Moonlight wins best picture Oscar after massive mix-up Moonlight wins best picture Oscar after massive mix-up "Moonlight" won the Oscar for best picture Sunday night, after a shocking mix-up led to "La La Land" being initially announced as the winner of the award.
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Despite the mix up, Bailey's fellow Halle couldn't be prouder.
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Naturally, it's not just time to mix up your wardrobe.
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"And now we really want to mix up the experience."
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Hey, it never hurts to mix up your sexual vocabulary.
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Finally ready to mix up your work wardrobe this season?
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WASHINGTON — It was really just a mix-up, he insisted.
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Don't mix up the two, because the former is poisonous.
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But his lawyer insisted that there had been a mix-up.
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I also mix up two scoops of greens powder from 1stPhorm.
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Or mix up Doggy style by doing it on the floor.
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Or if you're Trump, you could just mix up the two.
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I mix up a bottle, feed her, and change her diaper.
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Or, mix up your date night game with more adventurous experiences.
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As such, there's no way to mix up the two events.
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Still, she's maintained a sense of humor about the mix up.
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What do you think of the actress' diamond prop mix-up?
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Gizmodo counted at least 16 reports of the mix-up online.
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According to HollywoodLife, Kylie wasn't too upset by the mix up.
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"I like to mix up my outfits each day," Garth says.
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Roles said that they are investigating how the mix-up occurred.
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This has become my routine; I don't want another mix-up.
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Warren's words of wisdom: Don't mix up investment decisions with politics.
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He would mix up people's opinions with news, with fake news.
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We mix up some cocktails and have a nice dinner together.
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It's pretty clear what happened here -- just a Lil mix-up.
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Had there been a mix-up at the Bureau of Boyfriends?
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And that mix up has now cost a few people their jobs.
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It was just a mix up, and I apologize for the confusion.
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The mix-up just gives us an excuse to watch this again ...
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The very much alive Chapman was pretty upset by the mix-up.
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His correct diagnosis came four months late because of the mix-up.
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The mix-up appears to be in the labeling and post-production.
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Meghan Markle sees the funny side in an awards ceremony mix-up.
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Craig Hilton: Why do you mix up human bones with animal bones?
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For instance, he gets annoyed when people mix up barbecuing and grilling.
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I was certain there was a mix-up, and I wanted answers.
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It keeps everything mix-up free, although yes, it's a bit clinical.
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We set the table and mix up the cocktail, a Bourbon Smash.
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In both instances, however, the contestants were gracious about the mix-up.
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What I also do is mix up parts to throw off expectations.
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The whole scenario makes us thing of another iconic Jenner mix-up.
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Still, the mother isn't entirely to blame for this species mix-up.
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I believed there had to be a mix up in the lab.
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Before we find out about the mix-up, though, Kimmy meets someone!
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Hart may have had a sense of humor about the mix-up.
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As for the gangsta/gangster mix-up, he agreed with the judges.
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Working from home gives you the ability to mix up your day.
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No photos were affected in the mix-up according to The Verge.
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A similar mix-up was committed in 2015 here at The Times.
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The mix up proved costly for Corey, even though he wasn't arrested.
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"They mix it up: They mix up formations, they mix up personnel, they run it good enough to keep the defense honest," said Manning, a quarterback for Mississippi who was the No. 403 pick of the 240 N.F.L. draft.
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For her part, the article's author was very understanding about the mix-up.
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Or, try a different one every day to mix up your skincare regimen.
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But she was mistakenly released from custody because of a bureaucratic mix-up.
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One caveat: "Don't mix up over-delivering with being wildly ambitious," Welch says.
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His camp says a scheduling mix-up with the facility caused the delay.
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Ann's anger Ann Coulter went in on Delta over a seat mix-up.
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They anticipate errors, such as the tendency to mix up remainders and decimals.
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PBS NewsHour correspondent Lisa Desjardins caught the two reporters after the mix-up.
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Then there's the Uber car mix-up that occurs while it's pouring outside.
