Everybody makes mistakes -- you've made mistakes, I've made mistakes.
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So, instead of making 100 mistakes, they make 80 mistakes or 70 mistakes.
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It's certainly true that, over the course of Facebook, I've made all kinds of different mistakes, whether that's technical mistakes or business mistakes or hiring mistakes.
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The mistakes And then, of course, the mistakes of Hillary.
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Make mistakes: Mistakes and failures lead to great ideas. 8.
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"I just hope the mistakes I make now are smarter mistakes."
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We all make mistakes, you understand, just like he makes mistakes.
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So I have to understand that his mistakes are my mistakes.
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We make our share of mistakes and we correct our mistakes.
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" "Everybody makes mistakes, but you have to learn from your mistakes.
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"We made tons of mistakes, and costly mistakes," Ms. Lefebure said.
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Sedaris also revels in mistakes, because mistakes mean relatability, possibility, reality.
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Part of it is making mistakes and learning from those mistakes.
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"Fatigue leads to mistakes, and mistakes lead to goals," DeBoer said.
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SOUTHWEST CEO: BOEING MADE SOME MISTAKES, THEY NEED TO ADDRESS THOSE MISTAKES
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You gotta make the mistakes in order to learn from the mistakes.
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McCain made mistakes on race and was willing to name those mistakes.
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His mistakes were his mistakes, but his strengths were also his strengths.
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Like, he made his mistakes, and I'll get to make my mistakes.
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In short, central banks may have made mistakes but they are honest mistakes.
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And the response was basically to paper over previous mistakes with more mistakes?
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They made mistakes, but those mistakes were not immediately broadcast around the word.
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It's about designing streets so when people make mistakes those mistakes aren't fatal.
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In previous columns, I've covered eight spelling/grammar mistakes and eight punctuation mistakes.
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It was full of grammatical mistakes, punctuation marks and full of spelling mistakes.
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Unfortunately, our mistakes were photographed and recorded, which gives these mistakes a longer lifespan.
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He's made plenty of mistakes, of course, but he doesn't see mistakes as failures.
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He has made mistakes but those mistakes were in business and not in politics.
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"We have made mistakes, and we've acknowledged those mistakes," Sloan said at one point.
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She even loves her mistakes, because her mistakes were how she got to today.
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And he makes mistakes when he's anxious, and he tortures himself over those mistakes.
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Forget the mistakes in the team event and the mistakes in the short program.
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And clearly there were mistakes made, and they made mistakes in long-term care.
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"If you're overworked and tired you make mistakes, and mistakes are costly," says Fried.
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We make mistakes but we're not going to make mistakes of character or integrity.
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They are men who have simply made mistakes, who deserve second chances, who have learned from those mistakes (mistakes which came at the expense of women's well-being).
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First of all, zero tolerance, I am sure I have made mistakes, I do make mistakes and I watch others make mistakes — indeed, that is the human condition.
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"Mistakes were made in Syria, as in the past mistakes have been made," he replied.
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I left the ball up and made some mistakes, and they didn't miss my mistakes.
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They have an excessive concern with making mistakes, especially if others can see those mistakes.
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It's very easy for people to make mistakes and blame the car for their mistakes.
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"Look, he made mistakes, and he paid the consequences for those mistakes," Mr. Pence said.
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Kelly "made some mistakes and now she's suffering the consequences of those mistakes," he said.
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It demonstrates The Times's transparency when mistakes are made — all mistakes, but especially large ones.
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It's acceptable that game designers and publishers make mistakes, but those mistakes must be confronted.
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"And now go, and make interesting mistakes, make amazing mistakes, make glorious and fantastic mistakes," author Neil Gaiman concluded his 2012 address to the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
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There are three kinds of people — the people who never learn from mistakes, the people who learn from their own mistakes and the people who learn from other people's mistakes.
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If you know what you want to do, then a lot of mistakes — a lot of spelling mistakes, a lot of dyslexic mistakes — will be okay, because there is necessity.
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If they've made big mistakes in previous jobs, then it's possible that they'll make mistakes again.
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We're human, we make mistakes, but we're not going to make mistakes of character or integrity.
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Sometimes the best way to learn is from your mistakes, or at least someone else's mistakes.
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"The biggest mistakes today are mistakes of omission," said Mark Steber, Jackson Hewitt's chief tax officer.
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"It's better that they should make $20 mistakes than $20,000 mistakes when they're older," she said.
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A man who has made some mistakes and for 10 years has paid for those mistakes.
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"He made a few mistakes and for us fortunately, we didn't miss those mistakes," Healy said.
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"Football is made of mistakes and the team that makes fewer mistakes probably wins," he said.
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I don't mind a president who has made mistakes because all human beings have made mistakes.
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We can't be making mistakes that other outside experts are saying, 'Hey, these are basic mistakes'.
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"You learn from mistakes not because you will be able to avoid mistakes when these mistakes come, [when] these suffers come, you learn how to deal with it, how to face it."
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Even puppies make mistakes but, just like everything else they do, these mistakes are cuter than ours.
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To help frame decisions, Boudreaux talks to his clients in terms of small mistakes versus big mistakes.
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Obviously there were some mistakes, but he learned from his mistakes and that was kind of cool.
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GUILFOYLE: That was pretty -- WATTERS: No mistakes, but there&aposs plenty of mistakes to go around -- Greg.
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He will make more mistakes than a professional politician and he will make different mistakes as well.
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Teaching is no exception: teachers need to be able to make mistakes and learn from those mistakes.
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There were bureaucrats at the state government who made mistakes — serious mistakes in common sense and judgment.
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Rattled diplomats and spies make mistakes, the types of mistakes that are not covered by diplomatic immunity.
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Mistakes inevitably happen with emerging technology, but the criminal justice system is not the place for mistakes.
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"My mistakes weren't really mistakes," Anderson said in an interview with The New York Times in 2011.
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" "It's good to learn from your mistakes," said Warren Buffett, "it's better to learn from other people's mistakes.
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That's going to lead to mistakes, and those mistakes could come to define, or even destroy, Trump's presidency.
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Instead they went in the other direction and compounded the structural mistakes with the policy mistakes of austerity.
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"They're typical students but, unfortunately, they have made mistakes and are now paying for those mistakes," said Robinson.
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Getting rid of medical mistakes is not about prescribing disciplinary actions to doctors and nurses who make mistakes.
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We've all made mistakes, and it occasionally takes a village at times to make up for those mistakes.
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He violated the red line in the sand, and he made so many mistakes, made all the mistakes.
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"If the scores were 25-2217, you could afford mistakes because you can outscore your mistakes," Holland said.
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I made those mistakes, and at the end of the day I have to live by those mistakes.
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What does help is learning from others' mistakes, when and only when the context of those mistakes is comparable to yours … but it's rare for conferences to invite speakers to talk about their mistakes.
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"So we have a lot of mistakes we made, and a lot of colleagues also made mistakes," Ma said.
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Characters still make mistakes (God, do they ever) but their mistakes flow from understandable, consistent motivations, flaws, and weaknesses.
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Nine common mistakes to avoid when filing The IRS recommends avoiding these 9 common mistakes when filing your returns.
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Everyone makes mistakes, and the best leaders are the ones who accept those mistakes as a part of growing.
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"Everyone is doing some things right and everyone is making some mistakes, and why repeat the mistakes?" she said.
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" At the same time, he said, "Mistakes happen, and this is one of the teams you can't make mistakes.
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"I am trying for reasons of conscience to find mistakes ... but operationally I can&apost find major mistakes," he said.
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In other words, it's better to learn through observation and the mistakes of others than through making the mistakes yourself.
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" RJ: "The thing is you can't make mistakes now the way that we were allowed to make so many mistakes.
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Mistakes were made, mistakes that we're not supposed to make in those situations, but the offense hung tight all night.
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Learn from your mistakes Not every interview is going to go perfectly, so it's important to learn from your mistakes.
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"When you rush, you make mistakes, and this isn't a case where we can afford mistakes," he told The Post.
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Besides, good science happens when there is freedom to make mistakes, to learn from those mistakes, to discover the unexpected.
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The Consolidated system (that is, the American system) has no room for accidents or mistakes, at least not individual mistakes.
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It's not that there's a high rate of mistakes in these labs; the rate of mistakes is actually quite low.
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After all, students aren't the only ones who need to make mistakes, sometimes even public mistakes, in order to learn.
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"If you're overworked and tired you make mistakes, and mistakes are costly," Fried tells CNBC Make It. "If [companies] want people to be sharp and make fewer mistakes you can't work them 60-70 hours a week."
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"The only times I really remember when I look back over my career are the mistakes I made — the mistakes that were critical mistakes, at critical times of a game, that maybe changed the outcome," McCall said.
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Finally, high-achievers may make mistakes, but they always learn, adapt, and eventually succeed — they don't endlessly make the same mistakes.
