And then DARPA basically said ... Any big mishaps during ... No huge mishaps, there was some entertaining things.
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Fetty is no stranger to bikes ... and bike mishaps.
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We can already learn a lot from earlier election mishaps.
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But recent mishaps at San Onofre have sparked local concerns.
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It's fine to have a few mishaps in your 234s.
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Followers often let obstacles and mishaps throw them off course.
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This group appears to have emphasised Mr Dung's economic mishaps.
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Missile mishaps can happen even to the best of militaries.
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Adventures outdoors can lead to road rash and other mishaps.
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However, the waters are dangerous, with increased risks of mishaps.
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Headlines Mishaps mar Theresa May's fightback at Tory conference on.ft.
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We had a few mishaps defensively, but we'll be alright.
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And trust me when I say that mishaps do occur.
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The result: mishaps, mayhem, revelations, and a lot of wine.
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What close calls and mishaps did she and Innes encounter?
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After all of these performances, were there any memorable mishaps?
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While mishaps are seldom, things don't always go as planned.
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The Associated Press: Mishaps, protests and litigation overshadow Florida recount.
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The researchers developed an 11-item questionnaire to screen drivers with type 1 diabetes for a high risk of driving mishaps and developed an online intervention intended to help high-risk individuals avoid future mishaps.
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Despite some communication mishaps, daytime is best for accomplishing your goals.
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Soyuz has also had its share of mishaps and near misses.
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Social media mishaps have been in the news a lot recently.
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The ACV is also capable of obstacle detection to prevent mishaps.
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But right now, the filtering mishaps can have an unintended effect.
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Flight cancellations and baggage mishaps have likewise been at their lowest.
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No serious mishaps for the Americans on the sometimes perilous beam.
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All three mishaps became public in recent months, the paper reported.
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But we've definitely had some mishaps when it comes to application.
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She volubly recounts the mishaps that plagued Franco Zeffirelli's monumental staging.
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The companies boast about their progress but don't publish their mishaps.
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Michael Andretti's 13-race Formula One career was filled with mishaps.
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The refineries have been recently plagued by a series of mishaps.
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After all, those fashion mishaps made your style what it is today.
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Even the brief incursion into Georgia in 2008 was dogged by mishaps.
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As Mashable pointed out, 2017 saw multiple mishaps that made passengers miserable.
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But it's the mistakes and mishaps that we can really learn from.
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Fans get confused about the authenticity and mishaps like this one happen.
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IT IS BECOMING the party of mishaps, if not of mean-spiritedness.
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Security mishaps are not the only controversy plaguing Booz Allen at present.
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Such mishaps are feeding a fast-growing market for specialist cyber-insurance.
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No wonder that opponents of the NRA sound gleeful over its mishaps.
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Nowadays such mishaps are becoming rarer, thanks largely to the sharing economy.
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Do you have any crazy stories about animal mishaps at a wedding?
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More recently, the trust has come under fire over corporate governance mishaps.
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Repulsive sex ensues, along with diabolical mishaps, nudity, violence, and drug benders.
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If travel mishaps are the stuff of memory, my vacation was unforgettable.
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"You have my promise we'll get to the bottom of these mishaps."
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Prior to that, there also were two nonfatal mishaps involving Navy vessels.
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He draws from his parenting mishaps to deliver self-deprecating one-liners.
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Fratricidal mishaps were a tragic feature of this manner of waging war.
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Myself and many of these friends relate to the mishaps portrayed in Insecure.
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The site typically publishes completely false stories about crazy crimes and medical mishaps.
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The poison, however, is not perfect; there are occasional mishaps with native fish.
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That only increases when accidents or other mishaps happen, AAA's research has found.
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Those are data that could be learned from, or used forensically after mishaps.
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As we're not so used to these yet, there have been some mishaps.
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Luckily the real-life mishaps during filming were mostly small and unimportant. Mostly.
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In the end, the agency's new rules won't remedy either of those mishaps.
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We want to restrain people from going there so that mishaps don't happen.
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Despite mishaps for major tech players, others in the industry are more confident.
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The ironic thing about Trump's mishaps are his clear desire to erase them.
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Because despite your many Twitter mishaps you both keep coming back for more.
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And he said the men discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstands and miscalculations."
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But he wishes the government would resolve the shutdown to avoid similar mishaps.
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Winter conditions compound the severity of potential accidents, breakdowns, or other automotive mishaps.
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Despite my teaching torts for decades, I am not immune from holiday mishaps.
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Just double check who you're texting; Mercury is retrograde and mishaps can happen.
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Boris, with his bikes and zip wire mishaps, has left quite the legacy.
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I want people to know that my heart is bigger than my mishaps.
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Both CRS1 partners experienced major mishaps resulting in the loss of the payloads.
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If nothing else, it's curious that Nora keeps suffering odd mishaps and annoyances.
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But there have also been mishaps on the offensive end in these games.
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No you're not hallucinating, it's just back-of-the-eye debris and neuronal mishaps.
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Samsung really doesn't want any Galaxy Note7 mishaps mid-flight, thank you very much.
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This string of mishaps on United flights doesn't appear to be a fluke, either.
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Most weddings don't go off without at least a few mishaps — including royal ones!
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Unfortunately, Robertson said these makeup mishaps led her to be bullied in high school.
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The news hit just as Lyft was continuing to profit off of Uber's mishaps.
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But earlier campaign mishaps had made the M5S look alarmingly amateurish and accident-prone.
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And so, it's onward and upward for Samsung moving past its scandals and mishaps.
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But for actress Kristen Bell, she's miraculously been able to avoid any mishaps. How?
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The sheer number of mishaps at Brown, right from the start, defies easy explanation.
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Team Rising share their takes on the mishaps in Iowa Caucus results reporting. Hill.
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There were language barrier issues and little culture shock mishaps since the beginning, sure.
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The setup leads to minor mishaps, but ultimately gives way to two unlikely romances.
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On the telephone recently he discussed wheelie mishaps, biker churches and Porta-Potty races.
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Explosions and other mishaps are common in China, often because of patchy safety enforcement.
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It's immediately clear that Kid Nation is essentially an endless series of adolescent mishaps.
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It clashes with Neptune, creating communication mishaps, but meets with Jupiter, boosting your intuition.
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Over the years, the machine produced clicks, clunks, groans and some Wagnerian-scale mishaps.
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His company had fought hard, killing civilians in mishaps and Taliban fighters in gunfights.
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The agency does not tally the number of e-cigarette explosions or other mishaps.
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Here's a look at some of the milestones and mishaps of the annual spectacle.
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Have you had any work from home mishaps as we transition to social distancing?
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Facebook is the current poster child for digital privacy mishaps and creepy ad targeting.
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Economists fault the government for mishaps and complacency that left the country especially vulnerable.
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Partly this was because the mishaps were officially hushed up, leaving only his triumph.
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None of these mishaps ruined our trips, but they were frustrating — and remain memorable.
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Firearm mishaps are exactly why some insurance companies won't insure districts that arm teachers.
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They get into mishaps backstage and at home, where some family members just don't understand.
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The stock has lost half of its value from record highs just before those mishaps.
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It's just one of a series of mishaps that European royals have suffered this year.
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You can follow her on Twitter to keep up with her Starbucks-themed spelling mishaps.
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Should there be further mishaps, Mr Abadi's rivals in Baghdad will be waiting to pounce.
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The dog's death kicked off a weeklong rash of animal-related mishaps for the airline.
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Navigational mishaps in the occupied territories have long been a source of anxiety for Israel.
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We talk about the performance, gossip, and laugh at a few of the night's mishaps.
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The video is the latest of a series of recent public mishaps for the company.
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But there's no public or private system for tracking reproductive mishaps in the United States.
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If there are two things the internet loves, it's hilarious mishaps and goals-worthy romance.
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Facebook has been persona non grata as of late following public mishaps and concerning revelations.
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In spite of military mishaps, American forces overwhelmed Grenadian and Cuban forces on the island.
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The hike can be physically dangerous, but even mishaps are part of the master plan.
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In 2011, we began displaying a real-time feed of our mishaps on our website.
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Other United States carriers have also taken public blame — though less frequently — for customer mishaps.
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But despite his wobbly debate performances, lackluster fundraising and verbal mishaps, Biden is still standing.
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Awkward mishaps like picking up tickets at independent theaters like the Roxie or New Parkway?
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We had no mishaps and then we had a malfunction on stage during the live rounds.
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Lady and the Tramp (1955) We're eternally grateful for this dog cartoon making spaghetti mishaps romantic.
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It was the latest in a string of mishaps caused by Ms Raggi's choice of subordinates.
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For Russia, however, the Progress failure was just the latest in a line of similar mishaps.
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Fans have gotten their hands on albums early because of mishaps at digital music services before.
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Even so, Baxter touched on Samsung's determination to avoid repeating past mishaps earlier in his statement.
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Facebook's year of privacy mishaps continues — this time with a new software bug that 'unblocked' people.
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Agency officials will also face questions around their handling of the repeated privacy mishaps at Facebook.
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My mission: To make as much money while dealing with a variety of passengers and mishaps.
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Unfortunately, the catalyst for their series of comical mishaps rests on tired and offensive Latino stereotypes.
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In fact, the biggest obstacles to civil dialogue proved to be flaky spouses and childcare mishaps.
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Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation.
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Qatar Airways stopped accepting planes from the factory after manufacturing mishaps damaged jets and delayed deliveries.
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The injury is the latest in a series of mishaps spurred by the viral TikTok challenge.
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The injury is the latest in a series of mishaps spurred by the viral TikTok challenge.
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At the same time, some raised questions about streamlined training as potential contributors to the mishaps.
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So does Congress; the House Readiness and Seapower subcommittees are holding hearings on the mishaps. Adm.
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The occasional escapes and other mishaps on this live program greatly contributed to its entertainment value.
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That variety of athletes presented Mellette with an even greater variety of potential mishaps and injuries.
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Sprinkled in between have been other mishaps, including a Twitter poll related to the Kavanaugh hearings.
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The whole cruise was filled with mishaps -- including Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott losing his voice!
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However, it is only one in a string of mishaps facing the pipeline's builder, Energy Transfer Partners.
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So in honor of her candid and hilarious reaction, we're rounding up all of her memorable mishaps.
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My mornings this past week have been riddled with mishaps and miscalculations—probably more than I realize.
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It could also be that people with higher IQs are smart enough to avoid accidents and mishaps.
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The dictionary continually corrects Trump's bigly word mishaps by defining the most-searched terms related to Trump.
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Those figures suggest that perhaps the scandals, mishaps, and growing mistrust might be catching up to Facebook.
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Those figures suggest that perhaps the scandals, mishaps, and growing mistrust might be catching up with Facebook.
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The musical performance, however, was prone to mishaps, with some flashes of intensity but many inert stretches.
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I don't remember my parents freaking out; they seemed to understand that mishaps were part of childhood.
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In addition, invest in a mattress bag to protect the it from any moving mishaps and staining.
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You want to use this as your guideline to avoiding the dreaded tadpole brow or other mishaps.
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These mishaps cost the airline industry $2.1bn a year and cause untold stress and inconvenience to passengers.
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Between the lines: Some Hollywood executives have even been able to come back from their #MeToo mishaps.
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For Michelle Monaghan, the secret ingredient to happiness is to be able to laugh about life's mishaps.
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Perhaps thanks to these mishaps, foreign firms are getting wiser to the importance of naming in China.
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This lawsuit follows on the heels of a litany of mishaps for Rubin's much-hyped new venture.
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Except that fire and flood can be the results of accidents, mishaps or even your own mistakes.
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The holidays can conjure up all sorts of uncomfortable situations, from fractious family discussions to kitchen mishaps.
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Even the smallest mistakes or mishaps, like a traffic ticket, can have a huge setback on earnings.
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But the Dubrows insist they don't have to worry about any water-based mishaps in the future.
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Booksmart follows the pair through a series of mishaps, missed connections, triumphs, sexual discovery, and personal revelations.
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When you're exposed to the elements and the mishaps associated with biking, you start thinking about preparedness.
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Assuming no mishaps, Quintana will end the Tour in third place over all, 4:21 behind Froome.
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This will cover some extremely common mishaps, such as when chewed objects get lodged in their systems.
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But press secretary Sarah Sanders on Wednesday offered no defense when reporters listed his alleged ethical mishaps.
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Also, some of the movie's mishaps would definitely have been avoided if everyone just had cell phones.
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Most of the other mishaps and commotions have been mostly harmless, however, even straying into the amusing.
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But it is possible to create a "framework" that guarantees a given technology could never cause mishaps.
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Throughout the trial, his team's repeated mishaps and botched cross examinations cost hours of the court's time.
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Pick your clothes a few days beforehand to avoid any mishaps like ill-fitting or wrinkled suits.
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Ladder mishaps sent nearly 176,693 people to the hospital in 2013, according to the National Safety Council.
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The mishaps drew the attention of many animal rights activists, including the celebrated primate expert Jane Goodall.
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Coyotes can be hunted legally in many built-up areas, but it sometimes leads to tragic mishaps.
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DM: The columns present our trips as fairly seamless, with occasional mishaps tossed in for comedic relief.
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Dr. Silvera said a series of mishaps have slowed follow-up attempts, and many scientists remain skeptical.
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Let go of any pretense of perfection, and embrace any mishaps as part of the greater celebration.
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These kinds of mundane mishaps weren't the things we talked about when we talked about my dad.
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The announcement comes a day before the Senate is scheduled to hold a hearing on Navy mishaps.
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Knightscope, one of the most popular companies making security robots, has maintained that the mishaps are outliers.
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The announcement comes as the airline is facing a backlash following a series of pet-related mishaps.
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I found this puzzle awfully clever, but I attribute solving it with few mishaps to dumb luck.
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This hesitancy can lead to medical mishaps, with pregnant women left helplessly awaiting the outcome of complications.
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I'm certainly not prepared to say that it's a wave of mishaps or some form of crisis?.
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Fortunately, there were no towel-related mishaps during this surgery, and Rose seems to be recovering well.
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I'm certainly not prepared to say that it's a wave of mishaps or some form of crisis.
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Drivers with type 1 diabetes have a greater risk of collisions than their spouses without diabetes, and those mishaps correspond to the use of insulin pumps, a history of collisions, severe low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) and previous hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps, the study team writes in Diabetes Care.
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The reason for these mishaps is not due to a personal affront from the chef or your server.