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Mix up a late-autumn dessert with a shortbread mix from Baker's Corner.
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Trump officials have called the mix-up an inadvertent error by his staff.
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However, she appeared to mix up what it means to "work" from home.
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But at the age of 76, every mix-up looks pregnant with possibility.
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If these DNA fingerprints did not match, that signaled a lab mix-up.
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I mix up a protein smoothie for breakfast and am out the door!
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I mix up the hot oil treatment and put it in my hair.
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Through a mix-up, the instrument, in storage in Pittsburgh, had been resold.
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So, what are the odds that this is all a terrible mix-up?
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Make that, and you'll absolutely have time to mix up some planters punch.
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Google, for it's part, praised Hatch's sense of humor about the mix-up.
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Divide the lemon vinegar spice mix up into little bowls and scatter around table.
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As for dating profiles, I also think you should mix up your photo batch.
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At the time, the organisation apologised for the mix-up and corrected the tweet.
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A not-so-common mix-up, but one that saw quite the birthday blunder.
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Columbus was looking at manatees, not mermaids — a common mix-up in that time.
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All couples have been informed of the potential mix up, the medical center said.
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Neither Grabar-Kitarovic nor Austin have commented about the mix-up on social media.
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"I was worried there had been a mix-up over wedding dates," Scott says.
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Ultimately, after a memorable mix-up, Moonlight won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
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I shower, mix up the dough for the sourdough bread, and water my plants.
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NO ONE was going to mix up the envelopes at this year's Academy Awards.
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Just spiralize some zucchini, mix up a simple peanut sauce and let it chill.
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A White House official soundly pointed the finger at TPUSA for the mix-up.
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Better yet, you can mix up a mask while drinking wine and watching Netflix.
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Multiple warrior classes with their own quirks that mix up the basics described above.
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Entertainment Tonight asked Rodriguez about the mix-up, and she responded by praising Ferrera.
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Also, after that whole chicken/tuna mix-up, one really can't be too careful.
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" "This unfortunate incident was caused by a seating mix-up on a full flight.
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" In a later tweet, Ira added, "I think it was just a mix up!
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Some patrons prefer the classic sandwich, while others like to mix up their orders.
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Delta Air Lines cited a "communications mix-up" that grounded the team's original flight.
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The body gets bored, so we like to mix up the order every time.
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After all, who needs a wild card onstage after the 2017 envelope mix-up?
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But the sale was marred by a confusing mix-up on the auction stage.
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It bounces free because of the mix up, giving Joao Mario a good chance.
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At times, he'd mix up his lead punch by throwing a crisp left hook.
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Especially in the winter months, it's easy to mix up cold and flu symptoms.
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Powell did not hear from her brother until after the mix-up was discovered.
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When she saw the lab report, she assumed there had been a mix-up.
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A similar mix-up was committed in 2015 here at The New York Times.
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"This is being done by people who mix up Australia with Austria," he added.
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In cannabis cultivation, people mix up the terpenes to give the pot different flavors.
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We couldn't have imagined that (envelope mix-up) before it happened, so you never know.
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Finally, with any combat situation, it's important always keep moving and mix up your attacks.
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Merry mix-up Chefs strive for years to get a star in the Michelin Guide.
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After a strange crash/mix up yesterday, Chris Froome is still wearing the yellow jersey.
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Ian McKellen is coming to Sam Smith's defense following the singer's Oscars speech mix-up.
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I mix up the salad I made for lunch today and cut up some fruit.
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At first, my mom denied it and said there must have been a mix-up.
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"I just think I need to mix up my pitches a little better," he said.
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Everything else he likes to mix up year to year, including the protein and vegetables.
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Honest mix-up or not, landing on a taxiway is a violation of FAA rules.
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This is far from the first time that this kind of mix up has happened.
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We've been very thorough in assessing this to make sure we don't mix up markets.
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I deployed my Bureau of Boyfriends mix-up line to a grudging but sweet reception.
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The first snap ended in an interception on a mix-up with the pass route.
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He liked to mix up pieces of many works in one-off performances called Events.