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He wrote a blog called "on mistakes," which he deleted, as well as "on mistakes 2," a response to his response.
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Their mistakes were their own and each new entrant to the game had to make the same mistakes, on their own.
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Making mistakes with your partner is a healthy part of learning about yourself sexually, but not all mistakes are created equal.
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When you do that, you can make silly mistakes that give you a laugh, and horrible mistakes that ruin your life.
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"Taking pieces of evidence and coming to a conclusion about its significance creates mistakes, large mistakes at times," Biehl told reporters.
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The Dukes made mistakes that put them behind early and were unable to overcome the deficit when the mistakes kept happening.
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That condition leads to confusion; confusion leads to mistakes; and mistakes lead to confrontation—even the kind that no one wants.
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They undoubtedly make mistakes in making those assessments, but in a popular form of government they are entitled to make those mistakes.
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Of course, the app is just as much about correcting one's own mistakes as it is about correcting the mistakes of others.
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And even if it were, mistakes happen — and mistakes on the scale of Facebook's size, however statistically small, have a huge impact.
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Yeah, so he was just giving me advice—telling me mistakes he used to make, making sure I don't make those mistakes.
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So I think we were probably guilty of making a few mistakes early on and then probably chasing our mistakes after that.
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Wray acknowledged that the bureau makes mistakes "like everybody who's human," but said the bureau holds individuals accountable when mistakes are made.
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"We just made some simple mental mistakes, and with Blake and Chris out, we cannot really afford to make mistakes," Rivers said.
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Home runs, more times than not, are mistakes — they're not the wrong pitch, they're just mistakes in the middle of the plate.
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A couple of mistakes early and in this ballpark, if you make mistakes early they are going to go a long way.
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They're willing to acknowledge a public official's humanity, one's vulnerabilities and mistakes, especially if the mistakes are policy-oriented and not personal.
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Of course, mistakes happen, but Markey did some calculations, and determined that the odds of these mistakes happening by chance were very small.
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Shaw said that Nick Brown and James Heathers, independent researchers who ferret out mistakes in psychology research, brought the mistakes to her attention.
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And what's interesting about it is that mistakes aren't good, they just aren't, but tolerance of mistakes and then moving on from them.
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No one wants these mistakes to happen, but when you're a crucial app store for the Department of Defense, these mistakes can't happen.
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He said, mistakes -- I'm not saying anything is mistake free but there are huge number of mistakes, and this ends most of them.
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Here are just a few: Too bad those leaders still exist that make mistakes and are unwilling to admit mistakes or correct them.
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I really like to see the ability to learn from mistakes, and humility to recognize their own mistakes instead of blaming other people.
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"The search for those who made mistakes always took precedence over the search for the mistakes," one said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Having already acknowledged mistakes during the 2016 election, Facebook is now showing that it's taking care of those mistakes—as an internal matter.
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"The court can both make mistakes and admit mistakes without placing its institutional integrity at risk," he wrote in The Harvard Law Review.
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"Smart people who can figure it out will make mistakes that smart people who've made those mistakes before won't make again," Osterwalder said.
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We make a ton of mistakes but the rising tide of the bull market is really wiping out a lot of our mistakes.
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We have learned from the mistakes made by those before us, and used those mistakes to grow as a society become more accepting.
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The second is that everyone makes mistakes in their youth, and it is important to be honest about your mistakes and own them.
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She savaged him not only for his mistakes but for his explanations of those mistakes, so that his apologies were all but erased.
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An autonomous vehicle might make mistakes a human would never make, but it also would never make some mistakes that humans routinely do.
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It means allowing them to make their own mistakes but instilling in them the confidence and knowledge necessary to learn from those mistakes.
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Congress thus could help itself make fewer mistakes by shifting its resources back to those groups they already have who help them avoid mistakes.
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They're $1,000, $10,215, $230,243 life-altering mistakes — mistakes that sink students further in debt, with financial ramifications that trickle down to the next generation.
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I did all those mistakes myself, so what I wanted to change in how this works is to just help founders make lesser mistakes.
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The difference — subtle but, in their view, significant — was the feeling that he would hold mistakes or perceived mistakes against women, but not men.
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I cannot overemphasize the importance of recognizing who benefits and who loses from these economic mistakes, because that difference is why these mistakes persist.
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"I'm not overly confident that he's a big learner, or even one likely to recognize his mistakes, much less admit his mistakes," Cole said.
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We had some costly mistakes, defensive mistakes, that really hurt us but those things are going to happen to a degree during the game.
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But why do lawmakers seek to punish voters' understandable mistakes so severely, while excusing other mistakes and misconduct that undermine the right to vote?
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Casey is fond of requesting mistakes be "hard mistakes" borne of hustle and effort, and Siakam's early miscues have definitely been of that variety.
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You fear setting a boundary and then having them bring up past mistakes, or try to use those mistakes as leverage against you today.
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It also emphasizes learning these skills simultaneously and in a forgiving environment, meaning you're encouraged to make mistakes, fail, then learn from those mistakes.
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Mistakes happen in all fields but in the corridors of elite journalism, certain types of mistakes have become all too common and even predictable.
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A rusty pilot can make mistakes - mistakes that could result in a mishap that leaves the plane totaled, and a pilot killed or injured.
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I just believe too much in redemption and I make mistakes and others make mistakes and I can bring us to the best version.
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It shows all of their mistakes, and it shows the artists' mistakes too where they're being awkward or overly trying to be a certain way.
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"We've made mistakes, but we are sorry about those mistakes, and we are saying our people should reinvest their confidence in us," the president said.
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I have made 10 phone books of mistakes in my life — at least three phone books of mistakes in 11 days inside the White House.
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You have to learn how to be patient, and know that you're going to make mistakes during the process, and you can correct those mistakes.
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"We made mistakes ... and RDC understands that these mistakes, directed by former management, have very serious consequences," spokesman Jeff Eller said in a statement Tuesday.
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"Man, I fought hard, made a few mistakes, simple, silly mistakes, bad shots here and there ... but one-over's not bad," Woods told Golf Channel.
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The security industry has made a lot of mistakes along the way, and some of these mistakes have made the security professional's job needlessly difficult.
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And I use that time in my life as a kind of an understanding of the mistakes I made and to improve upon those mistakes.
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I can accept mistakes if I'm trying and it's not a mental error or I haven't got into places, so I can accept some mistakes.
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"We've made mistakes, but we are sorry about those mistakes, and we are saying our people should re-invest their confidence in us," the president said.
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"But I'm also not going to allow a person to have financial gain off of my mistakes […] I'd rather fess up to my mistakes," he added.
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And I want people to be pioneering and do all sorts of wrong things and make mistakes and understand from their mistakes what could be possible.
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"These kids that have made stupid mistakes — I hate to see them carry these stupid mistakes with them the rest of their lives," Mr. Pulley said.
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I'd recommend parliaments around the world take pause to consider the grand history of economic policy mistakes so as to avoid repeating the mistakes of others.
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These are the mistakes you make when you're trafficking in an imprecise business, and these are mistakes Lande says he will seek to avoid moving forward.
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Lots of Democrats made significant mistakes in the 1990s when it came to being tough on crime -- mistakes that were readily apparent by the mid-2000s.
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On their own, an individual run might not tell you very much; maybe the player makes the same mistakes as you, or mistakes different than you.
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"Tyson's case illustrates how civil forfeiture makes it harder for people who have made mistakes to correct those mistakes and re-enter society," Mr. Hottot said.
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Lack of experience at the time meant Bannon made serious mistakes at Amicus which almost killed the company, mistakes he later published in detail before anyone else.
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" Marroquin addressed the tension between Lowry and DeJesus on the podcast saying he was "trying to learn from my mistakes and not repeat those mistakes moving forward.
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"Part of our model is to make the cost of mistakes really low, and then make a lot of mistakes," he said at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2017.
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We must resist congratulation for allyship and accept that despite our best intentions, we may make mistakes, cause harm and deserve to be criticized for those mistakes.
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Those are fixable mistakes, but Jones doesn't sound as though he plans on fixing them, or like he even believes they were mistakes in the first place.
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Specifically, the letter claims, 9.7 percent of all deaths in the United States come from medical mistakes—making medical mistakes the third ranking cause of American death.
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I understand the mistakes that she's made but I also understand that you're gonna have more mistakes made if you've been in the business for 30 years.
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I can confidently say that you will make mistakes and probably screw parenting up, but having the grit to be proud of your mistakes is the goal.
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If I was running the propaganda department, I would say: 'Those mistakes were made in the past, not now, and we need to learn from our mistakes.
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I don't mean to excuse their behavior; they made mistakes that harmed other people, and it is unquestionable that they should pay a price for those mistakes.
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Firefly's Alpha launch vehicle Firefly's Alpha launch vehicle "It's okay to move fast and it's okay to make mistakes, but let's not make other peoples' mistakes and let's not make our own mistakes twice," Markusic said, characterizing the benefits of teaming up with someone with lots more experience.
