"By that point, Jeanette and Asha, I think, were mistrustful because of our miscommunication, and we were really sorry about that miscommunication," Roberts said.
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They said [the infringement] was a miscommunication with a vendor.
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Enough miscommunication and you start to grow a bit queasy.
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Just watch out for confusion and miscommunication this morning, Capricorn.
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Mercury retrograde is super annoying, filled with delays and miscommunication.
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Emoji miscommunication can be even worse across different operating systems.
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It said the resignations had been over "miscommunication" between directors.
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The FCC said a miscommunication in part led to mistake.
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We had a little miscommunication on some of the goals.
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"We don't want any miscommunication or overreaction," her brother said.
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Russia accused South Korean jets of "unprofessional maneuvers" and miscommunication.
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Mercury retrograde creates miscommunication, so be careful with your wording.
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Choose your words wisely: The miscommunication vibe is strong today.
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" Mr. Balber blamed miscommunication among those arranging the meeting. "Mr.
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The war, they found, was largely a result of miscommunication.
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Mercury retrograde is infamous for miscommunication, delays, and technical difficulties.
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Any miscommunication has a pretty large cost in terms of time.
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Miscommunication ensued, and the ball dropped in for a gift double.
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"We deeply apologize for this miscommunication," Kornfeld said in the statement.
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It seems there was a miscommunication between Facebook PR and Bloomberg.
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Ms. Merkel, meanwhile, avoids miscommunication — by not communicating much at all.
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Plus, even in Sweden, there remains miscommunication about the scheme's implications.
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Missed deadlines and mistakes due to miscommunication are also a problem.
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Update: Body Vibes has released a statement apologizing for the miscommunication.
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"Unfortunately, sometimes there is a miscommunication and hives die," he said.
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No doubt, subtle cultural differences have resulted in miscommunication and confusion.
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Any minor miscommunication is a major problem on a bigger boat.
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An inevitable miscalculation or miscommunication between rivals could lead to apocalypse.
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He said he could not provide further details on that miscommunication.
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Whether through complacency, miscommunication, or incompetence, that has not always happened.
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"Panic among soldiers and/or miscommunication must have played a role."
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So many of our conflicts and our problems stem from miscommunication.
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But he speaks it with a heavy accent — and woeful miscommunication ensues.
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Mercury retrograde is a time of delays, rescheduling, Freudian slips, and miscommunication.
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Some miscommunication had occurred and he was surely not blameless in it.
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Batman fighting Superman was, obviously, based on some kind of ridiculous miscommunication.
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" "We have learned there was a miscommunication at an event on Feb.
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"Then you start getting a whole different level of miscommunication," Riley said.
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Also, miscommunication between pets and owners can spark a seemingly sudden attack.
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Interior later denied the report and HUD said it was a miscommunication.
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Don't negotiate over text or email, where miscommunication can easily take place.
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Miller said that a miscommunication with her attorney led to the dismissal.
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It seems like this technology could lead to a lot of miscommunication.
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And when you have unsuccessful miscommunication, you are having a good time.
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Law enforcement officials said the miscommunication involving the paramedics was under review.
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The brand stated that the advertising for the products contained a miscommunication.
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Overall, the firm finds millennials were most concerned about miscommunication over tone.
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Watch this from VICE: Text messages are also breeding grounds for miscommunication.
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Expect delays and miscommunication, but don't get swept up in Mercury retrograde hate.
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The error is apparently the result of a miscommunication between Vudu and Apple.
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A slight miscalculation or miscommunication, many believe, could risk sparking all-out conflict.
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But because of "miscommunication," he said, his remark had been interpreted that way.
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Because of this miscommunication, my assistant submitted the draft on January 18, 2017.
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Or maybe the trend simply reflects some combination of neglect disarray, and miscommunication.
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The idea is to avoid miscommunication and inadvertent encounters in the military realm.
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Pretty much everyone poured forth a saga of miscommunication, alienation, betrayals, and grief.
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Confusion, relationships, miscommunication, longing, lust, power, angst—these are the record's recurring themes.
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The quote, which Graham did not say, appeared because of a staff miscommunication.
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Other problems the American company could face are cultural miscommunication and language barriers.
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The only thing that's clear is that there was some serious miscommunication there.
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Correction: Due to a miscommunication, the nature of Lithium's business was described inaccurately.
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"The Message," your upcoming inaugural show at the Hirshhorn, is all about miscommunication.
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The stenographer's job is to make sure there is no "miscommunication or confusion."
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But he later clarified that it was a miscommunication from the command center.
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Tableaux include traditional haka dances, floggings by Cook's men and comedies of miscommunication.
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"I think the accident with Pierre was down to a miscommunication," he said.
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This gives both people the time to react, with less room for miscommunication.
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For every successful or near-successful request, there was a miscommunication or dead end.
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The reality is that miscalculation or miscommunication with another country could result in catastrophe.
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Rolf's office blamed a miscommunication and said the Teamsters' efforts have his full support.
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The non-uniform DST led to mass confusion and miscommunication, especially among transportation services.
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The miscommunication, the struggles, the insecurities, the arguments and, at times, even the doubt.
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A senior official with the Trump administration said the mistake was due to miscommunication.
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The administration cited miscommunication between the Pentagon and White House to explain the error.
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However, the issues arise when there is miscommunication about data and its true interpretation.
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Because of the miscommunication, the ball fell in and the Braves tied the score.
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"When I met with Germaphobes, we talked about the theme of miscommunication," explains Reynolds.
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But because of a miscommunication with my dress designer friend, I have no costumes!
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But now, even the smallest miscommunication with school officials could lead to a violation.
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Betances said the wild pitch was the result of miscommunication between him and Sanchez.
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It's an emotionally complex, thousand-step process, with moments of miscommunication, resentment and embrace.
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Some of the rejections are due to miscommunication on part of private loan servicers.
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His cohorts have moved forward without him — just the latest instance of tragic miscommunication.
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If: You feel like there was a minor miscommunication that needs to be resolved.
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A deflection, two collapsing pockets, and one miscommunication led to Peterman's first four interceptions.
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The miscommunication between Tai and Cydney spiraled out of control and Tribal Council turned caustic.
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But in truth this is a common story, one of miscommunication, distant promises, and misunderstandings.
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As soon as the brand was made aware of the miscommunication, though, it took action.
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Earlier in the year, through a miscommunication, the kids thought Mendoza-Sanchez was coming home.
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As Today notes, it's unclear if this was simply a case of miscommunication and misinterpretation.
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She's "upfront about feelings and worries" she has with her boyfriend so there's no miscommunication.
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Was the error a result of sloppy miscommunication between the press team and the president?
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Dar blamed the rupee's fall on a "miscommunication" between the SBP and other banking institutions.
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" Butler added that the U.S. is "examining the miscommunication to ensure it is not repeated.
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The actual feud, however, allegedly stemmed from a mere miscommunication during a WWII air raid.
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Add into that your potential emotional response, and there's a lot of room for miscommunication.
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Just ask this guy on Reddit who had a slight miscommunication with his Tinder match.
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Even if it was a matter of miscommunication, she had every right to be upset.
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This ultimately stifles growth in the organization and can often lead to conflict and miscommunication.
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But the apparent miscommunication—or outright misrepresentation—may bode poorly for the administration's broader efforts.
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She died in part because of miscommunication, and she was misdiagnosed for over a year.
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The lapse was actually a miscommunication in the heat of another Golden State Warriors assault.
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The miscommunication that can lead to sexual violence, on campus and off, is not unavoidable.
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The best-intentioned adults often make this mistake and it can lead to a miscommunication.
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But it soon becomes clear that there's a miscommunication about what specifically they're advocating for.
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In his statement he puts this down to "miscommunication" and a misunderstanding by an assistant.
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But yet astrologers take it to mean there's an increased chance of miscommunication, among other maladies.
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When doctors hand off people in their care, confusion or miscommunication can lead to medical errors.
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Mercury retrograde is a drag; Don't sign or buy anything important, and expect delays and miscommunication.
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Turns out there was miscommunication about the start time, and the truck should arrive by noon.
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Instead of simply saying she was sorry or that there was a miscommunication, she goes off.
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Having a baby and being constantly sleep-deprived makes us both sensitive and prone to miscommunication.
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From what I can understand of the mishap, there was a miscommunication and someone got angry.
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A spokesman for Swift later apologized and attributed the ejection of the cameraman to a miscommunication.
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Expect your commute to get totally fucked, and watch out for plenty of rescheduling and miscommunication.
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Some reports chalked up the Vinson matter to miscommunication between the military and the White House.
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"I don't know what happened, maybe some miscommunication between headquarters and local branch," Dr. Fu said.
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I experienced the same old pattern of miscommunication, isolation and exclusion — one more "dream job" lost.
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Absolutely. Update: EA says this was a mistake based on a miscommunication within the development team.
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Kushner told congressional investigators that those mistakes have been due to a "miscommunication" with his assistant.
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Less commonly, nasal problems can be caused by a miscommunication between your brain and your nose.
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Regardless, splitting up responsibilities and still carving time to connect will battle against miscommunication or resentment.
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Someone close to Harvey, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said the problem was miscommunication.
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The fatigue revealed itself in multiple ways, notably with poor tackling and miscommunication in the secondary.
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One is hindered by ambition and miscommunication while the other suffers from familiar fears of commitment.
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Digital communication makes it increasingly easier for misunderstandings to happen, including deliberate deceptions and accidental miscommunication.
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"Me and Jrue had some miscommunication plays," said Davis, who led New Orleans with 29 points.
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At some point, there was a miscommunication and officers believed they were watching real-time footage.
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The apparent miscommunication with reporters leads to greater confusion, creating an awkward moment for both men.
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He attributed the contradiction to a miscommunication with the attorney who wrote it on his behalf.
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Washington backed away from the idea following Erdoğan's threats, calling the whole thing a big miscommunication.
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Avoid signing contracts, traveling, or making important purchases since miscommunication and delays are in the air.
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Watch out for a miscommunication early this evening—but don't worry, it won't stop the party.
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Demoff says he has reached out to E.D. in an effort to clear up any miscommunication.
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A great deal of miscommunication in politics comes from mixing up the two sorts of assessments.
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Or do you set off a staggering cascade of miscommunication, noncommunication, denial, buck-passing and further errors?
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The rest is "fodder for another day," and any confusion was a product of miscommunication, he said.
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Rubenstein told the newspaper that "early indications" show the witness was turned away due to a miscommunication.
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Massachusetts DOT Secretary Stephanie Pollack said a miscommunication led to Volodymyr Zhukovskyy keeping his commercial driver's license.
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"One out of every two containers is lost or delayed because of miscommunication," says de los Rios.
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"Perhaps Mel B was not describing it correctly and there was a miscommunication of sorts," she added.