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The moment went viral, and after the mix-up, Harvey and Gutierrez eventually became friends.
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It turns out there was probably a mix-up and the original test wasn't negative.
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Others on Twitter questioned how he could mix up the insult with Dr. King's name.
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Right, or anything where there's some kind of mix up, you just call the person.
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So many people have that Coon clarified the MINDHUNTER mix-up on her own Twitter page.
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Perhaps that explains why this year's show, despite an insane mix-up, pulled very poor ratings.
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The smarter option is to have your pals over and mix up your own frozen drinks.
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Despite the mix-up, the 30-year-old appeared to enjoy her time at the ceremony.
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These on-point Trek Tikis will inspire your Trekker to finally mix up some galactic cocktails.
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Soon, his friends suggested that Lee may have had something to do with the mix-up.
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"I'm sorry, folks, I made a mistake," he said, mocking Harvey's Miss Universe winner mix-up.
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She sent out an SOS on Instagram stories and told us how the mix-up happened.
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Mix up a couple on Oscars night—no matter who takes home a statue, you win.
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Our interview almost never happened, wobbling over a mix up of schedules and his stage shows.
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Delta Air Lines apologizes after kicking a family off an aircraft over a seat mix-up.
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"I think we mix up the look more than they did in the original," she explains.
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But whatever you do, don't mix up your average four-leaf clover with a shamrock, a.k.a.
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Check out the following recipes and get ready to mix up some seriously scrumptious greens. 1.
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We mix up our pronouns: we, they, ours, yours, who/where are we after all that?
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We got Dennis outside after the show and he refused to apologize for the mix-up.
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Raul Grijalva (Ariz.), the top Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee, mocked the mix-up.
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I mix up some oatmeal and get started on my to-do list for the day.
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Luckily, being the legend that he is, Hamill seemed to take the mix-up in his stride.
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"Guess that's what I get for calling my home Westworld lol," West quipped about the mix-up.
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This story has been updated throughout to explain the mix-up over the video released by CENTCOM.
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I THINK THE PROBLEM COMES WHEN YOU TRY TO MIX UP THE PRVATE SECTOR WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
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And they can mix up their salads with new mixed green lettuce and an avocado vinaigrette dressing.
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Injuries, of course, had a toll on Mexico and forced Osorio to mix up his usual starters.
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Tubes of flavors exposed on the side of trucks allow kids to mix up their own flavors.
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That means you can mix up meringue, pizza dough, bread, and brownies without your hand cramping up.
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Amazon also sent 1,700 voice recordings to the wrong user last year in a GDPR mix-up.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Abdel-Karim said the reason for the mix-up remained unknown.
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Last, as his global stature grows, the prince may be tempted to mix up geopolitics and commerce.
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If belonging to group A highly correlates to behavior B, the model can mix up the two.
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But for a few hours, Lydia was afraid a currency mix-up might give the game away.
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But that mix-up involved concentrated sodium fluoride, a tooth-strengthening compound added to municipal drinking water.
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The mix up was first spotted by an amused fan, who then shared the page on Twitter.
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Unfortunately, Mirren says the whole thing is a giant mix-up ... but she's very sweet about it.
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The mix-up did not sit well with the actress, who later tweeted a series of responses.
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"Nobody feels worse about this than me," the "Family Feud" host told reporters after the mix-up.
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Mladenovic and Garcia were suspended for "strongly criticising" the FFT following a mix-up over their clothing.
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So, how do you know if you purchased a box that was affected by this mix up?
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PwC, which has overseen the Oscars ballot for 83 years, has previously apologized for the mix-up.
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Hacks five and six are also pretty tame: mix up your position, and use a cock ring.
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"I feel like there is a mix up between otherkins and furries in the media," he says.
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Champion said the address mix-up may have occurred because mailboxes in the area are clumped together.
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I mix up the 12 and 18 year olds, yielding a two out of four final score.
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Or mix up bags of dark, milk, and white chocolate in an attempt to hack the flavor.