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Why make it seem sinister — or in Harrison's double-speak to The Hollywood Reporter, "We've really learned from our mistakes, but there really weren't any major mistakes made"?
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If you had to give a piece of advice or something, usually people learn through mistakes, it doesn't have to be mistakes, maybe something you did incredibly well.
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I can only learn as best I can from these mistakes and move on and if I find the right person, try not to make the same mistakes.
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Americans learn of slavery and other racist acts as largely the mistakes of their individual ancestors, and sometimes even refuse to admit what the mistakes were at all.
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It's [a] very difficult and cruel business and he's making mistakes—and he will make mistakes—like all of One Direction are going to do at one stage.
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"Against that lineup in this park with the wind blowing (with the roof open), you can't make mistakes and I made some mistakes and they hit it out."
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But unfortunately, many shoppers still make some big mistakes along the way — mistakes that result in them paying way more than they should, either online or in-store.
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"Boeing made some mistakes ... they need to address those mistakes," Kelly said at the company's annual shareholders meeting in Denver, where Southwest has expanded faster than any other city.
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I also want to find out if the person is willing to admit mistakes, as I want someone who can admit mistakes rather than hide them under the rug.
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She decided a long time ago, she writes in her book, to honor herself and her mistakes: I wear my mistakes like badges of honor, and I celebrate them.
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She makes the same mistakes any young person would, only they're seen as bigger mistakes because they lead to putting her life and the life of others in danger.
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"As I've said before, we acknowledged that mistakes were made with respect to the campaign loans, but those mistakes were completely inadvertent and unintentional," he said in a statement.
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"The president ... is determined to avoid the mistakes prior presidents have made, and one of those mistakes is falling for the North Korean action-for-action ploy," Bolton said.
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It's written on a napkin, which makes me wonder if it means that you are allowed to make mistakes, since napkins are what clean up people's mistakes and messes.
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We made some mental mistakes, physical mistakes and allowed them to get all the way back and have a chance to make a three to tie the game up.
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Things unfolded the way they unfolded, and I think the show's been pretty faithful about showing the mistakes that we make as well as the mistakes that the fugitives made.
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There should be very complicated characters who make mistakes the same way other characters make mistakes, make different life choices, excel at their jobs, and screw up at their jobs.
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"Valeant has made mistakes in how it priced its drugs in the past, and we are committed to ensuring those mistakes are not repeated," CEO Papa said in a statement.
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"I am not worried (but) of course there can always be policy mistakes… and the (global financial stability) report focuses very much on the scope for potential mistakes," Adrian said.
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"I definitely obviously have made my fair share of mistakes like everyone else, but I hope to never repeat those mistakes and just learn from what I've done," she shared.
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"As I've said before, we acknowledged that mistakes were made with respect to the campaign loans, but those mistakes were completely inadvertent and unintentional," Mr. Spano said in a statement.
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"Everyone makes mistakes, if they made mistakes we will understand, but we need to know," said Ambreen, who is trying to rebuild a life for herself and two surviving sons.
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In one Yale School of Management study, participants who evaluated fictional stories of leaders making mistakes, rated women three times more negatively than men for those mistakes — a huge effect.
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"No matter how much you prepare, you will probably make some mistakes, but knowing how to easily recover from those mistakes is a key factor in your performance," he added.
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At the end of the day, these two mistakes, these two goals — you just have to swallow it, because those are individual mistakes that you cannot do at this level.
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"When we make mistakes, there are independent processes like that of the outside, independent inspector general that will drive and dive deep into the facts surrounding those mistakes," he said.
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He made a couple mistakes, a couple 0-2 mistakes along the way where he gave up some knocks, but he kept finding a way to get off the field.
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Munger has said that "the most extreme mistakes in Berkshire's history have been mistakes of omission," according to "Poor Charlie's Almanack," author Peter Kaufman's collection of Munger's speeches and talks.
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And the only way you can override them is with new voices, voices of energy that only come from the fact that America has been willing to live up to our own mistakes, atone for our own mistakes, make amends for our own mistakes, love each other, love our democracy, love future generations.
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"This is a time for Puerto Ricans to bind together, to mourn, to reflect on the things that were done properly and the things that were mistakes and to have a firm commitment to identifying those mistakes and make sure that moving forward towards our future those mistakes aren't repeated," he said.
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"We assume the correctness of data, and often these people who are supposed to be competent make mistakes and those mistakes then are very detrimental to people's daily lives," said Olivier.
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" Adding, "But for me, it's always about learning from my mistakes and learning from things that might not necessarily be mistakes and little hiccups and things that can happen in life.
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The Cowboys' secondary is a clean unit that doesn't make a lot of mistakes, but they also don't put themselves in the position to make many mistakes in the first place.
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And so in our work on discipline, I think a lot about the importance of second chances and the idea that young people are going to make mistakes, sometimes big mistakes.
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"Fred thought it was important that kids understood that you've got to make mistakes so you get better and that making mistakes helps you grow," she said in a phone interview.
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"I can share my screen with them, but I can't, in real time, sit with them while they're making the mistakes and show them where they're making the mistakes," he said.
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"It's him saying, okay, we got to this point because of which particular past mistakes, which should be avoided in the future so we don't keep making those mistakes," said Anton.
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I've been judged for those mistakes – publicly and privately.
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" The piece, titled "Yes, Facebook made mistakes in 2016.
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Every driver did mistakes this weekend - I did too.
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Evolution is driven by random mutation — mistakes, not plans.
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" MUSK: "Well, I guess we might make some mistakes.
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Look at your mistakes as lessons & learn from them.
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I've been judged for those mistakes — publicly and privately.
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Perhaps Musk can learn from Ellison's successes – and mistakes.
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Furthermore, everyone makes mistakes — there's no way around it.
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"This is a war ... Mistakes could happen," he said.
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" "Sometimes government at a particular level makes some mistakes.
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But presidents -- and presidential candidates -- occasionally make these mistakes.
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Task & Purpose: What were some of those stupid mistakes?
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" Smith added, "I know God don't make no mistakes.
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" Or: "They've made some mistakes, but it's still early.
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For instance, your psychotherapist may want to dig into any language errors you make during therapy sessions, where the way we interpret our mistakes is often more important than the mistakes themselves.
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I see it differently now and if I were to start a show today, holy God, I'm certain there'd be mistakes, but not the mistakes that were just so gosh-dang obvious.
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And we can't have the mental mistakes, and we can't have the eye-discipline mistakes, because those are the things that come back and haunt you and come back and beat you.
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A contender for both Rihanna's best stoner anthem and Anti's very best track is "Same Ol' Mistakes," a cover of "New Person, Same Old Mistakes" by the psychedelic synth band Tame Impala.
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It's another edge case, Jimenez Belenguer says, and if the engineers or trainers make too many mistakes, as humans are prone to do, the machine will learn to make the same mistakes.
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The case for Conrad: The pro-Parker argument is essentially that he has learned from his mistakes, and that the mistakes actually weren't as awful as they were made out to be.
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"Don't be so focused on what happened in 2016 and trying to avoid those mistakes that you make all sorts of new mistakes," said Amanda Terkel, the Washington bureau chief for HuffPost.
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Once we realize that we're all human beings, including Thomas Jefferson, we can admit that we have made mistakes, and also be willing to give other people a break for their mistakes.
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In it, he told the story of his 30-year life, culminating in a request to be understood and loved, despite the mistakes he has made and the mistakes made toward him.
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"The search for those who made mistakes always took precedence over the search for the mistakes," one of the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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In the course of the interview, Trump also makes a lot of random little factual errors: Anyone can make mistakes, of course, but the sheer quantity of these kinds of mistakes is odd.
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Trump's White House keeps making spelling mistakes, but his supporters probably don't care Trump's White House keeps making spelling mistakes, but his supporters probably don't care The Trump administration has a spelling problem.
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It argues that those who make small mistakes – low-level drug offenses, let's say—are more capable of turning their behavior around than those who make big mistakes – taking a life, for example.
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As I'm starting this new company — it's called Bold, and it makes software aimed at corporations — I'm sure I'm still making mistakes, but I'm trying to make only new mistakes, not old ones.
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But you find a few leaders in the genre: Life's Lottery by Kim Newman and Pretty Little Mistakes (plus its sequel in which you win the lottery, Million Little Mistakes) by Heather McElhatton.
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Muilenburg told Congress in October that "you don't run away from challenges" and that Boeing is "fixing" its "mistakes," but he's so far been unable to meet the challenges or fix the mistakes.
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We can make mistakes, but that one was a beauty.
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A NEWSPAPER cannot publish for 174 years without some mistakes.
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The problem is they don't know what those mistakes were.
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Is there a line between adventurous fashion and design mistakes?
