up messes — Mary Poppins style.
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But we'll also have some messes to clean up along the way.
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We decided to explore a few hot messes the memo might create.
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And indeed, environmental proposals are often top-down, bureaucratic, job-killing messes.
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Sometimes, they clean up messes their people never even knew they made.
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Kris also strangely messes with Khloe after avoiding her youngest Kardashian daughter.
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Technology doesn't just mess with our heads, it messes with our bodies.
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"Alcohol only messes up and further clouds judgment," he told Entertainment Weekly.
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What does it feel like when someone else messes around with it?
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The guy who routinely messes up printing out copies of the scripts.
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Tillerson has tried to clean up Trump's messes, but to little avail.
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In case someone messes up your car, you can check the video.
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As in any therapeutic environment, messes are made and "breakthroughs" are shared.
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Crossing 6+ time zones seriously messes with my amygdala, making me depressed.
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You have to rush, I feel like it messes with your confidence.
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You're a master of working through messes and awkward situations, today especially.
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This humidifier fills from the top, helping to reduce messes and spills.
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Everyone messes up all the time, and it's going to happen again.
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But another problem is hindering these stores' comebacks as well: They're messes.
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Others are known for mopping up the messes of big-name individuals.
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Because when one of you messes up, he blames your entire group.
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The deep-cleaning suction is powerful enough to tackle all your messes.
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The country quickly filled up with factories that often left environmental messes.
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It kind of messes with your sense of how things should move.
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"Perfectionism messes us up by making us aim too high," Acuff writes.
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Especially when it comes to cleaning up messes like poop and hairballs.
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They both have to come in and clean up other people's messes.
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"It messes with their inventory and planning," said Mr. Solomito of Kayak.
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If one of us messes up on the field, it affects everyone.
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If one bad person gets in the pit, it messes it up.
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BPA, which mimics estrogen, messes with our hormones and can be carcinogenic.
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"And besides, if I walk down the street, no one messes with me."
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Pitch Perfect 3 knows this and messes just a tad with the formula.
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And I had to clean up for so many of his employee messes.
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"Kids are going to spill, throw up and generally make messes," says Jackson.
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"It kind of messes with me," she says of the three-syllable moniker.
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There are even add-ons made specifically to take care of pet messes.
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Cohen, though, worked with Trump — on his most sensitive messes — for a decade.
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They ask permission before doing anything that messes with part of the world.
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"But mergers that happen recently look like total trainwreck messes," he told Gizmodo.
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I can happily report that both animals made no messes throughout the weekend!
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Cheats on you, messes around with your best friend, just don't go there.
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If anything ever messes with this feature of the internet then forget it.
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You'll need to break out the vacuum to get those tough messes out.
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But being connected to so many potential relationships also messes with your brain.
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Dating within the team is forbidden, so the pair messes around in private.
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I only had two glasses, but wine messes up my sleep so much.
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And now the security guard will forever know ... NO ONE MESSES WITH HAILEY!!!!
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They've got the Queen's backing, after all, and nobody messes with the Queen.
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The BBC cameras kept panning to us in the crowd, these hot messes.
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He accelerates their evolution, and messes with their world, killing them off indiscriminately.
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The fund has been instrumental in cleaning up the messes of mining yesteryear.
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Sure, if he messes up he'll chop off something that won't grow back.
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AngryThis whole range of emotions totally messes with the reason I use Facebook.
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He is a contract killer, and a cleaner-up of other people's messes.
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And when I think about it, I cope with messes all the time.
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Here are some tips on how to clean the most common dog messes.
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We've got you covered: Here's how to clean the most common dog messes.
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Constant exposure to sunlight confuses the body and messes with its circadian rhythm.
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But this president has always left his messes for others to clean up.
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"It was one of the biggest messes that I've ever seen," she said.
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" — Jackie, 29, 224 minutes/day "Instagram definitely messes with my mental health sometimes.
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It stays in a weird part of your brain and messes with you.
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Not, to be clear, because he so ably cleans up Trump-made messes.
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She loves their relatable problems: hurt feelings, accidental messes, losing a beloved doll.
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Few teams are as good at making messes as Coach Bob Huggins's Mountaineers.
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A Guide to Cleaning Up Your Holiday Messes The holiday season is here!
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Not to mention second-order messes like the mishandling of the Ukrainian crisis.
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The pour shield and moveable head reduce messes to make your baking go smoothly.
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It certainly messes with Greta, whose consciousness ("cookie") gets put into a smart home.
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And this season is guaranteed to pack plenty of chaos, messes, and accidental successes.
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The sonic textures she messes with are almost as good as her heady lyrics.
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I sort of come in and work to clean up messes after the fact.
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If Mrs May polls badly or messes up Brexit, the Tories may split, too.
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She was always helping the other guys get out of the messes they created.
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If a company messes up, the US could be in violation of international law.
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Reggie messes this strategy up within seconds, and accidentally spills the beans to Archie.
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Upon completion, you're officially authorized to tell people how to clean up their messes.
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Here, for instance, it quite spectacularly messes up with military uniforms and bottled water.
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It actually messes up your executive functions, your inhibitory control, and your decision making.
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It messes with your circadian rhythm by giving you an inconsistent wake-up time.
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Freddy Krueger, A Nightmare on Elm Street This villain messes around with your dreams.
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It's designed to clean hardwood floors and features selective cleaning modes for various messes.
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Spending long periods in pressurised airline cabins dehydrates the body and messes up circulation.
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They needed to learn how to deal with their own messes, big or small.
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I wasn't sure if it was because they didn't want to clean up messes.
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Sleep deprivation also messes with hunger, impacts short-term memory, and can be deadly.
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"One of the biggest messes I have ever seen," one bond trader told IFR.
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The Clinton Foundation, for all its messes, has done good work in developing countries.
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It messes up the wiring in our brains; it changes the way we function.
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Hot messes have been around since before anyone used the phrase in this context.
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It really messes up your self-concept if you go modest but feel sloppy.
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It can be fun and exciting, but it also really messes with your head.
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He was handed a bunch of messes all around the world and at home.
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Decadent parties, festive decorations, once-a-year meals and … a whole lot of messes.
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If you have other kid messes you'd like guidance on, drop us a line.
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KW: This show messes me up because there are genuine feelings and moments here.
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My wife and I love playing and learning and all, but we hate messes.
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Teenagers today find themselves actively cleaning up the messes that generations before us caused.
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Any foreign country that messes with us will have a serious problem in return.
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Steratore, calling the A.F.C. Championship, had his own mess, err, messes, to deal with.
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The fairy circles are indeed the work of nature, but it's a nature based not so much on messes, but on how seeming messes at small scales can yield unexpected—supernatural even—organization at larger scales, a phenomenon known generally as emergence.
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But it was a solid case study for what can happen when GPS messes up.
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Classics like skee ball are also available unadorned and timeless (really, who messes with perfection?).
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Sleep deprivation messes with your appetite, your memory and even the health of your skin.
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This changes what the hairs perceive and messes with the signals that your brain receives.
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Time to face the many messes — both physical and personal — you made the night before.
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Diarrhea and hangover poops are just one more way that alcohol messes with your body.
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A Washington gaffe, of course, is when a politician messes up and tells the truth.
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From then on, the film's vignettes catalogue the messes which women have to clear up.
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When she messes up a line, her tongue has a life of its own.3.
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When Saffitz messes up, she starts over, just like how cooking works in real life.
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Sugar is devoid of any real nutrition, messes with your metabolism, and rots your teeth.
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That's because during his planned, prewritten speeches he's almost always cleaning up the president's messes.
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So I don't know why the President gets into these messes he doesn't need to.
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I didn't have to eat, but I could stay up for days composing brilliant messes.
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It winks at you, messes with you, and laughs both with you and at you.
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" Joe joined in, telling the tabloid, "When somebody messes with my baby, then it's over!
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It's less exciting than C-SPAN and, haven't you heard, it messes up your knees.
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That hashtag will allow a series of different messes to be presented to the pups.
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Then again, some run-of-the-mill venture-backed startups end up in similar messes.
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She messes up sometimes, and she's usually loud about it, because she's loud about everything.
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There were piles here, piles there, great messes, remnants of organization that never got finished.
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They're especially valuable if you have kids or pets and experience messes on the daily.
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Here's how Holt, married and a father of two, turned other people's messes into millions.
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The larger size also means it can hold more litter to cover up stinky messes.
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What better way to combine nostalgia with shambolic messes that just won't seem to die.
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Even when At The Drive-In's shows devolved into actual messes, it was always compelling.
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It occasionally causing messes like the recent government shutdown, but it's always in the background.
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Its lithium ion technology makes it strong enough to tackle heavier dry messes as well.
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This is a game that really messes with both your mind and your visual perception.
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More Weird Ways to Use Food to Clean Your Messes We asked, and you answered.
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Over the years, Fred funneled tens of millions of dollars to clean up Donald's messes.
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Though the restaurants now have to clean up the messes, it could probably be worse.
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These are the minor messes we encounter every day — difficulty finding reading time, being thirsty, having blurred vision, being without a pen and paper to make a list — that I wasn't able to even recognize as messes until I had the tools to clean them.
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"He's literally, like, on my face and messes my hair up and it's adorable," chuckled Robbie.
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They make messes and miss their mouths, and knock full cups and plates off the table.
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Let those people who aren't tapping you for help deal with their messes on their own!
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Sweeping is the next best option, but dustpans end up creating more messes than they clean.
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No family messes can really be mopped up as easily as commercials for cleaning supplies imply.
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I'm what you might call an organized maximalist — I love prints, colors, and beautifully arranged messes.
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There is, however, one big downside to all of that: it really messes with video playback.
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Just think what driving would be like if we couldn't clear messes off of the roads.
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There are just conflicting agendas, and Eddie's growing weariness over the messes he has to manage.
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Sometimes spreadsheets are imported without an issue, while other times they were jumbled messes of data.
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It can't be good for many reasons, and alcohol only messes up and further clouds judgment.
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Don't worry, Amazon is here with a deal on the perfect little helper for these messes.
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A cordless stick vac is a lifesaver when it comes to picking up small messes quickly.
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Studies have already shown that light pollution messes with the sleeping patterns of humans and wildlife.
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Just because someone messes up your order, it doesn't mean you need to lose your shit.
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He's spent his first months trying to clean up the president's messes, in Asia and elsewhere.
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" But, she adds, "The minute he messes up, he should be treated just like everybody else.
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Even if one of them completely messes up a competition, synchro divers say, they never argue.
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There were messes of human waste all over the road that came from the ice melt.
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But despite its own messes, Hershey is different in some major ways from other controlled companies.
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The Wallybroom is a two-in-one broom, seamlessly cleaning up both wet and dry messes.
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I was supposed to marvel at our talent for making messes, cutting corners, evading responsibility, procrastinating.
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There's something delightful about being alone in a space usually occupied by loud noises and messes.
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It also never seems to get stuck and finds messes easily with its Dirt Detect system.
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It also never seems to get stuck and finds messes easily with its Dirt Detect system.
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Except when the party messes up, in which case they are empowered to right the course.
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Our daring moves have certainly brought mixed reviews — and even made some messes — since mid-April.
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We've all had our point in time when we've been crazy, drunk irresponsible messes as well.
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If you don't know what's going on — like I didn't — this sensitization messes with your head.
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You just have to be willing to put up with some messes for a little bit.
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Plumbing work is a microcosm of the messes of the world, and sometimes I despise it.
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Octopus's garden apartment complex Let's try this again: "South Park" messes with Alexa in viewers' homes.
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So I don't know why the president gets into these messes that he doesn't need to.
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But, they're also known for their ability to turn adults and children alike into blubbering messes.
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Instead, he fell on the ground running by drawing attention to his own self-inflicted messes.
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They see themselves as on a mission to tidy up the messes left by their predecessors.
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They worry their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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They're worried their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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Fifty years on, the glamour of sixties revolutionaries remains, while the messes they made seem forgotten.
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"We've been cleaning up your messes since 1619, and it's getting kind of old," he writes.
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It's powerful enough to clean up big messes, and the cyclonic action keeps the filter clean.
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It's just the performance ... I mean, and she also messes up in a really good way.
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Some have argued that the film silences black women and messes with Turner's still-murky history.
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For other people it messes with stress levels and mood regulation in a really negative way.
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Often, they rely on others to help them attract new targets and clean up their messes.
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Kids need to run and be loud and, if they can't, it messes up the whole day.
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Because it gets in his head and it just messes with all of us a little bit.
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We decide to watch Roma on Netflix and are both blubbering messes by the end of it.
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But the episode is mostly a mess, in the way so many Netflix first episodes are messes.
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Humming underneath the field's frenetic excitement is trepidation: What happens if someone attempting this technique messes up?
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"The play that everyone (messes) around doing in practice and he does it in games," Bonino said.
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Think of it as a cyber rifle that messes with the drone so much it becomes ineffective.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook challenged Gen Z to clean up the messes Baby Boomers have left behind.