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It comes with the added bonus of Uppababy's unmatched customer service (ideal for any travel mishaps that occur).
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Forensic pathologist Dr. Daniel Spitz told CNN that all those mishaps hurt the investigation's conclusions from day one.
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Eat I don't see how it's possible to rack up frequent-flier points without racking up mishaps too.
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Google Maps is fairly helpful most of the time, but it's had a few mishaps with wrong tagging.
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From 2003 to 2011, by one estimate, more than 90 American soldiers lost their lives to firearms mishaps.
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Out of the hundreds of shows that make up Fashion Month, there are bound to be some mishaps.
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In the trailer, Philip Fry — the hapless delivery driver — and his futuristic pals have unlikely adventures and mishaps.
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That's led it to be caught off-guard by privacy mishaps, balancing censorship and safety and thwarting abuse.
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Mounting mishaps at the construction site are raising concerns over safety, particularly in the neighboring country of Lithuania.
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The failure is a setback for the Russian space programme and the latest in a string of mishaps.
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Submit to us your funniest social media mishaps with mom on Twitter or Facebook, using the hashtag #snatchedsocialsnafu.
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Season 2 will take us through the next decade's adventures, mishaps, and diplomatic conspiracies, and end in 1965.
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The Prince would then come to America to look for his new queen, encountering mishaps along the way.
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As I argued earlier today, it's very possible there'll be more unplanned outbursts and mishaps at this convention.
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Target can use the Vineyard Vines launch to show it's learned — or hasn't learned — from these past mishaps.
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The children of Twitter found the tweet hilarious, and a few people shared their parents' similar microphone mishaps.
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Except it's also a bro comedy, with all of the partying, chaotic energy, and ludicrous mishaps you'd expect.
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A series of mishaps with an eagle, a toad and a bad poker hand further delay its arrival.
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See our favorites from Coachella's first weekend below, and here's to kicking your seasonal style mishaps for good.
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While this spread of "STDs" was limited to the planning process, many of these mishaps were more public.
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Through the secret-sharing app Whisper, newlyweds have confessed some seriously cringe-inducing mishaps from their wedding days.
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Do you see these as actual mishaps and foibles or is it a problem of perception for Less?
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AI*SCRY is an imaginative and engaging application that shows the shortcomings, albeit poetic mishaps, of machine vision.
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My circumstances were never as dire again, but there were many other mishaps with visas, vaccinations and currencies.
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Even as the crowd cheered the handlers for their valor, the specter of dangerous mishaps dogged the parade.
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Elizabeth Taylor, who amassed one of the world's great jewelry collections, had her share of mishaps with gems.
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Untold numbers - as many as 1,200 by some estimates - perished in blasting accidents, snowslides, falls and other mishaps.
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"We are concerned about an increasing number of aircraft mishaps and accidents," he told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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She regularly calls out her own outfit mishaps, carries on like a champ, and never lets it upset her.
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But it nonetheless also surely captures some realities about the variability of state-by-state mishaps and risk-taking.
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Being on our phones at all hours of the day has made texting mishaps the norm, not the exception.
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We know (and dread) the effects of a Mercury retrograde: technological mishaps, logistical issues, and constant conversational faux pas.
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But, luckily, a confluence of psychiatric mishaps derailed me so badly that I was finally forced to seek treatment.
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" More broadly, the report said that the leadership at Dugway had played down "the seriousness of incidents and mishaps.
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Avoiding wardrobe malfunctions and slip-and-fall mishaps are not the only concerns celebrities have on the red carpet.
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After mishaps in the immigration process with a shady lawyer, her and her family's visas became inactive, she claimed.
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It also includes confusing ballots, tampered ballots, electronic voting mishaps, and even insufficient or ill-prepared polling station volunteers.
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We can't promise it will prevent all future social mishaps, though it could prevent the next mid-interview tangent.
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To help, we consulted three expert colorists who shared what you can do to fix the most commonplace mishaps.
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DC has finally learned from its previous (epic) mishaps, and made a movie that is dark, fun, and watchable.
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The way the story takes Alicia actually makes some of Season 7's mishaps make a bit more sense.
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Several have been survivors of boating mishaps who credit Austin and Perry's loss with prompting them to better prepare.
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Should we then care so much more -- and spend so much more -- to prevent terrorist attacks than bathtub mishaps?
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It might be safer to just take the stairs, with the growing number of escalator mishaps happening these days.
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Citing anonymous sources familiar with the situation, the chiefs are leaving due to Model X production delays and mishaps.
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Players going out into the world to find pocket monsters are already running into all sorts of bizarre mishaps.
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It gets things done, and it promises to survive most accidentals and mishaps, whether at home or at school.
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In other words, they've proved that talking about your most embarrassing childhood mishaps makes you feel closer to someone.
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Their mishaps included errors that resulted in their being shot down — or shooting down guys on their own side.
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He said that Trump and Xi had discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstandings and miscalculations" in the vital seaway.
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We strongly urge passengers to follow security instructions as such mishaps result in inconvenience of hundreds of other passengers.
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And just like that, I knew there was more to Bieber than his patchy facial hair, or animal mishaps.
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To be fair, Theranos's previous mishaps likely jaded much of the scientific community before Holmes took to the stage.
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But the mishaps still show just how easily data from one service can end up exposed thanks to another.
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An investigation determined the incident was the result of a combination of mishaps, including design, human and procedural issues.
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VNS dissolved after some mishaps in 22016 and 22017, and the National Election Pool (NEP) was formed after that.
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This first ever legislation addressing emerging CRISPR technology will help prevent safety mishaps by amateur users of CRISPR kits.
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This, combined with other self-inflicted mishaps, will make it seem like the world is crashing down on you.
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Mishaps of that magnitude occur more often at practice sessions, which are an elongated version of the warm-up.
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As one character points out, our DNA carries "the history of our genetic mishaps" as well as our successes.
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They transmit heartbeats, sleep schedules, locations and distances, documenting their host's life events, from innocent mishaps to criminal encounters.
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Most of the genetic diseases deciphered to date have been linked to mishaps in one or another protein recipe.
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While travel insurance may protect you, it helps to think ahead to prevent common travel mishaps before they happen.
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Lorenzin put a brave face on the mishaps, and said it was vital to raise Italy's falling birth rate.
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"I stand with @NAACP's #LogOutFacebook, expressing our concerns about the privacy mishaps & hate speech incidents Facebook has allowed," Rep.
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The New York Times, unfortunately, cannot physically be on or near every rail line to report when mishaps happen.
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Synopsis: The life of Tracey and the mishaps of her neighbourhood, friends and family, and of course, her boyfriend.
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Paradoxically, as drugmakers found with vaccines, remaining mishaps may increase legal costs and drive companies out of the market.
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Countless other Kickstarter and Indiegogo projects have gone awry, but the Coolest Cooler represents one of the biggest mishaps.
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A regular work week typically invites only minimal culinary mishaps – some burnt toast here, an undercooked chicken breast there.
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The paranoia grew as the administration early on suffered leaks about the president's conduct and mishaps throughout the government.
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Lutheran Services has suffered its own mishaps, including two episodes of teachers spanking children, a violation of program rules.
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The Super Bowl is the crowning glory of sports in the United States, but it hasn't been without it's mishaps.
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Previous research suggests that between 70% and 80% of surgical mishaps are caused by interactions between those present going wrong.
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It means—surprises and mishaps aside—an attentive nerd can figure out what to expect from space science in 2017.
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The review board concluded that, due to JWST's national and scientific importance, its construction should continue regardless of these mishaps.
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It was a week of unfortunate mishaps for Boyz II Men singer Wanya Morris and his pro partner Lindsay Arnold.
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Estée Lauder's translucent, blue-hued powder eliminates unwanted shine so you'll always be ready for nighttime shots and iPhone mishaps.
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A total of 21 teams qualified, but after pre-contest trials and mishaps only 23 vehicles crossed the starting line.
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For the 2016 season, Jones expects there to be relatively speedy load times — but there's bound to be some mishaps.
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Distracted Pokemon Go players around the world have been involved in numerous mishaps, including less serious car crashes and falls.
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Diners looking for upscale, healthier burritos expect quality and have not been as forgiving of Chipotle's numerous food-safety mishaps.
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Autocorrect is responsible for more "ducking" mishaps than we'd like to admit, but it's finally redeeming itself — Pokémon Go style.
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But it is not clear how others feel about his leadership given the recent series of mishaps and past problems.
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But "White Sands" isn't just a catalog of travel mishaps, with Mr. Dyer cast as an English-speaking Monsieur Hulot.
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The drawings at times reveal mishaps: broken tools and ropes, escaped whales and the untethered bodies of whales that sank.
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But the Nissan scandal is just the latest in a long line of mishaps to rock the Japanese corporate world.
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In the three weeks since the heart was found, there were drug arrests, juvenile mishaps, property damage and traffic violations.
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Brown was interested in mishaps and disasters, but above all, he was interested in what it meant to be American.
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Distracted Pokémon Go players around the world have been involved in numerous mishaps, including less serious car crashes and falls.
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Indeed, the miracle of the holiday can be found in the many mishaps that result in no carnage or charges.
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The Jets' record, achieved by a compilation of mishaps that even a blooper reel would reject, will ensure as much.
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And over the years there have been a number of nuclear mishaps that resulted in lost bombs and near-detonation.
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Writing op-eds, assisting government investigations, and constantly explaining data and security mishaps take a lot of time and attention.
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A series of transformer explosions and other mishaps knocked out power to 23,22 homes and businesses, the governor's office reported.
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Such mishaps are worth it to see her favorite athletes, like the American skater Nathan Chen, up close, she said.
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Though the footing has not been linked to mishaps, some horsemen acknowledge there is added risk on the sloping route.
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There were no mishaps or disasters, but my husband and I spent most of our time bickering and stressed out.
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Serena pushed through various mishaps and a harrowing delivery of her daughter last September that kept her bedridden for weeks.
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The roux was a breeze to make, and there were no mishaps with it being too thick or too thin.
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So, even with some mishaps and restless owners waiting on an update, it seems like Tesla is doing just fine.
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Some airlines were able to handle the mishaps (mainly caused by weather and congestion) better than others, the report said.
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Besides dress mishaps, most wedding insurance plans would also cover incidents including: Buy insurance as soon as possible, Shasha said.
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Diners looking for upscale, healthier burritos expect quality and have not been as forgiving of Chipotle's numerous food safety mishaps.
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The game has already been blamed for a rash of accidents and a slew of mishaps stemming from distracted players.
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Bennet's tenure has been marked with several mishaps that have generated controversy, drawn criticism, and spurred at least one lawsuit.
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As for the potential for mishaps, she said: "It's a risk that you have to take when you do this."
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The disaster was fed not by structural defects or firefighting mishaps, officials said, but by an unholy mix of circumstance.
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She briefly gets engaged to Billy Wallace, but the marriage is called off after he has too many drunken mishaps.
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The rate of injuries decreased from 1991 to 12.6, mainly because there were fewer baby walker- or jumper-related mishaps.
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In many cases, today's real time technologies could have been applied for simple fixes to the unforeseen mishaps of modern technologies.
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There are websites and books devoted to autocorrect's mishaps, not to mention shirts, mugs and calendars printed with popular autocorrected messages.
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The Viking landers of the 1970s carried seismometers, but between wind noise, mishaps, and insufficient sensitivity, never definitively detected a Marsquake.
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The game was also to blame for a rash of car accidents and a slew of mishaps stemming from distracted players.
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Potentially, the robot mishaps and need for free human custodial labor will disrupt people's movement and intent within the micro-Commons.
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Virgin Galactic's early flights led to a number of mishaps, ultimately resulting in the death of a test pilot in 2014.
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Maybe the mishaps and mistrust are beginning to take their toll, and not just on Facebook — on all of us, IRL.
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Cornelius Baur, the German boss of McKinsey, a consultancy, puts some of German firms' mishaps to chief executives' poor communication strategy.
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Amusement ride mishaps Three girls were hurt yesterday after they fell from a Ferris wheel at a county fair in Tennessee.
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"In 35 years, we've had a few mishaps," Ulrich shared, recalling one time in London when his platform didn't properly rise.
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The report by the Government Accountability Office to Congress followed a series of mishaps in which dangerous pathogens were inadvertently released.
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Including Wednesday&aposs crash, there have been only four of what the Air Force classifies as Class A mishaps since 2010.
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Half of the total drone crashes were not reported by the Department of Defense, despite a policy to disclose major mishaps.
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Fortunately for the universe, these 13 victims of Halloween fails shared their mishaps on the Internet for us all to enjoy.
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After a series of dietary mishaps on his road to getting buff, Riff Raff decides it's time to make a change.
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But the agency has had a string of mishaps in recent months, including derailments and instances of trains running red lights.
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The incident also follows a string of deadly aviation mishaps over the past year that have killed 18 airmen and crew.
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Obviously, Dead mostly wrote about music—like the bands he was in contact with, or the setbacks and mishaps affecting tours.
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If you peel back the layers of the duo's ridiculous adventures and mishaps, you'll find that they're quite meticulously put together.
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Because she is inclined to be fretful, to be hard on herself, and we don't want her to linger over mishaps.
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Most did not die from snow, but from injuries or mishaps related to the accumulation of snow and difficulties of transport.
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So things have to go wrong to generate drama, and some of the mishaps imagined by The Journey feel pretty contrived.
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But the game has been blamed for a rash of car accidents and a slew of mishaps stemming from distracted players.
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As far as we know, Byrne's own experiences haven't been nearly that traumatizing, but new motherhood hasn't been without any mishaps.
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Ultimately, they gain a strategic advantage by obtaining more data, cultivating more loyalty, and being more resilient to inevitable data mishaps.
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Nor do he and his co-writer create a propulsive narrative around all the individual stories of mishaps, trap and rap.
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However, it also led to mishaps last year and at times the appearance of a "move fast, half bake things" philosophy.
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Over the course of this 52 Places journey, though, I've learned to embrace mishaps in travel as part of the experience.
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Tepco and the government are treading cautiously to avoid further mishaps that could raise doubts that the plant is under control.
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He stepped down as chairman in 2013 and later from the retailer's board in 2015 after a series of PR mishaps.
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Washington and Beijing announced an agreement following several mishaps and false starts during negotiations in a nearly two-year trade war.
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We went to Tobago for three days a year ago and had quite a lot of mishaps with the rental car.
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But before the winner Miss South Africa Zozibini Tunzi received her crown, a number of interesting moments and small mishaps occurred.