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The mix-up appears to be a wig courtesy of her go-to hair guru Tokyo Stylez.
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Rather, Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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UPDATE: Netflix has confirmed that the mix-up is unintentional, and is working on fixing the problem.
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To those who work at shows and shoots it's important that you don't mix up models names.
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Roger Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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If you continue to 28A, "Late hours," you can mix up those letters to HEART and SOUL.
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He also threw jibes at President Trump, and poked fun at last year's Oscar envelope mix-up.
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Kobach could have avoided the embarrassing mix-up if he had called Brewer before singling him out.
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Due to a medical mix-up, a kidney transplant meant for one patient mistakenly went to another.
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We were visited this year, in February, by the curse of the late-night Jimmy mix-up.
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In those cases, however, the mix-up seemed to have stemmed from administrative mistakes or technological glitches.
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Related: Oscar mistake overshadows historic moment for 'Moonlight' Beatty attempted to explain how the mix up occurred.
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This was not some mix-up or misunderstanding or someone who worked for Warren making a mistake.
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"It turns out there was probably a mix up and the original test wasn't negative," she said.
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The EZ Salad Cutting Bowl makes it easy to quickly mix up a great salad at home.
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"How can you mix up the form, how do you mess with the audience in an interesting way?"
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Columbia blamed the mistake on "human error" and sent out follow-up emails apologizing for the mix-up.
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The talk show host had a little fun Monday with the epic mix-up at the Academy Awards.
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Crystal Perry said the alleged mix-up happened when Junior Perry went to the nursey to get Dawson.
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My boss called them and it turns out there was a big mix-up, and they were wrong.
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More than 20 years later, the hospital calls both families to let them know of the mix-up.
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Mix up a pre-made bag of salad AND cook up white cheddar mac and cheese. Win-win.
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We're guessing that a pretty big chunk of that number were freaking out about the Moonlight mix-up.
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"I truly enjoy working out so I mix up my workouts with spin, boxing or hiking," says Mitchell.
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Above all, the best way to avoid gluteal amnesia is to mix up your daily routine, says Bang.
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In an article published in the Mirror, the event was described as a "bizarre mix-up" that "backfired".
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Due to some catastrophic administrative mix-up I'd somehow manage to get my hands on a pink one.
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They claim they get so much done, and it's a great way to mix up the office routine.
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Honestly, the station is lucky the mix-up was with a children's show and not something more controversial.
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"Nobody can mix up my coffee right," Grassley quipped during a lighter moment of an otherwise tense hearing.
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SOREY It's kind of a mix-up of composition and spontaneous composition, which is how I usually work.
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In 2016, a luggage mix-up at led to a bizarre confrontation with two of the hotel guests.
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We would love to mix up some guacamole in a brand new Avocado Cream Artisan mini stand mixer.
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But it's a whopper of a mix-up, considering some of the moves he's made in his presidency.
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One thing that Embiid does very well is mix up his power post game with his finesse game.
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President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law used the mix-up to question his mental acuity, the reporter noted.
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Or did Callow mix up Watson's given name with that of Boswell, whom he mentioned in that paragraph?
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I snack on another banana chocolate chip muffin and mix up a post-workout hydration drink as well.
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"It appeared that there was someone with a similar name or there was some mix-up," she said.
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There was some initial confusion, and the two sent selfies to each other that confirmed the mix-up.
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But the letter filed Thursday indicated that the video was in fact gone due to a mix-up.
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Try to mix up response language so that customers don't feel as if they're conversing with a robot.
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You can blame a lot of people for the awkward Best Picture mix-up at the 2017 Oscars.
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Long gone are the days of breaking a sweat just to mix up some cookie dough with a spatula.
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WILLIAMS: Right, it gets mix up because who grabs -- who comes and grabs the kid inside the United States?
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Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway's Best Picture mix-up will go down as the biggest Oscar upset in history.
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The celebrities managed to mix up the two movies with mostly Black casts and producers — Fences and Hidden Figures.
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On Friday, a federal judge awarded Las Vegas sculptor Robert Davidson $3.5 million for the Postal Service's mix-up.