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They suffer through growing pains and make too many mistakes.
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She has just watched him make mistakes, again and again.
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For Yahoo, it's been 16 years of missteps and mistakes.
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And that is the best way to handle media mistakes.
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Well, those are the mistakes men typically make in investing.
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Twists, turns, comebacks, mistakes, moments of genius, moments of madness.
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Ultimately, he said Facebook is never going to eradicate mistakes.
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"Tesla makes so many mistakes," he said, but didn't elaborate.
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You're not pushing hard enough if you never make mistakes.
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Public bodies in Britain really don't learn from their mistakes.
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Not a lot of room for mistakes with a console.
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Thankfully, the quiz also helps you learn from your mistakes.
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He said mistakes can easily happen even after laborious training.
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But McCarty owns her past and doesn't deny making mistakes.
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I know we all make mistakes, but it's just frustrating.
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"I made too many mistakes by going fast," he said.
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You can't be scared to take chances or make mistakes.
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Making mistakes like this can lead to irritation and frustration.
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Oh God, I've made so many mistakes in my job.
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I have made my share of mistakes which I regret.
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But ultimately I have to take responsibility for those mistakes.
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We made mistakes but still came out with a win.
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But, incredibly, the mistakes and the superlatives don't end there.
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In the first couple of years we made some mistakes.
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Everyone makes mistakes, and no one can change the past.
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Late night pros usually don't leave much room for mistakes.
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He says Lidia played well but made three key mistakes.
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Beauty mistakes happen, but they can almost always be fixed.
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For one, he seems incapable of learning from his mistakes.
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Still, it's exciting to be new and to make mistakes.
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Early on, Fields learned from mistakes in testing and transportation.
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It was my mistakes, my imperfections that motivated me most.
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Shake off any mistakes you made earlier in the month.
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This case is not about mistakes or errors in judgment.
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We vow to never repeat their mistakes... if we can.
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I've made so many mistakes and had so many triumphs.
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You make mistakes, and then you run out of capital.
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"A lot of times young people make mistakes," he said.
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They died because of heinous mistakes performed by drunken surgeons.
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Odom has been open about his past hardships and mistakes.
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The students are having to pay for the adults' mistakes.
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When you make mistakes, you're the only one who notices.
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Chief among those policy mistakes, Gundlach said, is negative rates.
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It can be costly to make mistakes in this space.
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It got Facebook to acknowledge its mistakes in many cases.
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Those companies allegedly made mistakes in their background checks too.
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Sometimes when mistakes are made, it's better to own it.
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So, that's where ... Yes, it's not a celebration of mistakes.
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The experience is on the list of mistakes I made.
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Buffett and executives at 3G have acknowledged they made mistakes.
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You can't take risks and be afraid of making mistakes.
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Mexicans don't make these kinds of mistakes, he told himself.
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" John said "George Bush has made a lot of mistakes.
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He would not want to undo this year's mistakes, however.
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"I am the result of your mistakes," Zelensky told Poroshenko.
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Is the snake a symbol of her or her mistakes?
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It could be traumatic at first — mistakes would be made!
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You're thinking about surviving, and you're thinking about your mistakes.
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What are the biggest mistakes that you see motorists make?
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"They hit mistakes that were down the middle," Worley said.
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We're all going to make mistakes, but I'm not alone.
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On Survivor, one of the most fatal mistakes is overplotting.
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If these mistakes go unrecognized, they could well be repeated.
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Whenever journalism is fictionalised, hacks delight in pointing out mistakes.
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"We didn't make any mistakes that stopped drives," Frost said.
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That's where I find holiness is — usually in the mistakes.
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Gates replied that he had made mistakes over the years.
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You could make simple spelling mistakes or, worse, contextual ones.
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Not when we cancel each other out for past mistakes.
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"It's a fact of life, I made mistakes," Miller admitted.
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The most costly mistakes come when teams miss red flags.
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"I have once made mistakes and been banned," Efimova said.
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And in this business, mistakes can cost you your life.
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"The Legend of Tarzan" thankfully avoids many of these mistakes.
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The team which makes the fewest mistakes will be champions.
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Snapchat is making some of the same mistakes as Vine.
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Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham have learned from these mistakes.
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Marrone said he expects Dareus has learned from his mistakes.
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Because mistakes are really all about breaking some arbitrary rule.
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And the career civil servants are where people make mistakes.
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Many of us made beauty mistakes when we were younger.
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We've all made mistakes and done things that aren't perfect.
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You can never grow if you don't own your mistakes.
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Although the government made mistakes, too, these are good excuses.
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We are all human beings, and we all make mistakes.
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And this is true, even if programmers make coding mistakes.
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Architects are keen to avoid the mistakes of their forebears.
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That is not to say that no mistakes were made.
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I think they generally do but there are mistakes made.
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Although they certainly made mistakes, they deserve a sympathetic hearing.
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GettyMost spelling mistakes are innocent, fleeting, and only mildly embarrassing.
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But Jacobs isn't ready to own up to her mistakes.
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"He made mistakes, but he can move on and upward."
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Meanwhile she made basic, corrigible mistakes during her election campaign.
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Q: Any money mistakes along the way that you regret?
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And Trump's loudest supporters have been making some rookie mistakes.
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But the fact is, we have to embrace our mistakes.
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"He made some mistakes and paid for it," Francona said.
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Still, he added, his older brother did mention the mistakes.
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"You learn more from your mistakes and losses," he said.
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I will even make mistakes and say the wrong things.
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Well, I just mean fixing mistakes within a few minutes.
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All businesses, every company, makes little mistakes here and there.
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Khloé Kardashian isn't afraid to admit her past fashion mistakes.
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Q: What money mistakes have you made along the way?
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Have you made any big mistakes made along the way?
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But she says the mistakes make it even more fun.
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On both sides of the political aisle, mistakes were made.
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The critical question, however, is whether those mistakes are illegal.
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Shia LaBeouf is trying to learn from his past mistakes.
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Trump is not one to admit mistakes or explain himself.
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They did a great job of capitalizing on our mistakes.
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In a fixed exchange regime, however, policy mistakes become magnified.
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If you make mistakes, they'll make you pay for it.
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"I have made mistakes in my life also," he says.
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He made mistakes, but he can move on and upward.
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If you make mistakes he is going to hurt you.
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Background checks can also penalize good workers for past mistakes.
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"Well, I guess we might make some mistakes," he replied.
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Of course, Twitter noticed because Twitter always finds your mistakes. .
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I am smarter now but There will still be mistakes.
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Let's look at what the mistakes were that you made.
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It has vowed not to repeat mistakes of the past.
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And the tipoff ultimately came from some pretty boneheaded mistakes.
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" He continued: "Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely.
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V.P. JOE BIDEN: No, I've made a lot of mistakes.
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As such, absent other improprieties, such mistakes are often overlooked.
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Investors are betting big on spelling mistakes and misshapen sentences.
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Trump's campaign wasn't the only one who made mistakes, though.
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"We don't learn from the mistakes of history," he worried.
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I only hope Sony is paying attention to these mistakes.
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Have you made mistakes regarding your credit in the past?
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"They are good defensively to make those mistakes," he said.
|
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" Higgins said the participants are human and "people make mistakes.
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The mom of three admits she makes parenting mistakes everyday.
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Q: Did you make any money mistakes along the way?
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People should hold us accountable for learning from our mistakes.
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The Lakers have been reasonably good at avoiding those mistakes.
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"When the system makes mistakes, they need to admit it."
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It's trying your best and learning from mistakes that matters.
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Any mistakes in handling inherited IRAs can incur hurtful taxes.
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She wants to atone for the mistakes of her past.
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Referee mistakes, they felt, cast a shadow over the game.
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They make mistakes and sometimes takes sides when they shouldn't.
|
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While newly fired FBI Director James Comey made mistakes, Sen.
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I think we both played well without too many mistakes.
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Johnson said the key to victory had been avoiding mistakes.
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"Clinton has made mistakes," wrote the Dallas Morning News board.