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While she has prospered at the world championships, she has also had various injuries, crashes and unexpected mishaps over the years.
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Instead, federal data shows that the most turkey-related emergency room admissions are from those who have mishaps with a knife.
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The harder question is whether learning these lessons is enough to protect an emerging market in Asia or elsewhere from future mishaps.
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But with Jenner's continued launches, the process became smoother, with fewer sellouts, broken page, and product mishaps as she addressed the issues.
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Red tape for permanent residency would be cut and there would be a two-year grace period to avoid "cliff edge" mishaps.
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Screenshot: Josh Schlaich (Facebook via HLN)Delta is now implicated in the unnerving string of recent dog mishaps that's rattled America's skies.
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Thirteen years later, oxblood nail polish covers my nails, and Mac's NC42 compact evens craters left behind by acne and epilation mishaps.
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" The series "follows a sardonic girl in her final year of college whose overactive imagination leads to catastrophic thinking and hilarious mishaps.
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Nevertheless, the overall result is surprisingly solid, especially given the rumors swirling around production mishaps during the film's rocky road to theaters.
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While the PM was not the image of grace and poise, his wife, Sophie Trudeau, slipped into her kayak without any mishaps.
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In their case, they have a lot smaller groups of people to deal with, they're not making money, they've got management mishaps.
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There were no reports of serious mishaps as a result of the outage, which prompted calls for a change in the system.
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Following the August 33 collision, the commander of the Navy's Pacific Fleet was fired after a string of deadly mishaps this year.
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That's why we polled four interior design experts on the small space mishaps they see most often, plus how to avoid them.
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And for skeptics who don't believe these mistakes actually happen, fellow Redditors shared their own teeny furniture mishaps in the photo's comments.
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Bonet adds that although she keeps her brows natural these days, she's had some mishaps in the past, and so has Kravitz.
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Below, five folks anonymously shared their stories of #OOTDs backfiring so badly, they'll hopefully make your own mishaps feel that much smaller.
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After a string of reckless mishaps, their parents tell them they are required to bring dates to their sister's wedding in Hawaii.
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Indeed, parents especially anticipated prompting apologies following accidental mishaps that involved their children's peers (and not parents themselves as the wronged parties).
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The central bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, said in a statement on Thursday that a "mechanical cause" was behind the printing mishaps.
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Instead of obsessing over the mishaps though (or even the fact that their boss is super moody), they embrace the positive parts.
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I'm hired to go deep into the bridesmaid trenches, figuring out creative fixes if and when mishaps occur on the big day.
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It's not "anti-man" it's more anti-dating, observes Maya, who says her previous dating mishaps have left her feeling more committed.
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In addition to this, I like the flexibility it gives my feet on stage and the thinner toes that prevent pedal mishaps.
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Froome, though, is getting used to such mishaps and challenges — whether that means recovering from crashes or clearing his name of doping.
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Mishaps happen, even at the best properties, and Mr. Bush advised informing the hotel's duty manager right away when something goes wrong.
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The way Spiral Toys is handling the aftermath of the breach appears to be the latest in a long string of mishaps.
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Most wedding day survival kits are equipped with an arsenal of essential items to help brides avoid any mishaps or unexpected hiccups.
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"You want to build the capacity to look at yourself and your mishaps in a benevolent way and be amused," Hofmann says.
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But victory is far from assured for a team whose Le Mans history has been littered with near misses and odd mishaps.
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This focus on the privacy aspect of the program may be in response to the company&aposs slew of data-privacy mishaps.
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It concluded with a plea from two Beijing professors recommending that current laws be amended to prevent similar mishaps in the future.
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Data mishaps notwithstanding, perhaps the greatest present concern for Democrats is uniting in time to turn back Mr. Trump in the fall.
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But as their dominance has grown, and as egregious privacy violations and mishaps proliferate, regulators can no longer look the other way.
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Realism certainly isn't what the brand is known for capturing and conveying, but marketing mishaps aside, the ad definitely got people talking.
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The policy will pay out for a range of mishaps, ranging up to declarations of war, actual war, or acts of war.
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After a year of troubling mishaps on its massive social platform, Facebook has landed itself in yet another self-inflicted privacy debacle.
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These mishaps have included sensitive information like fees paid to a divorce attorney and doctor's office, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Instead, due to production mishaps that could have been avoided and were then poorly handled, it barely got to make a sound.
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How, after so many product mishaps and sleeper successes, does Nintendo not realize when it has a genuine, certifiable hit on its hands?
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PricewaterhouseCoopers' Tim Ryan told The Associated Press that the company spent the past year developing new protocols and safeguards to prevent potential mishaps.
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While Neil Patrick Harris and his chef husband David Burtka are quite the foodies, they are not immune to mishaps in the kitchen.
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In this world, however, there's no magical school to whisk you off into mishaps and adventures — just touching a wand will kill you.
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The other side: You don't have to be a fanboy to think that Tesla remains in a fundamentally good spot despite the mishaps.
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She's the real hero of this challenge, and this video is based on the various mishaps she has endured while I built Jarvis.
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If you are Senator Cory Gardner in Colorado or Senator Susan Collins in Maine, the presidential mishaps have probably also made you miserable.
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Every trip has its mishaps, no matter how diligently the schedule is prepared or how much money comes out of the vacation fund.
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"Sometimes, she beat us," said Titi, recounting the businesswoman who had flogged the girls for the smallest mishaps, such as breaking a plate.
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A small accident "may have immense social consequences if it is perceived as a harbinger of further and possibly catastrophic mishaps," Slovic writes.
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After a few zombie-related mishaps that I won't spoil, they find themselves taking refuge at a nearby settlement in an abandoned school.
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Flow, a new startup currently looking for additional funding, is hoping to save a slew of people from the mortification of period mishaps.
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The death toll of 12 Marines ranks the incident among the worst training mishaps the U.S. military has suffered during the last decade.
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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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The world has now witnessed the finale to a dark comedy, replete with scandalous candidates, parties conspiring against their own, and media mishaps.
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Theranos, of course, is no exception to this trend of high-profile government mishaps as its recent shutdown by the FDA can prove.
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When asked if he was following the management mishaps at Uber, Blecharczyk noted that Airbnb has "very good partnerships" with lots of cities.
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One lawyer is especially significant -- Tom Demetrio, a renowned aviation lawyer who has handled scores of personal injury cases related to airline mishaps.
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In fact, they created two versions: a hash brown-covered concoction, and, after a few mishaps with the coating, a fry-covered version.
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Yesterday, Fusion reported that Facebook uses location data to make friend suggestions and pointed out that this could lead to unfortunate privacy mishaps.
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Cue funny antics and mishaps and, by the end of the movie, you can't help but feel warmed by their friendship and journey.
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Meanwhile, pauses in emergency work and preventive action such as fire management raises the risk of costly disasters and mishaps down the road.
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But with machine mishaps, she warned that the county is "in prayer mode to finish on time," according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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Carving mishaps (or political disagreements) might leave you in need of methods for cleaning a blood stain out of table linens or clothing.
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But there was an option for a beach ride, and five of us signed waivers exempting TDA for any mishaps on our detour.
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Within minutes, buoyed by tales of our sundry mishaps on the way up the mountain, the four of us were strangers no more.
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The process of removing the fuel rods from a storage pool had been delayed since 2014 amid technical mishaps and high radiation levels.
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The death toll of 12 Marines ranks the incident among the worst training mishaps the US military has suffered during the last decade.
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Most rental companies offer roadside assistance in their pricing, and extended roadside service, for nonmechanical mishaps like misplacing your keys, is also available.
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WASHINGTON — Urgent new orders went out earlier this month for United States Navy warships that have been plagued by deadly mishaps this year.
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"They will be easily knocked flat by mishaps or illnesses," Ledgard continued, and would be prone to recruitment into insurgencies and terrorist groups.
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The importance of paper ballots to back up and verify digital vote tallies was also underscored by numerous election mishaps over the years.
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With all the dangers of miscalculation, any number of mishaps could spiral into a war of no choice that neither side actually wants.
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This system has its obvious flaws — both in unwanted monitoring of user behavior and mishaps like the one experienced by advertisers on YouTube.
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Users are invited to upload footage of their BlackVue camera spotting people crashing into their cars or other mishaps with the #CaughtOnBlackVue hashtag.
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They're grappling with fallout from 204 election interference on their platforms, many high-profile privacy mishaps and investigations into their size and power.
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And with China involved (as it was last year too), Russia will be keen to avoid mishaps that could embarrass Russia's defense ministry.
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We recognize our political mishaps, but the leap from public deliberation to detentions and fallacious designations is preposterous, shortsighted and an alarming precedent.
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Susie Juray, the founder of a Los Angeles-based tooth gem retailer called Tooth Kandy, has seen some mishaps from D.I.Y. attempts firsthand.
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US military officials argue that they're safe, but critics say the Osprey are prone to mishaps and have seen a string of crashes.
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YouTube is a massive destination for children of all ages, and needs to be held responsible for when it has mishaps such as these.
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The film came about after they and their group of friends experienced some ridiculous mishaps while trying to travel to celebrate their 50th birthdays.
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But even though he had a couple of mishaps in the weekend, one of his latest tweets hilariously backfired — all thanks to a typo.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office got its accreditation yanked last week over mishaps surrounding the 2017 Parkland school shooting, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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If a law were to consider these mishaps a deceptive act or practice, it would allow the FTC to go after companies more aggressively.
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Fortunately for us, they maintained a sense of humor about their honeymoon mishaps, and decided to shared the hysterical tales of getaways gone wrong.
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They prove that with the right attitude, travel mishaps can be good learning experiences (and good stories) that don't have to dampen your fun.
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"While it may not show itself directly today in the rate of mishaps, I do believe it exhibits itself in additional risk," said Rep.
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The survey, released Thursday, found that 3 out of 4 respondents believed their credit-related mishaps have had a negative impact on their lives.
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In addition to the poster and Trump's many tweets filled with a variety of spelling and grammar blunders, America has a few mishaps recently.
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Amusing cultural mishaps, such as Kek mistakenly washing his aunt's dishes in a laundry machine, lighten the tone of the otherwise very emotional story.
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Reporting on live TV will always have its mishaps, but for KTVU reporter Alex Savidge, one unexpected moment nearly landed him in the hospital.
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That much was confirmed in a couple of recent studies that revealed the majority of IT folks blame users for technical mishaps that arise.
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Despite the clinical, hospital-like appearance of death by lethal injection, the condemned suffer dramatically from mishaps—even when it's not apparent to witnesses.
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The two countries also established a formal "deconfliction" mechanism to prevent military mishaps — a system that, despite some slips, has largely functioned as intended.
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The April visit focused on security coordination between the Israeli and Russian militaries to avoid any mishaps as they operate in the Middle East.
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The picturesque foothills of the Pyrenees will keep the riders alert and wary of mishaps with one stage remaining in the three-week Tour.
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So between yesterday and today's Twitter mishaps, it might be time for DOD personnel to take a refresher course on social media best practices.
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Expect some scheduling mishaps and difficulty finding the right words early this week, as messenger Mercury squares off with deceptive Neptune on Monday evening.
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And while China's foreign corporate operations have improved, Chinese companies seem particularly prone to environmental mishaps due to inexperienced operators and local labor abuse.
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Ross gets a spray tan, and after three mishaps in multiple tanning booths, he is four shades darker than he had planned to be.
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Her battle to complete it seemed to some like a metaphor, the set of mishaps overshadowing the messages she hoped would dominate the news.
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Before he succeeded, he had several mishaps, including slamming into the wall on a double cork 1440 and injuring his left knee and liver.
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Officials at the museum said they were "deeply distressed" by what had happened, and they vowed to impose "strict management" to prevent future mishaps.
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He said there had been 12 aviation mishaps last year that resulted in either the loss of aircraft or the deaths of service members.
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"Sex Education" captures the many mishaps and awkward moments that occur during real sex — not some glossy models dry humping each other to ecstasy.
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The latest iPhones have tougher glass and enhanced water resistance, according to Apple's claims, so hopefully you won't need to worry about such mishaps.
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Even so, he's continued to attract flak for repeated hamstring injuries, with some taking the predictable route of equating biological mishaps with moral failings.
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In recent years, the FTC has brokered similar settlements with the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter, including for mishaps related to mishandling users' data.
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According to KXLF, they're currently working on methods to get the remaining geese out of harm's way, and on better strategies to prevent future mishaps.
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Photo: GettyFollowing a series of embarrassing mishaps, the Senate has decided that local authorities can't be trusted with the keys to the emergency alert system.
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But their mishaps and meltdowns were also notably set in surroundings that were unfamiliar to fans of Friends, Will & Grace or Sex and the City.
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Most pressingly, the task of cleaning up Uber's image, tarnished by a series of serious mishaps that began in January 2017, is only partially complete.
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We've had a few mishaps with Jeremiah the fish, and my brother is on at least his fifth Jeremiah by now—he has no idea.
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Suicides and drownings are somewhat regular events around any body of water, and as shoreline populations go up, the number of water mishaps also increases.
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But it's easy to imagine how the combination of irresponsible speechifying by an elected official, combined with platform-related mishaps, will empower cathedral fire truthers.
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After a series of mishaps with its mobile network, its rivals are taking advantage of the situation to get a free kick against the company.
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The troubling thing about this incident is that it's only the latest in a series of highly-publicized financial mishaps involving the 26-year-old.
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The mishaps in her week included an Italian restaurant taking too long to seat her party, and not getting enough assignments at her paid internship.
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"Fleabag" wastes no episodes building impressions, introducing its awful characters with brisk descriptions and allowing more time to be given over to bickering and mishaps.
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As with other mishaps, I have no doubt that the investigation will be thorough and that the root cause of the failure will be determined.
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Weld, who President Bill Clinton unsuccessfully tried to appoint as ambassador to Mexico, denied that Johnson's on-air mishaps came from a place of ignorance.
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"When one car sits sideways in front of the field at 200 mph, you can't get through it," driver Joey Logano said of the mishaps.
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The company was launched in July 2014 and inspired by expensive mishaps experienced by two of its co-founders, Alex Tan and Jes Min Lua.
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That's certainly a more trusty configuration; one less prone to accidents or technical mishaps, of which we experienced at least a couple during the broadcast.
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NASA has learned a lot about fire through experiments on the ISS, but all those combustions have been pretty small in order to limit mishaps.