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The basic Frameri premise: People change their clothes, mix up their accessories and switch their shoes day-to-day.
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Only when the fan followed up with "and your husband's are even better!" did Lively realise the mix up.
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I usually mix up a tomato, lettuce, celery, kind of a green salad to go with [my wife's] turkey.
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But voters deserve to question the schmoozing and fundraising that gets spun into nothing more than a mix up.
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" The UMC says the chance of an actual mix up is small, but the possibility "could not be excluded.
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The mix-up "made it truly worth sitting to the end of a long, long awards show," he said.
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No word yet on how the mistake occurred, whether because of a name mix up, a resemblance, or otherwise.
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Say goodbye to surprise stray seeds in your dishes and mix up some incredible citrusy sauces and dressings. 5.
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Here's another cheap one from Julia—just mix up a few Coors tall boys and a jug of juice.
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"I like to mix up things and I think an outfit should have something unexpected in it," she says.
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The hip-hop star called the mix-up "hilarious" when approached by the Times, then got down to business.
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Biden, on the other hand, appeared to casually mix up copays with deductibles in one of his debate answers.
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After his first tweet about the mix-up, Mr. Dutton set his phone down, not thinking much of it.
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He made the seemingly unusual decision to continue to mix up his menu with different offerings almost every day.
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The phone rang again a few days later with news of the mix-up and a diagnosis of cancer.
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The man had his prostate removed — only to learn he had been the victim of a lab mix-up.
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I normally mix up which ones I listen to, but I prefer those centered around women's empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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Usually I'll allow one treat a month, and I'll try to mix up the activity so it stays exciting.
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It was stunning for such a mix-up to happen on one of the most high-profile stages possible.
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They mix up the homes they use, to keep it difficult for government forces or potential harassers to track.
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If you are intrigued, using cold or heat can be a fun way to mix up your usual sex routine.
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It also emerged that Cullinan had tweeted a photo of the actress Emma Stone backstage just before the mix-up.
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The mix-up is there for a reason — to save the original Nadia and Alan — but it's still immeasurably painful.
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Jenkins had a speech prepared, but when the mix-up happened he had no choice to go but off-script.
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"People tend to mix up and conflate these different concepts that are actually fundamentally different from one another," he said.
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A spokesperson for the station told the Tribune that the mistake was actually the result of a graphics mix-up.
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To mix up the texture, you can try sesame seed butter or tahini (a paste made from the ground seeds).
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Harvey apologized for the mix-up, and was invited back by the Miss Universe Organization to host again this year.
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The mystery of the mix-up was solved when PwC accountants stepped forward to admit guilt for the envelope swap.
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So our approach was that she buys a closet full of very, very nice pieces that she can mix up.
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Gizmodo has reached out to Facebook about this embarrassing mix-up and we'll update this post when we hear back.
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Perhaps, it was a simple mix up, but he should hope that his supporters confirm Election Day on their calendars.
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But this simple check-up results in her becoming pregnant by her teenage crush in an artificial insemination mix-up.
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While the best picture mix-up took top spot in the evening's embarrassments, the ceremony was beset with smaller blunders.
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Harrison Ford realized his mistake immediately after he accidentally flew over a jetliner during a landing mix-up in February.
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She doesn't use profanity and she tries to mix up her subjects to appear more human and less bot-like.
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Because of this mix up, I'm told everything's gotten a bit confusing and is, both fittingly and mercifully, running behind.
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The tests showed there was no mix-up in the hospital: The twins have the same mother, but different fathers.
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Keaton, who had seen news reports about the burial mix-up, suspected her brother may have been the misidentified body.
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The moment recalled the mix-up that saw the wrong Best Picture award-winner announced at this year's Oscars ceremony.
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Let it all sit together in the fridge for an hour so that all your flavors can mix up properly.
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A mix-up in packaging has led to the voluntary recall of Mibelas 24 Fe, a chewable birth-control pill.
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But he did not give a reason, and it was unclear if this was connected to the transport mix-up.