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"She messes up a lot of the time, which for me makes her more relatable," Adams said.
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Moaning people are skewered on the legs of a walking demon, and heads explode into gushy messes.
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Make sure you stock up on plenty of paper goods to quickly wipe away their mealtime messes.
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Three months of living free, easy, and on-the-move can translate to massive at-home messes.
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But I've never really been able to abide the disorder, the mood swings, the messes, the volatility.
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Rather than imposing discipline, access to foreign capital seemed to allow countries to get into bigger messes.
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X-Men doesn't have that steadiness, which is why we get sloppy, borderline unwatchable messes like Apocalypse.
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You can't make any mistakes, because when one of you messes up he blames your entire group.
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It's high-tech cleaning system can suck up messes on tougher surfaces, including carpets and hard floors.
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The power to print money has not always kept governments out of inflationary messes and debt crises.
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They can't seem to clean up their own messes internally in order to then fight each other.
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They're generally flailing messes executed by professionals who have no skill or moral reason to execute them.
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The AeroBed Mattress for Kids comes with a washable fleece covering layer that's good for kid messes.
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The cordless V10 doesn't sacrifice power, so it'll handle most messes around the house with no problem.
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It puts you in the shit when it wears off, and it messes with your sleeping pattern.
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As a result, many people find themselves doing frequent quick cleanups instead of letting messes build up.
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It messes with you, and they don't go as far as they can go on their potential.
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They seamlessly contain my messes and make my room look much more organized, even if it's not.
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There's certainly a place for a white artist to poke, laughingly, at our racial and class messes.
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Tidying Up loves to play with the visual contrast between Kondo and the messes she cleans up.
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How to Clean All of Your Halloween Messes The year's spookiest holiday can also be its messiest.
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Not many people want to clean up others' messes with hundreds of people looking over their shoulder.
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Gail: It is pretty amazing how the evangelicals have managed to ignore all the Trump morality messes.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s he took a series of government jobs cleaning up financial messes.
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It's so tiny compared to today's phones that it messes with people's expectations in a big way.
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Sure, the X4 is more unique than the X3, but the sloped roofline messes up the proportions.
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Leave the messes to your new robot best friend, the Eufy RoboVac 11S, Wirecutter's favorite robot vacuum.
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And it really messes with your ego, because nobody wants to get beaten by other people physically.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 30 tips on how to deal with — and enjoy — the messes that accompany sex.
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The highly rated Eye-Vac Home Touchless Vacuum is your answer to smaller messes and quick, convenient cleaning.
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This separation produces complex molecular structures that range from orderly flat-planed sheets to tangled messes of material.
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D. messes around on GarageBand in our spare room/his office/our guest room while I watch HGTV.
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They're wonderful to watch, but I can't help but wonder who has to clean up the resulting messes?
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The cord-free Dyson V7 vacuum is the perfect power vacuum to clean up any and all messes.
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It's a victim mind-set that is exhausting, especially because the Clintons' messes are of their own making.
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Last week, I pointed out how shockingly mature the walking, talking hot messes of Vanderpump Rules are becoming.
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Several million Americans suffer from celiac disease, which messes with the small intestine's physical ability to absorb nutrients.
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They are the best kind of mess—or, if you don't like messes, they are a fucking mess.
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Don't be surprised if you suddenly have a Terminator-like ability to zero in on the sneakiest messes.
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"I hope my intimate story can inspire readers to become their own strong, confident and vibrant pretty messes."
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Close your eyes and imagine the peaceful quiet of no roommates and no unexplained noises, smells or messes.
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If they'd just been paying attention to their indicators, the scripts imply, they wouldn't be in these messes.
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We want to get there, and we want to get there without creating big messes in the markets.
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Waypoint High's Saturday Morning Detention 2016's disappointments and hottest messes need to face up to disciplinary action.
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WE WANT TO GET THERE AND WE WANT TO GET THERE WITHOUT CREATING BIG MESSES IN THE MARKETS.
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I had to have several blood transfusions because chemo is a poison; it messes with the blood cells.
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It can also take care of both wet and dry messes, thanks to its built-in microfiber pads.
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"If somebody messes with my family, I don't forgive," Hilton said about her current beef with the actress.
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Furthermore, it is exhausting and frustrating to the United States to have to constantly clean up Ukraine's messes.
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To minimize messes, don't bring a leaky cup into the room with you — especially if you're running late!
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Look, nobody messes with Kim Jong-un of North Korea, because he's a crazy, inexperienced guy with nukes.
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Short answer: Poorly designed virtual reality messes with the systems humans have evolved for physically navigating through space.
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Elsewhere, on the chorus of "Porsche," (below) Charli messes with pop music's classic—and sometimes gutless—romantic impulse.
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Reducing Himiko to a literal corpse removes the game's principal antagonist and messes with the Indiana Jones formula.
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"Great messes all over the house and yard," she recalled in the oral history, describing her artistic activities.
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Uber still has several major issues to contend with, including several major government investigations, regulatory messes and lawsuits.
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If you think this messes things up, you are correct, and the complications drive Sylvia away from Ismael.
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However, all but nine are puny rural lenders, so it should be possible to mop up their messes.
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Some are stockpiling food and medicine in case a no-deal Brexit messes up import and export structures.
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I've never seen a national figure so good at listening, taking responsibility, and apologizing when she messes up.
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They fail to clean up messes on arterial walls or to spot cancer cells in need of destruction.
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Policy has always lagged behind the messes created by the growth team, and this was by organizational design.
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He is hyper-sensitive, dotes on Emma and anxiously checks whether she is ok after she messes up.
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But, Quinn says, customers have to trust that everything gets properly scrubbed and no one ever messes up.
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Sticky messes, spills, and muddy footprints are gone and only shiny floors remain with Rejuvenate All Floors Cleaner.
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Procrastination here does not pay off, especially if there are dishes to wash and messes to wipe up.
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Sorry, any president who had all these messes at once would be out the door in five minutes.
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If Hodak messes up any of that, he could get slapped with that 6 years and 8 months.
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That left messes of intensely radioactive fuel somewhere loose in the reactor buildings—though no one knows exactly where.
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And at night, the PH-28 is terribly inconsistent, often capturing a series of dark, blurry and unusable messes.
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That would have demonstrated it was taking swift action to ensure that it never messes up like this again.
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Skin IrritationAgain, anything that messes with the skin around your vaginal and urethral areas can cause painful, burning urination.
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Plus, even one glass of wine messes with my sleep and leaves me with a headache in the morning.
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The experiment revealed a few surprising ways that space messes with the body, like damaging DNA and affecting cognition.
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For example, any medical condition that messes with hormones — like polycystic ovarian syndrome or thyroid disorders — could change periods.
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"I think if you think about it too much it messes with a lot of things, mentally," he said.
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"Avoid reward hacking, or, "how can we make sure the cleaning robot doesn't just cover messes instead of cleaning?
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I don't operate well with being too serious; I find that messes with my process more than anything else.
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But if the AI messes up, it creates a privacy problem that would be especially problematic in troubled households.
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Yet when I attempt to navigate these questions by fucking a lot of different people, it messes me up.
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"He messes around in practice, and he's actually a pretty good shooter," Golden State coach Steve Kerr told reporters.
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Anke Schnell, an Atlanta mom, says that if someone messes with her son's Lego building, he can become explosive.
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You're probably guilty of quickly cleaning up messes with a vacuum that you probably should have tackled by hand.
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Throughout the book, Bandi drives home the idea that if one person messes up, the entire family is screwed.
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Although it has not been proven conclusively, many scientists think that changing the clocks messes with humans' circadian rhythms.
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It tracks the endless headaches for party regulars (especially Reince Priebus) who have had to clean up Trump's messes.
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And Mollen fully admits that she messes around with her medication a bit — to the chagrin of her doctor.
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Shaq is going to get a chance to make fun of McGee again the next time he messes up.
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We aren't dumb, we're adaptable—but adapting to a messed-up world messes you up, whether you remain functional
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Lopez, of Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, said he thought we'd see a lot more similar messes in the future.
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After a while, the pile of blocks gets so high that nobody messes with the pieces on the bottom.
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As Texas and Texas A&M were worried about asserting dominance against each other, they ironically became messes, themselves.
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Fill up this tank from the top to avoid messes and utilize sleep mode to turn off display lights.
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But while many messes have no useful purpose, those produced here will result in something delightful: fresh sourdough bread.
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Don't buy anything expensive, like electronics or travel tickets; Mercury messes with commerce as much as it does communication.
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The page-turner occasionally flips a page from the score, until he spaces out and messes up a cue.
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But she's just good enough -- and naive enough -- that when she messes up, we feel bitterly disappointed in her.
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Instead of digging the full-size vacuum out of the closet, tackle crevasses and smaller messes with a handheld.
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What usually messes solvers up at this point is what that particular theme element does to the longer answers.
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Employees should also wash their hands after handling dogs, eat and store food safely, and clean up messes safely.
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History shows otherwise: Think back to the messes at Fannie and Freddie and the "Bridge to Nowhere" in Alaska.
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She has a good feel for human stuff, for the messes we make and how we clean them up.
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I wish I could follow one method, but when you travel a lot, it really messes with that routine.
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"If anyone messes with you again, you will have a recognized, legitimate sisterhood backing you up," Ros tells Susie.
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They can work as standard vacuums, packing enough power to clean up most messes that line your floor post-Thanksgiving.
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But it also puts on display the daily messes that surely won't rise to the ranks of this board.[TechCrunch]
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You can actually type on it for prolonged periods of time without clubbing your fingers into mangled sausage-shaped messes.
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"3x the boys, 3x the messes, 3x the fun and 3x the love," Mackenzie captioned one of the three boys.
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There's a kind of galaxy called an elliptical galaxy, which are not spheres, but they're not discs or messes, either.
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I will soak up the sounds of their laughter and I will make them clean up all of their messes.
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I've heard it messes with digestion and rots your teeth, but I like it so much better than regular water.
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Klaus is left all alone with these spirits, and it completely messes him up for the rest of his life.
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Gypsy stars Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup and has Watts playing a therapist who apparently just messes with her patients.
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Going out during the week messes up my whole sleep schedule, even though I was home by midnight last night.
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From father-daughter baby classes to massive messes in the kitchen, the clip shows some of the family's wildest moments.
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Mr. Cohen also became his boss's go-to guy for cleaning up messes, from local zoning disputes to negative stories.
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Because exercise-induced amenorrhea messes with the production of reproductive hormones, athletes with the condition tend to be estrogen-deficient.
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These are the people that got us into all of the messes that we're in all over the Middle East.
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If you're not shooting people, then drop out of portrait mode, or prepare yourself for some blurry and fun messes.
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Like, don't use her to clean up your messes and then get mad that she maybe likes it too much.
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This light, small, and most of all affordable robot vacuum can pick up your messes on hardwood and thin carpets.
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Instead of fighting that, let's embrace it and fix the internet before it completely messes with our stupid monkey brains.
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I had neither burning mouth, which is accompanied by a scalding sensation, nor dry mouth, which messes with salivary production.
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The Kardashians don't want this kind of street cred because they think it messes with the heart of their brand.
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Key features include a new core brush specially made for stubborn messes and multiple floor plan mapping for precise cleaning.
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Because we are such a big team, sometimes the speed of the game messes with us, but we played smart.
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It's not enough that he messes with the election process, steals the presidency, and basically murders anyone in his way.
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They have to attend to his mood shifts and soothe him; they also have to clean up his myriad messes.
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Pick: 49ers -6 While agreeing with Jon Gruden that Thursday games tend to be sloppy messes, we picked Chargers -1.
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You're clearly a monster, but you're also right: Phone calls are terrible, anxious messes of misunderstandings, dropouts and dull patches.
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"You feel pretty helpless when a contractor messes up your project and walks away," Pierce, who's based in Virginia, said.
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Virtually everything was in its place, and messes were clearly cleaned up promptly enough that I simply didn't see any.
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And I like atmospheric psychological mystery, obviously, especially stuff that messes with the (supposed) boundary between crime and literary fiction.
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There is a heart attack, and Kepner messes up the staples and they have to do the whole thing over.
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When you're an eagle no one messes with you, least of all some silly mountain dog that can't even fly.
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We've rounded up the best stain remover, laundry detergent, vacuum, and more to help you take care of pet messes.
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My 6-year-old daughter, Georgia, loves to write and draw and make huge creative messes on the kitchen table.
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Life is a process of accepting the messes and learning to clean them up, and plumbing work is no different.
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Jolie Kerr has already written about many kid-related messes and how to clean them for Offspring, Lifehacker's parenting site.
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Obamacare is a mess, even if most Americans have learned to live with it (as we do with other messes).
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This means that every time Facebook messes up, we repeat an exhausting pattern: first outrage, then disappointment and, finally, resignation.
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Fortunately, Doom Eternal messes with the alchemy of its combat much less than it does its story and world-building.
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And, since Apple so rarely messes up when it comes to the iPhone, they're bound to be great phones, overall.