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"It was really a freak accident," said Gibbons, whose organization has called for tall buildings to limit their lighting at night to avoid such mishaps.
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"The leadership at (Dugway) did not comprehensively investigate these mishaps, address incidents as training/educational opportunities, or take disciplinary action against personnel," the report said.
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But Sun has endured several mishaps along the way, notably when a car he was driving without a license collided with a bus in 2013.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking to protect veterans from suffering credit score mishaps at the hand of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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Phantom of the Megaplex: A series of mishaps on the night of a big movie premiere turn out to be the work of a saboteur.
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Slowly, and not without further mishaps and struggles, it seems like Affleck's Jack might be on a healthier path to right a few life wrongs.
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He dropped a shot at the 14th but completed the round without further mishaps to remain top of the leader board on nine under par.
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The problems include operational mishaps, such as refining outages and delayed cleaning of tanker hulls, and financial disputes with service providers owed money by PDVSA.
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It may be a conceit, but I like to think of such tenants as refugees of a sort, finding havens from life's vagaries and mishaps.
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China's government has pledged to improve the country's relatively lax safety standards after mishaps from factory fires to mine cave-ins have increased public concerns.
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Until last summer, when the suicide attacks in Cameroon's Far North began, the most common ailments at the hospital were stomach trouble and motorbike mishaps.
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Jaar had experienced multiple sound mishaps throughout the night, and eventually the music cut out for good, leaving the peak-time crowd a bit unruly.
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In recent years, the FTC has brokered such settlements with the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter, including for mishaps related to mishandling users' data.
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All orders have free shipping, the membership includes insurance for minor mishaps and general wear and tear, and RTR takes care of the dry cleaning.
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The hijacking was perhaps the most bizarre in a series of mishaps and tragedies that have plagued Egyptian aviation and devastated tourism in the country.
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Trained poll monitors can help prevent mishaps on Election Day, like ensuring that eligible voters don't slip through the cracks because of poll-worker error.
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Ask pointed questions about how quickly the workers respond to calls, how well they clean up after they're done and how they respond to mishaps.
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While there weren't any significant mishaps, there were a few non-beauty fixes to be made, like dry contact lenses, water spills, or undone seams.
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Once she arrives, she's faced with the mishaps of her eccentric parents (Anne Bancroft and Charles Durning) and her wily brother, Tommy (Robert Downey Jr.).
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While you're driving, a dash cam records everything that's in front of your car, from crazy drivers to stunning vistas to, yes, viral-ready mishaps.
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Fortunately, says Los Angeles-based real estate agent Aaron Kirman, there are several key ways to minimize these mishaps and, along with it, the stress.
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The Air Force has suffered a spate of aircraft incidents and mishaps in the past year, including four that have killed 18 airmen and crew.
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The Marine Corps' top officer on Thursday said the military branch "had a horrible year last year" with a series of critical aviation mishaps. Gen.
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It&aposs always a good idea to be prepared for accidents or mishaps while on the road, but it&aposs especially important during the winter.
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Mishaps and awkwardness aside, I went from using about 10 single-use containers to two — and I saved on plasticware and paper and plastic bags too.
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"Intuitive Surgical occupies a very attractive niche here: their robotic-assisted surgery machines help doctors perform more procedures with better outcomes [and] fewer mishaps," Cramer explained.
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One of the things that's interesting about Twitter is how many execution problems, how many management mishaps, can happen to one company with so much promise.
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Mercury RetrogradeFrequency: Three times a yearLength: Three weeksWe alluded to Mercury's retrograde effects already, and Tripp adds travel issues, misunderstandings, and technological mishaps to the list.
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In the end, we all have to ask ourselves if a future of mild convenience outweighs the cost of troubling surveillance mishaps like this.[KIRO-7]
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That means sometimes mundane work: confirming that a road is clear for a VIP's arrival, or verifying that any road accidents are indeed mishaps, not mischief.
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Yet we stand on the cusp of UFC 203 and barring any last minute mishaps he is set to challenge Stipe Miocic for the UFC strap.
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Despite the mishaps, there was intense rivalry for the privilege of perching in a flimsy metal capsule on top of 100-plus tonnes of rocket fuel.
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If it's any later in your region, you can always catch up on the commercials, and mishaps (be it football or wardrobe related), in the morning.
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With one eye on the screen above him, Mr. Porat meticulously timed his playing to the comic mishaps and slapstick falls and knocks of the movie.
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Despite the best efforts of the CPSC and other public health groups, it's a guarantee that we'll see fireworks related mishaps this year on the Fourth.
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But mistakes and mishaps are starting to hurt Mr Trudeau's Liberal government as it nears the mid-point of its four-year term on October 19th.
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But one of the most memorable outfit mishaps of all time is Lenny Kravitz's NSFW moment, which was caused by his own opposition to wearing underwear.
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This haphazard approach also means that we've suffered quite a few mishaps at the airport, from accidentally packing restricted goods to leaving out some important items.
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Regular mishaps, from factory fires to mine cave-ins, have boosted public concern about China's relatively lax safety standards, which the government has pledged to improve.
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It should be noted that this is just the latest in a string of misogynistic mishaps that have tarred the release of The Life of Pablo.
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The company attempted and failed to land the booster on drone ships in the ocean multiple times, releasing videos of the fiery mishaps after they happened.
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Transparency and clear communication from central banks are vital to the ebb and flow of financial markets so when mishaps occur, the consequences can be harsh.
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One of the things that's interesting about Twitter is how many execution problems, how many management mishaps, can happen to one company, with so much promise.
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In April 21, after years of challenges and mishaps, Tina Lensing sent off her final payment on her student loan and car loan debt totaling $103,210.
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Maybe they think he's unlucky, though they're all unlucky here, decent enough individuals caught by the mishaps of time in a circumstance of continual, bearable punishment.
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Everyone's allowed a few mishaps in their 20s but, by the time you're in your 30s, it's helpful to have a solid grasp on your finances.
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But, the analyst told him, if he joins ISS for about $30,000 per year, the firm can help him better navigate these mishaps in the future.
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The commission seems to accept the word of Indian Point's operator, Entergy, that basic safety and environmental cleanup measures aren't necessary, even after the latest mishaps.
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However, your planetary ruler Mercury begins its retrograde that same day, bringing confusion and minor mishaps to your home life for the remainder of the month.
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Many of the worst mishaps in the early outings of the cycle stemmed from a bug in the control system originally used to operate the machine.
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These Smart Devices Protect Your Home While You're on Vacation Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation.
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But there was an antidote to the baffling failures — stranded base runners, pitching hiccups, fielding mishaps — that had produced five losses in their previous six games.
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There were two other mishaps: When we first opened the door, our pillows languished atop the bed without pillowcases (an oversight housekeeping rectified within 10 minutes).
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Here is a closer look at milestones and mishaps involving the helium-filled characters sailing overhead, and the curiosities of a nearly century-old holiday tradition.
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The rover will then drive 50 to 100 yards away — close enough to stay in radio contact, far enough to not be endangered by any mishaps.
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A Senate hearing Tuesday looking at recent deadly U.S. warship accidents turned the spotlight on how "sleep deprivation" may have played a role in the mishaps.
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Netflix's "Disjointed," is a newer entry that revolved around the adventures and mishaps of the owners and the employees of a marijuana dispensary in Los Angeles.
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Lucky in the people I met, lucky in the friends I made, lucky even in my mishaps, my always emerging unharmed, with a tale to tell.
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But through all the mishaps and stress, New York Fashion Week is always a fun spectacle to enjoy and a great look inside the fashion world.
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While the jet has experienced mishaps in the past, a US defense official told CNN that this is the first time an F-35 has crashed.
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Foreign travel certainly has a special allure, and extra potential for mishaps, but you could also play out all the same family dynamics close to home.
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There was a long scroll of such mishaps: haircutting men, always men, driven from the business and, in some cases, from this world, through some misfortune.
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Mactaggart's proposal also includes the creation of an agency in California to enforce privacy protections, along with tougher penalties for mishaps involving children under age 16.
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Separately, an American commando and civilians in Yemen were killed after a chain of mishaps and misjudgments in the first counterterrorism operation authorized by Mr. Trump.
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In our phone call, Bendat went through a series of inaugural mishaps and misfortunes since the tradition began in Lower Manhattan with George Washington in 1789.
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Not coincidentally, Baser says one of the focuses for his team is coming up with a faster and clearer way of alerting users of privacy mishaps.
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It's been a rough week for airlines — not just for the reason you're likely thinking of, but also because of a series of strange, inconvenient mishaps.
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Those calls have been spurred on by an endless string of privacy mishaps, misinformation scandals and the proliferation of graphic and hateful content on the tech platforms.
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Once you recognize that it happens to everyone, there are a few other steps you should take that can help you better deal with money mishaps. 1.
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And the mishaps: Egan doesn't properly tape his toes in the Alps and carries on, blistered and mangled, until his discomfort finally forces him into a car.
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Listed between celebrity misquotes and political mishaps was a trend for an oversized cat along with an orangutan who got free from a zoo and wreaked havoc.
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A "deconfliction" hot-line connecting Israel's air force headquarters in Tel Aviv with Russia's operations centre at Khmeimim, in western Syria, has prevented mishaps in the air.
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Mad Sweeney loses his luck, just as he did in Season 1, and is followed by a series of mishaps as he tries to get it back.
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The Bluths are getting an award – well, giving themselves an award, but you can still vote – and getting into all kinds of patented mishaps along the way.
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It is a shame that Mr Davenport-Hines dismisses stories he disbelieves, about other moles, sexual foibles and bureaucratic mishaps, as "delusions", "nasty inventions" and "silly fancies".
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On top of guests complaining about the bus ride over to the island and the Kardashians arriving late, some models experienced major footwear mishaps, Entertainment Tonight reported.
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If all goes according to plan, without any delays, mishaps or explosions, the Falcon 9 will ferry the SES-10 communications satellite into orbit later this week.
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No matter how many bad hair cuts we get or shaving mishaps we endure, hair will never be the end-all be-all mark of true beauty.
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In fact, several people have been confused as to which man is the real Harry throughout the Invictus Games and took to Twitter to share their mishaps.
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But the student says that Trump needs to show more leadership and maturity after the week of mishaps, and a primary season filled with fear and loathing.
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Democrats foolishly believed that college-educated Republicans would vote for a progressive Democrat over a Republican because of their disdain for President Trump and his many mishaps.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill could give away roughly 9 million burritos as it fights to win back customers following several food safety mishaps that have dented its sales.
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While now older and working as a television news producer, Jones, described by Zellweger as "a character that I love", still gets up to plenty of mishaps.
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The New York Post reports that, due to a series of maddening mishaps, it wound up taking 30 hours for travelers to get back to New York.
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Nasdaq suffered a black eye with Facebook's 2500 IPO in which technical mishaps contributed to a delayed and chaotic opening for the stock, further encouraging the NYSE.
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On Monday, Scott dodged questions about why he did not remove Snipes during his tenure as governor, given her record of Election Day mishaps in the past.
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Over the last year, however, the officers' accounts began to emerge in court documents, revealing a chain of mishaps that started when one officer fired a Taser.
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The latest disruption follows earlier mishaps, piling pressure on Chief Executive Loh Boon Chye as he tries to rejuvenate a bourse facing stiff competition in the region.
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Facebook is also introducing new tools that will help brands target and measure the performance of their ads — an important move in light of recent measurement mishaps.
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And they were only the highest-profile riders to face mishaps in the action-packed Stage 9 of the Tour de France along cobblestoned streets on Sunday.
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Paris Can Wait throws both of those extremes into a car for a couple days and lets us watch what happens amid the picnics, mishaps, and detours.
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Key to the popularity of this set is its patented anti-snap safety design, which involves a Snap Guard inner safety cord to prevent any unfortunate mishaps.
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After delays, and some suspicious mishaps — like when a fire destroyed 10,000 voting machines in the capital, Kinshasa, in December 2018 — elections finally began on December 30.
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But Marty's scent has drawn F.B.I. officers, cops and crime clans to his wooded lake lair, where the mishaps start stacking up like so many Russian dolls.
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Prep them for furniture building, artwork hanging, and any apartment mishaps that they might encounter along the way with this small tool kit filled with the basics.
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Ever since Halloween, we've been dealing with miscommunications, technological mishaps, and, oh yeah, those Valentine's Day ghost texts that suddenly arrived in our inboxes eight months later.
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Sure, It's a Wonderful Life tugs at the heartstrings, but what if you just want to laugh about the inevitable mishaps that come with the holiday season?
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Champions throws Workaholics' Anders Holm headlong into family mishaps when his college girlfriend (Mindy Kaling, who's also a producer on the series) shows up with their son.
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As we venture into this brave new world of ubiquitous robotics and AI, it's an open question as to who will be liable for these sorts of mishaps.
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There are many reasons why: The mishaps Broadway stars can gloss over flubbed lines or missed cues so well you'd never notice unless you wrote the show yourself.
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Price: ~$25Buy on: ThinOptics A cozy pair of slippers can not only keep your toes toasty, but protect your feet from errant Legos and coffee table-stubbing mishaps.
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And though not all those things end up coming true (though I won't spoil which ones do), the journey there is all the more entertaining for its mishaps.
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Price: ~$25Buy on: ThinOptics A cozy pair of slippers will not only keep your toes toasty, but protect your feet from errant Legos and coffee table-stubbing mishaps.
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A veteran singer-songwriter who has been touring the world for more than 10 years, Sara Bareilles has witnessed plenty of onstage mishaps and behind-the-scene emergencies.
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Although the influx of domestic drone purchases has led to no shortage of horrendous flying mishaps, there are some skilled pilots out there using their drones for good.
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Joe Jonas may have been a regular on set while Game of Thrones filmed its eighth and final season, but don't go blaming him for any anachronistic mishaps.
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Her advice is to make sure you're prepared for any period mishaps by making a "go with the flow" kit, which you'll bring to the reception and ceremony.
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But in recent years the allure of Internet celebrity -- and money from sponsorship revenue -- has led to a number of online stunt challenges or pranks with various mishaps.
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These absences have allowed her to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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In the second episode these minor mishaps seem more pronounced, leaving the show feeling more like an attempt to cram in as many mid-life crises as possible.
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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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When he follows Madison from the gym into an amateur acting class, a series of mishaps forces Barry to go up onstage and read lines with his mark.
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Even so, many foreigners, wishing to avoid any mishaps or language barriers, choose private agencies to navigate approval of their paperwork even before they arrive on the island.