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Mr. Cruz apologized onstage but chalked up the actions largely to a miscommunication over a CNN report.
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So-called ghost orders are a miscommunication between the computer system and the driver's device, O'Shae said.
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So I suspect there was some sort of just terrible miscommunication but it should not have occurred.
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Don't make any important purchases or travel plans, expect delays and miscommunication, and don't sign any contracts.
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Mercury, of course, is the planet of communication, so be especially mindful of miscommunication during its retrograde.
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They lose focus, are frequent victims of miscommunication, and don't make help rotations until it's too late.
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If there was a miscommunication there, I do apologize to DeMar and his family and his representation.
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For whatever reason -- some kind of miscommunication, the President's own shortcomings -- it did not land as intended.
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Against this backdrop, depreciation of the TND accelerated in April, triggered by an exchange rate policy miscommunication.
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Miscommunication about the storm has abounded, causing people to make unsafe decisions they may have otherwise avoided.
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But solving the miscommunication problem posed by Florence may require something bigger than changing one meteorological tool.
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If Kelly had left it at that, perhaps the controversy could have been chalked up to miscommunication.
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It's easy to talk, Mashwama says, but listening is much harder, so anticipate at least some miscommunication.
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Because of this, there is less of the blame and miscommunication that crippled the response during Katrina.
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"The poster was the result of a miscommunication relating to appearance rules at the school," it said.
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But Axton explains that she took out student loans for her expenses — a startling and unexplained miscommunication.
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" The website reporting the claim updated its story to reflect that the source had an internal "miscommunication.
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Correction: Due to a miscommunication during the reporting process, DoorDash's statement has been updated in this piece.
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For example, if it was a miscommunication, maybe they aren't up to speed on our communication policies.
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The writers reported that mismanagement, poor record keeping, and miscommunication from the forgiveness program are to blame.
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" Hoekstra called his denial in that interview of having spoken about "chaos" in the Netherlands a "miscommunication.
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Because of a miscommunication, I walked into my reception to find the wrong entree on the tables.
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Here's an example, as miscommunication between Jrue Holiday and Dante Cunningham leads to an easy dunk. 17.
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Mercury begins its retrograde in fellow Earth sign Virgo on August 12, which will cause miscommunication and delays.
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Shawniece Jackson and Jephte Pierre had their fair share of miscommunication and arguing on Season 6 of MAFS.
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According to Shooter, the infamous scene was the result of miscommunication between the writer and comic book artist.
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Due to an internal miscommunication, it appeared to be scheduled for release on Netflix, but it is not.
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This flip-flopping and/or miscommunication, however, does undermine the rationale for picking him in the first place.
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Kushner said his assistant initially submitted an incomplete version of the form as a result of a miscommunication.
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However, miscommunication and confusion are in the air, due to communication planet Mercury opposing Neptune, the planet illusion.
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We had our first argument, a miscommunication really, and once it was resolved I giggled and thought, Wow.
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My miscommunication on a number of points has caused upset and offense, and for this I am sorry.
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"The poster was the result of a miscommunication relating to appearance rules at the school," the statement said.
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And it's not always a dishonest advisor that misleads their clients; at times it's more of a miscommunication.
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The Koreas set up a joint permanent liaison office in the North's border city, Kaesong, to prevent miscommunication.
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News around school, traveling or even publishing comes this evening, but watch out for Mercury retrograde inspires miscommunication.
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Instead, Cleveland has been prone to bouts of miscommunication, with J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert the main culprits.
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" He continued, "This misunderstanding of our community leads to miscommunication which we should convert into a progressive dialogue.
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This untruth, a miscommunication he failed to correct, was born of wistful, wishful desire rather than malicious intent.
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The second confrontation with Neptune arrives on September 7 as it opposes Mercury, again bringing confusion and miscommunication.
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Many wars have resulted from misunderstandings and miscommunication, and the next Korean crisis may lead to that outcome.
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Some corrections might have made a reader wonder how on earth the miscommunication happened in the first place.
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Crabb said the confusion stemmed from "miscommunication" between Barr and Shea, but Crabb declined to offer much detail.
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Still, there are plenty of ways science advising can go wrong— miscommunication, script conflicts, misconceptions, and outright mistakes.
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"She wanted to let me know what she has done, because, I guess, there's a miscommunication," White said.
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At some point, there was a miscommunication and officers believed they were watching real-time footage, he said.
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Investigators concluded that the death was a result of miscommunication, and no charges were filed, Mr. Rosales said.
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This pass wasn't even close to the receiver, which makes me think it might have been a miscommunication.
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A spokesperson with the SPD said there must have been some miscommunication, because that recommendation is against department policy.
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It remains unclear if there was a miscommunication about the president's security detail or why the "football" was stopped.
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But more talk can increase the risk of miscommunication as shifting economic winds make it harder to offer guidance.
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When Harry explains the miscommunication, Sheeran is seen deleting the words "Gingers United" from a presentation on this laptop.
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They have since cleared up the miscommunication and repaired the relationship, a spokesperson for De Magistris told BuzzFeed News.
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But when it came time to tell her mom about the happy news, Ronan had another bout of miscommunication.
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" But the miscommunication still drew backlash, and Paltrow recalled seeing a tabloid magazine name her the "most hated celebrity.
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Some unidentified miscommunication has caused both women to miss the others big night, and Shamekka is hurt and offended.
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Correction (8/9): Some elements of Deutsche Welle's story were originally misreported due to a miscommunication from local police.
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We both died in the end after our miscommunication over Rorschach patterns failed to stop some oncoming meat grinders.
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Collings-James: Reading the book, what becomes apparent is a sense of miscommunication and a purposeful lack of understanding.
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On the other, a simple miscommunication could potentially empower people to kill any and all snakes they come across.
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Mr. Corbyn's aides acknowledged that there was miscommunication over the appointment but said Ms. Debbonaire had not been dismissed.
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In each game, all it took was an accident, overreaction, miscommunication, or misperception on intent to cause initial bloodshed.
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"The ring meant everything to me and because of miscommunication I accidentally threw it away!" she wrote on Facebook.
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Expect miscommunication and delays, and give yourself a break—Mercury retrograde is time to slow down, not push ahead.
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There was a little bit of miscommunication there, I think, but all in all I'm pretty happy with it.
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In college, this generational social media gap has become a source of misunderstanding and miscommunication between students and administrators.
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Finally, days later, the Trump campaign admitted there was plagiarism and blamed a miscommunication between Melania and her speechwriter.
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The theme is miscommunication, including the romantic kind: the terrible gap between what we feel and what we say.
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"There seems to have been some unfortunate miscommunication about this situation," Mr. Millepied said in an email on Thursday.
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There are powerful historical reasons heterosexual marriages are subject to more tension, miscommunication and resentment than same-sex relationships.
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Correction: Due to a miscommunication, an earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Greylock led the seed round.
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It was later reported that the supposed approval was likely a miscommunication between Musk and a White House official.
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However, at some point, there was a miscommunication, and officers believed they were watching real-time footage, he said.
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Ross said he believed the stock had been sold but that there had been a miscommunication with his agent.
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GRAY It's a bit sensitive, because my agent who was the point person died, and there was a miscommunication.
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To the extent that there's been a miscommunication or a misunderstanding, we certainly apologize, because we're all about family here.
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The mistake was due to miscommunication about dates on our publishing calendar, and we're reviewing how we track embargoes internally.
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"He was insulting to the people of Puerto Rico… He's sort of like miscommunication in chief," she told the network.
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Sadly, many of these white papers remain unread even during the token sales process, resulting in miscommunication and confusion. 5.
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Officials at Revolution Messaging said that, within hours of the meeting, Goodstein apologized for the miscommunication and corrected the issue.
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This error was made due to a miscommunication between the two organizations; the decision was made solely by Forensic Architecture.
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There was some prodding around, and some miscommunication that led to me thinking he'd found the condom in the bed.
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Judging by a few videos posted to Twitter, it appears that perhaps there was a miscommunication with her flip assistant.
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Rob Kardashian is smoothing things over after a recent emotional outburst stemming from a miscommunication between his sisters and fiancée.
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This is precisely the kind of miscalculation and miscommunication that history tells us can lead to a war nobody wants.
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On August 12, Mercury retrograde begins in Virgo, so expect miscommunication and delays, especially with your day-to-day schedule.
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Learn to communicate "All too often, conflict and miscommunication can derail things as you're preparing for major competitions," Fletcher said.
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But they demonstrate how even a slight miscommunication of policy can carry a heavy cost in times of economic strife.
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On Monday, a conflict at work arises from a miscommunication, as classic Mercury retrograde squares off with action planet Mars.
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At 2:28 PM, the Moon opposes Mercury, so watch out for miscommunication and try not to get too annoyed.
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An unexpected delay or miscommunication could mess you up this morning, but it could also lead to a brilliant idea!
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While today's miscommunication could easily be dismissed as day one errors, if it continues, Republicans have some major headaches ahead.
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A few days later, the CIA opaquely reported back that the the information was not correct; it was a 'miscommunication.
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And looking at the tendencies of messaging in Japanese society … miscommunication may arise due to the brevity of the message.
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Can we ever really avoid this tragic miscommunication that Piper herself has so powerfully analyzed in her writing and art?
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Many sexual encounters seem to take place in a so-called gray zone of miscommunication, denial, rationalization and, sometimes, regret.
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And plenty of volunteers who splashed into the floods saw a tangle of miscommunication, wrenching delays and plain old incompetence.
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When such episodes have come to light, the Justice Department has blamed errors by or miscommunication with lower-level officials.
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While Thompson said he forgave Bally, it set off a stream of fights, generally caused by miscommunication between the two.
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Assuming other people are focused on the same thing we are is at the root of many kinds of miscommunication.
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If that isn't a perfect metaphor for the fear, discord and miscommunication of modern life, I don't know what is.
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Finally, days later, the Trump campaign admitted there was plagiarism and blamed a miscommunication between Melania and her speechwriter. 1.
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In the midst of this money and miscommunication, giving hardened Ukrainian soldiers bad news is simply part of the job.
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A miscommunication between center fielder Collins and right fielder Jim Adduci allowed Seattle to break the scoreless deadlock in the sixth.
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The same thing goes for color fade — a lot of it is down to miscommunication between the client and the colorist.
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In 2015, the FBI tried to notify the DNC about possible Russian activity, but a miscommunication meant its warning wasn't heeded.
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And, she said, she has "a clear sense of miscommunication" with some of the sources in the piece who have complained.
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We got into a little disagreement yesterday (over what turns out to have been a silly miscommunication), and talk about it.
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Most conflicts between venture capitalists and founders arise out of differing agendas, miscommunication, lack of communication and inexperience — not malicious deception.