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" A tariff program, he said, is "kind of like the military—if it's strong enough, then nobody messes with you.
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She doesn't mind when he logs on, messes with her likes and follows the lives of her friends (like me).
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You realize that at no time does he put a tripod foot wrong, while his pal Threepio messes up constantly.
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When popular races didn't set a limit on the number of runners in their events, those races became crowded messes.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a scorching report last summer about an array of public service loan forgiveness messes.
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While testing, I wanted to make sure the carpet experienced the kind of messes that commonly occur in our home.
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Elsewhere in the house, Jean also seems to have some concerns about Jakob, namely his messes and his smoothie-making.
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Balázs messes up his job in London, loses his salary, and spends most of his time hopelessly lusting after Emma.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with the planet of growth, Jupiter, helping you figure out how to smooth over some messes.
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It isn't just good exercise, it's also the best protection since, she says no one messes with a skipping woman.
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Whatever administration eventually follows will have many messes to clean up and will need to distinguish those that truly matter.
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Sam is repeatedly the person who, like Adlon, has to step up and fix the messes left behind by others.
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Every cell inside of it is capable of organizing massive messes of DNA into chromosomes as a cell prepares to divide.
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"They have also, through their contractors, a very bad history, from my perspective, of not cleaning up their messes," he added.
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This month, just focus on achieving your goals; you can clean up whatever messes you make along the way next month.
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"My parents were great and there was a lot of love in our house, but they were kind of hot messes."
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And Mexican authorities have vowed to do everything they can to ensure that no one messes with the money immigrants send.
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Instead of revolving around a particular hero, like The CW's Arrow, the sitcom follows the people who clean up their messes.
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"Constipation messes with the vagina, too," she writes, explaining that when people are constipated, they tend to "strain" on the toilet.
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Things that connect people on a level that's recognizable, but then messes with that a little, or makes it more uncomfortable.
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As a mother of three, Molly Sims has learned the tricks of the trade when it comes to shielding against messes.
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Zoe (Zendaya) messes up her phone and realizes that one of its apps makes men and boys obey her like dogs.
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So users will see things like shot charts, shot attempts, makes, messes, turnovers, assists, steals and rebounds the second they occur.
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If one player messes up, both players have to start over from scratch, and replaying sequences multiple times can get tedious.
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Indeed, people have begun making some very exciting messes, as Sarah Jaffe recounts in her new book on American social movements.
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The series messes with viewers minds as it follows realistic android hosts in an amusement park who start to become sentient.
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Hazards of being a dad to young kids: spit-up stains, diaper blowout messes and, apparently, kicks to particularly sensitive areas.
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But he's listened to some bad advice from the same people who created many of these messes in the first place.
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One employee from Ohio told Business Insider that the workers would appreciate it if members would notify them of such messes.
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The exact mechanisms aren't totally understood, but we know that anything that messes with that fragile balance can cause bacterial vaginosis.
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I guess seeing a vision of all your dead friends saying, "You could have saved us," really messes with a guy.
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Maybe he'll even avoid Butterfield's couch, at least until later in life when someone other than me messes with his head.
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Recently, however, the cheese pull has morphed from the modest pizza slices of yore to monstrous, melty messes like this one.
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He's escaped accountability at each turn, all of his messes wiped clean by press agents and glossed over with star power.
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Kessler is a dapper, mild-mannered guy who says he's "pretty even-keeled," even as Trump messes hourly with his head.
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Nevertheless, the economic-policy turn expected under Trump could well create some costly messes to clean up sooner rather than later.
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He messes around with the rhythm so much there are times when the only person with the downbeat is the conductor.
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For Steven, it's finding moments of peace while he cleans up Pink's messes for the length of his potentially immortal life.
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"Stores might be dealing with messes, and homes might have things falling out of cabinets," Vaughan said, according to the Chronicle.
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I wish they did, because I make so many messes and good intentions don't seem to get me off many hooks.
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The messes forced officials to red-flag the race to a stop, to clean up the track and reset the field.
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The messes are a-plenty as St. Nicole and Jacques Frost deliver the best of the worst baking fails this season.
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"They basically try to keep him clean from any of the day-to-day messes that are happening," the person said.
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It can be filled with resentfully cleaning others' messes, passive-aggressive notes, and late checks for their share of the utilities.
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At first, it's jarring to see everyone we once knew as lovably chaotic messes living the lives they always dreamed of.
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But in The Girl on the Train universe, there are only two kinds of women: damaged messes and aloof, uncaring bitches.
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The exterior of the cup is condensation-free and the tumbler comes with a lid so no worries about messes or spilling.
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There are sloppy, scrappy messes of you guys just fucking off, and then songs that seem like they were really labored over.
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As part of the festival's goal to "leave no trace," however, the burners are mindful to clean up any messes they make.
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The experience inspired him to create Do Not Disturb, a new app that will alert users if someone messes with their Mac.
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"A lot of people discount how much it messes you up when you really, really have your heart broken," says Kelly, 34.
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When you're done busting those messes, just return the vacuum to its convenient charging station, where it will await its next job.
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Small messes are constant, but big upright vacuums are possibly the most inconvenient appliance to have if your living space is limited.
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Using just water, the Shark steam mop cuts through stuck-on messes — no chemicals are involved and no residue is left over.
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Medical literature is littered with strange cases of humans doing ridiculous things, and doctors trying to clean up the resulting bodily messes.
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When unattended, these seemingly innocuous household piles can easily fester into full-blown messes that will take you ages to clean up.
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To reformers on the right, if government messes up most things it touches, expensively, why trust it to run vast prison systems?
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ANDREA TRABOULSIBeirut The Economist's chronic anti-Brexit bias continues to surface in issue after issue ("The mother of all messes", January 19th).
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Plus, countless lawsuits would arise over who has responsibility for things like the mining messes that the coal industry has left behind.
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Avery messes up an idiom saying "your gut's in your throat" instead of "your heart's in your throat," and has a revelation.
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This applies to the four albums reviewed below, several political despite themselves, each of which messes with established forms while representing desire.
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Other cool benefits of the Roomba i7+ include its ability to map your home and its Dirt Detection Technology for stubborn messes.
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This experimental 360° droste plays around with the idea of an endless loop, but also messes with the concept of linear time.
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The general consensus seems to be that IT pros spend their time cleaning up the messes resulting from plain, dumb human error.
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"Sometimes when teams play zone, it kind of messes with Frank a little bit," Kansas coach Bill Self said after the victory.
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Take a little once-around through the kitchen and living room, tidy up the little messes that you or other people made.
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Peppa suddenly became the patron saint of hanging up on unwanted messes and annoyances in life: Ex : I miss yo..Me: pic.twitter.
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"If you are on the tenth domestic violence call in one day it messes with your brain," says a former police officer.
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High blood sugar can also make your blood flow slow down, which in turn messes with your body's ability to heal itself.
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He defends the beauty of the mountains as an important economic asset and asserts that the industry should clean up its messes.
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Instead, she sends her audio portions to the studio, which messes with Jamal, who much prefers the connection he had with Freda.
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Learning to keep your surroundings in order and take responsibility for your messes are important to becoming a competent, socially mature adult.
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"I'm banned from the Olympics; I put too much spin on the ball, and it messes with the Earth's rotation," he said.
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High-quality toilet plungers are easy to use, keep messes to a minimum, and they can unclog even the most difficult drains.
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That no matter who messes with you, you pick up the biggest stick that you can, and you fight back with it.
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The messes aren't consistent with normal human lives either, and the only organic lives are the cat, the plants, and the bugs.
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She will stay at the company until a replacement is found and has not gotten publicly dragged into its most toxic messes.
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Nevertheless, the economic-policy turn expected under Trump could well create some costly messes to clean up sooner rather than later. Why?
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No one messes with Hannah's decisions to follow her heart — especially if her heart leads her to want sex in a windmill.
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In a measure of how much this show messes with you, I briefly wondered if Irving, too, was somehow an Elliott projection.
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So Steere suggests considering how you're most likely to respond when you're under the gun and someone on your team messes up.
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The vacuums featured below also detach to include an additional handheld vacuum that is perfect for small messes and quick clean ups.
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He insisted he was saving "many thousands of American jobs" in sparing coal companies the expense of cleaning up their environmental messes.
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Research has shown that the treatment messes with the gut microbes that help them digest their leafy diet — meaning they can starve.
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I've been too tentative, standing awkwardly away from the skillet or the counter, which can ironically lead to more messes or injuries.
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All that screen staring messes with our sleep and vision, and most critically, keeps us from being aware of those around us.
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The Trump approach would be like trying to amputate a dog's rear end so you wouldn't have to clean up its messes.
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Beyond carbon neutrality, Castro sees cleaning up existing messes and rolling back Trump-era rules as key to the climate change fight.
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I one hundred percent believe that there are publicists that have to clean up spectacularly horrific messes on behalf of their clients.
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If you have the Black + Decker Cordless Hand Vac, you're more likely to clean up your messes because it works so well.
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No matter how much he messes up, no matter how far away I push him, he's always going to be my dad.
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All that unanticipated tracking made a bunch of people mad at Uber, and Uber has been working to clean up its privacy messes.
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In its squirmy maggot phase, it feasts on our messes—and can in turn be feasted on by farm-raised fish and fowl.
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For better or worse, technology has to get us out of the messes we've made, or else we'll all go down with it.
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And he doesn't appreciate it when the ostensible head of the party, Trump, or his allies do something that messes with the chemistry.
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On the other hand, if you have a tiny apartment, a handheld steam cleaner might be best to tackle spills, stains, and messes.
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She sketched out the designs and then called in a professional to make sure they turned out to be masterpieces not giant messes.
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They don't control how often people use the facilities, what sort of messes they make in them, or how often they are cleaned.
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That electric signal messes with your balance, tricking you into feeling like you're falling one way, so you move the other to correct.
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Stream flows can be disrupted by both too much and too little water, which messes with the habitats of fish and other wildlife.
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"I feel a lot of people in the spotlight put their kids in a bubble and that's what messes them up," she says.
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Korede is used to cleaning up her beautiful younger sister, Ayoola's, messes — like Femi, Ayoola's boyfriend who winds up dead on the floor.
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Not limited to cars of course, the V7 makes an amazing tool for small cleanups of any kind: boats, quick indoor messes, whatever.
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Tracks like "Spotted Gold," off her debut album, Messes (out 1/27) are punchy and colorful, while others like "You" are melancholically twangy.
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Seeing a fanbase with so much hope not a week previous, transmuted on the spot into vomiting messes, you wonder: is this fair?
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If it did, then many of humankind's messes—including the mess American politics is in right now—would be easier to clean up.
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No longer will Agent 47 meet a horrific end if he messes with the wrong commode in Marrakesh: I, for one, am relieved.
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Dyson's latest V11 Animal cordless vacuum will be ace for big messes left by roommates or pets, and it's $101 off at Amazon.
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Just two weeks ago, a haggard-looking Sloan testified before Congress about his efforts to clean up the various messes he had inherited.
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Just like the federal government, the states also can dig their way out of their respective messes by restraining the growth of spending.
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In the best possible way, they were every stereotype attached to the word "emo" rolled into five hot messes in leg-strangling jeans.
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Ahmad, whose Instagram bio says that she "specializes in hot messes," says it all started with a botched color job four years ago.
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High-quality toilet paper is gentle on your sensitive regions, easy on your plumbing, and it cleans up messes without leaving anything behind.
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She's sassy, but some messes a gal can't clean up alone, so she hires the gunslingers, beginning with Mr. Washington's bounty hunter, Chisolm.
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Rather, an anal douche is used before anal sex as a way to clear any fecal matter from the area and prevent messes.
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Steele served only one term, eventually removed by the party and replaced by someone they thought could fix the messes he left behind.
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Business Insider visited a New York Target in Manhattan in August and found the store overrun with boxes and messes in many departments.
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Destroying Dany's ships weakens the Dragon Queen significantly and messes with the entire battle plan she laid out on that table at Dragonstone.
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"Unfortunately, a lot of what I do is cleaning up the messes" of those who do not follow those protocols, Mr. Curran said.
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For decades, Republican and Democratic administrations alike have prosecuted environmental crimes and sued polluters to recover the cost of cleaning up their messes.
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For even more, listen to Jolie's podcast Ask a Clean Person, where she and I recently talked about tackling the holiday's toughest messes.
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Notice that asterisk by remediation, which refers to the cost of cleaning up environmental messes and abandoned infrastructure left behind by fossil fuels.
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"This means that every time Facebook messes up, we repeat an exhausting pattern: first outrage, then disappointment and, finally, resignation," Mr. Hughes writes.
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Instead of trying to clean up all these messes one by one, the logic goes, why not just remove the underlying financial incentive?
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" She clarified,"I don't remember my mum using the word 'virgin' but she was like, 'It goes inside you and messes with you.
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He's just another spokesman trying to cover up the president's messes with carefully worded statements, only to be contradicted by a Trumpian tweet.