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But, then, the Odyssey itself, filled as it is with sudden mishaps and surprising detours, schools its hero in disappointment and teaches its audience to expect the unexpected.
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And while some may scar us for life and turn us away from any more wild experimentation, other mishaps actually end up becoming our paths to beauty nirvana.
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Banks often hire third-party companies that specialize in communicating to families, Mr. Newburger said, and while mishaps are rare, they have garnered the scrutiny of federal regulators.
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RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — The 435th Construction and Training Squadron hosted the NATO Firefighter Fundamentals Course March 9-13 to train for aircraft mishaps and pilot extraction scenarios.
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As a result of these two failures, and to safeguard against future mishaps, NASA now requires each of the carriers to carry insurance as part of the contract.
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Mr. Zimmerman was referring to a history of vote-count mishaps in Broward County, a history that has been cited by Mr. Nelson and others since the Nov.
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Ms Walch says any attempt to change that would be fought by the software industry, which has long argued that holding it liable for mishaps would stifle innovation.
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He called on Russia to support the operation and said Turkey would work with the country "to prevent any mishaps" that could affect Russian forces in the area.
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Nonetheless, these mishaps demonstrate that what currently constitutes "good enough" in practice is inadequate in those situations where knowledge and skill count most, and the consequences are greatest.
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President Trump has long been mocked for clothing choices and mishaps, but one twitter account took parodies to the extreme by Photoshopping the president with absurdly long ties.
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Minor mishaps — a kitchen fire, a falling knife — further flick your nerves and by the time the front door mysteriously swings open, you are primed for the worst.
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So, on behalf of my fellow torts and criminal defenses lawyers, I offer a reminder that nothing says "I love you" like a retainer contract for holiday mishaps.
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Both the Boeing and SpaceX capsules have been beset by delays and testing mishaps that have prevented either company from achieving goals for manned orbital missions in 2019.
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From whimsical mishaps to charming meet-cutes, here are the 10 best and 10 worst Netflix romantic comedies of all time based on critic scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Air mishaps have become frequent in recent months in Kenya, a popular destination for international tourists visiting the east African nation for its vast wildlife and coastal attractions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Theresa May should stay on as British prime minister despite mishaps in her keynote party conference speech, Home Secretary Amber Rudd wrote in The Telegraph newspaper.
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Which is all a healthy reminder that despite all the grumbling about Facebook's privacy mishaps, users are still using Facebook's apps and advertisers are still buying Facebook's ads.
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The award ceremony, marred by technology mishaps, was hosted by the New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi, whose "Hunt for the Wilderpeople," an uncle-son comedy, played at the festival.
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He was likely also referring to a string of dog-related mishaps that quickly followed the tragedy, such as a dog mistakenly sent to Japan instead of Kansas City.
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Despite the cops of my real world having a strange reluctance for non-fatal weaponry, their Hasbro counterparts caught criminals with stupidly convenient mishaps, retractable handcuffs, or giant fishnets.
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Burling said such mishaps were "part of it", adding: "I felt like even if he (Outteridge) didn't fall off we would have got that gate (course marker) off him".
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Besides reducing the number of misheard commands, learning each user's voice could prevent mishaps like when a local news report accidentally made a bunch of Amazon Echoes buy dollhouses.
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Out of all the mishaps that have bedeviled Trump's administration so far, it strikes me as noteworthy that the Sessions recusal seems to have set him off the most.
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Those recent mishaps weighed heavily on the FCC, said officials at the agency, which last sought to update the wireless alert system under former President Barack Obama in 2016.
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After a series of mishaps, her Nintendo memorabilia collection is merged with some invading Rabbids, smashing the two universes together in a strange new version of the Mushroom Kingdom.
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Image: APData backups can save your skin from all kinds of IT mishaps like dropping your laptop in a lake or having a virus blast through your hard drive.
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Insane adventures and mishaps surely ensue, and by the end of the movie, I would venture that all differences are set aside in the name of Christmas and family.
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Uber faces a fresh probe from the Federal Trade Commission over its privacy practices, this one focused on data-handling mishaps that have plagued the company in recent years.
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Part of the money has gone missing because of mishaps by his secretaries, Amari said, but two of them have resigned and he must take responsibility as their supervisor.
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Drone malfunctions remain a serious concern for U.S. citizens, who generally want drone deliveries, but are worried about injurious mishaps, according to a survey by the U.S. Postal Service.
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In a demonstration at a UCL lab, the system recovered with aplomb from all sorts of in-flight mishaps, from losing engine power to extreme turbulence or blinding hail.
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The family relates all their mishaps in the country: the tomato-eating crickets, the funeral under the plum tree, the sheepdog, the fox that carried off the flip-flop.
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Both teams rested key athletes ahead of Saturday's final, aware that their strength-in-depth meant there was no danger of missing out providing there were no baton mishaps.
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Among season 4's novelties, we can expect liquid nitrogen mishaps, baking "help" from the contestants' own children, and guest hosts like Fortune Feimster, Gabby Douglas, and Adam Scott.
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The parade has had its share of mishaps over the years, such as the time an M&M balloon struck a light pole and injured two people in 2005.
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Each episode, Jane, Kat, and Sutton have treated us to freeze frames of their greatest mishaps — sometimes with narration from Cosmo editor Joanna Coles or a miscellaneous British lady!
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After being in the spotlight for over a decade, and having her fair share of media mishaps, Perry is ready to make this new decade her best one yet.
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Audience and actors alike gravitated to stories of failed auditions, mishaps and flops; broken bones, forgotten lyrics, missteps and missed steps; under-rehearsed understudies and shows closing before opening.
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This time there were no mishaps as she produced a ride already being compared to Chris Froome's epic 80km solo on his way to winning the 2018 Giro d'Italia.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's string of high-profile safety mishaps involving its Metrorail system is putting a slew of federal and local agencies on the hot seat.
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Wallin also denied claims that the prison is dirty, claiming it has a professional cleaning company on hand to ensure that accidents and other unsanitary mishaps are addressed immediately.
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Look forward to teleprompter mishaps, well-meaning digs at perpetual Oscar loser Leonardo DiCaprio, and if we're lucky, some self-effacing tripping on the way up to the stage.
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One might guffaw that Belle and her sexy, clumsy mishaps do not qualify as a real book; but even a work deemed "trash" had proved a 14-day struggle.
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Despite being the only person to have ever completed the game, he isn't much of a savior, and going back in time leads to a lot of '80s-themed mishaps.
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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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Adriel Hampton, the president of a data analytics startup who lives in San Francisco, said it sounded like the mishaps came from user error, one he's not planning to make.
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Last week, landslides and other mishaps triggered by rains killed at least 12 people in southeast Bangladesh, including two Rohingya Muslim refugees from Myanmar living in camps near the border.
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But while you can't do much to prevent those mishaps, there are certain things you can do to make sure you're as prepared as possible if and when they happen.
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His accidental drowning comes just three weeks after Caleb Schwab, 10, died on a Kansas water park ride, and follows a spate of other amusement park mishaps in recent weeks.
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Although Lyman notes "it's getting harder and harder for nuclear operators to conceal mishaps of radioactive materials," this doesn't mean it's easy to locate the specific source of leaked radiation.
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The Pininfarina office in Germany originally constructed the prototypes, but after several mishaps and botched models, the work was brought back to the in-house design center in Cambiano, Italy.
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The couple's absences have allowed them to to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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As a prominent company with billions of users, Facebook knows that it would be a jackpot for hackers, and invests heavily to avoid the liability and embarrassment of security mishaps.
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"When you have these mishaps, if that's what you want to call it, at the White House, that gets people a little worried," said IHS Global Insight Economist Chris Christopher.
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After all, Bannon was at the helm of a climate-centric project that—while plagued by scientific mishaps, drama, and debt—was spearheaded by brilliant researchers from across the globe.
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Anyone who struggles to understand why this is so should ponder how they would feel if acquaintances constantly likened their mishaps to the worst thing that ever happened to them.
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String of crashes: The incident is the latest in a series of aviation mishaps over the past year that have left 18 airmen and crew dead and dozens more injured.
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The October 2 incident was one of five class A mishaps involving a bird strike in the last decade, including another E-6B in 2018, according to Safety Center data.
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You should take steps to prevent these fire mishaps: Be sure to check your fireplace, particularly if you have a real chimney and do not use it often, Adams said.
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That is, assuming no one wandered into traffic, fell off a cliff, failed to notice a mugger behind them, or any of the other mishaps that have befallen Pokémon gamers.
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The crash is the latest in a string of critical mishaps that have plagued the 7th Fleet over the past year, including two ship collisions that left 17 sailors dead.
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The 18-page lawsuit points to a transmission gear-selector design it describes as "defective" as being the cause of numerous driverless rollaway mishaps like the one that killed Yelchin.
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Even if you've never experienced any of the mishaps that some MacBook laptop owners have encountered with the butterfly keyboard, the new keyboard will still probably feel like an upgrade.
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The two decided to pass along an idea for a book about a family of bears that runs into a series of comic mishaps while on a quest for honey.
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Mr. Seggos said he had "heard at least anecdotally that a number of people die or get injured each year" from tree stand falls and mishaps, but lacked hard information.
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It is hard to wrap one's mind around such a catastrophe, but Ms. Guthrie's narrative embeds it in a succession of medical mishaps that serve as a warning: caveat emptor.
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But starting in 2015, the company's earnings, revenue and growth all slowed due to mishaps in costs, shipping and inventory that drove customers away and dramatically lowered the product prices.
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But that argument is unlikely to satisfy critics in Washington, who have scrutinized Facebook's data-sharing arrangements amid a string of online privacy mishaps, most prominently the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Living alone has also meant being able to his use his Ralph Lauren china and Tiffany crystalware — packed away after several mishaps at the last apartment — on a daily basis.
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Taken more broadly, there were 25 percent fewer major signal mishaps on average over the June to October time period, compared to the average for the first half of 2017.
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For much of her career, Vonn became synonymous with high-speed crashes and the injuries that ensued — along with stirring comebacks that she mounted in the aftermath of those mishaps.
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Mishaps and intrigues along the way include a misfiring audience-participation antidisco shtick, and the unnerving prospect of the heavily made-up group playing for a few thousand grungy Motorhead partisans.
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Image: GoogleIn July, Google claimed its 85,000 employees had gone a full year without encountering any security mishaps following a mandatory requirement of using physical security keys for two-factor authentication.
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"Over the last year, NAACP has expressed concerns about the numerous data breaches and privacy mishaps in which Facebook has been implicated," NAACP CEO Derrick Johnson said in an e-mail.
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Unfortunately, long-term potential means nada in the early weeks of The Bachelor, when the producers wring drama from the smallest mishaps like a wrestler wringing sweat from his neck towel.
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Through this video, Samsung — which has been under fire of late because of mishaps surrounding its Galaxy Note7 smartphone — stresses on the need to build long-lasting relationships with the consumer.
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To prevent mishaps that could lead to lost or misidentified body parts, Schmitt said, most hospitals and medical schools use modern tracking techniques, including computer-generated metal discs or barcode tags.
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We had a lot of mishaps and more than that, I couldn't believe we put ourselves through all this stress when we could've gone to the courthouse and gotten a pizza!
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But it's an alarming sign that shows people have a bad taste in their mouths from Facebook after months hearing about privacy mishaps, election meddling, misinformation campaigns, and questionable moderation practices.
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Also, the industry is very inward-looking at any mishaps it has had, always questioning why it was that something went wrong and trying to find a way to fix it.
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Mischief Night is also the inaugural day of the COs' annual game of Fantasy Inmate, in which each guard chooses an inmate and gets points based on their mishaps and mistakes.
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The announcement comes as Facebook braces for a fine from the Federal Trade Commission that was spurred by an investigation into numerous privacy mishaps during and after the 2016 election. 4.
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The Brazilian handed over the Williams to Canadian rookie Lance Stroll, who managed to stay out of trouble after mishaps last week and did 59 laps with the fifth best time.
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Thankfully, these mishaps don't happen very often, but when an e-cigarette battery malfunctions, the injuries can be horrendous — burns on the hands and face, fractured bones and loss of eyesight.
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Unfortunately, there still aren't very many details on when this transition from one machine to the other will take place, so we may have to endure a few more McFlurry mishaps.
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But the Horizon Machine is needed to remedy the trickiest mishaps, such as when the fingerprint sensor attached to the back of the glass gets damaged when a phone is dropped.
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Dating back to the campaign, Trump has frequently and loudly complained about the quality of his staff, eager to fault his aides for any mishaps rather than acknowledge any personal responsibility.
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Paddington was taken in by the Brown family and his adventures and mishaps were detailed in more than 20 books, the last of which, "Paddington's Finest Hour", was published in April.
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One of the perils of text-based communication is the lack of cues that clearly signal irony being employed — no doubt we've all had our own mishaps behind this particular issue.
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Not including Cambridge Analytica, which exposed the company's weak privacy policies from years past, Facebook has had a number of other privacy mishaps, many of them in the past six months.
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About a quarter were caused by motor-vehicle accidents; the total also includes falls, firearm mishaps, accidental poisoning, and all the other inconceivably varied ways a healthy person's life might end.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The world is a dangerous, unpredictable place — not a bad thing, perhaps, if you're in the business of selling insurance, making loans or figuring out ways to prevent mishaps.
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Read on for a detailed breakdown of how much I made driving for Uber and Lyft, including some of the most unusual passengers and some mishaps I had along the way.
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The latest pause comes after last year's operational stand-down to focus on safety in the wake of mishaps and crashes, some of which cost the lives of US service members.
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Namely, Wall Street is still worried that some retail sectors aren't ringing up enough purchases to cover hefty expenses related to markdowns, returns, packaging and shipping, and other last-minute mishaps.
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The wine glasses were from Tossware, a plastic drinkware company that makes products exactly suited to these types of casual gatherings — and the very real mishaps that can come with them.
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The number of deaths from alcohol abuse — which do not include motor vehicle accidents, other mishaps or violence — jumped 267.4 percent from 2100 to 2000, to 22015,299.6 fatalities in 2100 alone.
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Lawmakers, educators and advocates for gun rights said Texas' school marshal and school guardian programs have eased fears of armed intruders and have not led to any firearm accidents or mishaps.
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While passive aggression is a national quirk in Britain, viewers everywhere can identify with the barbed family chitchat and sexual mishaps, and "Mouche" doesn't tamper with the impeccable rhythm "Fleabag" honed.