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Watch out for miscommunication, and make sure your bestie actually received your text before you flip out about them ignoring you.
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The miscommunication is not entirely the fault of the central bank; a shaky world economy makes confident and clear messaging difficult.
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This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication, and prevents patient abandonment.
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This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication and prevents patient abandonment.
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The miscommunication led to an easy out; again the game ended in a tie, and Australia advanced on a tie-breaker.
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Mercury clashes with the planet of illusion and fantasy, Neptune, also on June 13, which could mean miscommunication—or worse, lies.
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However, texting also comes with miscommunication due to the lack of personal interaction of hearing the intention behind the words used.
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To save time, money, and to prevent miscommunication, send a requested looks note and photo of your vision to your party.
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Mr. Cotton said the trouble this weekend resulted from miscommunication between some terminal operators and the airlines that are their tenants.
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Things feel less clear on September 7, as miscommunication and lies abound—keep conversations light and don't believe everything you hear.
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In the frantic confusion of the rescue operation, the crosscurrents of hundreds of well-meaning personnel sometimes led to frightening miscommunication.
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"It's a matter of anxiety" resulting largely from rumor, exaggeration and miscommunication of events such as the arrests early this summer.
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Apparent miscommunication between the 39-year-old Streit and Cole led to Cole's throwing the puck away shortly before Brassard's goal.
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Another issue was that the drill was conducted during shift change, which caused miscommunication and confusion over who was in charge.
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Miscommunication can easily occur because of cultural differences, especially in the writing form when we can't see one another's body language.
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Chapman's Love Languages, first published in 25, argues that many relationship conflicts can be explained by his theory of romantic miscommunication.
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James Killian, a licensed professional counselor, said implementing active listening skills with horrible bosses plays a crucial role in minimizing miscommunication.
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Zhang initially gained access to the property on March 30 through an apparent miscommunication with members of Mar-a-Lago security.
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Mr. Sarma said the state government's decision had received wide support, and he dismissed any dissent as a result of miscommunication.
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I don't think they were necessarily bad people, but I think the miscommunication made it such that the experiences were mismatched.
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When asked about it after the game, Davis said there was a miscommunication on the play though did not elaborate. 5.
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He later blamed miscommunication on his failure to rush inside, including the belief that the shooter was firing from outside the building.
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Somehow, through miscommunication or sloppy reporting, the Fox News report used Wheeler to back up its claims about the Rich-WikiLeaks connection.
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According to TMZ, law enforcement officials are aware of Cardi's displeasure, and they're working to clear up the "miscommunication" around the event.
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"There was some miscommunication, and (Williams) got hot from three," Ball said of the difference between the teams late in the game.
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One of the ultimate goals is to communicate mind-to-mind with none of this pesky talking, because talking leads to miscommunication.
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On Tuesday's all-new episode, Davidson attempted to clarify a miscommunication between the two — though Kemsley didn't appear open to finding peace.
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But, Odom tells us the whole thing was a case of "miscommunication" ... and he's ready to move on to other pro opportunities.
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"Part of the place where people will argue, or maybe have miscommunication, is about what items they will pay for," Francis said.
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While Mercury retrograde brings delays and miscommunication, Mars retrogrades bring anger and struggle—and the fear that things will never move forward.
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Ever since their hasty engagement following Toby's heart surgery, the couple's been experiencing a tumultuous patch of miscommunication and gestures gone awry.
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America's Got Talent finalist Michael Ketterer says his arrest last week on a domestic violence charge was the product of a miscommunication.
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A rep for Gladys tell us that there was a miscommunication ... she will not be performing, but she will be in attendance.
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She finally gets her comeuppance after a mishap with some bleach and a miscommunication between Veronica (Winona Ryder) and J.D. (Christian Slater).
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Apple issued an apology to its customers for the miscommunication, and it also promised to replace affected batteries starting in late January.
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January's previous and now incorrect reading of 26.8 inches stemmed from a miscommunication between the Weather Service and the Central Park Conservancy.
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" HUD said Friday that Carson's announcement that Tufts would move to Interior was due to "a recent miscommunication at the staff level.
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The miscommunication allowed O'Reilly to gather in the loose puck and fire it past Lundqvist stick side to make it 243-93.
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Instead, he argues that it was a result of heightened tensions and miscommunication regarding the need for upgraded security at the mosque.
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NOTES: San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy said the team intended to start RHP Johnny Cueto all along but there was a miscommunication.
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More recently, the technique has been deployed as a means not just to highlight marital miscommunication but to propel a sensational plot.
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The risk of miscommunication, miscalculation and sudden escalation into a hot war is higher than during the original Cold War, he says.
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"I just feel that there's been such confusion and miscommunication at the presidential level that we're constantly playing catch-up," said Rep.
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When she sings, it's potent and unsteady, and captures the anxiety of miscommunication — or rather, communicating at cross purposes — in tidy fashion.
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The prospect of miscalculation and miscommunication, as many former high-level national security officials have warned, leaves the United States more vulnerable.
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The ferry company blamed CBP for the miscommunication; CBP blamed the ferry company for not coordinating the trip with authorities in advance.
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The company also suffered an embarrassing miscommunication issue in September when one of its satellites got uncomfortably close to a European satellite.
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Brewers 7, Mets 4 MILWAUKEE — Behind the curtains of the partying, golfing, absence at work, miscommunication and apology, there was a game.
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We must all be more rigorous in evaluating and investigating anger, or this pattern of miscommunication will continue on other college campuses.
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In today's workplace where email and Slack conversations are as common as in-person meetings, the perils of miscommunication are ever-present.
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But a HUD official on Friday blamed the announcement on a "miscommunication at the staff level," suggesting Carson was given bad information.
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Add in the fact that both fans and creators usually believe they can see the whole iceberg, and the result is inherent miscommunication.
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Instagram's solution of superimposing the content over the reply avoids all that possible miscommunication, plus its an original solution, unlike Stories in general.
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Siam said while "it took time and a lot of funny miscommunication," he felt that they instantly connected, even with the language barrier.
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"It was evident to the responding officers that there was a clear miscommunication between the desk clerk and her relatives," the statement said.
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Earlier this year, Lara Frank*, a copywriter for a large tech company, wrote an email to her boss trying to clarify a miscommunication.
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In court documents previously obtained by The Blast, Duane and Tisha stated that their recent split played a part in the financial miscommunication.
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Again the police were called, but an officer didn't arrive for nearly four hours — the police chief blamed a miscommunication among the dispatchers.
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The belief that we all have some latent and charged sexual instinct is the kind of assumption that leads to miscommunication between partners.
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Retreating back to my last point about miscommunication mishaps, if you're unsure if someone is upset or you're unclear about something, just ask.
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"Companies can avoid cultural confusion and miscommunication by training international employers early in their careers and on a regular basis," Johnson points out.
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Danielle's camp says this was just a miscommunication, but also pointed out her "unofficial" vid already has more than 3 million YouTube views.
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However, miscommunication is no longer just a failed attempt at understanding but a conspiracy of patchy hotspots, dwindling batteries, and expended data plans.
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After getting over the initial miscommunication hump, they ended up going out anyway, with the understanding that sex was not on the table.
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Moore explained that there was "a bit of miscommunication" because MLT "followed up on his initial bug report with "a different email alias.
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His failure to fully disclose before disrobing leads to their immediate breakup and hits on the core theme of this episode: rampant miscommunication.
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FCC investigators on Tuesday blamed the mistake on a miscommunication between the employee who issued it and supervisors who were announcing a drill.
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It was multiple times where two guys went to one guy, or it was just miscommunication, and they made us pay for it.
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When, after a juvenile miscommunication, Connell withdraws from the relationship, he pursues something more "normal"—which is to say, something containable, something social.
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At the end of the day, I feel like a lot of the issues we have in society are a result of miscommunication.
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Iniesta and Ramos were passing the ball near midfield when an incredible miscommunication allowed Boutaïb to sneak in and dribble unimpeded toward goal.
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Byron's CEO Simon Wilkinson extended his "deepest condolences" to Carey's family, apologizing for the miscommunication that caused their son's tragic death, CNN reported.
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Kevin De Bruyne just attacked the French defense at speed, but a miscommunication with Romelu Lukaku caused a turnover and ruined the chance.
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That is why church leaders came to city Council last Monday and apologized for what they did and claimed there was a miscommunication.
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But, he said, "there was a miscommunication" between Attorney General Bill Barr and Shea on what sort of sentencing memo would be appropriate.
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That may have been a product of confusion and miscommunication, but some feared it was an early sign of a potential constitutional showdown.
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FCC investigators on Tuesday blamed the mistake on a miscommunication between the employee who issued it and supervisors who were announcing a drill.
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Whether it's a stunt, a miscommunication, or an attempt to avoid a scandal, Mongeau and Cyrus have yet to officially define the relationship.
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The miscommunication over the federal agency was the latest in a series of perceived gaffes by Morrison in response to the fires crisis.
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Mercury retrogrades are famous for bringing delays and miscommunication—they're known as bad times to sign contracts, travel, or buy electronics or expensive items.
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Across the island, local leaders have dealt with delays and miscommunication from PREPA as they waited for power crews to work on their localities.
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Slight miscommunication on who was meant to make the lo hei, but we managed to mcguyver something out of what was in the fridge.
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Kris. Jenner revealed that the two have had a frosty relationship for several months and that the family dynamic had been plagued by miscommunication.
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They reportedly told ministers at the Department for Transport that suggestions that there may be no drones were a miscommunication, according to the Guardian.
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Ross said in a statement to CNN that he thought the stock had been sold, but there had been a miscommunication with his agent.
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On Tuesday night, a senior administration official said a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House was to blame for the mixed reports.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for miscommunication and technical difficulties, so keep that in mind before you schedule any important meetings, travel, or sign contracts.
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The one thing they absolutely can't have in that situation is a miscommunication that lets somebody spring wide open to get an easy shot.
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There had been a miscommunication, and crews were trying to get immediate help for 10 flood victims, not realizing that the hospital was closing.
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An Air Force veteran in Arizona says his home was sold at a government auction because a miscommunication over $22 in owed back taxes.
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At a minimum, in any engagement scenario, the envoy would reduce the potential for miscommunication and miscalculation that could spiral into a military confrontation.
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The hacker hinted that there was some sort of miscommunication when WikiLeaks received the files, and the organization jumped the gun in publishing them.
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In a conference call with reporters, Jeter stressed that he had no regrets about the process and that there was no miscommunication with Stanton.
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Carlotta Stankiewicz, the Blanton's director of marketing and communications, said a "miscommunication among our staff" was the reason for not contacting the organization sooner.
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Sending audio notes instead of texts, for example, could help limit the miscommunication that happens when you can't tell someone's tone through a text.