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He said that it often takes many tries to get the video, and every time his grandmother messes up, she thinks it's hilarious.
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No one could faithfully adapt Martin's two great sprawling messes, A Feast For Crows and A Dance With Dragons, nor would they want to.
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Again, this isn't inherently bad, but Facebook has yet to indicate that it prioritizes cleaning up its most harmful messes over its public image.
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Instead, Biden has been only talking to the national press corps to clean up messes, and otherwise preferring to stick with local news outlets.
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Family messes are made of blood and experience, history and lore, they're sticky and stubborn and not wiping up easily any how any way.
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Is the answer for Resident Evil to become a series about the everymen and everywomen who accidentally stumble into the messes of major corporations?
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"If they take away some of these cuts to education, that messes up the math for the rest of the tax bill," he says.
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As busy as you are right now, take the time to double-check your work and keep an eye out for other people's messes.
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A campaign bus has been touring the country under the slogan of Con Mis Hijos No Se Metan ("no one messes with my kids").
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The way it subverts those tropes and expectations, and messes with the power dynamics they've created, is part of what makes Crazyhead so exciting.
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The latter allows us to be digital packrats who never delete or even organize anything; our messes are just kept invisible, their management outsourced.
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I think people should clean up their own messes, and few people have the means to clean up Facebook right now other than him.
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Coal companies leverage every financial and governmental advantage against those who seek to shut them down and clean up the messes they leave behind.
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If the Fed messes up and over-tightens now, it cannot cut rates by very much either, since they are so close to zero.
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Skirts help prevent messes or damage to wood flooring or carpets caused by spilled water and also help reduce the risk of electric shock.
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Tillerson has a big job ahead of him unwinding Obama's foreign policy messes and North Korea is one of the big challenges facing Trump.
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And I'm okay with my messes, just like I'm okay with my big summer hair, because I know I'm never going to be flawless.
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This was key to me accepting the differences in my own friendships with women and learning to accept all of the individual hot messes.
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Narcolepsy is a neurological sleep disorder that messes up the sleep cycle, causing people with the condition to be extremely sleepy during waking hours.
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"When you have so many people burning out and leaving, it really messes up the potential for these movements to be effective," Gorski said.
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Rumu's ready to cleanup all the messes his absentee human owners, who happen to be the vacuum's creators, leave behind in their smart home.
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Not because of the inevitable food quality decline (cancer messes with your taste buds and overall cooking abilities), but because she was never home.
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"That just makes me nervous anytime someone messes with my passport any way," Ms. Dillard, a Milwaukee native, said in an interview on Monday.
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"Sometimes it kind of messes me up when I go back to driving because now I'm used to the truck driving," Mr. Runions said.
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"Dumpster fire" was a popular way to describe the mess that was 2016, or particular messes like the presidential election or the Brexit vote.
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Bateman-House is concerned that GoFundMe allows misinformation, suggesting it messes with patients' abilities to make informed decisions by not policing false medical claims.
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Just because these folks are famous doesn't mean they're organized ... and you're about to get an inside look into some of these celeb messes!
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It reminded them of another of her nicknames, "the babysitter," which she acquired for cleaning up political messes created by men in top jobs.
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It's how I explore how a movie like American Animals or I, Tonya messes with the audience, and what that teaches audiences to expect.
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This is just one class of extreme weather we can expect to see more of, on average, as climate change messes with our weather systems.
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But more importantly, there are probably a lot of other places where the changing climate or human activity messes with entire food webs and ecosystems.
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After the race, they left behind a vehicular graveyard littered with smashed fence posts, messes of barbed wire, and at least one empty fire extinguisher.
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That's because it feels like a tech company messes up every damn day, whether it really was a glitch or maybe a human gone rogue.
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Mostly he says "I'm Groot" over and over, cries, wears an outfit for a little while, and messes up everything he is asked to do.
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Containers that have drainage holes on the bottom accompanied with a waterproof saucer to prevent big messes are a godsend, and work perfectly for herbs.
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You'll want to choose a model that comes with easy setup and maintenance, so you won't have to invest more time for handling tough messes.
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But the one that really messes with my understanding of the picture is White Girl, which is based on writer/director Elizabeth Wood's own experiences.
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It's hard for many people to look at hedge funds' successes without a touch of envy, and often impossible to behold their messes without schadenfreude.
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Speaking of messes, the folks behind Social Capital that got left behind when their venture firm became a family office are back with something new.
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In this week's episode, "Drop Dead Gorgeous," Khloé Kardashian refuses donuts, Kim Kardashian does a half-dead person's make-up, and Scott Disick messes up.
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He has shown, yet again, that the normal rules of politics don't apply to him and made a statement that no one messes with Trump.
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" In one sketch on the NBC show, a mom says she buys the suits to clean up messes, because they're "effectively cheaper than paper towels.
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The Superfund program is supposed to compel the polluters themselves to clean up the messes they made, but American Creosote Works went bankrupt in 1981.
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Many studies claim the time change could even damage physical and mental health since this societal self-imposed jet lag messes with our circadian rhythm.
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Consequently, Selina tends to suppress her worst suspicions about how she's perceived or simply distract herself with the 87 other messes spilled at her feet.
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It's clearly a non serious product of negotiations amongst White House staff to try to clean up messes the president created in the first place.
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It's clearly a non serious product of negotiations amongst [White House] staff to try to clean up messes the president created in the first place.
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She might roll her eyes or remind Bobby of the high stakes to his reckless behavior, but she mostly has to clean up his messes.
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One of the biggest names on the island is mycologist Paul Stamets, who is best known for deploying fungi to clean up humanity's worst messes.
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I typically rely on textured cottons, fun prints, and hardy fabrics like denim or synthetics, and carry Tide wipes with me for the inevitable messes.
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A canister of sturdy Clorox Anywhere Wipes tucks easily into an emergency go-bag to clean-up messes, and are safe to use around pets.
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Ivanka Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, said in an interview that he has been busy cleaning up "messes" left behind by former vice president Joe Biden.
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If your holiday festivities result in all new stains, spills and messes you'd rather not bring into 2018, here's how to clean them all up.
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She married right after college and found work as a C.P.A., which she enjoyed because it allowed her to make sense of other people's messes.
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Such messes persuaded White House officials to back off, and in the last two decades they have largely left the Fed to do its job.
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A mild abrasive like Soft Scrub is a good product for these kinds of messes, as is our old friend the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
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Of a president who abused women, lied about it, and used his power to bomb other countries so he could distract from his personal messes.
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So this year I've invited our resident clean person and friend of SL Jolie Kerr to talk about cleaning up all of those holiday messes.
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"If someone's doing a hotel at 5 in the morning and the flowers don't get there until 8, it just messes everything up," he says.
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"Simpatico" is about how easy it is to get lost in the messes we make of our lives, especially when we think we're in control.
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The material is water resistant, so it will hold its own against most spills and messes until you get a chance to clean them up.
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This is how Alabama likes to think of its choice candidates: as good, common-sense fellas who come in to clean up the politicians' messes.
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Uber's next leader will have many messes to clean up, but our business reporter says repairing its relationship with drivers should be a top priority.
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But over time she warms, finding a place for herself in a community that welcomes her ability to tidy up even the most persistent messes.
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I need to be able to pay attention to his needs, not spend the time arguing with his mother and cleaning up the dog's messes.
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We didn't even wash the other things you would typically, like bed linens, towels or the baby messes that surprise us on any given day.
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It's equipped with a variety of cleaning modes for various messes — sweep, vacuum, and mop — and can work up to 110 minutes on a single charge.
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I pay a coin and white liquid pours out of a nozzle and the human pony drinks it from the floor where it also makes messes.
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Looking ahead to 2019, we're excited to see tech wrestle with some of its failures and possibly innovate its way out of the messes it's created.
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I found the Ultra Clean wipes to be a favorite because they remove sticky messes in the kitchen and dried-on toothpaste in bathroom sinks easily.
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These guys are supposed to be paragons of discipline and leadership, and other such nonsense, but when somebody else messes up, they just can't handle it.
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Yet no policy moves, short of withdrawing Russian forces from eastern Ukraine, can lift the sanctions-created uncertainty that dampens investment and messes up budget planning.
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"Technology is not ever a villain in the show — it's always about human failings and messes that technology has helped facilitate," he tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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With it, users can get a clearer picture of where the Roomba is cleaning the most, offering a better idea of where messes are coming from.
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COMING UP TODAY • The cartoonist Roz Chast and the author Barry Yourgrau discuss messes and how to clean them up at Kinokuniya Books in Bryant Park.
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How to Clean 12 Common Messes Window Screens: Once a year When warm weather arrives, it's time to de-grime and let the fresh air in.
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Its throttling policy doesn't violate net neutrality principles, but the least the company can do is proactively notify customers when it messes with their video streams.
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Not only does estrogen directly affect how potent your cannabis is, it also messes with the way your body's naturally occurring cannabinoids work, Dr. Knox explains.
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If you've only got little messes, you probably won't notice the Dyson's less impressive performance—heck you might even appreciate the lower wattage on a Dyson.
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Facebook tells TechCrunch that it hears loud and clear that it must be more transparent about its product and privacy settings, especially when it messes up.
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It can be funny and easy to laugh off when a Starbucks employee messes up your name, but apparently, some name flubs aren't quite so harmless.
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But those changes can also happen when you're on birth control pills or in the early stages of pregnancy — basically anything that messes with your hormones.
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But, in keeping with Uber's previous management style, the company seems more adept at making messes than compensating the folks who have to clean them up.
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The early chases and fights are hectic, stroboscopic messes, evidence less of the innovative power of digital effects than of the creative fatigue they can induce.
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Rulings against the parent could push it into bankruptcy alongside its unit, creating "one of the biggest corporate messes of our time," a CEOC adviser testified.
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It's a sick game that comes to an end when he accidentally messes with the wrong crowd: a group of stuntwomen going on a test drive.
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One of the most damaging things for hair is a simple wash and dry it because the water swells the hair and messes up the cuticle.
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Living in such tight quarters can create unique, unexpected problems that can seem magnified in a tight space, like easier wear and tear and quick messes.
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And maybe it's the very fact that so many of us expect and even feel entitled to a happy ending that gets us into these messes.
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She had discovered that it was vital to say "feces" and "urine" instead of using cruder terms for the messes that people left in the toilet.
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Either way, these clothes are just further confirmation that no one messes with Beyoncé — and if you try, she'll just beat you at your own game.
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Everyone gets imposter syndrome sometimes, but if a musician messes up on stage, only they know they've made a mistake—the crowd just keeps on dancing.
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Instead of keeping an area spotless, it might be inclined to repeatedly create messes so that it can reap the reward every time it cleans up.
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He gets zero credit because these critics are less concerned with cleaning up legitimate messes, than strangling the American manufacturing sector today and into the future.
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"I wish they would stop making messes like this and start doing things in a better way for the generation that comes after us," she said.
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This may sound like an odd modus operandi for a play that considers the messes people make of their lives in pursuit of gain and glory.
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"I take him in the shower, in the bath, and outside," he said, adding that the duck wears a diaper inside the house to avoid messes.
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And instead of different choruses for each act, hers, from the start, are the domestic workers of the House of Atreus, cleaning up their masters' messes.
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My kids know when their dad messes up, I'm in front of it because I want to be an example so they know what to do.
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And so I've rounded up some of the messes cats most love to make, to help you, dear cat person, live in harmony with your feline.
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"The moment that the regime messes with our observation posts, if there is any attack, then things will take a very different direction," Erdogan told Reuters.
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Mr. Kalanick's successor at Uber will have many messes to clean up, including bruised staff morale, a toxic company culture and a short-staffed executive team.
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It's also smart to have a good water bottle handy, as well as an easy way to clean up food messes for when you inevitably spill.
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A little less advanced, but still awesome, the Shark Ion robot vacuum tackles messes on every floor type and handles debris and hair like a champ.
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This thing has 12 rows of brushes that get deep into your carpet for busting even the toughest messes, and can even help eliminate nasty odors.
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This is also a nice value proposition, especially for those staying for longer than a few nights or traveling with children who are prone to messes.
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"He's figured out how to be a relatively normal teenager who goes through the messes and problems that most normal teenager goes through," Mr. Smith said.
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Additionally, Made In installed juice grooves and wells along the edge of the block that collect liquids and bread crumbs, helping cut down on countertop messes.
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When Obama wanted to make sure stimulus money didn't disappear to fraud, he turned to Biden — "nobody messes with Joe," he said — and Biden came through.
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In the somewhat smaller works of "Safe House," at the Mary Boone Gallery, Ms. Abney messes with language more, riving relatively normal images of black life.
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My guess is that these tests are larger than we think, because they bury them under a lot of rock and that messes up the signal.
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Someone who pleads guilty to something, and then messes it up, is in a worse position than if they never pleaded guilty in the first place.
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Collected by USC's Hadrian Predock, Errors, Estrangement, Messes and Fictions explores the dinner party of form that results from bringing together everyday architectural objects at various scales.