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"There [are] a lot of mishaps, a lot of problems, that can occur if there's not adequate oversight," said Daniel Borochoff, who advocates for more accountability as the head of CharityWatch.
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But it's also likely Facebook's stagnating daily active user growth in the US and Canada — its most valuable markets — is at least as big a factor as its myriad privacy mishaps.
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Placing the Ingalls family's homesteading mishaps in a bigger picture of national enterprise is one of many demonstrations of Fraser's admirable commitment to presenting her research in a broader historical context.
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Asked about the historical echoes, Peter Gelb, the Met's current general manager, said in a telephone interview that it was somewhat reassuring to see that there were antecedents for such mishaps.
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The mishaps have blackened Japan's image as a place that can get things done, a reputation that helped it win hosting rights for the games over Madrid and Istanbul in 2013.
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The turnovers crept in again later in the half as three more mishaps by the Spartans allowed the Wildcats to pull within 23-20 with eight minutes left in the half.
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Some of those unlucky Whisper users anonymously shared their personal wedding mishaps, and reminded us that a lot can go wrong between walking down the aisle and living happily ever after.
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Once you've identified the problem, set up a solution to prevent it from happening again, tell your boss to show you are taking the precautions to avoid similar mishaps from reoccurring.
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Friends and family have described her as a warm and funny spirit, prone to adventures (even mishaps), but with the same activist streak that has run in her family for generations.
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Yet the Tigre de Cristal casino, though delayed by various mishaps like the arrest of a local business partner, is now not only up and running, but is making a profit.
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In the trailer, Richard and his gang of misfits — male hoodie-clad spazzes with more coding aptitude than common sense — endure nosebleeds, fashion mishaps and awkward conversations with obstinate, wealthy assholes.
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Faraday Future has since suffered a series of high-profile mishaps, including a failed demonstration of autonomous technology at CES and the suspension of a $1 billion factory construction project in Nevada.
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The ECB is likely to caution banks against relying on 'shell companies', with operations effectively run by people still in London but the responsibility for handling any mishaps lying with continental authorities.
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" "I was tired of being associated with one other person and that has its own set of challenges," the author adds, "so there was some crazy adventures and mishaps along the way.
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Amy and Molly determine to shed their "booksmart" ways and have a fun night, and Booksmart follows the pair through a series of mishaps, missed connections, triumphs, sexual discovery, and personal revelations.
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The biggest Mexican oil refinery Salina Cruz has been offline since a fire broke out at the coastal facility on Wednesday following a tropical storm, the latest in a string of mishaps.
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And unlike the first American Formula E race — way back during season 1 in Miami — there were no major mishaps with the assembly of the track or the organization of the event.
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Drone deliveries should begin in earnest before the end of the year, though recent mishaps with commercial filming drones could result in more consumer pushback than Amazon and, perhaps, Walmart are expecting.
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Not only do we report on the chaos, but as a tech-curious bunch, we've had more than our fair share of mishaps and dud apps deleted after just a few days.
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We asked the second group of people about their youthful (and not so youthful) mishaps, and about what made them hang on to their most embarrassing tendencies just a little too long.
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Verisys operates a database called the Fraud and Abuse Control Information System (FACIS), which helps healthcare providers, payers, and pharmacies avoid compliance mishaps by providing detailed background screenings for suppliers and employers.
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In his latest adventure, the marmalade-loving bear, prone to all sorts of mishaps, visits the famed London site where, in a commotion, he is mistaken for a member of the choir.
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Such mishaps don't seem to stress Bauer out though—if he ever damages his drones, he can just 3D print new parts on the printer he occasionally brings to practices in Cleveland.
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"You'll want to consider an alternative posture for the President in the event of mishaps," Borman told Safire, according to an NBC "Meet The Press" interview with Safire on July 18, 1999.
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VETS BILL WOULD PROTECT THEIR CREDIT SCORES: A bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking to protect veterans from suffering credit score mishaps at the hand of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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Cyanogen was hot in 2015, producing an open-source operating system for Android that was on track to hit half a billion handsets by 2020 until mishaps and disagreements shut it down.
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At the Upper East Side outpost of this sex shop, Natalie Wall hosts a monthly storytelling showcase in which comedians make light of their own mishaps between, under or over the sheets.
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Amy and Molly determine to shed their "booksmart" ways and have a fun night, and the film follows them through a series of mishaps, missed connections, triumphs, sexual encounters, and personal revelations.
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If the winds hit 3333 miles an hour or the gusts reach 34 miles an hour, the police may ground the balloons, to avoid repeats of past mishaps that caused serious injuries.
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And without further precautions in Russia, or a new push toward transparency, these new programs are likely to carry on in the dark, where they'll likely cause more fatal mishaps, experts said.
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The Indonesian report also noted that Lion Air, a fast-growing budget airline with a long record of safety mishaps, did not properly service a sensor that was replaced before the flight.
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Recall Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's privacy pledge from earlier this year, when he introduced a "privacy-focused vision for social networking" after a 2018 that was plagued by scandals and data mishaps.
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The villagers cut lumber for added wages, often in the depths of winter, so mishaps were common: falling timbers, piercing splinters, blades that skipped off bark and bit into ankles and thighs.
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In the Christmas Vacation holiday classic, Galecki played Rusty, the son of Chase's character Clark, who survived his family's outrageous seasonal mishaps alongside his sister, Audrey, played by a young Juliette Lewis.
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My intent is to have commanders lead focused forums with their Airmen to help identify gaps and seams that exist or are developing, which could lead to future mishaps or unsafe conditions.
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But for a company that is seemingly fucked, and has had its share of deeply tone-deaf mishaps, it'd be in its best interest to work towards a more diverse and inclusive workforce.
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While pokémon like Pikachu look to be an affectionate callback to the early days of the series (or perhaps its physical merch mishaps), Meowth takes on the extremely online appearance of a longcat.
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"We know at Facebook we have a real possibility to do better and earn back people's trust," Sandberg said, referring to the several privacy mishaps that have occurred since the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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While the company has had a winning track record on the whole, it has also suffered a number of high-profile mishaps, such as June's crash landing of its Falcon 20123 reusable rocket.
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Despite no significant rise in serious mishaps or accidents resulting from any gaps in maintenance and lack of training, the four services noted that the potential for such looms in the near future.
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There have been plenty of communication mishaps and confusion about the Fed's new reaction function...In other words, the Fed has continually pushed markets to look for more accommodation, fighting against the data.
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Those were not the only mishaps involving U.S. Navy sailors this year, which also saw the guided-missile cruiser Lake Champlain collide with a fishing vessel in the Sea of Japan in May.
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While their leading rivals had to compete with a dodgy hip or a sliced knee, Wenjing and Cong avoided any visible mishaps to earn 81.23 points for their 'Blues for Klook' short skate.
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Still, these are not the kind of mishaps that antique experts have come to expect from two auction veterans who each received the National Humanities Medal from President George W. Bush in 2005.
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" After a series of mishaps and worse (she catches her husband in a cybersexual relationship), she draws the line, declaring to Carla, "We're killing ourselves to be perfect and it's making us insane.
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"These accidents were preventable," Richardson told reporters Thursday during a briefing at the Pentagon following the release of a comprehensive review of the Japan-based 7th Fleet's operations aimed at preventing future mishaps.
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Brazilians could take heart in the fact that there were no major mishaps or breaches after deadly attacks in Europe and the United States had prompted the biggest security operation in Brazil's history.
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Laurel and Hardy's gags, viewed in isolation, rarely amount to much; they turn funny only when one gag falls on the heels of another, and the canter of mishaps becomes impossible to stop.
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When a lost baby seahorse winds up in his care after a series of mishaps, Bojack discovers an innate paternal instinct as he tries to navigate the child through rainbow tangles of kelp.
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In the more highly anticipated of back-to-back primary debate nights (the Wall Street Journal called Wednesday a "warm-up act"), there were fewer technical mishaps, and a lot more hand-raising.
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All of that said, the fact that AppleCare+ is included in the price of the upgrade program makes it a tougher calculation, particularly if you are prone to screen cracks or other mishaps.
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Well, that official, Michael Ryan, executive director of the Board of Elections in the City of New York, will answer questions about the mishaps at a City Council hearing this morning at 22.
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The festival was called off after a series of increasingly debilitating mishaps that came to a head on April 29, when Dentsu Aegis pulled its funding and announced that Woodstock 50 was canceled.
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Using your phone as you walk is more likely to cause an accident than taking a call or listening to music, researchers have warned, after analyzing the causes behind hundreds of pedestrian mishaps.
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The razor's "moisture ribbon" provides a little extra slip to help prevent shaving mishaps and irritations, but it's very, very thin so I find that I still need to use a shaving cream.
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The National Security Agency announced a year ago that it had shut down the program after a series of compliance mishaps (during which many millions of innocent Americans' phone records were accidentally collected).
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"Strengthening security can be seen as a measure to prevent mishaps over the party congress," Cheong Joon-hee, spokesman at South Korea's Unification Ministry, which oversees dealings with the North, told a briefing.
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The Air Force, in the past several years, has suffered a number of deadly, noncombat aircraft incidents and mishaps, including a T-85033 crash that killed a pilot in November 2017 in Texas.
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The Naval Safety Center reports that at least 15 "mishaps" occurred between October 2015 and June 2016, which resulted in sailors' first- and second-degree burns and facial disfiguration from e-cigarette battery explosions.
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Click here to view original GIFFive months ago, the Russian/Ukrainian musical group 5'Nizza released a music video for their track, Samoliot, featuring a series of mishaps that were seemingly frozen in time.
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" DeBase said the firm sees "execution mishaps" from GE Chairman and CEO Larry Culp's strategy review as a key risk moving forward, as well as outside factors like an economic downturn or "geopolitical instability.
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It was the latest in a string of upheavals and mishaps in the Vatican's PR operations at a time when Francis's increasingly embattled papacy needs to get its messages across in an effective manner.
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One of the key aspects of keeping the company afloat, he said, was admitting to the imperfections that exist in the company culture and why cross-selling mishaps can happen even without executive pressure.
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From #deleteUber to Kalanick screaming at one of his own drivers to the sorry state of diversity at the company to mishaps with its self-driving car program, the list of disasters is endless.
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There have been cryogenic chamber mishaps to high-profile athletes in the past -- including U.S. sprinter Justin Gatlin who suffered frostbite on his feet in 2011 due to wearing sweaty socks during the treatment.
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The short flight time of these missiles diminished to mere minutes the window Soviet leaders would have had after a warning to decide whether to launch a second strike, raising the risks of mishaps.
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Brown, particularly in the first half of the 1970s, was interested in mishaps and disasters, as well as aspects of the American landscape, especially in Alabama and the Deep South, where he grew up.
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But some privacy advocates aren't convinced the FTC's measures go far enough when it comes to protecting user data and changing the circumstances that led to Facebook's previous privacy mishaps in the first place.
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With delayed and confusing conversations, misplaced things, and other mishaps still fresh on our minds, a great gift for any astrology lover would be tools to help them prepare for the next Mercury retrograde.
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After many international players missed the start of the season because of delays in obtaining visas, the league moved up its free agency opening date to May 1, to prevent similar mishaps next season.
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The East Wing has played down the idea that the trip is meant to smooth over any of the president's diplomatic mishaps, clear the way for a presidential visit or undo any missteps Mrs.
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Fortunately, we have done all the hard work and tracked down the best devices for every type of beginner, taking into consideration the safety features and settings that will help prevent accidents and mishaps.
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While most playground mishaps result in a scraped knee or skinned elbow and can be patched up with a bandage and a kiss, the consequences can be far more dire — and far more expensive.
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But "after three years of significant underperformance driven by operating and strategic mishaps, we believe change is warranted and now is the right time to bring back Chuck Bunch," Trian said in a statement.
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Self-driving vehicles testing in California and Arizona have been involved in plenty of crashes, mishaps, and fender-benders, with one resulting in the death of an Arizona woman and others in minor injuries.
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Mr. Yates recalled some mishaps, like the time a driver bound for the center in Vermont drove 50 miles unaware that his truck's back door had swung open, spilling its cargo onto the road.
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Kuss was "universally recognized as one of the most meticulous and professional Blue Angel pilots by his teammates" and had 1,686.5 flight hours with no prior military mishaps or flight violations, the report said.
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Russia's space program has been dogged by mishaps in recent years, including failed cargo delivery missions into space and the aborted launch in October of the manned Soyuz mission to the International Space Station.
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This phenomenon tends to rear its head with kids' shows that take care to layer adult themes throughout the wacky mishaps, like Adventure Time, or any of the '90s Nicktoons creeping back onto Nickelodeon.
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The latest in a series of emergency exit door mishaps on the airline saw a 50-year-old Chinese woman open the emergency hatch because she mistook it for the toilet door, local reports say.
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A series of mishaps involving U.S. military aircraft have inflamed opposition to American bases in Japan in recent months, particularly in Okinawa, the southern island that is home to half the U.S. troops in Japan.
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Image Group LA/Disney Channel/Getty Tisdale sat down with PeopleStyle to chat about her beauty hacks, mishaps and victories, and even showed us a thing or two about how to apply her new products.
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Although their finely tuned statistical models usually manage to avoid mishaps, every so often the systems underestimate the number of travellers who will turn up, forcing carriers to "bump" excess passengers to a subsequent flight.
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Since both of those are no-gos, we're hoping to guide your dazed style mishaps toward a happy medium that'll have you trusting you won't sweat to death or require your own personal misting fan.
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Drones aren't just flying cameras, though; they're also the modern version of remote-controlled vehicles, and again they've made flying easier and more accessible thanks to intelligent collision sensors that protect your investment from mishaps.
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What was once expected to be one of 2019's hottest IPOs at a value of $47 billion has turned into a string of mishaps that's seen the company's value sink to around $8 billion.
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What was once expected to be one of 2019′s hottest IPOs at a value of $47 billion has turned into a string of mishaps that's seen the company's value sink to around $8 billion.
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They know that visiting a new country takes prep and organisation, and that nowadays heading abroad without a few decent apps to help along the way could lead to a whole host of travel mishaps.
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China is the world's top consumer of the yellow metal and given the global scarcity of large, low-cost gold mines, buyers in China would not likely be deterred by environmental mishaps, analysts have said.
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The mission was to grab cellphones and laptops containing information about terrorists, but the raid quickly turned into a 50-minute long firefight after "a chain of mishaps and misjudgments," reports The New York Times.