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An aide to Murkowski finally issued a statement that there had been a "miscommunication" between the two senators and that votes would be rescheduled soon.
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As anyone who's tried (and failed) to communicate their burning desire in a single glance can attest, real-life seductions are more fraught with miscommunication.
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Miscommunication: The flaw of every teen drama befalls the Theranos narrative as well Of course, no single error can be to blame for Theranos' fall.
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There was also miscommunication about shooting victims who left and ran to other hotels, such as Caesars Palace, to seek help, said the fire chief.
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There's fighting, tons of miscommunication via drunken phone calls, someone inevitably leaves their wallet at the last bar, and there's lots and lots of yelling.
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"We apologize for the miscommunication with our guest on Saturday night, which resulted from a mix-up at our host stand," the restaurant told WFAA.
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A Chesapeake police spokeswoman says the investigation is ongoing and all possibilities are under review — including a possible conflict with Chen's vehicle or a miscommunication.
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With so many projects occurring simultaneously, having these reference boards ensures that there is no miscommunication as the product transitions from one team to another.
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Despite such a thoughtful template, miscommunication does not taint only diagnosis, as I.M. realized when she went on to confide about a more recent exchange.
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A miscommunication in the outfield, which allowed a Ryan Vogelbach fly ball to drop in left-center, opened the floodgates for Seattle's sixth-inning outburst.
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The late '90s sitcom plays on the outcome miscommunication can bring to a Halloween costume party and its even better with a classic literature theme.
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His reality did not allow for Ebola to be a complex but manageable disease of global health, challenged by ill-equipped hospitals and cultural miscommunication.
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The open-ended nature of social practice art means it is plagued by miscommunication and logistical glitches, its makers frequently facing skepticism from local people.
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There are plenty of times friends and family need to share the cost for something, and miscommunication can lead to dented wallets and damaged relationships.
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Mercury retrograde is a pain—it brings delays, miscommunication, and technical difficulties—but it offers an opportunity to connect with your past and slow down.
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"In a miscommunication, the stream was allowed to continue beyond the first hour," a Voice of America spokeswoman, Bridget Serchak, said in an emailed statement.
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It may be that there's a fairly innocent explanation here — basically bungling, miscommunication, and big egos leading to some contradictory storytelling with no underlying wrongdoing.
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He has just five interceptions on 363 attempts (1.4 percent, well below 2.4 career average), with two hitting his receivers' hands and one due to miscommunication.
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This presents a risk of miscommunication between scientists and their machine learning results since scientists have only a partial understanding of what their models are saying.
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The confusion and miscommunication continued all throughout the weekend and well into this week, as some preorder customers still saw their orders as "processing" on Walmart.com.
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The International Civil Aviation Organisation recommends using "aviation English" as the standardised language, employing set phrases and protocols in the hope of preventing miscommunication and accidents.
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As it turns out, it appears there was miscommunication between Google Play Store developer support and the developer, according to the chat transcript that was published.
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A lawyer for Cosby, Angela Agrusa, told reporters at the courthouse on Tuesday that there was a "lot of miscommunication" about what he planned to do.
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They're pointing to the miscommunication over the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson and accusing the Trump administration of lacking any strategy for responding to North Korea.
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No matter how you approach a Mercury backspin, it's always a safe bet to choose your words wisely during this period of miscommunication and faux pas.
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Ocasio-Cortez described the bill as a "very flawed supplemental" in her interview, before noting that the whole process around the vote was rife with miscommunication.
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Waffle House's director of public relations and eternal affairs, Pat Warner, told AL.com that the restaurant was short-staffed because of a miscommunication in scheduling workers.
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The bill required that a doctor who performs an abortion have admitting privileges, ensuring minimum physician competence, to prevent doctor miscommunication, and to prevent patient abandonment.
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In the absence of channels of communication between Tehran and Washington, any miscommunication or miscalculation could aggravate a volatile situation and increase the risk of confrontation.
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Crabb said he didn't personally know about the miscommunication, and that he wouldn't say in court whether a superior forced him to write the revised memo.
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We've had ups and downs and miscommunication, but it has also absolutely strengthened and deepened our relationship with each other and with the people we see.
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But critics say the moves could have the opposite effect, causing disruption and loss of institutional memory that could lead to confusion, miscommunication and policymaking mistakes.
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Disagreements and miscommunication between state and local officials about what federal law requires of so-called corrosion control measures further delayed fixing the problem, the documents show.
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Budget uncertainty and threats of shutdowns, he said, forces project managers to develop backup plans (which requires time and money), while also contributing to confusion and miscommunication.
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Most importantly, a Trump-Putin dialogue can be the first step towards chipping away at a relationship that has been suffering from miscommunication and polarization for years.
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" A government source later told the BBC on Monday that the suggestion there may not have been any drones at Gatwick Airport was a "miscommunication by police.
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Miscommunication and misunderstanding in this environment would be deeply troubling, not to mention the lives of U.S. and NATO lives, which could potentially be put in danger.
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"Unfortunately, this bug was closed prematurely due to a miscommunication with the team that handles AOSP issues," the company said in a statement given to Android Police.
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The idea of needing a "universal language" of dance clearly suggests that society in the film has been destroyed by miscommunication, possibly in a very literal sense.
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Natalie Portman confirmed on Tuesday night that the miscommunication between her and Jessica Simpson that went down on Instagram earlier this month has been put to bed.
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But as one woman's wild story shows, sometimes what seems like an online dating match blowing you off could actually just be a miscommunication or a mistake.
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We apologized about the miscommunication and offered him an opportunity to learn about the same flight of beers provided at the event for the same ticket price.
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CONNECTICUT OFFICIAL SLAMMED FOR TAKING A KNEE TO PROTEST TRUMP DURING PLEDGE "However, it appears there was some miscommunication and inconsistency in the rollout," Santos' statement continued.
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"This direct line between ROK and DPRK senior leaders greatly reduces any chance of miscommunication that might lead to unnecessarily provocative actions," retired U.S. Army Lt. Col.
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That claim, however, was apparently the result of an unfortunate miscommunication — the last thing you want when a company like Qualcomm invites you to their big party.
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A miscommunication between Saddam Hussein and US ambassador April Glaspie left the Iraqi dictator believing the United States gave him the go-ahead to invade his neighbor.
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At the time, State Department deputy spokesperson Robert Palladino asserted it was a miscommunication and that Aro had been "incorrectly notified" that she had won the award.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said in a statement that the miscommunication hindered customers of the FirstChoice Fund product from transitioning to the cheaper MySuper product.
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However, confusion and miscommunication abound as Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7—avoid making agreements on this day, and don't let your imagination run away from you.
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Before the snap, they engage in what amounts to an elaborate game of hide-and-seek, darting around in an attempt to confuse defenders and foster miscommunication.
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But, in fact, Mr. Crowson said, there had been "miscommunication" between a store employee and a member of Walmart's social media team who had called the store.
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"There is so much miscommunication around consumption and fullness that many of us have the belief that 'if you feel full, you've eaten too much,'" Tilocca says.
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She meets Stan Crandall while she's babysitting, and their relationship is full of the kind of miscommunication and analysis that one can only describe as first love.
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I thought about how eroded that arrow was, how beautiful it was — the ghost of a sign — and how that could lead to miscommunication and possibly violence.
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I'm not sure exactly where the miscommunication was, but if Christian really wanted that Jacuzzi date to happen, he needed to just man up and go find Clare.
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As for Clare and Christian, I know there has been a lot of talk about Jacuzzi-Gate and who was ultimately responsible for all the miscommunication between them.
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Sophomore quarterback Justice Hansen did that on the second play of the half, spying a miscommunication in the UCF secondary and hitting Blake Mack perfectly in the numbers.
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There was some miscommunication/misunderstanding internally surrounding the information obtained on whether the EPS owns a Stingray , and in fact, the EPS does not own a Stingray device.
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He thought he had been approved for the program, but his house was sold in a government auction over a miscommunication with officials over $405 in back taxes.
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Like the play that resulted in a safety on Sunday, the Jets' 2019 campaign has been filled with mishaps, miscommunication, disputes and a whole lot of bad football.
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A U.S. military spokesman said the exercises were a show of force and that the Pentagon had notified Moscow through "deconfliction" channels to prevent "miscommunication or escalate tension".
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The miscommunication over the start date in the trade truce highlights a larger confusion inside the administration over what was accomplished during the high stakes discussion Saturday night.
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Consistent discourse Abe is hoping to maintain a consistent discourse with Trump to avoid miscommunication, according to people familiar with his strategy in dealing with the erratic Trump.
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As with the Cold War, the main danger is that the nations blunder into nuclear war through miscommunication, where one party misinterprets ritualistic brinksmanship as a genuine threat.
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Allegedly, Williams was told to wait for clearance to enter Cuban airspace from Havana officials, but either miscommunication, or a lapse of communication, caused an almost fatal incident.
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Hundreds of nuclear weapons are ready to be released within minutes, a troubling fact considering that the biggest threat of nuclear war may be an accident or miscommunication.
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Chetrit also told Rockburne that her two years of attempts at correspondence were "miscommunication," telling her he thought Sony had been in touch with her all this time.
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We all know Mercury retrograde is horrible for signing contracts or buying important, expensive stuff, like electronics or plane tickets, and that miscommunication and delays will be abundant.
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On the other hand, if done right a 10-minute meeting can save dozens of emails, prevent major miscommunication, and even give birth to wonderful ideas and solutions.
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I guess there was a miscommunication about which one of them would be buying stuff, or they thought they could wake up before us and figure something out.
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Spain has dominated possession and played a number of dangerous balls, but a huge miscommunication between Andres Iniesta and Sergio Ramos means this game is tied 1-1.
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The awkward communications between officials barred from disclosing classified information and reporters trying to reveal secrets in which there is legitimate public interest can sometimes end in miscommunication.
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The incident exposed bungling and miscommunication between central banks, and left the Fed, Bangladesh, SWIFT, and the Philippine lender that initially received the funds trading blame for months.
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In the statement Museveni said there had been a "miscommunication" and that the levy would be 0.5 percent of the value of transactions, not 1 percent passed by parliament.
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Kushner's security clearance form did not originally list any contacts with foreign government officials; he now claims the form was submitted early due to a "miscommunication" with an assistant.
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The spokesperson acknowledged that the policies in place failed in this instance and blamed the man's ability to return to the show on a miscommunication between security and stewards.
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The results revealed that miscommunication happens both in cross-platform communication — where slight changes in emoji styling can alter their appearances and cause confusion — and in same-platform communication.
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Uber had identified pick-ups as a key area it's working to improve, since avoiding miscommunication and confusion at that stage can result in much more efficient service overall.
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So, if a friend sends the playful water pistol from an iPhone, it will now look similar on an Android device or in a tweet without any unintended miscommunication.