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I resolved not to repeat the mistakes of my past.
|
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"Mistakes, bad decisions and it starts with me," McCoy said.
|
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But that doesn't mean these types of mistakes aren't happening.
|
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People get fired all the time for seemingly innocent mistakes.
|
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"We all make mistakes," he said, children and adults alike.
|
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We recognized the mistakes that Uber and Lyft were making.
|
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But the Texans can't repeat the mistakes of 2014 again.
|
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Most of the mistakes that companies make are easily avoided.
|
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But just had a couple of mistakes on the greens.
|
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He wanted to "escape" his financial mistakes of the past.
|
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The Rockets make these kinds of mistakes all the time.
|
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"In order to innovate, mistakes must be made," says Brad.
|
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George Clooney is opening up about learning from his mistakes.
|
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And when we make mistakes, we'll own up to them.
|
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That might lead to mistakes and thus to law suits.
|
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And often mistakes are how I know where I'm going.
|
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His mistakes, while massive and morally reprehensible, are not illegal.
|
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Otherwise, we're just going to keep making the same mistakes.
|
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But hey, making mistakes is how you polish any craft.
|
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We all make mistakes especially in this crazy partisan time.
|
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"It is vital that new media avoid making old mistakes."
|
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"There were so many mistakes in the histories," he said.
|
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Minor mistakes also creep in to break the story's spell.
|
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We have the opportunity to learn from our past mistakes.
|
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"It creates opportunities and helps you avoid mistakes," said Davitt.
|
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Players start games nervously, as if trying to avoid mistakes.
|
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"The smallest mistakes will make people lose confidence," AlTantawy said.
|
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When we make policy based on fear, we make mistakes.
|
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Q: What money mistakes have been most humbling for you?
|
|
They stress humility and being quick to volunteer your mistakes.
|
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You talk about flops – how often do you make mistakes?
|
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The ability to recognize those mistakes is important to me.
|
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Mistakes will be made, and no solution will appease everyone.
|
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Nexstar will have the chance to learn from Sinclair's mistakes.
|
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But the agency is now correcting mistakes in that rule.
|
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As the use of data expands exponentially, mistakes are inevitable.
|
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States can indeed learn from mistakes in highly publicized bankruptcies.
|
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Video games are built to let their players make mistakes.
|
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When rates rise people have less tolerance for any mistakes.
|
|
It prods society to criticize itself and learn from mistakes.
|
|
And yet, those are "mistakes" others pay huge prices for.
|
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That doesn't happen — but we all make mistakes don't we?
|
|
Muilenburg took a remorseful tone, recognizing mistakes with the plane.
|
|
He covers a lot of mistakes, a lot of holes.
|
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Both deny any wrongdoing though Fillon acknowledges he made mistakes.
|
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No matter how hard you try, mistakes will be made.
|
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We're humans who make mistakes and give in to pressure.
|
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Make no mistakes about it, there will be a trial.
|
|
The mistakes were caused by developers, not Twilio, Hardy said.
|
|
And the key is learning from your mistakes and evolving.
|
|
So then why are we so unforgiving of our mistakes?
|
|
Common grammar mistakes stem from confusion over usage: fewer vs.
|
|
He could have acknowledged his mistakes and apologized for them.
|
|
He urges them to step back and avoid making mistakes.
|
|
But she says Trump officials are learning from their mistakes.
|
|
"Mistakes themselves are not a bad thing," he went on.
|
|
Young entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid to make mistakes, Rodriguez says.
|
|
It seems that they are, perhaps, learning from past mistakes.
|
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They have not learned from their mistakes in past elections.
|
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He is not going to make mistakes of prior administrations.
|
|
Saagar Enjeti discusses the mistakes of the Biden 2020 campaign.
|
|
Employees need to know you will forgive them for mistakes.
|
|
The British government is trying to avoid repeating costly mistakes.
|
|
"We were frustrated with the mistakes we made," he said.
|
|
On a cool, sunny afternoon, the mistakes commenced almost immediately.
|
|
Afghanistan cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the past.
|
|
Sixth, do a better job of acknowledging and explaining mistakes.
|
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At YBC one of my biggest mistakes was misallocating time.
|
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A lot of us don't live up to our mistakes.
|
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U.S. regulators should be wary of making the same mistakes.
|
|
"I was making mistakes in the first inning," he said.
|
|
"Appreciation can hide a lot of your mistakes," he said.
|
|
But we do have to learn from our past mistakes.
|
|
Here's the problem: humans make mistakes, a lot of them.
|
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She said mistakes led to her dropping the second set.
|
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Katz was painting wet into wet, and not making mistakes.
|
|
I understand the mistakes that any of us can make.
|
|
"But we all make mistakes, don't we?" the president added.
|
|
Through the hearing, Uber was accepting of its past mistakes.
|
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But a few small mistakes and they scored on them.
|
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" "(Mistakes) is what we're apparently calling misdemeanor assault these days.
|
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It was perhaps one for the bigger mistakes we made.
|
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" He added, "Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely.
|
|
I will make mistakes and always own up to them.
|
|
His natural pattern is to move forward and ignore mistakes.
|
|
In 2016, Republicans are trying to learn from their mistakes.
|
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Well, I don't know if there were any mistakes made.
|
|
Scaramucci acknowledges Trump has made some mistakes in that department.
|
|
The Devils repeatedly punished the Sabres for their defensive mistakes.
|
|
They weren't major mistakes but still, that's interesting to me.
|
|
But they're not human enough, apparently, to make serious mistakes.
|
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"I've thought he's made other mistakes," she told MSNBC hopefully.
|
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"You realize over time the mistakes you make," Carney wrote.
|
|
Some of their mistakes are thanks to an excessive unselfishness.
|
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I do know, however, that I made very serious mistakes.
|
|
That being said, mistakes were still apparent on normal marketplaces.
|
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Take on your fears and own up to your mistakes.
|
|
TC: What mistakes have you made since forming Founder Collective?
|
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"It was just mistakes that are costing us," Staal said.
|
|
But these sorts of mistakes aren't limited to just Trump.
|
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Make no mistakes, Jack Ü deserved that Grammy last night.
|
|
Q: What mistakes did you make in the early days?
|
|
Mistakes like these have happened before, even to Facebook's lawyers.
|
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And that they will make mistakes, just as we do.
|
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Critics seized upon his mistakes and imperfections as a president.
|
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After our patients, we become "second victims" of our mistakes.
|
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And mistakes are possible when you do it all yourself.
|
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Henry Marsh is in the business of admitting his mistakes.
|
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I have had to grow and unfortunately learn by mistakes.
|
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"Championships are not won by doing silly mistakes," Hamilton said.
|
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These kinds of mistakes tend to follow certain psychological laws.
|
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She's still making dumb mistakes, but is learning from them.
|
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Donald Trump should bear the blame for his son's mistakes.
|
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"Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely," Moonves said.
|
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"Making mistakes is human," she told DR, the national broadcaster.
|
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"Mistakes like this don't happen in a vacuum," he said.
|
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She denied mistakes even when she'd made them on camera.
|
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Second, pointing out the AfD's inconsistencies wherever it makes mistakes.
|
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Own and admit your past mistakes and then forgive yourself.
|
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Many say they want to avoid the mistakes of history.
|
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I read about poisonous cities, Trump's mistakes, and falling stocks.
|
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Own and admit your past mistakes, and then forgive yourself.
|
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I do feel that we have both made some mistakes.
|
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Prices are higher, too, making mistakes costlier for the companies.
|
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We don't want their past mistakes to foreclose their future.
|
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Depressed doctors make more mistakes and have less satisfied patients.
|
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Building on these mistakes, the series questioned Avery's second conviction.
|
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It's trying to do good through a series of mistakes.
|
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Murdock is allowed to make mistakes while being a hero.
|
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It helps me kind of deal with my mistakes better.
|
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But in an emergent field, mistakes also serve as lessons.
|
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Did they learn from the mistakes that were made then?
|
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Those mistakes played a part in leading to this disaster.
|
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I know a few things about mistakes and second chances.
|
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Things are much more loaded, and mistakes can cause damage.
|
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"I get to make all the mistakes," Mr. Meador said.
|
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Yet my French is still riddled with gaps and mistakes.
|
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But avoiding costly mistakes is not good enough for Musk.
|
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"We've made many mistakes, which is normal," Misra told CNBC.
|
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"His strategy is to make no mistakes," the adviser said.
|
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I've made mistakes and will apply the lessons go forward.
|
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And sure, I've been redirected from mistakes that I make.
|
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We will make compromises, take risks, and sometimes make mistakes.
|
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Now the US is scrambling to avoid the same mistakes.
|
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I wasn't a perfect person when I made these mistakes.
|
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Cambridge Analytica made many mistakes on the path to notoriety.
|
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Errors and mistakes are the best sets of human lives.
|
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They'll be able to learn from the first generation's mistakes.
|
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We want to hear about mistakes from your early 20s.
|
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The language in the marriage cases could allow similar mistakes.
|
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A great judge also admits and learns from past mistakes.
|
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But making mistakes is part of being a successful business.
|
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I seemed to specialize in mistakes, miscalculations, and missed deadlines.
|
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Can Democrats and Republicans learn from the mistakes of 1998?
|
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Other major food manufacturers are learning from Kraft Heinz's mistakes.
|
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But Forever 21 made its biggest mistakes in real estate.
|
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People get tired, and when they do, they make mistakes.
|
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The Academy Awards have made mistakes before, our critic writes.
|
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But at the end of the day, people make mistakes.
|
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Horner: The rules of engagement don't prevent mistakes from happening.
|
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"There are fewer goals because of individual mistakes," he said.
|
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He has created his own opportunities, overcome his own mistakes.
|
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"We learned from the mistakes of the past," he said.
|
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Making mistakes is one of the things humans do best.
|
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It has a history of counting Israel's mistakes and misbehavior.
|
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"Two mistakes that we need to learn from," he said.
|
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They don't teach you as much to fail by mistakes.
|
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"They cannot quite acknowledge they have made mistakes," he said.
|
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I made mistakes but with timing those will be corrected.
|
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Victory favors the team with the least amount of mistakes.
|
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Changing the subject It's not Trump's style to admit mistakes.
|
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Those intelligence failures could turn out to be fatal mistakes.
|
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But there are several mistakes professionals commonly make when negotiating.
|
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Among the causes of this crisis lie two terrible mistakes.
|
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"Golf is a sport of the least mistakes," he said.