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Following the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, the committee expanded their focus to all mass casualty events, as well as everyday events that result in severe bleeding, such as car accidents or kitchen knife mishaps.
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Related Video: PEOPLE at the White House: The Final Interview with The Obamas After their meeting, Democrats introduced the slogan "Make America Sick Again" to try and pin any future healthcare mishaps on the Republicans.
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It was also the worst national crisis in Japan since World War II. Fearing more nuclear mishaps, Japan quickly shut down all of its nuclear power plants, resulting in power outages for 222 million people.
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When: Opens Friday, June 24, 6–9pm Where: Cantor Fine Art (8687 Melrose Avenue, Suite B 275, West Hollywood, California) Art is generally meant to be seen and not touched, and recent mishaps illustrate why.
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He later spent two years in jail until charges against him—and his sons—were dropped earlier this year after repeated prosecutorial mishaps by the feds ranging from a not-guilty verdict to a mistrial.
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This, despite the fact that he has also been a persistent distraction at Uber, and has presided over a series of management mishaps that would have sunk pretty much everyone else but, say, Donald Trump.
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" Holding Mark Zuckerberg directly liable was ruled out, these sources added: • Democratic members of the commission long hinted at a "belief that corporate leaders should be held personally accountable for their companies' repeated privacy mishaps.
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"Kayaktivists"—inflamed by Shell's many mishaps, including a 2012 debacle that ended with a runaway drill rig in the Gulf of Alaska—prepared to blockade the Shell vessels as they passed through the Pacific Northwest.
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The five-times major winner chalked up four birdies in the third round but his progress was stymied by a bogey at the par-five sixth hole and further mishaps at the ninth and 17th.
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Just a few days before she was set to leave, United stopped flying pets in cargo after a series of mishaps that included the death of a French bulldog puppy in an overhead bin. Mrs.
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STRUCTURAL WEAKNESSES The mess around ELA is just one in a series of mishaps in the Popular case that have raised questions about whether the system to deal with failing banks is fit for purpose.
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"As someone whose life is just a series of mortifying incidents strung together, it's going to be brilliant to take a break from my own mishaps, and feast in the disasters of others," she said.
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However, given that there's nothing approaching a centralized database on dog-walking mishaps in New York, the question of whether Wag is in the aggregate safer or not than hiring any rando is a little unclear.
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"I've chipped my tooth with a mic," Jennifer Lopez told Entertainment Tonight, while recounting her biggest onstage mishaps with her fellow World of Dance judges Jenna Dewan, Dancing with the Stars' Derek Hough, and Ne-Yo.
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You'd think that characterization might not irk your average Apple fanboy — another Merriam-Webster term — these days if not for the the company's rather peculiar product mishaps and design misfires over the last couple of years.
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No place catalogues these mishaps quite like Reddit, which has become a hub for shared stories of broken buttons, unfortunate bra sightings, and even a valuable lesson (or two) about tube tops and amusement-park rides.
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But the two top officials of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, whose 230,000 daily passengers on the Long Island Railroad also have endured delays because of the recent mishaps, complained vigorously and requested a meeting with Amtrak.
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New American weather satellites have been prone to delays, mishaps, and congressional funding cuts, leading to frequent handwringing over a "satellite gap," in which old satellites fail before new ones are ready to take their place.
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Luke Air Force Base, Arizona — From initial pilot training to mission qualification training, US Air Force pilots complete intensive training and preparation to learn critical skills to fly, fight and win, as well as prevent mishaps.
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Uber has struggled through a series of debacles and mishaps since Fowler's post, ultimately culminating in the company bringing on new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi as a part of an effort to reform the scandal-prone company.
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While the Senators grilling Marcus were largely hostile towards Facebook (and its myriad privacy mishaps) and not cryptocurrencies in general, the overall sentiment on the first day of the hearing was that of distrust and disdain.
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And while that hasn't been a direct cause of this year's mishaps, it does contribute to crew fatigue, cut down on training time, and thus exacerbate the factors our navy cited in its recent collision reports.
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The history of the nuclear football, formally known as the Presidential Emergency Satchel, and the Biscuit is littered with mishaps, says Christopher Andrew, a British intelligence academic and official historian of Britain's domestic security agency, MI5.
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Clinton's and Obama's mishaps illustrated the flip side of the pattern — just as it had been easier to pass environmental laws under a damaged Republican brand, it had proven much tougher under a damaged Democratic brand.
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Tom Kenny, the original voice behind the blustering mayor, has returned to voice the fan-favorite character in the new series, so fans can look forward to plenty of his trademark mishaps when the series premieres.
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Now factor in a slew of infrastructure-related mishaps across the nation, most recently, Seattle, where a power outage due to equipment failure trapped people in elevators, wreaked havoc on traffic lights and darkened government buildings.
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Late buses are no longer a concern, nor are other mishaps like choppy online broadcasts — Sunday's game was live-streamed on Twitter, part of a deal the league reached with the social media company last June.
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Russia has suffered some two-dozen casualties in accidents with exotic nuclear hardware this summer, prompting international arms experts to worry about safety practices and the potential for future deadly mishaps in the country's nuclear programs.
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The Southern auto and auto parts industry, in which foreign companies are heavily represented, has its share of critics, who point to low wages, long hours and safety mishaps that plague a largely nonunionized work force.
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The space is filled with examples of his "Disaster Paintings," images of fire and industrial mishaps that are touring the country and go on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington on May 26.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, designed to record infrared radiation from the universe's earliest days and heat from exoplanets, is on track after many mishaps, the space agency says, for a launch on March 30, 2021.
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Trump is known for poor grammar and spelling mishaps in his tweets, and one of his most memorable mistakes of the year was when he referred to the Prince of Wales as the Prince of Whales.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, designed to record infrared radiation from the universe's earliest days and heat from exoplanets, is on track after many mishaps, the space agency says, for a launch on March 30, 2021.
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Canada's Liberal government, stung by a series of procurement mishaps over previous decades, insists the contest will be an open one despite the armed forces' close links to the U.S. military and widespread use of American equipment.
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Stars like Olivia Wilde, Chrissy Teigen, and yes, even Kim Kardashian West, all experienced major mishaps in the eyebrow grooming department at some point along their lives, and for Kim, her low brow point was in 1997.
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READ more: How Parkland created a rush to arm teachers across the country The Broward County Sheriff's Office got its accreditation yanked last week over mishaps surrounding the 2018 Parkland school shooting, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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Getting a fresh manicure before going on vacation is one of life's best little luxuries, but if you want your manicure to last longer than your first piña colada, you'll want to avoid certain easy manicure mishaps.
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To be sure, as the Trump camp believes, the press is blowing some of the early mishaps out of proportion and is focusing too little on barn burning speeches like that of Rudy Giuliani on opening night.
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United, the third-largest U.S. airline by passenger traffic, said it is partnering with the American Humane animal rights organization to improve the well-being of the pets it flies, after a spate of animal-related mishaps.
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Reuters TV Financial and personal data has been stolen from potentially hundreds of thousands of British Airways customers who booked online in recent weeks, extending a run of embarrassing technological mishaps suffered by the UK flag carrier.
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The celebrity website CMZ is populated by wide-eyed, fast-talking bloggers played by Eric Andre, Mike Birbiglia, and Will Arnett, slurping out of ever-larger Big Gulps as they breathlessly dissect Conner's mishaps of the day.
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That's why Tesla has blamed drivers for most of the mishaps, either for straight-up breaking the rules, or for assuming the car will be able to handle a situation that it clearly wasn't designed to handle.
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As with anything that can truly be defined as "popular," the sheer number of people playing Pokémon Go means there are going to be some mishaps, and so far the wildly popular augmented reality game hasn't disappointed.
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After both of Friday's practice sessions were plagued by rain showers, all 22 cars made it out onto a dry track on a sunny day to post laps but the more favorable conditions failed to prevent mishaps.
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They met at Brown (of course), and their marriage has endured affairs on both sides of the ledger, career mishaps, cash-flow problems, infertility and, finally, parenthood of now-11-year-old twins, a boy and girl.
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While Giuliani's digital mishaps may be amusing to some, cybersecurity experts told NBC that Giuliani going to a third-party location for technical help violated the most basic protocol, even an informal White House adviser should follow.
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While most of us wish our mishaps never see the light of day, the Deadpool star's wife, Blake Lively, made sure she wasn't the only one getting a kick out of his attempt to make Christmas cookies.
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They set off for Coney Island, but through train mishaps or sheer excitement at the first sight of the sea, they get off at the wrong stop and are confronted with its grumpy next-door neighbor instead.
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A week before Jack plans to marry, he and his friend Miles set off on a weeklong trip across the Santa Ynez wine country, where they encounter mishaps and adventure, and reflect on their lives and friendship.
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But the junior officers on the Fitzgerald and McCain, as well as on two cruisers involved in earlier mishaps this year, were all the beneficiaries of these new courses, begging the question of whether they are sufficient.
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A deadly stretch: The Air Force in the last several years has suffered a number of deadly, non-combat aircraft incidents and mishaps, including a T-6900 crash that killed a pilot in November 2628 in Texas.
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Along with these test mishaps and the slow progress of the technology, there has also been a clear tension between the ATG team, which is focused on cars, and the Otto team, which is focused on trucks.
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News Be Funny, a YouTube channel dedicated to capturing and sharing news bloopers, is back with November's edition of the best accidental mishaps on live TV. As always, this month's compilation was filled with hilarious and embarrassing moments.
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Each album openly follows the band's own collective and individual journey towards self-love, going from a youthful, naive perspective of searching for love in others to coming to love and accept themselves, despite flaws or previous mishaps.
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In the immediate aftermath, the message — which warned of an incoming missile attack — drove a news cycle, led to serious criticism of state officials, and raised questions about safeguards in place to prevent similar mishaps in the future.
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Going private could also help Tesla avoid some scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has investigated the company for its Model 3 claims and more recently has been looking at a whistleblower's allegations of factory mishaps.
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The charges come after a string of mishaps on the transit system - including a collision last month that injured several people - which has led to public anger in a city-state long known for its efficient public services.
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But most commentary about those specific mishaps has ignored the fact that the difficulties with lethal injection can neither be attributed solely to the use or misuse of a single drug nor solved by any combination of drugs.
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The various non-stick pans that fit into the device mean you can grill, sauté, or bake, and the four temperature settings ensure you won't have to worry about any culinary mishaps when cooking multiple dishes at once.
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It follows the often horrifying mishaps of New Jersey burnouts Sharee (Glazer) and Jeff (Downs), who discover a time traveling bong (you get it), only to break it the second they travel back to the Salem witch trials.
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This was actually a decrease from the previously recorded data, which counted Read more: While hiking mishaps may not be on the rise, it doesn't hurt to do your research so you can avoid getting lost — or worse.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The death of 10 workers in a boiler explosion at a Bangladesh garment factory is one in a series of deadly mishaps that illustrate the neglect of workplace safety, union leaders said Tuesday.
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The charges come after a string of mishaps on the transit system - including a collision last month that injured several people - that has led to public anger in a city-state long known for its efficient public services.
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The U.S. military base has been a constant source of tension on Okinawa in recent years, with military leaders regularly issuing public apologies for troubling instances that range from equipment mishaps to drunk driving, sexual assault and murder.
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While there could be some surprising findings, officers said the accidents — and two nonlethal mishaps earlier this year — were almost certainly influenced by systemic problems that persist despite repeated alarms from congressional watchdogs and the Navy's own experts.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Trump will allow that, or how the series of mishaps that marked his first approval of such an operation may have altered his thinking about the human and political risks of similar operations.
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And she pulled off one of the most entertaining runs of the entire marathon, showing off tricks, giving context for all of her strats, joking around when horse-related mishaps occurred, and generally kicking this beautiful game's ass.
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Google's privacy announcements are an attempt to separate it from other tech giants like Facebook, which has been beleaguered by its many privacy mishaps, and even Apple, which is known for its security but also its price tag.
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I would always have mishaps of not putting on enough moisturizer on my elbows and knees, and I'd always get that cracked look – it's the worst thing to get the tan lines and the cracked look on your skin.
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However, after a few terrible mishaps—the unsullied being sent to Casterly Rock, leaving the Tyrell's castle unguarded, and primed for a royal sacking—many of her best allies were captured, and in the case of Olenna Tyrell, killed.
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Keeping up with the johnsons: bow's guide to black-ish parenting is a colorful, glossy recollections of some of Bow's most memorable parenting mishaps, written from her own perspective with insights on how she managed to survive them all.
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One of the bigger mishaps faced by Anatevka was the cancellation of the planned visit by Giuliani in May, which fell apart after Zelensky refused to take a meeting with him, and Giuliani faced public backlash over the trip.
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A second and more "comprehensive" investigation into a string of mishaps this year -- including a Navy warship running aground in Tokyo Bay in late January and spilling over 1,000 gallons of hydraulic fluid into Japanese waters -- is expected Thursday.
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Special teams help Kentucky eke past Eastern Michigan Kentucky took advantage of two special teams mishaps by Eastern Michigan in the second half to beat the Eagles 24-20 in a non-conference game in Lexington, Ky., on Saturday.
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And Victoria's Secret Model Shanina Shaik had two wardrobe mishaps when the slit on her glittering strapless dress revealed a little more than she was expecting and the bodice of her strapless design exposed a bit of side boob.
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Our CineFix series, Art of the Scene, takes a closer look at this iconic scene, which involved a series of over-the-top mishaps Doc had to remedy so that Marty could make his trip back to the future.
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At its most basic level, this shift in focus allows the show to branch out from dating mishaps and find new material in the fun and fraught time that is the first year or so in a couple's relationship.
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The comedian later addressed the mishaps on Twitter, joking that she felt like she "was a substitute teacher in a Key & Peel skit" in reply to The Disaster Artist writer Michael H. Weber, whose name she also struggled with.
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This is especially true in the political sphere, where Andrews says she's seen candidates with repulsive social media behavior win in landslides, and other candidates lose because of social media mishaps that wouldn't raise an eyebrow in other situations.
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Based on thousands of pages of e-mails, the Politico report paints a picture of an overextended mayor who tried to moonlight as a national figure while also performing his official duties, a conflict which led to repeated mishaps.
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Fireworks mishaps in the long hours leading up, gunshot wounds at midnight, car accidents at 1 AM… January 1 might be the deadliest day of the year, but the night before is an onslaught of crisis management and unpredictability.