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About half of the people it surveyed said they were interested in trying it, but many also identified reasons not to—chiefly, the high rate of miscommunication or errors.
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Toronto Raptors general manager Masai Ujiri said Friday he was sorry for any miscommunication with former star DeMar DeRozan ahead of this week's trade to the San Antonio Spurs.
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Soon afterward, Franko was accused of mouthing off to some guards at count (Franko says it was a miscommunication), got written up, and had his film privilege temporarily revoked.
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"What you don't want to do is say we're uncertain about the outlook but we're going to raise rates anyway – that is a bit of a miscommunication," Dowding said.
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In a statement releasing the decision and two other orders from the FISC on Tuesday, the nation's top spy office suggested that the violations were the result of miscommunication.
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The next morning, after more prisoner infractions and a miscommunication among guards, a group of prisoners was locked in a tunnel connecting one part of the prison to another.
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"The school has since taken down the poster, the DeKalb County School District told CNN, adding that the incident was a "miscommunication relating to appearance rules at the school.
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One of those people added that the bank didn't realize it was acting alone on Monday, and that its move might have stemmed from miscommunication with the other firms.
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The film was not actually supposed to be scheduled, but, because of an "internal miscommunication," appeared to be on various platforms, a spokesperson for Netflix said in an email.
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The law firm wrote that overpayments to two other executives, including Asako Hoshino, Nissan's most senior female executive, were "relatively innocent" and resulted from what appeared to be miscommunication.
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The shenanigans in the outfield in Game 6 were mostly miscommunication and the fault of the center fielder, Tyler Naquin, and that is why he is on the bench.
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But more remarkable than the possible miscommunication over timing was Mr. Trump's placing "intelligence" in mocking quotation marks, amplifying his previous insults to the quality of the agencies' work.
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The state's findings echo a preliminary report from the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday that revealed the employee had issued the false alert after a miscommunication during an exercise.
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Pat Warner, a spokesman for Waffle House, told CNN the store had a miscommunication about the duty roster that night, and it had created "a little gap" in staffing.
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As for his application for a security clearance, Kushner said his form was submitted prematurely due to a miscommunication with his assistant, who had believed the document was complete.
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Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner is putting blame on an assistant for issues with his security clearance form, saying there was a miscommunication when it was originally submitted.
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"There is a real risk of eligible people losing coverage due to their inability to navigate this process or miscommunication or other breakdowns in the administrative process," she added.
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" According to The Verge, the contradictory statements were all a misunderstanding: "Due to an apparent miscommunication, there have been inaccurate reports about Swagway's position related to the CPSC's recent declaration.
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The FCC's report says that the employee actually did believe there was an emergency, and that there was miscommunication between supervisors at the state-run facility that monitors missile activity.
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And as a bonus on Smart Displays like the Home Hub, the Assistant will even provide written text alongside a verbal translation to help lessen the chance of any miscommunication.
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We're joined by a translator, on hand to help in case there's any miscommunication – especially when speaking about such a vast and abstract subject as, you know, the human condition.
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Big shifts may take place at home, but with Mercury retrograde famous for mishaps and miscommunication, be sure to double check payments and appointments—and don't make any major purchases.
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The Lawrence Foundation and ARS regret any confusion this miscommunication has caused in the media's reporting on Wales Bonner's designs, specifically the suggestion that the images were used without permission.
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Although the Unicode Consortium sets the standard for emojis, software makers, such as Apple and Google, then design versions for their platforms, opening up a path for inconsistencies and miscommunication.
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A week after the Department of Homeland Security called 63 states to tell them they'd been targeted by Russian hackers, miscommunication and distrust are still rampant between the two sides.
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Heather Corinna—founder of Scarleteen, a sex and relationships education site for young people—warns against faking your orgasm, which can cause a miscommunication between you and your sexual partner.
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With any luck, 2018 will end on a relatively quiet, miscommunication-free note — as long as we can make it through next week with some Scorpionic grace and self-preservation.
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There was so much miscommunication between the authorities and the schools, and we, the students, needed something to distract us from the destruction and the loss we had gone through.
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He says a miscommunication on what the shoot was supposed to frame (or not frame, more like) led to a last-minute change in editing ... and the rest is history.
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If miscommunication occurred between him and some individuals, he said, it was due to time management issues and him juggling the project on top of his job at the gallery.
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It's unclear whether the promise to sign the measure was a miscommunication between the congressman, his staff, and a constituent or whether the congressman changed his mind since the meeting.
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The hacker was sharing data with others in Rojava and Bakur, Turkey; there was apparently a bit of miscommunication, and someone sent a large file containing around half of akparti.org.
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Kushner also explained that his application form for a security clearance form was submitted prematurely due to a miscommunication with his assistant, who had erroneously believed the document was complete.
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Baylor University said this week that a "miscommunication" between administration officials and tour guides led to the removal of a student newspaper that reported about an alleged rape on campus.
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Either this was serious miscommunication (dare we say fake news?) or a mighty strong signal by the administration to Tillerson that there's no longer room for him at the inn.
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Far too often, just one series of screens and cuts leads to a miscommunication on defense, and in turn a wide open shot at the rim or behind the arc.
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By introducing China and providing it with a significant leverage on Pyongyang, the administration could minimize the risk of miscalculations and miscommunication and subsequently stabilize the relationship with North Korea.
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The difference — whether because of miscommunication or incomplete information given to employees — has resonated in Amazon warehouses around the country, particularly with employees with a longer tenure at the company.
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Because the Sun will be making a stressful connection with it, you may find yourself relying on bad habits to cope with miscommunication, scheduling conflicts, and other issues at work.
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The mood is sensitive, so be mindful of miscommunication; it won't be easy to figure out the true value of something at this time, so save negotiations for another day.
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Crabb told Jackson he was "not at liberty" to discuss such internal deliberations, and blamed the reversal on a miscommunication between the local U.S. Attorney and the Department of Justice.
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The errors and miscommunication centered around a major blast on Aug 16, the eve of the attack, at a house where suspected Islamist militants were making explosives, the sources said.
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A miscommunication led to fashion model Winnie Harlow accidentally waving the flag early at last year's Canadian Grand Prix, an error that led to the digital flag being given precedence.
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"If there is miscommunication between the French government's various agencies, it is up to the French authorities – not Turkey — to take care of that problem," Erdogan's communications director Fahrettin Altun said.
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They were at the New York 257-yard line with one minute left, before a miscommunication between Keenum and receiver Brian Quick resulted in Cromartie's second interception in the end zone.
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In Preacher, the silences between Tulip, Cassidy, and Jesse are mundane miscommunication; Jesse's navel-gazing pursuit of the divine leaves him unable to talk to, or care about, his own friends.
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Three, there was some miscommunication that led the person who sent the email to believe they were required to switch all monitors to Fox News, but that wasn't in fact required.
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"This could be considered a mistake or a miscommunication between the Navy and the Pentagon and the White House -- that's fine, you have mistakes sometimes in military operations," retired Lt. Gen.
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The joke is about a miscommunication between co-workers, but it hinges on the high status of one Very Important Political Person and the low status of one Very Despised Punchline.
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Without giving away much, the trailer positions Arrival as a movie about language, and imagines what a slight miscommunication could mean for two species on the brink of a global war.
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In the TV series, Uncle Monty still thinks Stefano is a spy, but a giant miscommunication keeps the children from realizing that he doesn't understand who his new assistant really is.
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A number of Democratic gun reformers emerged from the vote attempting to downplay the divisions — and apparent miscommunication — that led to the surprise passage of the GOP's immigration enforcement provision. Rep.
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Until we all learn to do that, all I can offer is a cautionary tale, an example to illustrate how Facebook can make even the simplest exchange an opportunity for miscommunication.
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It was a miscommunication over testimony in a hearing that focused on miscommunications, a stand-in for the sort of municipal management issues at the heart of the Rivington House matter.
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While austerity measures are frequently used as excuses for not providing accommodations, the provision of an interpreter would certainly be the lesser monetary burden on taxpayers than reincarceration over a miscommunication.
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Can it be fixed: Wednesday evening, Chief Deputy Whip Patrick McHenry of North Carolina told CNN the blowup was the result of a "miscommunication" and he thought it could be fixed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The White House's decision to brand Beijing a currency manipulator is the latest move in a conflict riven by miscommunication, unrealistic expectations and no obvious way out.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Sagittarius, igniting the communication sector of your chart and bringing you exciting news—but watch out for a miscommunication or a delay this afternoon, Libra.
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As an article in The Boston Globe suggests, Mr. Trump's dealings with North Korea's Kim Jong-un, given the two men's "mercurial speech patterns," is a potential minefield of catastrophic miscommunication.
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Electronic Arts later claimed the deletion was a miscommunication about the company's ability to reproduce Kaepernick's likeness in the game, and the company vowed to restore the references to his name.
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"Professionally, knowing a second language allows me to communicate with people in order to prevent miscommunication and to allow people of different cultures to interact with each other cordially," Lee says.
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Stewards added 10 seconds to Gasly's time at the finish and also gave him two penalty points, his first in Formula One, for an incident the team put down to miscommunication.
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A source familiar with the exchange told The Hill that it was a "miscommunication," and Bezos left the exchange with the impression that he'd told Navarro to get in touch with Carney.
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A source familiar with the exchange told The Hill that it was a "miscommunication," and Bezos left the exchange with the impression that he'd told Navarro to get in touch with Carney.
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"There was an internal miscommunication here," he says of the email PR people sent to reporters — Dan Goodin (@dangoodin001) March 13, 2019 Update: Facebook, Instagram and Messenger were down for many users
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But so far, unlike 12 years ago, there has not been the obvious government dysfunction, miscommunication between state and local authorities or the impression that federal officials are indifferent to the suffering.
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Ray Bozarth acknowledged the mistake to The Kansas City Star on Friday, saying that a miscommunication between the party and its vendor caused the false info to be printed on the mailers.
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Election workers told the station that there was miscommunication about where the voting machines were located and that the voters were turned away while attempts were being made to locate the machines.
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In an email to the school obtained by Fox Business, Papa John's acknowledged that conversation over Schnatter, and how the company could be perceived, played a crucial role in the hectic miscommunication.
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A White House official blamed the mix-up on a miscommunication, and the strike group is now expected to arrive off the Korean Peninsula at the end of the month, CNN reports.
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Victoria F. Has Her Own Fantasy Suite Drama A Victoria Fuller Fantasy Suite preview clip posted by Entertainment Weekly shows that Peter and Victoria F. have yet another miscommunication during their date.
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In light of Vice President Mike Pence's recent statements that the US is open to diplomatic talks with North Korea if they denuclearize, there seems to be a miscommunication here -- at best.