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TIMMY FAILURE: MISTAKES WERE MADE (2020) Stream on Disney Plus.
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Mickelson, however, missed his chances to capitalize on Taylor's mistakes.
|
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The system will be abused, and CCB will make mistakes.
|
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And humans make mistakes, whether they are pilots or aeroengineers.
|
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The mind can wander, and that's when mistakes can happen.
|
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Journalism is a human enterprise, and we sometimes make mistakes.
|
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Mistakes can be edited out, but drama can't be recreated.
|
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It learned the hard way, by making all the mistakes.
|
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"He's made some mistakes," Mr. Trillo said of Mr. Trump.
|
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What are the mistakes students make in interpreting the news?
|
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As in all occupations, law enforcement professionals may make mistakes.
|
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When nations make historic mistakes, atonement may never truly come.
|
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Interruptions tend to decrease overall employee satisfaction and increase mistakes.
|
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Special teams mistakes cost both teams in the early going.
|
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They get in trouble, make mistakes, find themselves unfairly dismissed.
|
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Great powers don't get the opportunity to make those mistakes.
|
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We will go back and correct a lot of mistakes.
|
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"We make mistakes all the time," Cue told the Times.
|
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We made some mistakes and he took advantage of them.
|
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They are so scared they will make those same mistakes.
|
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At the same time, try to be tolerant of mistakes.
|
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We can't keep having the same mistakes over and over.
|
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It's especially rough when Jaxon mistakes Jacob for his daddy.
|
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We make mistakes, and should be held accountable for them.
|
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A rookie's objective, McDonagh said, is to learn from mistakes.
|
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"We've learned from the blunders of our mistakes," said Rep.
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AND SO I AGREE, we OBVIOUSLY MAKE MISTAKES IN LIFE.
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The hope would be that we learn from these mistakes.
|
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Elizabeth Warren was relatively quiet but made no huge mistakes.
|
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We had some successes, but he also made some mistakes.
|
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When an audience member asked about Russian mistakes, he demurred.
|
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Now, the vast majority of these mistakes never infect anyone.
|
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"We have to forgive ourselves, everybody makes mistakes," said Dudley.
|
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Even innocent mistakes will be viewed and portrayed as bias.
|
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Lawyers look for loopholes and mistakes and then negotiate deals.
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I don't believe these changes will lead to more mistakes.
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At first, the dimming caused the monkeys to make mistakes.
|
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Some of the mistakes we made today, we can't make.
|
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But they make mistakes too, and a lot of them.
|
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Scientists call those mistakes "hit and run attacks," he said.
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"The smallest mistakes will make people lose confidence," AlTantawy said.
|
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I just think any man would have overcome those mistakes.
|
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You should be able to make mistakes and survive them.
|
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Money exists as a very succinct ledger of your mistakes.
|
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You make mistakes because no one gives you a playbook.
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And you know, I tell the founders all the mistakes.
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Meaning, yeah, they should get criticized because they've made mistakes.
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"I thought I will not defend the title unless some of the other guys are also making mistakes, and then you know in the start field that people do rarely make mistakes," he said.
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"It was important for me to put the word 'mistakes' in the title as I hope readers realize that no situation is impossible to overcome and with mistakes come knowledge and growth," Gigi says.
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The source and precise extent of the mistakes have been disputed over the centuries, but what we know for sure is that none of the mistakes were Michelangelo's fault, because he wasn't born yet.
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The same mistakes must be repeated ad infinitum until there are new ideas and new voices, but if these same mistakes are endlessly repeated, where will these new ideas and new voices come from?
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Batnick, director of research at Ritholtz Wealth Management and author of "Big Mistakes: The Best Investors and Their Worst Investments," has pinpointed three of the most prevalent and perilous mistakes every investor has made.
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" The President added, "One of the great things about the United States is that even when it makes mistakes it's able to adjust and recognize our mistakes and we correct course and take different steps.
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Seeing someone not only make mistakes in a project, but also acknowledge them and work with them rather than scrapping their work and starting over prepares the viewer for any similar mistakes they may make.
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Under Zuckerberg's leadership, Facebook has been stuck in a cycle of mistakes, public discovery of those mistakes, and apologies essentially since its inception, and current leadership hasn't pulled the social media giant out of it.
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Here are three mistakes you should avoid making on your profiles.
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I see Samsung 2017 repeating those Samsung 2016 mistakes with Bixby.
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The hand brings in imperfections, unpredictability, what we now call mistakes.
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There were mistakes in their performances because they're doing it live.
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Above all, doctors need to become more comfortable talking about mistakes.
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But it's a lot better than having your mistakes preserved eternally.
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Was it an intelligence operation, or just a series of mistakes?
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Even without the mistakes, Amazon does collect some information through Alexa.
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"You learn a tremendous amount from the mistakes," Leno tells CNBC.
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Brown said there had been "a lot of mistakes that snowballed".
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She has flaws, complex emotions, and the ability to make mistakes.
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Just keep attempting to erase those patriarchal mistakes, The Emoji Movie.
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"We must learn from the mistakes of our past," he said.
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That leads to redundancy, waste and medical mistakes, the reports show.
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"We acknowledge that we made several mistakes here," the company said.
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The key is letting them learn from mistakes as they go.
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This can create confusion, mistakes and a slowing of the funnel.
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Tollett said Anschutz had "made some mistakes" in his charity donations.
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Presidents suffer when they make mistakes, but other people suffer more.
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"I know there's not any room to make mistakes," he said.
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Make sure he or she can acknowledge and laugh at mistakes.
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It has also changed its senior management and apologised for mistakes.
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And Republicans, notoriously, have made mistakes in this in the past.
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Beware: There is no room for mistakes at the Bachoff Academy.
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Mistakes happen, but they should be fixed as quickly as possible.
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They are not perfect and have made their share of mistakes.
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Mistakes reveal effort, and effort is the antithesis of Instagram success.
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Looking back, Stewart says she's learned to grow from her mistakes.
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It's proactively trying to avoid the mistakes made in other breeds.
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Alexander wept, for surely there were no more mistakes to make.
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Perhaps you'll learn from my mistakes and save yourself some aggravation.
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That's not to say the US intelligence community doesn't make mistakes.
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Does Raven interfere when she knows her kids will make mistakes?
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" But "the Fed is making the same mistakes as in 2007.
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She said her key to success involves learning from her mistakes.
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Photo: APWe all make mistakes, but some are worse than others.
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We can start by fixing the six biggest work email mistakes.
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"We learn from our mistakes," he says with a quiet smile.
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Reports of the technology's inaccuracies and mistakes, meanwhile, continue to emerge.
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The good news is your date doesn't mind mistakes that much.
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The men have made some mistakes, but they aren't bad people.
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That's nice, to keep mistakes like that, to give it character.
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"You're certainly going to get mistakes" in background checks, he said.
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I'm just hoping the show has learned from its cliffhanger mistakes.
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Take, for example, policymakers' mistakes in the aftermath of the crisis.
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"They're still going to make mistakes, and these are learning opportunities."
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"We made mistakes," RDC spokesperson Jeff Eller said in a statement.
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They also listened to each other — and learned from their mistakes.
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They are caused by policy mistakes, typically by the Federal Reserve.
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The Mets are not the only team that makes stupid mistakes.
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"America should not make the same mistakes as Europe," he said.
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But erroneous mistakes erode trust and diminish the necessity for accuracy.
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From the pain, mistakes, and heartache we achieve pride and strength.
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Mr Kleinfeld made mistakes—he never met Mr Singer, for example.
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What are the potential health effects of even slight editing mistakes?
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That AI systems make these sorts of mistakes is not news.
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What kind of YouTube mistakes were useful learning opportunities for you?
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"I've made mistakes, and I apologize," Rosselló said on Facebook live.
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"Mistakes must be acknowledged and those unions are wrong," Camusso tweeted.
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But later she admitted there had been "a catalogue of mistakes".
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We're sorry for the mistakes made here, and thank you all.
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Few Chinese dare offer open criticism; that makes mistakes more likely.
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BGP routing errors can and frequently are caused by simple mistakes.