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"It kind of messes with you because you think you are going to do good the rest of the game," Gurley said of the successful opening drive.
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The show's premise rests on the cast being giant, sloppy messes, but one of the selling points of Family Reunion was that they had supposedly grown up.
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There's a weird bug that messes up the letter "I," as well as a design flaw in the Calculator app that seems to affect quick number crunches.
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The debates should offer a first forum for voters to hear what a potential president has to say about how we can get out of these messes.
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"I just think a lot of the media messes up by still running with the 'it's all just racist gamers that hate women' line," he told me.
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Messes don't always come with a warning, and you don't want to have to lug around a huge vacuum with a long cord every time they do.
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One set of sensors keeps the Roomba from getting stuck or falling down stairs, while another triggers it to focus on areas where there are bigger messes.
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New gadgets, new villains, new attitude — there must be a million ways The Lego Batman movie messes with the bat-canon, yet somehow it never violates it.
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The robots, created in partnership by Retail Business Services and Badger Technologies, are nicknamed "Marty" and roam around stores looking for spills and messes to clean up.
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Still, Professor Ball told Business Insider that although "Americans and many people in other countries love coffee," real addiction truly messes up your life—coffee dependency doesn't.
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But what if I told you there was a handheld vac so useful that it might make you seek new opportunities to suck up life's little messes?
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In 1947 aminopterin, a chemical which messes up cell division by interrupting the metabolism of folic acid, was found to produce remissions in children with acute leukaemia.
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"Our characters that are real hot messes and go on these crazy, awful dates, we end up having to pull that [material] from other people," said Murphy.
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He needs the race to be about the chance to send a fresh face to Washington to clean up some of the messes Trump has already created.
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Environmental protection under the new administration may face a bumpy road, but making polluters pay to clean up their own messes ought not be partisan or controversial.
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But mopping up messes is an honourable activity, and this week's launch of a new outlet for the publication of duplication is part of the clean-up.
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That's how you get incoherent messes like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which seemed like J.J. Abrams was doing karaoke with the iconic visuals of the past.
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This time—as the title suggests—they thematically embraced an affection for life and its romantic messes: sexual discovery, desire, and the dubiously transformative power of love.
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It can remember up to three floor plans with the multiple floor mapping feature, just in case there are messes in the kitchen, master bedroom, or attic.
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M: So if a hacker messes with your firmware, the damage would be done before you would have a chance to click on anything to fix it?
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But as a parent, the prospect can be a little more grim — messes, yelling, everyone eating your cookies and a 10-hour loop of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
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Eastern, Fox and NFL Network Line: Chargers -1 | Total: 48.5 If you watch Thursday night N.F.L. games and think they are sloppy messes, you are not alone.
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Spills happen but Easy-Off Professional Max Fume Free Oven Cleaner will take care of the worst messes without burning your lungs or making you scrub forever.
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The way Soderbergh messes with movies and the business around them is of a piece with his favorite narrative theme: how money makes or breaks human relationships.
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The active ingredient in most hot sauce is something called capsaicin, a chemical compound found in chili peppers that messes with the nerve endings on your skin.
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Whether you're trying to get in on the robot vacuum action, are a more traditional upright vacuum person, or need a handheld one for little messes, Jet.
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Formerly writers and professors, they now sustain their devastated marriage by cleaning up the messes of others: She scrubs houses, he scours patients' spillage in a hospital.
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It also means that manufacturers may no longer sell "packing peanuts" — those white, popcorn-like nuisances that make messes of hallways and building trash rooms — for shipping.
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In some ways the firing is merciful, as she was, at times, verbally abusive to the employee even as the employee was helping to fix her messes.
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He gives his lieutenants lies to peddle, creates avoidable messes and then rails if underlings don't grab their mops and clean up with sufficient cheer and success.
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This may point to the risks men run when writing about fathers (speaking of overdetermined messes), but it also exposes the one real shortcoming in Lerner's approach.
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With two side brushes and a center main brush, the Ecovacs Deebot 500 tackles messes and debris with ease, and transitions easily from carpeting to hard floors.
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At what point do the president's staff and the Republicans in Congress get tired of babysitting and cleaning up messes and decide they want a real president?
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Human beings are compilations of inherited and adopted identities, of place and circumstance, luck and genetics, real messes of the vulnerable and volatile percolating within societal restraints.
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When Grace returns, Frankie is upset that Grace constantly dismisses her; Grace is upset that she constantly feels the strain of fixing Frankie's flights of fancy-created messes.
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Even if they had, I'd still have been more worried about the many other so-called "women's issues" that PCOS often messes with: body hair, weight, and mood.
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Last year, Facebook's first president Sean Parker and former executive Chamath Palihapitiya both expressed serious misgivings about Facebook and how it messes with people's psychological and social structures.
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Along with general cleaning, select a mode to vacuum along specific edges, spot clean in a single area, or enter Max mode to power through most stubborn messes.
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Copyright is a mess, but more of a mess in some ways than others, and one of the biggest messes right now is licensing music for digital broadcast.
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Alcohol messes with your brain's communication pathways (which alters your judgement and behavior), changes your mood, makes it harder to think clearly, and leads to dehydration and hangovers.
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He said he's been busy cleaning up "the messes" that former Vice President Joe Biden was supposedly responsible for creating related to the Middle East and criminal justice.
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Whether pet hair is your main concern or your floors are prone to particularly hard-to-clean messes, the Ecovac's suction power is strong enough to handle both.
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Jack's father Tom (a particularly surly Robert DuVall) held the seat before him, and his messes are proving hard to clean up — not that Jack's hands are clean.
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Thanks to a life-changing offer from Lori Greiner, coupled with a solid product performance, Bambooee is en route to becoming the go-to solution for household messes.
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Its two modes, max and powerful, can handle even the most impressive messes (like the days you decide to let the kids eat fast food in the car).
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"(Jordan) is a (heck) of a defender — he messes a lot of things up," said Wade, crediting the Clippers center for at least part of Miami's shooting woes.
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But everyone was waiting on the boys, and they certainly didn't disappoint: Good thing there's an ongoing cleanup effort: We'll keep you updated on any other pending messes.
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RELATED:5 Sex Resolutions For The New YearThe Painful, Little-Known Condition That Messes With Women's Sex LivesI Have An IUD To Avoid Having An Abortion — That's It
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This seems to pose a particular issue for Equinox, which seems to attract a user base that feels entitled to leave messes for other people to clean up.
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When an actor messes up, they typically have a team of managers, agents, and crisis managers to back them up with handcrafted personal statements apologizing for their actions.
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Vice presidential candidates don't have much impact on the presidential vote, so the best they can do is reinforce their running mates' messages or clean up their messes.
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They showed giant glitter messes and complaints about the stench (one thief even said he was worried about how his girlfriend would react to his smelly, sparkling car).
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One thing to keep in mind as you read this, everyone messes up — even if you read this article and take every bit of advice we offer here.
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So, while we may not keep our apartment nearly as clean as a Property Brother, at least none of our messes have led to major structural repairs...yet.
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Nonetheless, the ride-hail company — which is rumored to be looking at going public in 2018 — has managed its way out of all these previous public relations messes.
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What all of these productions had in common was that on paper, they should be absolute messes, gimmicky mashups that are less than the sum of their parts.
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The messes Sabrina asks Rumu to clean get stranger and, as more rooms open to Rumu, I rooted through the drawers and journals of the seemingly missing family.
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My summer job involves messes that constantly elicit physical and mental discomfort, and the work demands an attitude of grittiness and grace that I frequently struggle to adopt.
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"You don't get to have this many messes over the years like Roger has had and survive it," one unidentified owner said on the call, according to ESPN.
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The "working world" was a toy version of mine, a dollhouse in which some larger hand was there to place everything in order, clean up messes, cover bases.
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The rest goes toward maintaining the nation's nuclear weapons arsenal, cleaning up environmental messes from the Cold War and conducting scientific research in areas like high-energy physics.
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"I think before you move on to Libra, you ought to clean up the messes of the past," Representative Madeleine Dean, Democrat of Pennsylvania, said at the hearing.
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Nonetheless, "Faces" (1968), "A Woman Under the Influence" (1974) and "Opening Night" (1977), all viewable on Filmstruck, depict with painful clarity the messes one can make by drinking.
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Thankfully, I have never experienced anything more than minor spills and crumbs, but I have charged a cleaning fee a couple of times for messes that warranted it.
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"Sometimes, the league really messes up, and I think they really messed this up badly," he said in a wide-ranging discussion in his Gillette Stadium office here.
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But he also has a tendency to get in over his head and make huge messes, which are mostly forgiven because he's such a thoughtful and kind bear.
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Best for deep cleaning Best for Value Best for allergies If you want a lightweight, easy-to-store defense against messes, we strongly suggest keeping a handheld vacuum around.
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It creates a host of messes including splash back and disgusting drips, and inevitably the toilet seat gets left up, leading to someone accidentally plummeting into the porcelain abyss.
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Throwing our homemade sandwiches, salads, and snacks into sad plastic grocery bags, that are then shoved shamefully inside gym duffles or purses, has turned many meals into squishy messes.
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The Deebot can pick up most messes with ease, but can also employ the help of a max power mode for double the suction in even the toughest areas.
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Who cares that this messes with decades of canon, and will likely be re-written (retconned, in the comics parlance) in a future comic, making the entire mess pointless?
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There are rules of engagement they brief you on, and you kind of have to go with it or it messes up your chances of anyone speaking to you.
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After all, liking everything messes up the algorithm that was providing so much of his personal information to Big Social and the advertisers it rakes in the cash from.
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As climate change messes with ecosystems, scientists and doctors have worried that outbreaks of zoonotic diseases (those that can spread from animals to humans) could become harder to predict.
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Over the next three days, the reactors melted down — and since then, the plant operator has been hunting for the molten messes of metal and radioactive fuel left behind.
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And in the same way that restrictive eating totally messes with how you see food, the quest to perfectly ritualize my work life was warping my relationship to time.
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The option to password protect profiles within a single account would keep your viewing history private from nosy roommates while ensuring no one messes with your carefully constructed queue.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Are you the person in your company who cleans up your boss's messes and soothes the hurt feelings they leave in their wake?
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In order to avoid blowing our future grocery budgets on one too many takeout orders, we rounded up the top storage essentials to help keep those messes at bay.
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It would be a future "free of mistakes, accidents, and random messes" — and also shorn of the primacy of individuality and personal agency at the heart of the Enlightenment.
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Be a Master of Disaster and tidy up those unexpected messes with an easy, portable alternative to the cumbersome stand-up vacuums and get yourself a handheld vacuum instead.
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"Alcohol, for example, is a depressant, and it actually messes with the neurotransmitters in your brain, including the one needed to help you keep anxiety at bay," she says.
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Neurally or nervous system-mediated syncope happens when the autonomic nervous system gets twitchy and messes up vascular tone or heart rate causing blood to pool in the legs.
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Excerpts from Woodward's book published by The Washington Post on Tuesday provide first-hand insight into a White House staff scrambling to clean up messes made by their boss.
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After counseling hundreds of people in financial messes, I can say that much of the over-spending, hyper-consumerism in America today is fueled by a desire for happiness.
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I particularly like that I can fit it underneath furniture like tables, making it easy to clean up small messes on my rugs without having to move any furniture.
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As the friend that's "doing well" if you're not careful, the guilt of your success can cause an unhealthy sense of responsibility to clean up messes others have made.
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David Segal reported that Mr. Nystad, the chief of Norway's 30-strong crew of Olympic wax techs, becomes public enemy No. 1 back home when his team messes up.
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While that's exciting from a character standpoint, it also messes with the chemistry of the show, which is built off Rory and Lorelai spouting nonstop quips at each other.
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As work apps like Slack and Zoom grow more and more popular, it's no longer the norm for the apps we use at work to be ugly, confusing messes.
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" I could make a list of Hutchinson's messes: a funny sight "scythes your sides with laughter"; after a hurricane, "government surveyors" go from shanty to shanty, "accessing stunned fowls.
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It's written on a napkin, which makes me wonder if it means that you are allowed to make mistakes, since napkins are what clean up people's mistakes and messes.
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It messes with the standard chords, melodies, and classic 4/4 tempo typically used in house music, and Sam Smith's robust vocals gave the song a hint of soul.
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In order to display the acrostic with its canonical formatting, I'm going to embed a screenshot rather than use Twitter's native embed function, which sometimes messes with line spacing.
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In fact, Smith says Silver was nothing short of spectacular in his handling of NBA messes since the first day he took the job ... just look at Donald Sterling.
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"I will die before anyone messes with its security," he said, adding that the 20133 uprising, when the army stood by while Mubarak was forced out, would not be repeated.
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These single-purpose bots ping-pong across homes sucking up dirt and dust, though many do a questionable job of it and by and large, they're limited to dry messes.
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It messes with any plans you had for the future, with your social circle, your tenancy agreement, and your belief that the world is ultimately a fair and just place.