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It's not clear how you learned about his having exactly the conversation he told you he wouldn't have, but in approaching this, you should leave open the possibility of a miscommunication somewhere.
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Kushner blamed an assistant during remarks to congressional investigators on Monday for prematurely submitting the form, saying there was miscommunication as he transitioned from his real estate business to the White House.
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Ohio State then drove to the Clemson 23, but Justin Fields was intercepted by Nolan Turner in the end zone — after an apparent miscommunication with receiver Chris Olave — with 37 seconds left.
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Gamers on forums and social media will always have their opinions but, to Fils-Aime, framing the conversation means potentially staving off some of the dangers of miscommunication on more open-ended news.
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Reasons given by authorities for the botched alert in Hawaii shifted a few times and included miscommunication about a surprise drill as well as an apparently poorly designed interface for triggering the system.
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They noted that "improvement in moderation communication would prevent miscommunication such as what happened with PewDiePie's fans" because they don't understand why a player, such as Kjellberg, was banned in the first place.
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American and Libyan officials said the sudden departure of the group of 20 American commandos from Al Watiya air base last month was the result of a miscommunication between the militias stationed there.
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They can originate from having multiple patients' records open at once, or from some of the same miscommunication issues that have plagued paper records — like a nurse or resident misunderstanding a doctor's notes.
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Due to a miscommunication between the Kennebec County District Attorney's Office and the animal shelter, she was adopted by a new family on March 18, three days before Stanfill issued the kill order.
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With intelligences there was a very fine line between "ability to do something" and "do something now," but if Captain Sloane were expecting violence, now would be the time to risk that miscommunication.
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There's no set "price" for an exchange on the platform, and users are solely responsible for making an agreement themselves, so there's certainly potential for miscommunication resulting in dashed expectations on either side.
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There is striking similarity between the miscommunication in the transcripts and those in my own life caused by quickly texting a friend, a point raised by an audience member during the Q&A.
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In one case, a 10-month-old French bulldog died after his container was put in an overhead bin of the passenger cabin after a miscommunication between the owner and a flight attendant.
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Here's a movie about female friendship and collegiality — which, of course, also entails rivalry, miscommunication and shifting allegiances — that feels no need to entangle any of its heroines in a heterosexual romance plot.
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All it takes is one accident or miscommunication such as a crash of two jets, someone who gets jumpy firing their weapon, or a belief that war is imminent to cause the unthinkable.
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"We are examining the miscommunication to ensure it is not repeated and regret this tragic loss of life of our partners and are committed to improvement every day with every mission," said Butler.
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Early Monday morning, before dawn, a miscommunication inspires inner growth—and weird dreams—as retrograde Mercury squares off with your planetary ruler Mars, which is currently in the subconscious sector of your chart.
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But it gets to the heart of the dilemma facing modern Catholics and the Church: utter miscommunication—both from the Church and within it—about what the Church is and how it acts.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, begins its retrograde on August 12, in Earth sign Virgo, which will find you running late, dealing with miscommunication, and, emotionally, finding old memories resurfacing—nostalgia will be heavy!
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Miscommunication over the carrier's route proved to be embarrassing for the White House, after the discovery of photographs that showed that the Carl Vinson was thousands of miles south of the Korean Peninsula.
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However, the Seahawks had some miscommunication, and the play clock ran out before they ran a play, moving Seattle back five yards, making it second-and-goal, six yards from the end zone.
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Unfortunately, thanks to a convoluted, unreliable healthcare system riddled with opportunities for providers and insurers to overcharge patients and chalk it up to hapless "error" or "miscommunication," that is far from the case.
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Check out the clip -- seems like there's a little miscommunication going on, 'cause Jon says he'd love to join up with Floyd ... but hasn't had contact with him since he was invited to join.
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You may briefly recall that Nicki and Taylor had a spot of drama back in 2015 when there was some, uh, miscommunication on Taylor's end about women of color not being nominated for awards.
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According to reports from the New York Times, Washington Post, and Politico, the failure of the bill came as a result of secrecy, miscommunication, and mutual frustration among GOP senators and the White House.
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As my attorneys and I have previously explained, my SF-86 application was prematurely submitted due to a miscommunication and initially did not list any contacts (not just with Russians) with foreign government officials.
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A senior administration official blamed a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House over reports that the aircraft carrier has not made its way to the region as an expected show of force.
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But where other romantic comedies challenge their lovers with tired tropes of miscommunication and mixed-up identities, The Big Sick throws its paramours, Kumail (Kumail Nanjiani) and Emily (Zoe Kazan), into wholly uncharted territory.
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But CEO Scott Blackmun attributed the surprise to a miscommunication and said that the USOC planned to send athletes to the Pyeongchang Games "unless it's legally or physically impossible," according to The Associated Press.
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Tom Steyer's presidential campaign apologized on Thursday for "any miscommunication" it might have conveyed following a report that a top aide had privately offered campaign contributions to local candidates who would endorse Mr. Steyer.
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We all know Mercury retrogrades are annoying: Don't sign contracts or plan major purchases (especially electronics or travel), expect delays and miscommunication; however, Mercury retrograde does have an important function: to help you reflect.
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"There's been a lot of confusion and miscommunication about where people should go," said Sara Rosenbaum, chair of the department of health policy at George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services.
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John, Selma and I shared a cleaning person, and through a miscommunication Selma decided that John and I had headed off for a week in Cancun, Mexico, a place I've still never been to.
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When there was a miscommunication with the wedding planner about the s'mores bar, he picked up the skewers and manned the whole station, helping guests spread peanut butter and marshmallows on their graham crackers.
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Barr pinned the mix-up on a miscommunication between him and the interim head of the DC US attorney's office, Tim Shea, who had been a close aide of Barr's until earlier this month.
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But the risk remains that with no visible diplomatic off-ramp and an increasing volume of military hardware in the Gulf, a miscalculation or miscommunication could plunge the region into a full-blown war.
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The actresses had an honest conversation during the latest episode of Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk Facebook Watch show in which they hashed out the miscommunication that led to them not speaking for 17 years.
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At the time of the child's death in May, NBC New York reported that there had been "a miscommunication" between the daughter's mother and father about who would bring their daughter inside from the car.
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After Mashable reported on Saturday that Swagway advised its customers to take a break from hoverboarding, the company now says that direction was the result of a "miscommunication" and its products are safe to use.
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But it is the rebel of the zodiac, so when it comes to a halt, you may find that your daily chores and responsibilities face some shakeups—think miscommunication, disorganization, and a generally erratic vibe.
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"The Treasury Committee is extremely concerned by the problems at TSB, and by the apparent miscommunication to customers about the extent and nature of these problems," the committee's chair Nicky Morgan said in a statement.
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Update: On Tuesday, the Department of Health and Human Services said it had not waived HIPAA in Orlando after all because it was not necessary—the mayor's original remarks were the result of some miscommunication.
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And in the case of these two people that we witnessed, recite their version of events and try and understand how there's so much miscommunication and how they're version of events were so very different.
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Second, convince the Turks that after broken promises and miscommunication with Washington, the United States can still persuade the Kurds to take steps to assuage Turkey's concerns about armed Kurds on its border with Syria.
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A 2016 Reuters investigatihere into the heist found that a series of missteps and miscommunication between the Fed and Bangladesh, little emergency backup, and slow reactions in New York to early warning signs all contributed.
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A spokeswoman for the hospital, the University of California San Diego Health, said there had been miscommunication over how to identify patients under evaluation, to whom the hospital had assigned pseudonyms to protect their privacy.
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Israeli officials privately explained the translation mistake, but Mr. Netanyahu passed up a chance to clear up the miscommunication on camera, leaving it to an aide to issue a statement saying he had been misquoted.
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One person familiar with the matter told POLITICO that "there was a miscommunication" and that Baker had not seen the final version of the story and graphics before they was published, and wanted them expanded.
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Even FAQs like "So, like...is butter okay?" in response to a clearly stated dairy allergy aren't that annoying, because it clears up any potential miscommunication about what is and isn't a part of a restriction.
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Messaging, meanwhile, is a breeding ground for miscommunication; people who already have underlying depression and anxiety will find that waiting for a text or trying to interpret one that's come in is not fun or good.
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Brahim El Bakraoui, who blew himself up at Brussels airport on Tuesday, slipped through the net and into the Netherlands last July as a result of miscommunication between countries, Ard van der Steur said on Thursday.
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With time zone differences and the potential for miscommunication, things can fall between the cracks, he said, so a good remote worker gets out in front of things to make sure that no balls get dropped.
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Patrick McHenry, the chief deputy whip, who's also from North Carolina, told reporters after a meeting in the speaker's office Wednesday night that the dispute had been the result of a "miscommunication" between staff and members.
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Google says it wanted to help avoid miscommunication by helping to make sure emoji are as consistent as possible when used across platforms: Those blobs often seemed to mean very different things from their iOS equivalents.
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Pavel Durov, founder of the messaging app, said in on Telegram that there had been a "miscommunication" with Indonesian authorities, as he was not aware of a request by the government to take down certain channels.
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From the start in 2013, the program was plagued by miscommunication, endless red tape and spiraling costs that left thousands of frustrated homeowners in limbo for years, and drew condemnation from elected officials and community leaders.
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Earlier in the cycle, Mr. Steyer's campaign was forced to apologize for what it said was "miscommunication" following a report that a top aide had privately offered campaign contributions to local politicians in exchange for endorsements.
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Aide Pat Murphy, the former speaker of the Iowa House, apologized "for any miscommunication on my part" in a statement provided by the Steyer campaign to CNN, after The Associated Press reported the alleged financial offers.
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If you think about medicine, today you have millions of human doctors and very often you have miscommunication between different doctors, but if you switch to AI doctors, you don't really have millions of different doctors.
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There was a miscommunication between me and our visuals team and that resulted in us charting Nike at 7% gain since November 2005 when — as the above chart correctly shows — the gain has been more than 770%.
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Related: Minimalist Music Video Takes You Down the Long Hallway of Miscommunication This Hand-Drawn Music Video is a Visual Palindrome Timelapse Meets Animation in This Nature-Loving Short Film GIF Artists Imagine Souvenirs From Imaginary Places
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Multiple reports said Rivers is expected to sign with the Memphis Grizzlies, the other team in the original three-team trade involving Ariza and Rivers that fell apart after miscommunication over the other players to be involved.
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But it is also prone to glitches: Messages sometimes don't send or they get cut off because of the Apple-Android divide, which, coupled with the fact that I refuse to update iOS, leads to accidental miscommunication.
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Although Veterans Affairs officials blamed miscommunication at the time, Keita Franklin, the department's new executive director of suicide prevention, said that the program had been delayed to come up with a more targeted marketing campaign, called #BeThere.