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You're going to make mistakes, learn and move, but keep moving.
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The director tweeted in response and owned up to his mistakes.
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"It's okay to make mistakes and not be perfect," she says.
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Here's a look at the mistakes I made in my 20s.
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She also lists the mistakes the Democratic Party made in 2016.
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But we do make mistakes and the consequences are so large.
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He may have made some mistakes but what new parent doesn't?
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Those who noticed them would, like Cicero, have considered them mistakes.
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Mostly it's based on years of training and assessing past mistakes.
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A careful look at predecessors' mistakes may well be important, too.
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Only the mistakes of people who care about the truth count.
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He is making fewer mistakes on the campaign trail this time.
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"Nobody lives without making mistakes," he told Vanity Fair in 2010.
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I will learn from my mistakes and trust my support team.
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Today's Mexican leaders have learned from Mr de la Madrid's mistakes.
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Nor is such a culture only about safety or avoiding mistakes.
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But we have to learn from the past, from the mistakes.
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At least, they are when it comes to estate-planning mistakes.
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The company has since created several initiatives to correct its mistakes.
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Here are some of the most common diversification mistakes investors make.
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And he said that Trump deserves some flexibility to make mistakes.
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And I understand that it's live television – you can make mistakes.
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Criticize Israeli mistakes, to be sure, but do it in private.
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As mistakes go, hanging out with white nationalists is quite severe.
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Mr Macron is also shrewd enough to learn from his mistakes.
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"There are still too many mistakes," Zeller observed from the bench.
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I made mistakes and I'll gladly and openly admit my faults.
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She makes mistakes and she even apologizes for most of them.
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He says: "We hold our hands up when we make mistakes."
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I mean you're not Jesus or Harry Kane – you made mistakes.
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It is incredibly difficult to fix the multiplication of bad mistakes.
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Substance abuse for nerds—and aftercare when they make terrible mistakes.
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What are the style mistakes people are making in 360 video?
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Lincoln had to live with Buchanan's mistakes for four long years.
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WILLIAMS: People in media make mistakes, but this is no mistake.
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"I made lots of mistakes," said the former Dance Moms star.
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They just look to the future and make the same mistakes.
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I loved them, I miss them, but they made stupid mistakes.
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"I have the courage to admit I made mistakes," he said.
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What are the most common mistakes people make in getting caught?
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But he has shown that he can learn from his mistakes.
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We all mistakes at work — and it's not a bad thing.
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Read on for their advice below, and learn from my mistakes.
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After all, mistakes happen and drivers are only human — for now.
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All of these careless mistakes eventually helped US investigators catch Vaulin.
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"He'll make mistakes because he's very audacious and reckless," Reveles predicted.
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Don't make these six common renters mistakes next time you move.
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Moreover, it shows consumers and bankers haven't learned from past mistakes.
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"We made mistakes," RDC spokesman Jeff Eller said in a statement.
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We all make mistakes, but some are much dumber than others.
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We made some mistakes when selecting franchisees in the early days.
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The bank has said it regretted mistakes made with some customers.
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Related: The 9 Worst Mistakes You Can Ever Make at Work
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Mistakes and revisions were the sign of true creativity for the
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Yes, history repeats its mistakes, but history also repeats its triumphs.
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This means that sometimes, the people creating graphs make mistakes, too.
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You own your mistakes and see them as opportunities to improve.
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I think some mistakes has been made on both sides here.
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What skincare mistakes do you see women making in the summer?
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Or, sometimes, no mistakes at all; they're just ready to pounce.
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A lot of pitfalls, traps, and mistakes waiting to be made.
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We go over previous losses and discuss what their mistakes were.
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Sometimes we had compliance issues, quality issues, or mistakes on timeline.
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You make mistakes, they're going to make you pay for it.
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She's also made some regrettable mistakes over the past 25 years.
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He swings at some bad pitches, but he doesn't miss mistakes.
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We miss, and we make mistakes; we fail and fail again.
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It's not like everyone who makes those mistakes are bad people.
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The best investors acknowledge that and hedge against their future mistakes.
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I don't know how many mistakes I made, but not many.
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The goal is to do better and not repeat similar mistakes.
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The bigger point here isn't the typos — anyone can make mistakes.
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You can cover your mistakes by getting creative with more cream.
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On the call with investors Tuesday, he admitted to making mistakes.
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Hillary Clinton promises to repeat almost all of Obama's policy mistakes.
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That will be one of the long-term mistakes of Europe.
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Make sure they look professional: Check for sloppy mistakes like typos.
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Here are the most common interview mistakes I see people make.
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We recommend keeping rubbing alcohol on hand for any mistakes. 1.
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You try to get him and hope that he makes mistakes.
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However, building that wealth can result in a lot of mistakes.
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Mistakes are a good, very necessary part of being an entrepreneur.
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But you made too many mistakes to get a second chance.
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A ski on the water, let's not repeat Sean Kingston's mistakes.
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I don't want them to make the same mistakes I've made.
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CNBC asked Barkley and Hill what their biggest financial mistakes were.
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But humans are frail, and even the best pilots make mistakes.
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Several speakers mentioned his penchant for chiding people over grammatical mistakes.
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Mistakes happen, but this "gift" really rubs me the wrong way.
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Missed deadlines and mistakes due to miscommunication are also a problem.
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Here's hoping another developer is able to learn from Perception's mistakes.
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But, Rishe says, his past mistakes could cost him future deals.
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You have to make mistakes and look like an idiot. 17.
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Modern society is failing us, but not only because of mistakes.
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They made the adjustments on my mistakes, and they hit them.
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To address mistakes like that you need to be back home.
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"It's like a panoply of mistakes and outrageous statements," Kasich said.
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Q: When you hit it big, did you make financial mistakes?
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"[I learned] from books, determination, and lots of mistakes," she says.
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It also acknowledged Clinton's "mistakes" during her time in public life.
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I made a lot of mistakes, walked a lot of people.
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They're not going to make the same mistakes again with Lyle.
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It's a good, different perspective on the mistakes the prosecution made.
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I guess it proves that people don't learn from their mistakes.
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"Physical mistakes, make as many as you need to," Maddon said.
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I was short-sided a few times, made too many mistakes.
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When performers make mistakes onstage, they tend to recover pretty quickly.
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Without questioning science, we can not learn from our mistakes / understanding.
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We're going to watch the film and learn from our mistakes.
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"It's one of my most heartbreaking mistakes," he said on Twitter.
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"I'm a human and someone that can make mistakes," she said.
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Some studies tracked by Public Citizen reveal downright bizarre ethical mistakes.
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After years of mistakes and errors, science has finally come good.
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Sometimes they make mistakes and need to try again, like anyone.
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You don't continue to make the same mistakes you once did.
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I'm going to give you lots of opportunity to make mistakes.
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The hubristic belief that it had led to critical policy mistakes.
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Officiating mistakes happened, but they were less likely to be noticed.
|
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United will surely recognize the cost of its most recent mistakes.
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That shows just how little Europe has learned from its mistakes.
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I know the mistakes that I had in this free program.
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Here are some of the biggest mistakes to try to avoid.
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Some of the most costly mistakes have to do with timing.
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Read More: 9 mistakes you're making when using your air fryer
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Does the hare make the same mistakes as his foolhardy ancestor?
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Uncharacteristically for a Turkish politician, Mr Demirtas admits to making mistakes.
|
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This time, GM seems determined not to repeat their past mistakes.
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They want to learn from the mistakes of deals gone awry.
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Comey made mistakes, but they weren't made out of self-interest.
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I think, in some ways, Democrats are repeating their same mistakes.
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"It's fortunate it didn't hurt us," Girardi said of the mistakes.
|
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So we make the same mistakes over and over again. Oops!
|
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Muilenburg acknowledged, "We made some mistakes" on the development of MCAS.
|
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Even Russian spies apparently make mistakes when it comes to VPNs.
|
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Another thing to keep in mind: It's okay to make mistakes.
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But the times you're right," Lynch said, "it overcomes your mistakes.
|
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Taking risks and making mistakes are how we learn and grow.
|
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Those with the fewest mistakes got a T-shirt or sneakers.
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He was -- he made a horrible mistake, we all make mistakes.
|
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One problem with untrammeled power is that unitary executives make mistakes.
|
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But that doesn't mean Robbins didn't make mistakes along the way.
|
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But because of my own mistakes, I've ended up like this.
|
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"If you're working longer, you're going to make mistakes," Huffington said.
|
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Turns out they make the same mistakes most other people make.
|
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In other cases, offices were poorly organized or simply made mistakes.
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There's a lot of mistakes obviously that we made as well.
|
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I felt good; I just made a couple of mistakes early.
|
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Clinton conceded she had "plenty" of faults and had made mistakes.
|
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It is, therefore, disingenuous to blame Germany for Italy's policy mistakes.
|
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We need to avoid mistakes and find ways to score goals.
|
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I made a few mistakes in my dip into this world.