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While Kylie Jenner is known to mix up her fashion, and sometimes brings styles back that were popular decades ago.
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The Tampa Bay Rays were forced to bat pitcher Andy Sonnanstine in 2009 because of a lineup card mix-up.
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The tradition, which began with a phone line mix-up in 1955, continued this year despite the ongoing government shutdown.
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Was there a silly mix-up where you ended up fist fighting ten people on the roof of the casino?
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We would mix up a lot of different vibes so that it was a lot more dance-y or whatever.
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With new practices in place, it would be hard for the Oscars to repeat last year's best picture mix-up.
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Loretta says the mix-up resulted in people getting her real spouse Glenn Marshall's name wrong at a charity benefit.
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He decided to mix up his color scheme, but still stayed true to himself with his trademark dark, round frames.
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According to a press release about the collab, the creatures mix up the codes of the house into their features.
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At the clinic, a mix-up in medical charts and failure to check her identity led to the mistaken abortion.
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Harvey also drew heat for an apparent teleprompter mix-up, in which he referred to Miss Malaysia as Miss Philippines.
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The film is expected to be a strong Oscar contender in the two sound categories, which people often mix up.
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Hours later, this Twitter mix-up has made clear this is exactly the story Cohen and Davis want out there.
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A mix-up between English and metric units caused the Mars Climate Orbiter to be ripped apart in the atmosphere.
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Another version had errors involving words that people often mix up, such as there for their (we called these grammos).
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The singer said she likes to mix up her moves to keep her dance routines fun — and to change her body.
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The two PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants involved with the Best Picture mix-up at the Oscars will not work the awards show again.
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At this point, all we can be certain of is that someone will mix up Tituss Burgess and Ty Burrell's names.
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Named Guillermo del Pouro, the robot behind the bar will mix up classic and virgin drinks for teetotalers and tipplers alike.
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Just don't get so caught up in the excitement of expressing your protest message that you mix up your gender symbols.
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Zulpo has the chutzpah to reveal some strange trains of thought that can arise from just a mix-up of briefcases.
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"When you mix up your photos and you edit your bio, you can test what really works for you," Ray says.
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If you decide to add the music after filming, mix up your camera mode and try reversing the action with "Rewind".
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This week, Netflix said they had a technical mix up and that the documentary would not be airing on their service.
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The company told the Sun that the Eagles cups ended up in the wrong place because of a mailing mix-up.
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Another defensive mix-up by Italy almost let in Fahad Al-Muwallad to equalize but his shot was saved by Donnarumma.
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When her mother called Dairy Queen to order the cake, the employee misheard "Moana" as "marijuana," resulting in the mix-up.
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"You felt there was a mix-up of style, because punk had opened that opportunity really — that anything went," she recalls.
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Butina's legal team did not raise any concerns about that mix-up in its motion to dismiss the indictment on Thursday.
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Hourglass Travel Size Scattered Light Glitter Eyeshadow Set, $46 ($51 value)Mix up your holiday makeup routine with some glittery eyeshadows.
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Make a plan, make a shopping list and then mix up a big bowl of punch with help from Eric Asimov.
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The station later posted about the mix-up on Facebook, expressing its relief that no human person was actually in danger.
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It's a tragically common mix-up made by many doctors, with 173 percent of all bipolar patients initially misdiagnosed this way.
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In one study, Asian-American subjects were more likely to mix up black faces than they were to confuse white ones.
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"She really knows how to mix up the game and play different shots in different ways," said Williams assessing her opponent.
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The general flexibility to mix up your workday with a workout, a walk outside, and so forth; taking breaks is easier.
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Mix up some strawberry-peach sangria when you get home, then light the grill and cook grilled fish with salsa verde.
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" A senior administration official blamed the director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the mix up. "Dr.
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Due to the mix-up, Barry Jenkins, who directed the actual winner "Moonlight," didn't get to read the speech he prepared.
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But when the mix-up comes from the President of the United States, the error is a bit more eyebrow-raising.