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In her 33 essay, "Passing for White, Passing for Black," a bracingly lucid personal testimony of fitting in everywhere and nowhere at once, Piper identifies the tragic miscommunication at the heart of so much American racial interaction.
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When there was miscommunication with the wedding planner about making arrangements for a s'mores bar, her ex picked up the skewers and ran the whole station, helping guests spread peanut butter and marshmallows on their graham crackers.
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A former secretary of defense offered a chilling warning amid the letter mishap: Such skeptics would also be ignorant of the numerous examples in history where miscommunication and incorrect intel have nearly brought us to nuclear disaster.
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One source said the apparent discrepancy between McCabe's post-firing statements and the report, which is currently only available to members of Congress, is likely the result of a miscommunication between McCabe and Comey, and nothing more.
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On Tuesday, NTSB Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt questioned CSX employees over what he saw as executive-level turmoil within CSX that could have potentially laid the groundwork for miscommunication and inattention to details leading up to the Feb.
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The franchise, created by Mona Scott-Young, is keeping up with the rest of the media world by embracing the fact that queer and trans people have the same complex experiences with heartache and miscommunication as everyone else.
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McGurk attributed the row over the Turkish presence to "some miscommunication or something" that prevented Turkey from gaining the consent of the Iraqi government for Turkish troops deploying in the north when the units arrived a year ago.
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ATLANTA SCHOOL DROPS SCHOOLWIDE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, ASKS STUDENTS TO INSTEAD RECITE 'WOLF PACK CHANT' But officials later decided to go back to the "original format," citing "some miscommunication and inconsistency in the rollout" of the new plan.
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"The rules for accessing antenatal care are very clear that women should not be denied access based on their ability to pay, and this amount shouldn't be paid upfront—but there's also a lot of miscommunication," Boutros says.
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Will Mercury succeed in fucking you over by causing traffic or air travel delays, crashing your email when an important assignment is due, or any of the other myriad ways Mercury can cause miscommunication and mayhem when retrograde?
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According to local news reports at the time of the arrest, there appeared to be a miscommunication between the state, which contracted for the pen test, and the county, which had jurisdiction to monitor security at the courthouse.
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At the time of the strike, the Afghans were battling the Taliban in a densely populated part of the city, and commanders believe that a miscommunication led an American AC-130 gunship to fire on the wrong building.
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And though these issues likely arose due in part to miscommunication and Drake's probably heightened sensitivity to photographers and paparazzi it is important to let this story live on and build the legend that is, The 6 God.
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"We appreciate the opportunity to clarify that we will be one of the first to have access to, and use, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, and apologize for the miscommunication," the company said in a statement provided to Engadget.
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"What was clear from this incident was that there were outdated training materials circulating in our stores that caused confusion and miscommunication, and we take full ownership of that," Britt Innes, vice president of marketing for Joey, explained.
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Alejandro Villanueva of the Pittsburgh Steelers came out of the stadium tunnel, barely, while his teammates stayed behind, a miscommunication that thrust them into the fray and made Villanueva an accidental hero among people opposed to the protests.
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To avoid miscommunication, encourage employees to be open on their calendars by blocking out "family" time; encourage those without such responsibilities to carve out "personal time" before and after their work day to facilitate healthy work-life harmony.
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"Anyone who ever doubted that miscommunication could escalate a situation as far as triggering an accidental nuclear war need only to look at the chaos currently on display before a war has even begun," Perry tweeted on Monday.
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The policy, which the Trump administration approved in May and halted by executive order in June, created widespread miscommunication and confusion among various federal agencies, the DHS inspector general wrote in an unpublished report obtained by the Post.
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Due to a miscommunication among the staff — the hotel was brand new after all, and perhaps working out small kinks — I remained there while I was directed to wait for my treatment instead of heading to the lounge.
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The absence of [body language] cues in emails and texts meant that the promise of digital communication — being able to stay in closer touch with people much more easily — was being offset by an accompanying increase in miscommunication.
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I should warn you that this might cause you to become forgetful of your belongings, in addition to all the other bullshit that typically comes along with Mercury retrograde, like delays in transportation, miscommunication, and all sorts of inconveniences.
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Cityfox told THUMP this was because of a miscommunication between members of the team—a barman had misinterpreted an instruction over the radio to open an extra bar, and thought that meant the alcohol license had finally come through.
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But it was this initial miscommunication over how the tests work that eventually also culminated with a Fortune senior editor admitting that he'd been " misled" by the company while he'd reported on it for a June 2014 cover story.
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The absence of all of these cues in emails and texts meant that the promise of digital communication – being able to stay in closer touch with people much more easily – was being offset by an accompanying increase in miscommunication.
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" Bromwich said some of the claims about McCabe's lack of candor "are more properly understood as the result of misunderstanding, miscommunication, and honest failures of recollection based on the swirl of events around him, statements which he subsequently corrected.
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Policy shift wasn't communicated The reasons why Haley refused to take the heat for Sunday's miscommunication became clearer on Tuesday and Wednesday, with three administration officials telling CNN that Trump changed his mind on imposing additional sanctions on Russia.
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Most blunders can be traced back to a miscommunication, where two Spurs sprint to cover one player, but sometimes they simply don't run back as fast as they should, leave the floor unbalanced, or get burned by poor positioning.
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Miscommunication can be as much of a hazard "as an engine fire, a broken landing gear or an avionics failure," said Barbara Clark, the author of the study and the head of You Say Tomato, a Britain-based consultancy.
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In instances when we have asked reporters to do so, it has been the result of miscommunication and misunderstanding between staff, or of staff members out of an abundance of caution enforcing rules that should not apply to journalists.
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Professional athletes at the highest level regularly contend not only with fierce competition from opposing teams or individual athletes but also intense psychological pressures, including performance anxiety, fear of failure, and tensions resulting from miscommunication, particularly in team sports.
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On McAllister's first pitch, he got a simple pop-fly from Dexter Fowler, and while the box score says Tyler Naquin caught it for the third out, it was yet another miscommunication, with Naquin nearly colliding with Coco Crisp.
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"Whatever the case, whether it was deliberate misinformation or a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House, it's quite serious," said Narushige Michishita, a specialist in international security at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
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The carrier cited a "miscommunication among our employees" as the reason for the incident and claimed Prescod's wait time was actually between 10-50 minutes, which they noted was "much longer than she should have" waited, in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Delays and miscommunication will begin to clear up, and you can expect to be fully in the clear on December 7, when Mercury clears its shadow, meaning that the planet finishes moving past the degrees it retraced during the retrograde.
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Hopeful students spent thousands of dollars, pulled up stakes, and moved their lives across great distances in order to study at PNCA, only to be told they wouldn't be starting classes because of miscommunication about a $250 security deposit, she said.
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McGinty said that while there was evidence of miscommunication between a 911 dispatcher and the police officers, there was not enough evidence to suggest that the cops had cleared the very high bar for criminal charges in police shooting cases.
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As a result, BoE watchers are likely to rely more than usual on verbal guidance from Carney and other senior BoE officials, who will be keen to avoid any miscommunication as new finance minister Sajid Javid prepares to pick Carney's successor.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration's miscommunication about the location of the US Navy's Vinson carrier group -- ordered to the Korean Peninsula as a show of force to the North Koreans -- has not been raised by any foreign leader, the adviser said.
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Two weeks ago, Chairman Abilio Diniz and Chief Executive Officer Pedro Faria told analysts that lack of real-time information and miscommunication between industrial and commercial divisions were the reasons for the 460 million reais ($144 million) fourth-quarter loss.
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The most pressing concern from a U.S. foreign policy standpoint will be to avoid miscommunication with Russia, as any misunderstanding regarding intent and policy resolutions would increase the potential for error, which could rapidly escalate between the two military powers.
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That tension was broken less than 13 minutes into the first period, courtesy of the Penguins rookie Oskar Sundqvist, who scored the first goal of his N.H.L. career after a miscommunication between Islanders goaltender Jean-Francois Berube and his defensemen.
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When asked why students were told by school staff that they would no longer be disciplined for romantic behavior with same-sex partners, BYU officials told The Salt Lake Tribune that there "may have been some miscommunication" but didn't elaborate.
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This profound miscommunication, it seemed, originated with the leadership who had put out the original call for veterans to come to Standing Rock, namely Wesley Clark Jr. On Saturday, Clark had a hand in a takeover of power at Oceti Sakowin.
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But the spokesman noted that "applications being manually reviewed may temporarily be placed in a pending status until a final determination is made," hinting that the confusion may be the result of slow or miscommunication between the agency and Browder.
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One week after Taylor Swift took to social media to accuse Big Machine Records of forbidding her from playing old songs at the American Music Awards, Scooter Braun is speaking out about what he believes is a miscommunication between the parties.
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If indeed it was miscommunication and missteps that led to the curious and painful optics around Mr. Morales's firing, then it in some measure mirrored the failures on the part of other city officials surrounding the lifting of the deed restrictions.
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The Wildcats had another chance to score late in the half, but ASU defensive back Jack Jones intercepted a Tate pass on a miscommunication with a receiver, returning the ball 11 yards to the ASU 25 with 1:50 left.
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But I also think it's perhaps served to devalue consent breaches and miscommunications to seem (in a social sense) to be on the same level of morality — meaning culturally we seem to be treating rape, misconduct, and miscommunication as effectively the same thing.
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"I think the Foundation's leadership would like to give the impression that this is all just a miscommunication, but at some point a failure to communicate becomes secrecy," William Beutler, a longtime Wikipedia editor, journalist, and author of The Wikipedian blog, told me.
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"Whatever the case, whether it was deliberate misinformation or a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House, it's quite serious," said Narushige Michishita, a international security expert at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo told the New York Times.
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And while McMahon says that the festival will be reinstated back to two days next year if it follows protocol, this entire debacle seems to be part of a long line of issues stemming from miscommunication between the city and festival organizers.
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According to the Journal of Patient Safety, a staggering 400,000 people are estimated to die each year due to medical errors, many of which nurses say can be attributed to the miscommunication or omission of previously documented medical information about the patient.
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Bradley shot a very respectable 39 percent from behind the arc this season; swap him and Crowder for Durant, Curry, and Klay Thompson, and you realize why even the slightest hesitation or miscommunication will open up enough space to cause Cleveland major problems.
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In the fourth inning on Saturday against the Arizona Diamondbacks, battery mates Buster Posey and Jake Peavy had a little miscommunication that could have ended poorly, but wound up proving that Posey is probably pretty good at cornhole (and baseball, too, I guess).
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Alec said he was contacted by a Tesla customer experience rep who "apologized for my troubles, told me that Tesla has restored all missed options" and "cited a miscommunication" as the reason why the company pulled the Autopilot features in the first place.