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"Einstein's Mistakes: The Human Failings of Genius" by Hans C. Ohanian
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It's okay to make mistakes, especially when you're in your 20s.
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Get free copies of your credit reports and check for mistakes.
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You are unashamed of your mistakes and don't hide your weaknesses.
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He cited lack of oversight, training and manpower for the mistakes.
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Not that he realized it—he was fixated on his mistakes.
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I make mistakes but I refuse to let them define me.
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Small mistakes on a résumé can be off-putting to recruiters.
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So, yeah, I would make the same mistakes all over again.
|
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And, remember, mistakes are just moments to model for our kids.
|
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Unfortunately, the president's mistakes can cost lives and access to intelligence.
|
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And use mistakes, failures, and setbacks to teach important life skills.
|
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Instead of folding, Colorado is overcoming mistakes and pulling out victories.
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Mistakes at work, big and small, are a rite of passage.
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"Reporter Ken Armstrong also described Mason as having "owned his mistakes.
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Today I didn't make any mistakes, so I'm happy with myself.
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So you've got to be prepared for people to make mistakes.
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Well, I learned from my mistakes so you won't repeat them.
|
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The United States has certainly made mistakes in the Middle East.
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Certainly, law enforcement at all levels makes mistakes and misinterprets evidence.
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You'll be forgiven your mistakes, you'll be praised for your work.
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Watching our bosses make mistakes can be a great learning experience.
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Put in the time to check your work for mistakes, too.
|
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Ordering furniture without measuring your space can lead to expensive mistakes.
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"You can't make mistakes against these guys," coach Gregg Popovich said.
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What mistakes did you make when you paid off your debt?
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Its revenue keeps growing despite a flurry of scandals and mistakes.
|
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Technical experts have found serious programming mistakes in the machines' software.
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He s let people know, 'I've made mistakes, like everyone else.
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Do you ever make dumb mistakes when you're doing assignments high?
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It's reassuring to see these returning players learn from our mistakes.
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Alfred Blue was better, but he makes a lot of mistakes.
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Dumb mistakes I kept making that cost me valuable wizarding resources.
|
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But the people behind the theft made mistakes and tripped alarms.
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History repeats itself when people repeat the mistakes of the past.
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That I had made mistakes, on that we can all agree.
|
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Iron Man, meanwhile, seems chastened by some of his past mistakes.
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It is determined not to make the same mistakes in India.
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Nonetheless, I wasn't afraid of working hard and making these mistakes.
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"When mistakes happen, it's splashed all over the news," she says.
|
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"I can't expect him to make the same mistakes," he said.
|
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But those mistakes pale next to picking the wrong presidential nominee.
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Both of these mistakes are the fault of attorneys – not founders.
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"Obviously there were some mistakes made by certain people," Griffin says.
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If you overpaid for rights, you've made one of two mistakes.
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It makes no sense to repeat those mistakes in North Carolina.
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"I made a few mistakes, and they definitely capitalized," Archer said.
|
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For modestly funded startups, these mistakes don't need to be fatal.
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"I'm not interested in making the same old mistakes," Newsom said.
|
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I have to call them to see if they made mistakes?
|
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"That makes up for all of the mistakes," DeMarre Carroll says.
|
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Here are five mistakes to avoid, and what to do instead.
|
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Day 26: Be patient with your employees when they make mistakes
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"To his credit, he saw through the mistakes that we couldn't."
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Knowledge spillover helps companies avoid repeating the mistakes of their competitors.
|
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Here are the worst mistakes young people make when they're driving.
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I figured I'd take it slow to avoid making expensive mistakes.
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Yes, so when I make mistakes I can easily correct them.
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Sure, journalists made mistakes, and when discovered, they were promptly corrected.
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And she tries to learn from her mistakes and move on.
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A few mistakes here and there but it's going to happen.
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The problem isn't that mistakes were made -- and are being made.
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" He added, "We believe that he genuinely learned from his mistakes.
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A good person also perseveres and learns from their darkest mistakes.
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Mariano Rajoy, the conservative Spanish prime minister, has made many mistakes.
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"He gave me two mistakes in that at-bat," Nimmo said.
|
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In general, do you think adolescent mistakes should have lifelong consequences?
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Being candid about past mistakes is a critical to regaining trust.
|
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Ms. Jordan said her early mistakes had been those of omission.
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Our parents teach us to hold ourselves accountable for our mistakes.
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Rosberg criticized Vettel for mistakes under pressure and wasting energy complaining.
|
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Everyone makes mistakes, but Google's latest gaffe is something to behold.
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I made a lot of mistakes but I didn't cheat people.
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Which you should regulate depends on the relative costs of mistakes.
|
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But hopefully they'll learn from the mistakes made by their predecessors.
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Goldman also made strategic mistakes in this business in recent years.
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These are the biggest mistakes most people make during festival season.
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Sharing your wisdom can help others avoid making the same mistakes.
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Williams suddenly piled-up easy mistakes and struggled to find timing.
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So the staggering number of mistakes we made enters into that.
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He added that he looked for mistakes in the grading process.
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Many journalists have made mistakes in attempting to use secure communications.
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The journalists were then compelled to compile reports confessing their mistakes.
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All journalists make mistakes, even egregious ones, from time to time.
|
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Costly mistakes, for both the company and workers, can be avoided.
|
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But we're not going to make mistakes of character or integrity.
|
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But Clippy's successors are doing their best to avoid his mistakes.
|
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And those places have an opportunity to learn from Seattle's mistakes.
|
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Their mistakes these days are mostly forgiven, their naïveté largely dismissed.
|
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That wisdom is nothing more than a lifetime of mistakes made.
|
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That we can learn from our mistakes and hopefully move forward.
|
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Any abuses, he said, were isolated mistakes unavoidable in a war.
|
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Mr. Rajoy acknowledged on Monday that his party had made mistakes.
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Yes, there are times mistakes happen that cost time and money.
|
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However, if you work with humans, mistakes are bound to happen.
|
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Don't make the same mistakes that caused the last financial crisis.
|
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They made a lot of mistakes that have ruined people's lives.
|
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To help recent college graduates, we're collecting your stories about mistakes.
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Despite today's nationalist impulses, such mistakes need to avoided once again.
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Dunham: So are you keeping any of the so-called mistakes?
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But I had to make my mistakes in front of everyone.
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We're all using human reviewers, but human reviewers make mistakes, too.
|
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Tutorials are designed to prevent basic mistakes like running into walls.
|
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"I've made lots of mistakes with boyfriends and husbands," Johnson explained.
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He would be wise to understand that even he makes mistakes.
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And so, I give them the opportunity to rectify those mistakes.
|
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And cycles end with policy mistakes and inversions of yield curves.
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Gaffes and mistakes will carry a heavier price than the preseason.
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This is myth becoming madness MORE found "serious mistakes" by Comey.
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I want her pursuing success, rather than trying to avoid mistakes.
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I've failed, I've let down, and I've made plenty of mistakes.
|
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"I must learn from my mistakes and move forward," she said.
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FedLoan said it relied on the borrowers to catch those mistakes.
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He's tired, and with that, we're more apt to see mistakes.
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"I wouldn't call those mistakes," he said of the free agents.
|
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Earn's mistakes dog him incessantly, but Tracy's bounce right off him.
|
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"I was wrong and every person makes mistakes," Mr. Ali said.
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He acknowledged having made "mistakes" but has consistently denied criminal wrongdoing.
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Life is learning from your mistakes and becoming a better person.
|
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There were a lot of mistakes, on a lot of levels.
|
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More recently, the Fed seems to be learning from past mistakes.
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It pays to catch any mistakes as soon as they happen.
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It was part of the process of learning from past mistakes.
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But simple mistakes are common when it comes to online security.
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I made a lot of mistakes with money in my 303s.
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We must assume the Russians won't make the same mistakes twice.
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He tells us about his mistakes, and he issues mea culpas.
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Will all these avoided mistakes add up to a successful product?
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The team that makes the fewest mistakes in this episode wins.
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He knew that he could make mistakes, and that worried him.
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Humans will sometimes make mistakes, such as the one made today.
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I made a few mistakes this week but they weren't bad.
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Early in the first week, we've made a few mental mistakes.
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We have learned from our mistakes and built on our successes.
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The business of conservatives is to prevent mistakes from being corrected.
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" It acknowledged mistakes were made but praised his "legacy of delivery.
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But he has become far more notorious for his enormous mistakes.
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What if mistakes are made and the wrong insurgents are attacked?
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Organic and mass grocers squeezed Lucky's, but so did strategic mistakes.
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He hasn't learned from his mistakes -- he's doubling down on them.
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They were aghast at having to pay for other people's mistakes.
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Your mistakes won't go unnoticed by the recipients of your email.
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At this stage of the game, mistakes are costlier than ever.
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