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"If I could go back, I wouldn't spend so much time worrying about the messes and the obsessive compulsiveness and needing to be so in control," she previously told PEOPLE.
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Over the course of the day, she is met with challenge after challenge from her staff, boss, and family, and repeatedly rises above the messes until she no longer can.
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If a developer builds something, and then Twitter either messes it up with API changes or builds a similar feature itself, it can cost a ton in wasted engineering effort.
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We got to be two petty hot messes, together, young and new to the world, filled with the youthfully egotistical belief that the universe would be as we made it.
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Meanwhile, tech companies (Apple, Twitter, Uber) have been bringing on board or promoting people of color, often times women of color, to clean up the messes at their respective companies.
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Wednesday at Chelsea Music Hall Hot messes are no match for the red-hot hosts of this Los Angeles monthly concept show that takes pride in its problem-solving capabilities.
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On "Not Safe With Nikki Glaser," at 10:30, Ms. Glaser messes with guys on Tinder, discusses the concept of the friend zone and goes to a foot-fetish party.
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To break the taboo, it must be made clear that companies aren't merely interested in cleaning-up internal messes, but are genuinely committed to addressing harassment in the wider culture.
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When those surges go unchecked for sustained periods, they can disrupt a child's brain development, damage the cardiovascular system, and cause chronic inflammation that messes with the body's immune system.
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I am tired of writing dainty little biographical things that pretend that I am a trim little housewife in a Mother Hubbard stirring up appetizing messes over a wood stove.
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The idea is that staring at blue light, like the cooler backlight of other Kindles, messes with our circadian rhythms and makes it more difficult to fall asleep at night.
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"As soon as she messes up, which I've been reassured that she will, she will be taken back to federal prison for the duration of the five years," Smart said.
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It messes up hair, it blows stuff in eyes, and most famously and rudely of all, one time it made a bridge in Washington twist and undulate until it exploded.
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For them it evoked the "mammy" trope; the black woman as a one-dimensional figure who is delighted to tidy white people's messes and come to their aid after calamity.
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If we need to contain our messes in the meantime, we'll just have to make do with spreading napkins on our laps and carrying wipes in our regular old pockets.
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But it doesn't have to be all measurement and math and messes — nor does it have to be followed by painter's remorse when the whole thing turns out icky-looking.
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A broken heart messes with you internally—your hormone levels go on a rollercoaster ride—and then you want to eat either nothing or inhale candy bar after candy bar.
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Because Disk Cactus is a zany company—you might remember their very necessary invention, the Emoji Keyboard—AI•Scry includes an "Attention Aperture" slider which messes with the AI's guesses.
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New EU legislation is set to take effect in 2018 that could enable citizens to demand answers if an automated, AI-driven process messes up their life in some way.
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Incidents like this one will continue to erode public trust in Facebook until the company creates something like a digital Superfund to help clean up the messes it has made.
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The Nature's Miracle Jaw Scoop combines the durability of industrial-grade plastic with convenient one-handed operation in a lightweight, easy-to-use pooper scooper for messes of all sizes.Pros:
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He's arriving at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center, where you can also expect to see Thing Two and Thing One, Sally and her brother, and a lot of creative messes.
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It's my friend Wilson's habit to yell "fuck my ass" as loud as he can whenever he messes up, and since it's such an infectious phrase, I started saying it.
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There was this amazing hidden woman behind the development of American intelligence in the 20th century, a genius who solved all kinds of problems and fixed all kinds of messes.
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It can be played entirely chilled, meticulously chipping away without any care for how long it takes; or against the clock, where the smallest mistake totally messes up your score.
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There are many things that make having a big family challenging — the cooking, messes, and all the activities — but I realized that the hardest part was dealing with the grumbling.
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While the counters and mirrors in your bathroom definitely accumulate water spots, toothpaste flecks, makeup spills, and other yucky messes, they aren't generally as germy as the toilet or tub.
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You can make sherbet, sorbet, frozen yogurt, or even frozen drinks with the ICE-21R effortlessly, and its easy-lock lid will take care of keeping any messes at bay.
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Even when some films curdle into critically sour messes (see: Suicide Squad) or directors leave a project (see: Ant-Man), the public statements from those involved remain polite and unspecific.
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You may have to stand on tiptoe to get a proper view, look through a window, or peer past a door to catch the man-made messes in these interiors.
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I guess Priebus must really have done some shit in a previous life, because he's still stuck dealing with the messes that Trump and his band are going to create.
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Chronic stress messes with your body in several ways — from sleepless nights to appetite changes, your body can react in seemingly unusual ways when you're experiencing a lot of stress.
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There are some messes in life that we choose to ignore until we absolutely have to deal with them — or until a wise professional organizer named Marie Kondo convinces us to.
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It has also been treated with durable water repellent (DWR) so goopy messes can be wiped right off, and the crossover straps are easy to peel off to use the bathroom.
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But a techno album whose immersive sonic universe keeps flickering, as if undone by beams of light streaming in from the outside world, by definition messes with its own formal limitations.
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"While it's impossible to replace the iconic Mr., I'm excited for the opportunity to help people tackle the most seemingly impossible messes while he's away," he said in a press release.
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It comes with all the standard robot vacuum cleaner modes—edge cleaning for up against walls, spot cleaning for specific messes, single room cleaning, and auto for when you're feeling lazy.
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Equipped with a patented anti-drip valve and engineered with Advanced Pulp Extraction Technology (APEX), this high-performance juicer eliminates messes and churns drinks that have less pulp and more juice.
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The meme pokes fun at a person's failures, but it also turns them into an internet-wide game, one in which everyone messes up, and everyone receives the same absurd rebuke.
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She somehow messes everything up throughout the episode by inviting a vampire inside their home and after hearing Buffy complain about her, she runs away and gets kidnapped by a vampire.
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For reasons no one can understand, most wall chargers are gigantic bulky messes that hog power strips, stretching out over other outlet spaces like a terrible seatmate on a crowded flight.
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"As Robert Fulghum taught in 'All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten,' always put things back where we found them and clean up our own messes," Biery said.
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With the Libman Spin Mop and Bucket you can clean every hard surface floor in your home with the same mop, from dry-dusting hardwood to wet mopping sticky kitchen messes.
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But living in such tight quarters can create unique, unexpected problems, like difficult zoning laws, easier wear and tear, taking care of compost toilets, and quick messes, to name a few.
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It also messes with the way your heart responds to adrenaline, and depletes your store of electrolytes like magnesium, sodium, and potassium, which can in turn affect the heart's electrical currents.
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Power Lines tells the story of D-Trick, a young black high schooler in Richmond, California who messes around with a gang but hasn't really gone deep into gang life yet.
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Lucky planet Jupiter is currently creating abundant, exciting vibes in the relationship sector of your chart, but a competitive energy—possibly even jealousy—could manifest today when Mars messes with Jupiter.
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The "Apricot Toddler," as he was dubbed in Britain, pounds the high chair, makes messes, pushes buttons, stage-manages cliffhangers and filigrees his "labyrinth of lies," as Jaron Lanier calls it.
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Bernard messes with his own memories in order to keep the staff of Delos from catching onto the fact that he's onto them (but really to keep the Westworld audiences guessing).
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Yet even when you see the thought behind his images, the gentle disorder of his characters' lives, with their patched walls and messes, creates an inviting informality that strengthens his realism.
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Tesla would need something strong enough to irradiate grime into oblivion, but not so powerful that it messes with the glass underneath or the human on the other side of it.
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It has always been cheaper to avoid investment in security upgrades and instead push the real costs of this system onto victims, who spend hours cleaning up the messes left behind.
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CBD isn't the only substance that messes with the body's ability to metabolize these drugs — both St. John's wort and the humble grapefruit are unfriendly — but CBD is comparatively poorly studied.
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And the reason those margins are so high, the reason the stocks are so valuable, is because nobody is forcing them to pay the costs of cleaning up the messes they create.
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Studies have shown that apple cider vinegar delays "gastric emptying," meaning it messes with your body's ability to move food from the stomach into the intestines, which can leave you feeling queasy.
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The first two installments of their story, released in 1995 and 2004, are just about the most romantic (and, somehow, realistic) portraits of the way time messes with humans and our relationships.
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Anki acknowledges Vector is not a perfect creation and even admits that part of the reason it's so adorable is that you'll be less inclined to get frustrated when it messes up.
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Best all-around budget pick Best suction for the price Best for allergies If you want a lightweight, easy-to-store defense against messes, we strongly suggest keeping a handheld vacuum around.
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The crunchy cookie bits have a similar texture to our Girl Scout season favorite, but are better contained inside the smooth Milka coating — meaning no more crumbly, chocolate messes on our hands.
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He has the best lines in the film, as he stabs at Tony Stark and his billionaire ilk who literally make all the messes that poor folks get tasked with cleaning up.
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I don't have work again until Wednesday, and when I usually have a couple days off, I try not to sleep too much after work because it messes with my sleep cycle.
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It's cruel because the audiences messes with the mind of the film's protagonist, Stefan (Fionn Whitehead), and it's addicting because...the audience gets to mess with the mind of the film's protagonist.
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Yet north of the border, Mr Johnson is kryptonite: a bumbling Bertie Wooster who takes his privileges for granted and expects other people to clean up his messes and darn his socks.
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READ: Ken Starr says there will be "hell to pay" if Whitaker messes with Mueller "The regulations under which [Mueller] was appointed do not contemplate a fulsome kind of report," Starr said.
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Until he begins to fully espouse the difference, he'll continue to demand we just give him more time while he figures out how to clean up the messes his creation has made.
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Purchasing low-cost cleaning supplies to tackle any and all messes doesn't actually require you to look any further than the grocery store you might already visit at least once a week.
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Hader: Yeah, because you're wrapping up so many things and you have 30 minutes to kind of give everybody their moment so it's hard because it messes with the pace of everything.
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"Crisis of Character" is supposed to give us an insight into the old White House messes, but it's written by a guy who has doubts about whether Vince Foster really killed himself.
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If a couple messes up and takes both RMDs from the husband's account, for example, the husband takes more out than he has to and consequently pays more tax on that money.
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One of the moments in the movie that shows off DiCaprio's acting greatness is a scene when Dalton messes up a scene for a TV Western he's doing a guest spot for.
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Reeder's oldest short of the three, "Seven Songs About Thunder," follows a young woman who fakes pregnancy, messes with her therapist, and may or may not have killed herself or someone else.
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"We didn't have much power, and they were always trying to commandeer castles as their messes, and we were always trying to stop them, because they'd ruin them," she told The Telegraph.
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Mr. Wang accumulated experience in economic policy, and from the 1990s he rose through a series of increasingly senior government jobs, defusing financial messes and getting to know financiers on Wall Street.
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It also might be, as can be the case with doggy diarrhea messes, that the problem is less with the product you're using to treat the stain and more with the tool.
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But the real irony is that if you ask which congressional districts really are "messes" in the sense of suffering from severe social problems, many — probably most — strongly supported Trump in 2016.
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But that means thinking through what might happen in the next few years and making clear to Xi that he will pay an extremely high price if he messes with Taiwan's freedom.
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What should be clear at this point is that our course in the Middle East has not been changed by three presidential administrations, though each campaigned to pull back from these messes.
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What makes trying to solve a Rubik's Cube so exasperating is that every rotation you make to align the colors on one side messes up something on one of the other sides.
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For spills or wet stains, mud, or just a weekly polishing, the Braava Jet's precision jet spray and vibrating cleaning can ensure your tile, laminate, or hardwood floors are free from sticky messes.
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Deciding not to play games is the best way to go because it keeps things simple: If he messes it up by playing around with your heart, you'll know he doesn't deserve you.
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Sure, you can plug the routers into something like an extension cord or power strip in a pinch, but it messes with the aesthetic, and makes it a little fussier to set up.
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Fans of the show have long wondered how long he'd stick around to clean up Annalise's messes — after she literally framed him for murder — and it looks like we finally have an answer.
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See, I've done the dance before and while laying out your mistakes and messes for others to see can be hurtful, speaking from experience here: It hurts a whole lot more to pretend.
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Scott Kelly's stint on the ISS, which ends tomorrow, is helping us answer some critical questions—including what weightlessness does to our vision, and whether all that extra radiation messes up our DNA.
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Dyson V7 Cordless Stick Vacuum for $246 ($33 off): I own this cordless stick vacuum and for cleaning quick messes (or my car), it is the best thing that's ever happened to me.
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This week, Bran messes up everyone's lives by accidentally summoning the Night's King and an army of the undead to the tree cave where he has been learning how to have enlightening visions.
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Now, a Chinese tabloid with a reputation for stirring things up is saying not so fast—if America messes with trade, the Eastern power will put a stop on corn and soybean imports.
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It will kill your children; it will kill your pets and everyone you know who messes with it ... If it moves 20 miles to the west, you and everyone you know are dead.
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Critics praised the animation style, but noted that the film messes about a little too much with the source material, adding a "Disneyfied empowerment yarn" that's "rather obviously taking its cue from Up."