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Did this year's Oscars mix-up provide some validation: Now we really know what happens when the wrong name is announced?
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There was a mix-up between Toby Harries and Rabah Yousif and Harries crashed onto the track, still clutching the baton.
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Her husband couldn't board the return flight due to a ticket mix-up, so she went ahead alone, friends told CTV.
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It would also clear up a long-standing problem the two companies had — how easy their names are to mix up.
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Crowder lost the assistance last year after a mix-up over her son's will, and racked up $50,000 in medical bills.
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The mix-up sparked speculation about whether Reeves and Grant, who have been friends for a decade, are indeed a couple.
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The oldest child who might have been conceived as a result of the possible mix-up is about a year old.
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Thanks to a national anthem mix-up at a Delaware girls' volleyball game this week, no one came out a winner.
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They go to a fancy restaurant, and there's a mix-up; they take the wrong table and get in with gangsters.
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The actress took to Twitter on Tuesday, throwing major shade at the GOP front-runner for his recent convenience store mix-up.
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Facebook has not yet responded to a request for comment but issued a statement to the Guardian, apologizing for the mix up.
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Helena doesn't actually wind up sleeping with Grant due to a very embarrassing mix-up, but the joke did not go unappreciated.
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As the videos went viral, both the parties and Kasturi have put the blame for the mix-up on the casting agent.
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Mix up the flavors by adding other good-for-you ingredients, like fresh grated ginger, minced garlic, Dijon mustard, or chopped fruit.
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"All of that is an effort to mix up, and to confuse and to stifle this choreographed Democratic production," Zelizer told CNBC.com.
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One year after his infamous Miss Universe mix-up, Steve Harvey returned to host the 2017 pageant — and mocked his big flub.
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In September, it announced the cancellation of over 20,000 flights following a scheduling mix-up that led to a shortage of pilots.
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Stay in the same color family, but mix up the prints to ensure that everyone knows that you're wearing two distinct coats.
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Giovanni had a Rubik's Cube, and Principal Windham would mix up the colors and watch as Giovanni once again solved the puzzle.
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At this time, it's unclear whether the Academy will end its 83-year relationship with the accounting firm after the mix-up.
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Other sectors like consumer discretionary, industrials and tech are also in the mix, up more than 10 percent in the past month.
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Between races, everyone digs furiously around in backpacks and boxes looking for mounts that will let them mix up their camera angles.
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The Dairy Queen employee who made a viral marijuana-themed cake said she was fired on her birthday for the mix-up.
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"I was just sharing with my Facebook friends how funny the mix-up was, and it just went from there," Davis said.
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Kardashian-West called herself out regarding a Lip Kit mix-up on last week's season finale of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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"She should have been removed — I think she should have been removed in the middle of this mix-up," the president added.
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It's not anything against those guys — they were our best players — but sometimes just a little mix-up can make a difference.
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A mix-up by the team led to Simon being suspended for not properly reporting the use of a medically prescribed drug.
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"If you mix up enough highly reactive molecules, and apply heat, something is going to happen," MaRS CEO Ilse Treurnicht told Axios.
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BOSTON WOMAN A MILLIONAIRE -- BRIEFLY -- AFTER BANK MIX-UP The suspect was arrested for violating a no-contact order, police spokeswoman Cpl.
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The uncertainty is terrible, and they have to decide if they want to know if there was a mix-up or not.
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Mix up your space a bit Your living space could have something to do with the cabin fever you're feeling, Wright said.
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With Lowain, there's one or two ranged attacks that are slow enough that I've gotten to using that as mix up potential.
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The answer to a fight was never learning how to better mix up my Legion use or to build combos between them.
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Just don't pull a Rachel from "Friends" and mix up those recipes with the sweet ones to make a beef trifle. Ew!
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The horizontal flow of the topmost layers of an ice sheet can mix up those lower down, making them difficult to date.
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"When you mix up issues you could be blackmailed ... the Alitalia deal is being handled by the administrators (of Alitalia)," Toninelli said.