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Gun mishaps, the longtime scourge of hunting season, have been declining for decades because of safety awareness initiatives such as orange clothing meant to deter accidental shootings, said Glen Mayhew, president of the national Tree Stand Safety Awareness Foundation.
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Like the experimentation of the artist in the studio, the inevitable mishaps of raising a child, or the apprehension as the marble drops into the net at the end of a Rube Goldberg, it's the process that's most significant.
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The pharmaceutical and consumer goods giant beat on the top and bottom lines and gave strong guidance for the year ahead despite Congress' mishaps, but pessimistic reports out of the nation's capital suppressed the stock's rightful run, Cramer said.
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Under increasing pressure about the serial management mishaps at Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg said he would not relinquish his title as chairman and that investors who wanted him to step down from the position and focus on being chief executive were misguided.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An overhead television camera suspended by cables crashed to the ground in the Olympic Park on Monday, injuring seven people including two children, in the latest of a string of mishaps to hit South America's first Games.
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In addition to the committee, Facebook would need to "swiftly" report data privacy issues to the FTC as well as provide a more rigorous review of third-party app developers in order to avoid such privacy mishaps in the first place.
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These are just a few of the numerous mishaps which have occurred while humans have lived in space aboard a handful of space stations, a good reminder that even with the best of planning, human error will always be a factor.
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Identifying real stories may be particularly difficult at this time of year: in addition to the standard diet of fake articles, April Fools' Day inspires playful journalists to fabricate tales of politicians' mishaps or the launch of insane-sounding gadgets.
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The film is about a teenager who magically gets superpowers, then has a bunch of goofy fun figuring out what he can do and how hard it is to actually be a hero, which makes for plenty of comedic mishaps.
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Apple's move to give users more control over how their data is shared comes after European regulators rolled out new sweeping privacy regulations, known as GDPR, across the continent, and following a string of high-profile data mishaps by Facebook.
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Instead of learning from mistakes and mishaps, UIDAI instead has shown a long history of rebuffing evidence of security incidents or breaches with mockery and declaring findings as "fake news," by claiming to refute evidence without presenting any of its own.
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Major mishaps in space — including one that threatens to strand several important characters on the moon in the second episode — are too often solved off-camera, and whatever Apollo 13 energy the show might have evoked is too easily squandered.
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The bang-their-head-against-the-wall exasperation Republicans experience when Trump goes rogue stems from the direct correlation they see in his off-message mishaps and the poll numbers for his campaign -- not to mention as down-ballot Republicans.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Oscar officials on Monday were investigating an embarrassing mix-up over the best picture award, which eventually went to African-American coming-of-age drama "Moonlight," after a ceremony studded with political jokes and minor mishaps.
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So, keeping with the holiday spirit, I decided to put three metallic liquid lipsticks — from CoverGirl, Smashbox, and Lottie London — through a 12-hour wear test in hopes that the experience will help us all avoid any lipstick mishaps this season.
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The DOJ announcement also comes as Facebook braces for a multi-billion-dollar fine from the Federal Trade Commission that was spurred by an investigation into numerous privacy mishaps by the social media giant during and after the 2016 election.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Commonwealth Games organizers have said they will put more staff on buses to avoid navigational mishaps after the Grenada women's beach volleyball team was late for their event due to a bungled global positioning system code.
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A series of bizarre and fatal mishaps—including the vanishing of a "mutant rabbit" and the killing of more than 11,000 zebrafish with bleach—plagued an animal testing laboratory at the University of Michigan last year, according to federal documents.
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His 1999 book "The Birth of Shylock and the Death of Zero Mostel" chronicled the mishaps that followed his effort to reimagine Shylock, the Jewish villain of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice," after watching a performance by Laurence Olivier in 1973.
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Oklahoma has not carried out an execution since 2015 after a series of mishaps, including a botched lethal injection where an inmate was seen writhing in pain and another inmate who was executed using a drug not approved by the state.
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What could have been a buddy cop style exploration of how the greatest mateship in pop culture came to be is instead a contrived series of mishaps where Chewie becomes another of Han's accessories, to be labeled, boxed, and shelved.
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While the topic of dangerous hunting mishaps has long seemed synonymous with gun-related incidents, there is now a more deadly category: falls from tree stands that have become increasingly popular among gun and bow hunters seeking a high vantage point.
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An unusual hearing of two House Armed Services subcommittees offered no new information about what caused four Navy mishaps in the western Pacific this year, including two fatal collisions between Navy destroyers and foreign cargo ships that left 20153 sailors dead.
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The death of Chief Petty Officer William Owens came after a chain of mishaps and misjudgments that plunged the elite commandos into a ferocious 50-minute firefight that also left three others wounded and a $75 million aircraft deliberately destroyed.
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A 6-year-old could be dinged for failing to wear a part of her school uniform or arriving late, mishaps that are nearly always the fault of a harried parent who has misplaced the keys or forgotten about the laundry.
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Goldfein has also ordered the US Air Force Safety Center to analyze previous Air Force mishaps involving autopilot anomalies to see if there is any data that would help military and commercial aviation regulators understand if there are other problems.
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In many cases, the mishaps resulted in customers of Rent the Runway's Reserve service — which is for one-off event rentals — finding out only a day or two before a special event that their dress wasn't going to arrive on time.
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The death of a commando, Chief Petty Officer William Owens, came after a chain of mishaps and misjudgments that plunged the team into a ferocious 50-minute firefight that also left three others wounded and a $75 million aircraft deliberately destroyed.
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Those tactics appear to have paid off in Thursday's voting, confirming his position as the clear favorite and — barring mishaps or gaffes — effectively turning next week's voting into a contest for the right to join him on the shortlist of two.
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Since October 264, the Air Force has had 219 "Class A mishaps," accidents that result in a fatality, loss of an aircraft, or property damage of $26 million or more involving fixed-wing aircraft, an Air Force public affairs officer told CNN.
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To be clear, Musk is not talking about the self-driving technology in his company's cars—a feature that has come under scrutiny following a number of scary mishaps, including one that may have resulted in a fatal crash in California last month.
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And perhaps people weren't entirely forthcoming about their pube mishaps, although they weren't telling this info to a person, they filled out an anonymous survey online (the authors did acknowledge that some people might have been worried about results somehow becoming public).
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Before the hack, Lawrence had been circumspect about her relationships — she loved to tell stories about herself and her various mishaps, but if you listened closely, they always stopped short of crossing an unspoken border that cordoned off her truly private life.
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According to a study in The Journal of Pediatric Psychology last year, parents are "four times more likely to tell girls than boys to be more careful" after mishaps that are not life-threatening but do entail a trip to the emergency room.
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Vox Lux ends with a with a colossal spectacle: Pop star Celeste (Natalie Portman) takes the stage to kick off her tour to promote her sixth studio album — one intended to symbolize redemption and rebirth after a period of scandal and mishaps.
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Since October 2014, the Air Force has had 27 "Class A mishaps," accidents that result in a fatality, loss of an aircraft or property damage of $2 million or more involving fixed-wing aircraft, an Air Force public affairs officer told CNN.
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Myers Hurt, a family physician in Frisco, Texas, used to work in Galveston, bordering the Gulf, and says that vibrio vulnificus is common there, regularly entered the body through mishaps with fishing hooks and stepping on glass or rocks while on the beach.
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Both mishaps occurred just days after the White House made a public policy push to arm more teachers, rather than raise the age restriction on gun purchases, following the tragic Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting—a move not all educators are thrilled about.
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That doesn't give SpaceX much time to work out how to colonize a world, but assuming last night's Raptor tests went well — and if the company can avoid future mishaps on the launchpad — then Musk's ambitious schedule may indeed work out as intended.
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The short slice-of-life vignettes feature four actresses with various physical disabilities joking with friends about the trivial embarrassments, frustrations and triumphs of everyday social interactions — wedding mishaps, late-night hook-ups, mischievous pets — each based on a real-life story.
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This is a defensive fiasco, and one the Pentagon has been hiding as much as possible:Although the Defense Department has a policy to disclose all major aircraft mishaps, it did not publicly report half of the 20 Reaper and Predator accidents last year.
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Here's just one example: In the Marine Corps, Class A Mishaps, which are defined as accidents that result in loss of life or loss of aircraft, are 84 percent above their 10-year average and have increased 50 percent since sequestration took effect.
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Trump brought up intelligence mishaps during the build-up to the war in Iraq to justify his skepticism, despite it emerging after the war began that the intelligence community had not been in agreement about the existence of weapons of mass destruction.
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According to the ASKfm account of what happened on the climb, which it said was based on "communications with the expeditions members, alpinism experts, and Mingma Sherpa [the chairman of the company responsible for employing Sherpa guides]," the expedition was riddled with mishaps.
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Between Facebook's role in the 2016 US presidential election, the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the near-constant privacy and user-data mishaps, Facebook doesn't look like the kind of company you want controlling the screens and devices you use on a daily basis.
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Preventing such mishaps is the idea behind the Samsung Safety Truck, which essentially amounts to a Volvo 18-wheeler with a giant—Samsung, naturally—flat-screen TV on the back doors that shows what's in front of the truck in real time.
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In this video, Ms. Holofcener (interviewed at the Toronto International Film Festival) discusses her goals for the scene (the chance to show Anders's enjoyment at being a jerk to his ex) and one of the mishaps in filming it (melting Popsicle props).
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It was such an extraordinary series of mishaps and policy errors and then complaints that one wondered whether they were a concerted, if veiled, attack on Mr. Xi. But who would dare be the enemy of China's most powerful leader since Mao?
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John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, has directed a fleet-wide "operational pause" for units to focus on safety and fundamentals, and an investigation into factors behind ship mishaps over the past decade, including how officers are trained in seamanship and navigation.
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Poor seamanship has left 17 sailors dead and two of the Navy's premier warships out of action (probably for years, if previous mishaps are any guide) at a time rife with anxiety about the size of the U.S. fleet and China's growing one.
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H., who lives in New York City, regales us with tales of his Boston transit mishaps, including the Green line at rush hour and a misguided attempt to walk to a venue that turned out to be several hours away on foot.
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All of that piles on top of the regular mishaps that can occur in a given day — inappropriate customers, naive new hires, and the personal problems (Lisa's as well as her staff's) that can spill over into the workplace and amplify everything else.
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In a world where space exploration is set to achieve major goals on a six- to eight-year political cadence, mishaps mean that political leaders get blamed for the tragic death of astronauts on their watch, rather than celebrating their heroic accomplishments.
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Over 11 months, reporters flooded the internet with stories on the inconsistencies with Harris' message, campaign strategy mishaps and the failures of Harris and her team to define both herself and her past prosecutorial career in a new age of criminal justice reform.
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The company has had high-profile mishaps enforcing its own rules in the past, such as the 2012 controversy around Path, a social networking app that was found to be saving users' contact lists to its servers, a violation of Apple's rules.
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The book contains fieldwork mishaps from the fun and harmless, like realizing the "bat" you thought you were tracking was actually a crosswalk signal, to the more dangerous, like peeing on a jaguar's marked tree and getting stalked through the jungle for three weeks.
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While Jourdane's readers might not all be scientists—and have never accidentally glued themselves to a crocodile—the book provides a broad audience with a fuller perspective of what fieldwork really is, which could inspire readers to get excited about scientific research, mishaps and all.
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Because there are two places you can type in—one for texting and one for search— there will inevitably be mishaps where you'll send the words "skateboarding dog reaction gif" to your friend instead of getting Google to fetch and send the actual thing.
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Why it matters: The McCain incident adds to a string of deadly mishaps this year for the Pacific Fleet, undermining confidence in the United States' presence in the Pacific and spawning theories that the incidents might be caused by anything from gross mismanagement to cyberinterference.
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What originally was supposed to be a major three-day festival with a crowd of more than 150,113 has quickly lowered expectations thanks to dozens of setbacks, venue changes, denied permits, funding mishaps, claims of backstabbing, big egos, and other indications of general incompetence.
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If some of the stories she told of her adventures in show business described disabling stage fright and technical mishaps during performances, Ms. Benanti exhibited a fearless self-assurance as she blithely sailed through a program that ran from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Tori Amos.
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Other refiners and petrochemicals plants along the Texas Coast have reported dozens of other mishaps to state regulators as a result of the storm, including spills from storage tanks whose roofs collapsed under heavy rainfall, overflows from wastewater containment pits and heavy flaring of chemicals.
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"There was alleged mismanagement of the facilitation of our athletes and the entire team Kenya ranging from accommodation and travel mishaps, mishandling of the accreditation of the list of participants to the provision of kits that never reached the athletes," Wario told a news conference.
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I've dreamed of sporting gorgeous waves at events, girls' nights out, and so on and so forth, only to be met with a disappointing reality: a lifelong battle that has resulted in countless poofy mishaps, thanks to products that were, quite frankly, mediocre at best.
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Now North Korean officials will almost certainly emphasize preventing any sudden mishaps in Kim Jong Un's first visit to a foreign country other than China or South Korea since taking power, said Kim Doo-hyun, professor of protection politics at Korea National Sport University.
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The story, which also involves an angry ex-wife (Idina Menzel) and a mistress (Julia Fox) who ticks Howard off when he catches her messing around with the singer the Weeknd at a nightclub, is full of mishaps, misinterpretations and loud — very loud — arguments.
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Mishaps with the 2003 outbreak of SARS, which sickened 8,098 people and killed about 800 over nine months, and discrepancies in reporting of economic data over the past two decades has only hardened the U.S. government's belief that China cannot be trusted, experts say.
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When Paounov films the many civil servants, politicians, volunteers, and policemen who regulated the hoards of visitors to "The Floating Piers," as well as mishaps, as in a little girl getting lost in the crowd, he posits questions about the life of an artwork.
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"Not only do we believe that recent mishaps are now largely in the rearview mirror, but we were encouraged to hear management's confidence that North America will return to growth in [the fiscal first quarter] and then accelerate throughout the rest of [fiscal year 2017]," he said.
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Tokyo, awarded hosting rights for the Olympics over Madrid and Istanbul due to a reputation for efficiency and low costs, has since faced numerous mishaps in its preparations, including scrapping plans for its signature stadium due to costs and its first logo due to plagiarism charges.
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In between their kayaking mishaps, including some camera issues, Jacobson and Glazer share some interesting insights, including how they met (in classes at New York's Upright Citizen's Brigade), how they maintain their friendship while keeping a working relationship ("We don't always agree on everything," Jacobson explained.
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