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It's the practice of massaging a heat-activated gel face wash on dry skin (water messes with the chemical reaction), letting it sit for 30 seconds, then washing it off with warm water.
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It also connects to the wah box for the wah effect via Bluetooth, which will be interesting when Bluetooth does as Bluetooth does (see: messes up at the worst times) during a concert.
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Maybe it's the way that it looks way too polished, or how it messes with the nostalgic memories of our beloved characters, but we just know it's not right when we see it.
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It has a 299,000 RPM motor and turbo-blades that blend lump-free drinks in 30 seconds or less and a leak-proof top, so you don't have to worry about potential messes.
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The message seems to be that Apple Music is great for gym-goers, but Swift's song is so catchy that Drake messes up the last rep and drops a barbell on his ribs.
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Do you have any idea how many more eyeballs than usual the pageant is going to get next year simply because people will want to see if Harvey messes up the winner again?
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The rosé is flowing, friendships have fallen apart, Jax Taylor has started a sex scandal and our patron saint Lisa Vanderpump wonders why the bloody hell she's hired these endlessly entertaining hot messes.
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McCain first interjected in the Assange discussion to say "he was allegedly kicked out of the Ecuadorian embassy because he was defecating everywhere and creating messes," which Anderson said was a smear campaign.
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"Tech companies can either sit back and wait to see if Amazon messes up in health care or they can get involved now," said Don Townswick, director of equities portfolio management at Conning.
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While a robot vacuum can get the job done, a traditional Dyson upright vacuum on sale right now will help you take care of more messes in harder to reach nooks and crannies.
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"What is actually happening now is the worst case of all messes," said Nicholas Benes, a representative director at the Board Director Training Institute of Japan, a nonprofit organization specializing in corporate governance.
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And Berry's decision to shift perspectives throughout the first two-thirds of the book, from Claire's slightly unhinged present-day head to a third-person recounting of the past, messes with her momentum.
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In fact, Rick Osterloh himself was collateral damage in one of the early messes: Google bought Motorola, squandered every opportunity it had with it, and eventually spun the whole thing off to Lenovo.
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" Her "Specialists" co-host, the libertarian commentator Kat Timpf, has also drawn attention for criticizing Mr. Trump on the air, calling his news conference "one of the biggest messes that I've ever seen.
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He had spent more than a decade cleaning up President Donald Trump's legal messes before pleading guilty to an array of crimes last fall, including campaign-finance violations that implicated the president himself.
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Sometimes, it's a shot like the one with Kendall and the maid that snaps you to attention, by reminding you of the very real humans who have to clean up the Roys' messes.
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"The likelihood was that he would stumble into these kinds of authoritarian messes, precisely when he comes across the kind of roadblocks that a functioning democracy would put in his way," Mounk says.
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She's determined to have a good sober "hunch" (Floribama-speak for sex) with her barrel-chested freedom fighter, to make up for the fact that the two were "hot drunk messes" the night before.
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In pursuit of the bathroom, Eve takes a turn into Gemma's bedroom, where she breaks her music box and messes up her clothing drawer, prompting both her and Niko to come into the room.
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"If I could go back, I wouldn't spend so much time worrying about the messes and the obsessive compulsiveness and needing to be so in control," Gosselin, 41, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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He's on a 12-fight winning run and, with his expertise in boxing, Muay Thai, and jiu jitsu, he has managed to leave many of those opponents with faces which look like bloody messes.
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I want to see these kids be full messes, and then Hot Santa to come along and teach them how to act right, because even bad kids don't want lumps of coal for Christmas.
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CAVUTO: Did you get any sense, Susan, that the Federal Reserve chairman is worried about the trade tariffs, is worried that, if they come to fruition, that kind of messes up his game plan?
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"Each time the president messes in, things get messed up," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said, referring to repeated criticism from Trump of the proposed aid for Puerto Rico and Trump's border aid request.
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In the 21st century, this time facing climate change and species extinction (including our own), we need to be smart and clean up two messes: the planetary earth atmosphere and the global market economy.
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Shook messes with that well-worn topic a bit, allowing the culprit to explain their side of the story and at least attempt to convince you that neither party is totally in the right.
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There's plenty of action with a wide variety of weapons that turn Locusts into bloody messes, dark and moody ruins to explore, and that classic soldier banter that keeps everything from being overbearingly grim.
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But not every wipe is created equal, so to prevent the spread of illness, you need one that not just cleans messes but can disinfect surfaces killing germs and bacteria, like Clorox Disinfecting Wipes.
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Although the parents are gone, the teens, much like the Stark and Lannister children, are still left cleaning up their messes and dealing with their family's drama as they drift deeper and deeper into lawlessness.
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I get the psychology behind it, but then I'll hook up with younger guys who are absolute and utter messes — whose lives I turn upside down even more, and who I then lose interest in.
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It's when I look at someone who's now using her enormous cultural reach to smooth over the messes of other mega-celebrities like her that I see someone to whom I can't relate at all. ●
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In order for revivals to grow as a genre, they too should force us to confront the past in a new way and try to deal with the messes it has made in the present.
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Working families and honest taxpayers are counting on their government to hold coal companies accountable for the messes they've made and make sure they never leave our communities on the hook if they go bankrupt.
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To bring on the messes — like spaghetti, confetti, toilet paper, a gravy-filled champagne tower (as you do on Puppy Bowl night) – live viewers will be encouraged to tweet or post on Instagram with #PetHappens.
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Robert Selby submitted a photo of himself shirtless with his son to Miracles and Messes, an Instagram account that collects user-submitted inspirational photos, where it has over 118,000 likes at the time of writing.
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Instead, it seems to make him all the more determined to ensure that no one messes with him ever again, and plants the purest seeds yet for the man we know he's next to become.
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It also feels significant that, when one of Kim's new clients complains about having been set on the straight and narrow, she tells him she won't be there for him if he messes up again.
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The tweet echoed Trump's combative press conference Thursday, where the president said his administration "is running like a fine-tuned machine," blamed Obama for leaving him "messes" and lit into media coverage of his presidency.
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The PowerFresh will give your floors the spotless, shiny finish they deserve with the help of its powerful steamer and Easy Scrubber head that can thoroughly clean tough messes, as well as grout and crevices.
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It messes with your moods in a way that can overwhelm your life, and those are just a few of the reasons you don't see a lot of real-life people engaging in this lifestyle.
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The janitors who clean up the messes the robots make when other robots can't do the cleaning or when management decides it would be cheaper or faster for a human to do the task instead.
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What messes me up most, though, is when I start thinking about Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant, her two teammates on that chopper and the shattered families that have to try to move on without them.
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Vanessa Hudgens, the onetime Disney television star, works at a subsidiary of Wayne Enterprises (Batman tie-in alert!), where she to has deal with messes left by crime-fighting superheroes and her wacky sitcom colleagues.
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But my husband and I hate the chaos of messes so much that you might not believe, upon walking into our home, that we have a three-year-old and a baby on the way.
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One night after a show at the Morris Civic Auditorium in South Bend, Indiana, he turned in desperation to Saul, his "fixer," the man who always seemed capable of combing out even the most tangled messes.
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A Dyson V2100 (or similar upright vacuum from Bissell or Hoover) is fine for tackling rooms quickly and grabbing messes on hard floors, but deep cleaning carpets is where a wrench gets thrown into the works.
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Plus, it's Google Home and Amazon Alexa-enabled so you can direct it with just your phone or voice, and comes with an interchangeable inlet system and multi-cleaning modes to tackle different types of messes.
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Handkerchiefs may seem like a relic of the past, but they're actually incredibly useful when it comes to cleaning up small spills and messes, blowing your nose, and limiting your use of tissues and paper towels.
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Equipped with a combination tool for stains and a wand for cleaning hard-to-reach corners, the vacuum tackles messes on carpet, wood, vinyl, and tile with ease so your whole house gets the royal treatment.
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As bubbles of leafy comfort ambered in pre-war gentility, complete with flower-sprinkled traffic circles, manicured lawns, tennis courts, officers' messes and servants' quarters, cantonments are among the least-altered holdovers of the British Raj.
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Anyway, here is a take that takes them off the hook so that the media can take the blame for society's ills: Those of us in media must acknowledge our responsibility for the messes we've made.
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I don't want to get too in-depth with my personal opinions of it and where the songs came from because I think it messes with the listener to know the inside mindset of the writer.
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If Cambridge Analytica messes with everybody's privacy, you can't throw them in jail in the way that, if you're a doctor and you repeatedly violate HIPAA, the government makes sure you face very severe legal consequences.
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Regardless of the fact that our bodies and minds don't benefit from portions this big, the ever-expanding serving size messes with our brains so we don't even notice we're consuming more than we used to.
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When grown children refuse to embrace "adulting," women often feel obligated to bail their children out of self-inflicted financial messes by covering their rent, debt payments and other bills customary to managing basic household finances.
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It's easy to put together and clean, and looks great in our home tooSuzie hasn't had any messes in her crate, but we've wiped down the interior many times to clean out excess fur and debris.
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"I found that when we started studying religion in order to make one, at the base of most religions are beautiful, incredibly moving ideas, and it's usually a person that messes it all up," Goldberg says.
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Andy, who I talked to recently over Skype, denies that Twitter account is his—"I don't fuck with people's accounts"—but freely admitted to operating compromised Black Ops 22 lobbies where he messes around with people.
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Sabrina, it turns out, is upset the house cat, Ada Lovelace, is constantly causing messes, and the AI suggests filling the air vents with poison gas to take care of the problem once and for all.
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In my role as a cleaning advice columnist, I'm asked no small number of questions about cleaning up after beloved pets; here, I've rounded up reader queries about dogs and the adorable, smelly messes they make.
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In many ways, the Porter scandal is emblematic of the wider story of a White House that often hides the truth, blames others for its messes, appears internally divided and simply can't get its story straight.
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However, should the state prevail, we might finally be able to put a firm price tag on Facebook's willingness to shield its founder and CEO from ever having to personally deal with the messes he's made.
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But then, as "Facebook Story" suggests, it can really suck when virtual life, with its general lack of nuance, zebra mussels its way into the pool and messes up the already delicate ecosystem of regular existence.
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Hamlet was warning Horatio that he lacked imagination — are we supposed to gather that Evers, who has never shown interest in anything other than March and his messes, has some sort of similar warning for the Countess?
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The season 2 finale's offering of a late-night trip to the Canadian border came courtesy of Rita (Amanda Brugel), the Waterford house Martha who has been cleaning up the messes of June's insubordination from the beginning.
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Forget about the cost-per-truck of de-icing for a second: salt corrodes bridges, causes potholes, rusts cars, destroys plants, and messes up groundwater and wildlife, all to the tune of several billion dollars per year.
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Fans shared a video of Mariah signing autographs in the middle of her show earlier this week, which is honestly a very weird thing to do, and likely messes with the entire flow of the whole thing.
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Even if he's clean now, even if he's not eating dairy (which messes with mucus production, altering the voice), and following a strict vocal regime, he's got to live with the damage he inflicted in the 1980s.
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A movie or story can never be just a movie or story; it's also an opportunity to talk about what that movie or story "gets wrong" or how it messes up some political or sociocultural story point.
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Easy-Off Professional Fume Free Max Oven Cleaner, $3.99, available at AmazonPeople rarely ever wipe up their oven messes immediately, but they come to regret it weeks later when the baked-on spills and grease don't budge.
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While every other Call of Duty or Assassin's Creed game is experimental or genre-bending, the others are plodding messes, and we can extrapolate those examples across the wide field of games with little to no alteration.
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The one that completely messes your night up is when you've been running all night on the unit, you finally get back to the station, and you think, Whew, I'm going to sit down for a second.
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It could be seen as a reflection of our music, our inner world, it could be seen as the kid who hides in our brain from the monster that messes up with the chemical balance in it.
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So he found himself fighting Pleasants in officers' messes, and Pleasants in turn found that the pinnacle of his boxing career came long after he had given up on his own hopes of being a world star.
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But like his predecessor, Jeff Immelt, he'll be handing over a lot of problems: G.E. says it is taking a $23 billion write-down in its power business, and its financial arm and pension fund are messes.
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Alcohol also messes with a hormone in your kidneys so your body is more apt to flush water out than reabsorb liquids, which means you're more likely to wake up to use the bathroom—and wind up dehydrated.
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Error-correcting codes have been invented that could allow a large number of qubits to clean up their own messes, and perform like a much smaller number of near-perfect qubits, probably on the order of thousands fewer.
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My favorite of the demos, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, is set up like a theme park ride, where you're in a car moving on a track through a funhouse while a masked, murderous psychopath messes with you.
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The experts at Rainbow International, a fire and water damage restoration company that also specializes in stain and mold removal, gave PEOPLE their simple tips for getting rid of pet urine messes without making a major mess yourself.
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But the family doesn't seem to have any money worries at all, and they never talk to Stefan about the benefits of landing a big contract, or the downsides if he messes up and isn't able to deliver.