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However, the internal probe into the case did turn up evidence that miscommunication within the bureau resulted in a delayed solution to accessing data stored on the device, which the FBI needed as part of its investigation into the December 2015 attack.
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The 25,000 names that shouldn't have been included were the result of "miscommunication" between the secretary of state's office and the Department of Public Safety over a flag in the data that showed those folks had since demonstrated to the state they were citizens.
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A senior administration official blamed a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House over reports that the aircraft carrier has not made its way to the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea, as an expected show of force to North Korea.
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"There is a lot of miscommunication on the amount of taxes we are paying to the EU – it only 2 percent and the amount of regulation being affected by the EU in British parliament is 7 percent, so these facts will come out," he added.
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A fascinating thing about the cryptocurrency world, a way in which it's increasingly a synecdoche for global geopolitics, is that it's divided between a Chinese sphere and a Western sphere, and the two seem to be mostly tethered by bonds of mistrust, miscommunication, and misinterpretation.
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By no means do I recommend writing a full essay every time you write an email, but having direct topic sentences can help keep your language clear and limit the number of additional emails that pile up in the thread as a result of miscommunication.
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Then, four hours before her scheduled arrival in Providence, the children and their father received a call from Ludin: She had missed her flight through a miscommunication with Frontier Airlines and would have to rebook on a flight to Boston for later in the night.
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Justice Department headquarters and the US Attorney's Office had spoken about it, but "there was a miscommunication between the Attorney General and the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia as to the authorization and the expectations that the Attorney General had," he said.
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The show ties this kind of extreme miscommunication directly back to the pervasiveness of porn in young people's lives today, who have no idea what to make of the sexual behaviors they see in the most popular adult content readily available to them online.
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Normal People has been hailed as the "book of the year," with Rooney being called "the voice of our generation" which makes sense, given that the speed bumps of Marianne and Connell's romance—class conflict, anxiety, and miscommunication—characterize so much of millennial ennui.
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However viewing or sharing child exploitation images is illegal in the UK. The BBC would have to have sent Facebook links to illegal content, rather than shared images directly to avoid being reported — so it's possible this aspect of the story boils down to a miscommunication.
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Most of their struggle was expected, thanks to poor effort from veterans who don't want to get up for regular season games in March, personnel that was never reputed on the defensive end to begin with, and plenty of miscommunication between a string of moving parts.
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Matt Kaiser, a lawyer whose Washington firm, KaiserDillon, has represented male college students accused of rape and sexual assault, said he had seen an increase in cases that didn't fit the definition of assault but that seemed instead to grow out of serious misunderstandings and miscommunication.
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After 36 hours of vehemently denying that passages from Melania Trump's Monday night speech were lifted from the 2008 Democratic convention speech of Michelle Obama, the Trump camp is now acknowledging the obvious: Trump speechwriter Meredith McIver says the copied passages were due to a miscommunication.
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First in pseudonymous comments on a rock blog and then in leaked text messages and an interview, the bassist detailed a long making-up and negotiation process that was ultimately derailed by miscommunication, worries from Mr. Corgan about her ability to perform and, of course, money.
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When one of the two copies of the SLC6A7003 gene in every brain cell is damaged, like in Maxwell's case, too little of its protein is available to perform its vacuuming duties, leading to miscommunication between cells, developmental disorders, autism-like symptoms, and, often, severe epileptic seizures.
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A miscommunication between C.D.C. officials led the agency to tell the hospital that all the patients had tested negative even though three of the samples had not been tested, Dr. Christopher R. Braden, a medical epidemiologist with the C.D.C., said at a news conference on Tuesday evening.
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After a Foreign Policy report suggested that the State Department may have retaliated against her because of her criticism of President Donald Trump on social media, State Department deputy spokesperson Robert Palladino asserted it was a miscommunication and that she had been "incorrectly notified" of her award.
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The midnight-shift supervisor intended to test the day-shift staff with an unannounced drill, but because of a verbal miscommunication between the midnight-shift and day-shift supervisor, the latter believed the drill was intended for the night-shift, and therefore was unprepared and unaware for the drill.
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Though it's described in more detail here, there seems to have been some miscommunication: the ICA's staff didn't want their performers forced into anything that made them uncomfortable; meanwhile, Lima insisted on the insertion of the rope as essential to the piece — to her understanding, it was empowering.
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The vice president's camp has since revised their position, and the entire issue appears to turn on a small distinction that likely points at some kind of miscommunication: Was Pence's outreach to Rippon (which everyone agrees occurred) more an offer to talk or a request to do so?
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Despite off-season sessions, training camp and now one-quarter of the regular season, the Jets (212-3) have been plagued by miscommunication and missed assignments that they will have to fix to have any chance in Sunday's road game against the Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1).
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Spain's defense has been uncharacteristically error-prone this World Cup, but at some point it stops being uncharacteristic and is simply the reality of the situation: David de Gea's fumbled shot in the opener, Ramos and Iniesta's miscommunication against Morocco and now Pique's hand ball for a goal here.
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Several Rothy's fans say they've lost patience with the brand recently due to canceled or unfulfilled orders, miscommunication from customer service reps, and inconsistent sizing — issues the company has attributed to problems with third-party fulfillment providers, unexpectedly high demand for certain releases, and variations between different weaves.
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"That was a miscommunication about my past couple seasons about what my role would be and what they were expecting from me," Anthony said, seemingly referring to his two most recent teams, the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Houston Rockets, the latter of which cut him after 10 games.
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Before we get to questions from the audience, what are the four or five tools for doing that, because that is what struck me the most is that everyone has a story, all the men don't hear them, many of the men don't hear them and there's a miscommunication.
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"In general, going into Autumn with European Central Bank (ECB) and Federal Reserve meetings ahead, some misinterpretation/miscommunication (central bank failure) could lead to market stress with rates moving higher substantially, spread widening, equity market drop, etc, " he said, though highlighting that this isn't his base case scenario.
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From non-existent effort in transition, to constant miscommunication, to over-helping off good shooters and treating bad ones like Steph Curry, to lineups that have no business in an NBA game, we may never again see professional defense played as poorly as they're doing it right now.
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The moon in fire sign Aries connects with the sun at 5:52 AM, boosting our confidence—but watch out for short tempers as the moon clashes with Mars at 7:30 AM. Messenger Mercury clashes with Neptune, the planet of illusion, at 9:23 PM, so be careful of miscommunication.
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Contributors include Judith Butler, Sabine Breitwieser, Simon Dove, Malik Gaines, RoseLee Goldberg, Jens Hoffmann, Ralph Lemon, and Catherine Wood who offer their distinct perspectives in essays that reflect on common yet contested terms, the poetry of miscommunication, and the stakes of literacy in our current context of hybrid cultural production.
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"A crisis at Half Moon was averted, but it has always been the risk with the South China Sea that a small incident in remote waters escalates into a much larger crisis through miscommunication or mishandling," said Ian Storey, a senior fellow at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore.
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Like all of us in the throes of #MeToo, I have been taking rigorous inventory of my sexual history, rolling back the tape on past highs and lows: the disturbing teenage experiences no longer chalked up to miscommunication, those times I gave in because it was easier, some unwanted advance successfully fended off.
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In this longstanding struggle — often marked by frustration and miscommunication between the two countries — there is a telling lesson for the Trump administration as it reassesses the United States' relationship with its southern neighbor: What happens in one country often bears heavily on the other, a connection that demands collaboration and constant maintenance.
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Your relationships may feel like they are dragging, or you could be getting very frustrated due to conversations that become fights due to miscommunication; however, there will be a new moon in sensual Earth sign Taurus on May 6, which may help bring a fresh start to any relationships that are facing Mercury retrograde drama.
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Cathie Black, who was then running Hearst Magazines, had called me up and through a boring sort of miscommunication, I turned up for the interview at Hearst and Cathie, I was then told, was about to set off for the airport to go on a trip to Paris, so I had missed the opportunity.
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Before that, former Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty announced that there would be no criminal charges filed against the officers involved — arguing that while there was miscommunication between a 911 dispatcher and the officers, there wasn't enough evidence to suggest that the cops had cleared the very high bar for criminal charges in police shooting cases.
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Mercury retrograde has a bad reputation for miscommunication, delays, and technical difficulties, but this is an important time for you to slow down and reconsider the decisions you've made since November, Virgo, especially ones relating to your home or family, as well as to check in with yourself about your boundaries and your need for personal space and privacy.
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When Terese Lawry and Jacob Falkovich suddenly found out they had to move in August — a miscommunication between Ms. Lawry, a doctoral student in biology at Columbia University, and the housing office resulted in their Morningside Heights apartment being assigned to someone else — Mr. Falkovich suggested they turn to a time-honored method for making hard choices: a decision matrix.
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Though he doesn't think that more business opportunities will suddenly change the systematic corruption, nepotism, and authoritarian rule plaguing much of the Middle East, he does see the startup community as playing a role in changing some of this by addressing what he calls "miscommunication" between Middle East governments, international financial organizations like the International Monetary Fund, and the region's entrepreneurs.
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It's just that the teapot happens to be the Gulf, an area whose very name (Arabian or Persian) is in dispute and where one false move, one miscommunication, one misread signal could set in motion unstoppable forces that would do a great deal more harm to Saudi-Emirati interests than Qatar could dream of doing on its own — should it even be so inclined.
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As if getting a standard-issue celebrity-inspired haircut at an established salon didn't have enough nerve-wracking potential already (what if there's a miscommunication and your new stylist uses a razor on your frizz-prone ends instead of proper shears?), there's a hairdresser in Russia whose cuts will make you fear for your life — and not in a self-pitying "my bangs are too short" kind of way.
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Her book is full of factoids: the word "salary" comes from ancient Rome, when the Romans paid soldiers in salt; the famous tongue "taste map" is a myth—the result of a half-century old miscommunication; people consume more food at restaurants they think are healthy; "supertasters"—roughly 20 percent of us—are more disgusted not just by bitter flavors but also by decay, disease, and mutilation than regular tasters.
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It also ratcheted tensions on the peninsula, prompting North Korea's deputy ambassador to the UN to warn that the US was risking nuclear war with its actions on the peninsula -- any hostile act is inherently a dangerous calculation when dealing with an unstable actor like North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. A senior administration official later said a miscommunication between the Pentagon and the White House was to blame for the mixed reports.
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The book presents several possible explanations for their falling-out: Hurston's jealousy (whether romantic or platonic remains unclear) of the relationship between Hughes and Thompson, the beautiful, young aspiring writer hired by Mason to be their secretary; disagreements over the authorship of "Mule Bone" (Taylor, a book editor and the author of "Darkest America: Black Minstrelsy From Slavery to Hip Hop" and "Faking It: The Quest for Authenticity in Popular Music," sides with Hurston, who claimed to be the play's principal author); and miscommunication caused by delays in correspondence.
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