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In any event, while Giuliani and company have been trying to distance Trump from Cohen in recent weeks, remember that Cohen was Trump's most loyal soldier, the man to whom Trump turned to clean up his biggest messes.
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"I hate to say it this way, but we clean up a little bit of the mess, so we need more people to help clean up the messes with us, but it's just normal for us," Jesse says.
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The Drinkmate Beverage Carbonation Maker is our top pick because it features a pressure release to avoid messes, is backed by a two-year warranty, and, most impressively, it can inject just about any liquid with effervescent bubbles.
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She was forever surrounded by messes: some of her own making, some blown out of proportion by the news media, all of them exhausting to voters who had lived through a quarter century of political melodrama with her.
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Indeed, from a certain angle, the final episode of "Downton Abbey" was just about getting people out of the fine messes their creator had gotten them into, and hustling them with all due celerity toward the finish line.
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And when he needs to go to the bathroom, there's the Inubox smart toilet for dogs, a large device that automatically cleans up any messes they make, so long as they do it on the gadget's designated square.
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Fatty keto options like butter and meat can increase your blood pressure, while a higher protein intake can put added stress on kidneys, because it adds more acid to them and messes with the body's balance of calcium.
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The best way to clean up sand that's been tracked into the car or your house is with a vacuum — a hand-held vacuum will be the best bet for the car, and for smaller messes at home.
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"In addition to disrupting natural biorhythms -- including our own -- light pollution really messes up firefly mating rituals," said Avalon Owens, a PhD candidate in biology at Tufts and a co-author of the study, in a news release.
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As the new Roosevelt administration took shape, a crowd of reporters — along with police and Secret Service security details — smoked cigarettes and made messes in a modest ground-floor parlor while they kept watch on who went upstairs.
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Remember that before Christopher Plummer has a chance to confess his feelings to Julie Andrews, he messes things up by getting engaged to Eleanor Parker, who played the Baroness ELSA like the icy, conniving witch that she was.
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I'm assuming we're going to see more of Nymeria now that she knows Arya's in her territory — she's a solid deux ex machina, waiting in the wings to bite the ass off anyone who messes with her personal Stark.
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"There may be a handful [of parents] that actually enjoy moving the damn thing every night and then cleaning up the messes it makes, but not me, and not most from what I've been told," Mease told BuzzFeed News.
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This might sound like a love letter, but OnePlus is a company that genuinely cares about its customers —it quickly and openly admits when it messes up as soon as possible — and that's so rare in the Android world.
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Their intensely co-dependent relationship would be problematic — not to mention cliché: a single woman tasked with cleaning up her brother's personal, romantic, and professional messes — if it weren't for the fact that Cyril is utterly and completely content.
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I find these useful for directing the bot toward messes in the kitchen that accumulate under the cabinets (using the Edge mode) or for cleaning up after my wife gives one our kids a haircut (using the Spot mode).
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who was named to the top spot in August 2017 after Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick resigned under investor pressure, and his leadership team have attempted to reset the workplace culture and clean up the messes.
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In fact, many of us only think of construction workers as a nuisance, especially at places like Notre Dame: Scaffolding messes up our pictures or worksites prevent us from accessing parts of historical structures we had hoped to see.
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Nonetheless, #Oprah2020 became the Next Big Thing, which reinforced a troubling pattern: Black women are expected to do the work of cleaning up political messes, despite living in a country that often fails to reward, respect, and protect them.
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Beyond Lemons and Vinegar: How to Clean With Ketchup, Vodka, Butter and More While you may already use food products to remove stains or wash the dishes, here are some other pantry staples to clean all kinds of messes.
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BLACK+DECKER Dustbuster Handheld Vacuum, $47.89 (Originally $59.99) [You save $12.10]From car interiors to tight corners, this cordless handheld vacuum is perfect for cleaning up small messes that would be hard to reach with a full-size vacuum.
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BLACK+DECKER Dustbuster Handheld Vacuum, $47.89 (Originally $59.99) [You save $12.10]From car interiors to tight corners, this cordless handheld vacuum is perfect for cleaning up small messes that would be hard to reach with a normal size vacuum.
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Cohen, who is expected to lift the lid on some of the President's life and business secrets in what could be a sensational Capitol Hill hearing next week, made himself indispensable as a man who cleaned up Trump's messes.
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The difference: Mr. Cook has been irritated with Mr. Zuckerberg for a while, as tech companies like Apple have been lumped into the messes that Facebook has created, problems that have attracted the ire of regulators and the media.
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If you live in an oversized McMansion with countless rooms to maintain, or if you prefer to let messes pile up until you have to spend an entire day cleaning your home, a rechargeable vacuum might not be for you.
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He feels like he's not really supposed to be with me and it just messes with him because he's just a regular guy that came out of nowhere and I just wasn't the nicest person to him in the beginning.
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I'm completely obsessed with one of the leads, Andréa—a cool, sex-loving, commitment-phobic lesbian who storms around in skinny jeans and loose silk shirts, chain-smoking cigarettes, kissing women, breaking metaphorical balls, and sorting other people's messes out.
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Thanks to his past actions, Chuck's first days as Attorney General are consumed by cleaning up petty messes — it's a recreation of the "old New York," sustained by favors, that he dreamed about with the police commissioner in episode 1.
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He doesn't have to; he just stands there, waiting to charge at Jon Snow and his merry band of thieves, until the Hound messes up and accidentally reveals that it's safe for the wights to walk on the ice again.
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Vincent is the (mostly) responsible brother who aspires to get out of Brooklyn, and soon ends up running a successful Times Square bar; Frankie is the charming fuckup, who leaves his messes for Vincent to deal with — which he always does.
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Billy Bob Thornton is a deeply scary villain who kills and messes with people in increasingly creative ways over the course of the first season, and Martin Freeman is so contemptible from the get-go that it makes your skin crawl.
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First, Occlusion, whereby your body blocks the camera sensors from gathering the signal dispatched by the Touch controllers, is a considerable problem if your sensors are only in front of you and when tracking drops it really messes with immersion.
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And "moms" have the skills to do it: They are used to efficiently cleaning up messes and efficiently delegating assignments and efficiently making sure everyone is fed and swaddled and clean and dry and wearing shoes on the right foot.
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That September would be occupied primarily by cleanup of the messes left over from the year is a largely function of the failure of congressional leaders to understand the divides within their own party and overcome opposition from across the aisle.
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Like messes that roiled large public companies from Wells Fargo to Valeant Pharmaceuticals, the rising furor over the U.S. national security adviser's misleading statements about his dealings with Russia point to a common problem: the management style of the chief executive.
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Now, you spend your days cleaning up messes all around your Commander, the actual Commander-in-Chief — a guy who dodged the draft, and taunts or tramples on many of the things you feel and believe deep in your bones.
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Larry's on-screen sidekick, Hank Kingsley—played by Jeffrey Tambor—was an arrogant, untalented hack with a desperate need for love and attention; the third lead, Artie (Rip Torn), was a take-no-shit producer constantly cleaning up everyone's messes.
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The Trump administration decided to leave parks open to the public while nearly all staff are furloughed during the shutdown, which has led to messes and destroyed nature, including Joshua trees being cut down at California's Joshua Tree National Park.
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What Nadia realizes, as she reboots, is that there may be simultaneous dimensions, and in each one that she has left behind, she's still dead, and that she is leaving a mounting wake of tragedies and bloody messes and consequences.
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In December, he announced that he would eliminate a 2016 rule requiring hard-rock-mining operations, such as gold, silver, and lead mines, to provide evidence that they had the financial resources to clean up any toxic messes that they created.
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President Trump and his team have been helpless, evident through such messes as the poorly conceived and then poorly removed sanctions targeting Russian aluminum giant Rusal, which would have done much more damage to European manufacturers than to the Kremlin.
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The vacuum has a brush roll that loosens, lifts, and removes dirt and pet hair that's been embedded into your floors and furniture, while scatter-free technology makes it easier to capture messes on hard floors without debris spreading around.
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New York summers are soupy messes more or less as a rule, but I've experienced few single nights as cacophonous and sweaty as the one when I saw the Godflesh founder play a solo set in this warehouse loft in Brooklyn.
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"New Yorkers hate it when someone blocks the box and messes up their life," Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a street corner news conference a few blocks from the tangled intersection, where he announced a citywide plan to reduce congestion.
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Many of the best moments this season have come out of Issa and Lawrence trying, and failing, to reconcile the expectations they had for their lives versus the messes they eventually had to sift through for some kernel of comfort.
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I try to remind myself that my problems are so small compared to the millions that are being left jobless, sick, or losing loved ones due to this disease, but it definitely messes up my mood for a few hours.
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This new paper is an important piece of the narrative because if older objects are indeed persisting in the Pacific patch, that gives Ocean Cleanup's mission more urgency: If we don't clean up these messes, they'll just keep growing bigger.
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In the videos, the couple verbally berated their five school-age children, frequently to the point of tears, while performing stunts like appearing to destroy an Xbox video game system and accusing the children of making messes they had not made.
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This unique cleaning brush attaches to any standard garden hose and uses an impressive amount of torque to blast dirt and grime from all those hard-to-reach, hard-to-tackle messes on your car's tires, grill, door handles, and more.
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First, let's state forthrightly that Cohen, Trump's longtime lawyer, the fix-it man, the one who mopped up Trump's messes, the one who said he would "take a bullet for the president," is an incredibly unsavory character and a bully.
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She'd found that a good melody could cajole even her most obstinate students into completing dreaded tasks: There was a song about washing hands, and one about cleaning up messes, and another about how shouting and running were for outside only.
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And so now what you are seeing is everyone who is crossing the border is crossing illegally, which messes up the status of what is going on, because what could have been a civil infraction is now going to be a criminal misdemeanor.
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It was a game that got a little chippy and I'm proud of our guys for sticking up for one another and having that mentality that if someone messes with one of us they're going to have to mess with all of us.
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We've spent six seasons watching dreamer Jess (Zooey Deschanel), pessimist Nick (Johnson), pragmatic Cece (Hannah Simone), melodramatic Schmidt (Max Greenfield), and lovable weirdo Winston (Lamorne Morris) make messes and find success in LA. And by "Five Stars for Beezus," everyone's reached their endgames.
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Once in the Senate, women tend to stick with their party — as do men — but they have at times come together as a bloc on bills that the majority of their male peers are rejecting, or come together to clean up partisan messes.
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The self-cleaning lavatory would not completely replace the old-fashioned scrub-down: Boeing's technology would just be for the in-flight messes, to make the bathroom experience more pleasurable even on a longer flight where lots of people need to use it.
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Khosrowshahi and his leadership team have worked to reset the workplace culture and clean up the messes, including settlements with U.S. states over the data breach and with Alphabet's self-driving car unit, Waymo, which had sued Uber for trade-secrets theft.
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The girls from the Receiver Block come here, to the consternation of landlord Rydal, who considers women in his pub a trump of doomsday, also those of the enlisted men and the research divisions who find the messes too raucous and loutish.
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When all of craziness is over and the puppies are ready for a power nap, Bissell will clean the space and restore it to its original sparkling white condition — so watch and learn how you might tackle your own messes on game day!
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And then there are uninspired messes like the 2002 Thunderbird, which Ford wanted to happen so badly that it had tasked it to J Mays, the lead designer on the Volkswagen Concept One project a decade prior that heralded the New Beetle.
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Many inside and outside the company did not agree with this move, noting the many legal and ethical messes that had been created under Kalanick's leadership, and that he had not paid the price for them and had become too radioactive to stay.
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The 69-year-old explained that he has irritable bowel syndrome, which messes with your ability to control your bowel movements, especially when you're stressed—something he apparently experienced driving to work on Friday morning after some dude cut in front of him.
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While some of the staff were the ones responsible for all the messes — ranging from regulatory missteps to dysfunctional management to toxic workplace behaviors to legal minefields — a great swath of Uber's 16,000 staffers are blameless and just trying to do their jobs.
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For me, I'm looking forward to short matches of Massive Match at the end of my work days, where I can clean up my little messes in a trance alongside other people with only a playful sense of competition driving me on.
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Those who prefer creative messes can become part of the human tie dye machine, in which they'll decorate T-shirts and headbands with squirts of vibrant color, or take up paint archery, which involves shooting pigment-soaked, foam-tipped arrows at paper targets.
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What we now know about orexins also helps explain why losing just a few tens of thousands of cells should result in a disabling, multi-symptomatic disorder like narcolepsy—something that messes with wakefulness and sleep, body temperature, metabolism, feeding, motivation and mood.
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The biggest impact of reading the newly published book The Drug Hunters, in which pharmaceutical industry consultant Donald Kirsch writes about the histories of medicines like aspirin, penicillin, and insulin, is how it messes with your confidence about the future of health care.
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How women fill and carry their bags to respond to all the tiny, unremarkable crises that may call for an umbrella, a tampon, a condom, a Band-Aid, while men enjoy the freedom from being expected to carry anything or respond to messes.
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