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That marketing work will be separate from any ad campaign the company may plan in the wake of the Oscars mix-up.
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Martyn Crighton, a spokesman for the 2nd Infantry Division, told the Washington Post it was "human error" that caused the mix-up.
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O.K., you might be thinking, then why not just mix up a G&T, turn on a comedy special and order in?
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For an event like the Oscars, avoiding major snafus is always part of the challenge, especially after last year's envelope mix-up.
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We're told Kris personally told Chyna there's no beef ... it was a simple mix-up and she's calling off the legal eagles.
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Owen's sells mixers like its Ginger + Lime so bars, restaurants and consumers can mix up cocktails like a Moscow mule without much fuss.
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A grandfather from England died after doctors allegedly pumped cleaning detergent into his lungs instead of saline, due to an accidental mix-up.
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This isn't just a missing bottle of Sprite, this is a full-on topping mix up and a refusal to issue a refund.
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Even if they don't cook, they can mix up cocktails, or put things out for people to nibble on, or just set up.
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I know he's not the brightest, but it's wild we have such a big issue that POTUS can mix up the tragedies. pic.twitter.
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It will have two rows of beer taps and a more extensive collection of spirits to mix up a wider array of cocktails.
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Dunham penned an article for her newsletter, Lenny Letter, about the mix-up and why she's refusing to go under the blurring tool.
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The mix-up comes on the eve of New York's primary, the next major contest in the candidates' race for the white house.
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The authors guess when you turn your thoughts inward during meditation, you may be more likely to mix up reality with imaginative assumptions.
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All of that said, Deadpool — both the comics and the movies they inspired — is a franchise that loves to mix up origin stories.
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Not content to stick with speed as the lone tactic, the snakes were also observed to mix up the style of their attacks.
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I mix up some toner to blend in a few of the foil lines before I shower, so that takes a few minutes.
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Then, Sonia Denis and the panel (Joyelle Johnson, Eudora Peterson, and Elisa Kreisinger), discuss the New York Times' Angela Bassett/Omarosa mix-up.
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I mix up rosé and amaro cocktails, and we enjoy them on the roof and chat until too late on a school night.
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The folks at Aurora Watch said they'll be coordinating with the maintenance staff to avoid this kind of mix-up in the future.
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What I would warn against is to not mix up Himmler's personal interests with what the SS was committed to as a whole.
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" He later added, "Oh, she should have been removed -- I think she should have been removed in the middle of this mix-up.
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" Of the mix-up, Jessica Santostefano, Vice President, Media Desk at FOX News, said: "We sincerely apologize to Aretha Franklin's family and friends.
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Whisk yourself away to a fresh new place, mix up the music with global beats, and immerse yourself in crowd of beautiful strangers.
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Of all the ways to mix up the tried-and-true show format, an unannounced haute couture collection is certainly an interesting tactic.
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It's a fun way to mix up my food options between meals, and I like that I can count on the delivery monthly.
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After the recent mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, Biden appeared to mix up those locations, before he caught himself.
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Mr. Tran, who was going to Düsseldorf on business, said that none of the passengers had seemed aware of the destination mix-up.
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Galvanized by the experience, which also included working with the Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen, he resolved to mix up his own music-making.
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But, they say, most of the charges involved a bureaucratic mix-up caused by dozens of rule changes in the hastily assembled program.
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But in the case of the United mix-up, that recommendation appeared to have been wrongly turned into a restriction, Ms. Dankers said.
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Despite the recent resurgence of cocktail culture, some people in Silicon Valley think discerning home-drinkers don't want to mix up cocktails themselves.
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An opposition-linked doctors' committee revised its death toll from six to four, citing a mix-up in counting the bodies of victims.
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And of course, Kimmel — returning to the scene of the flub — dove straight into material about last year's infamous best-picture mix-up.
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" Kudlow downplayed the notion that the mix-up created tension between Trump and Haley, saying that "she's done a great job as ambassador.
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The reporter quickly apologized for the mix-up and had deleted the tweet, because that's generally what you do when you make mistakes.
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The already traumatic event was made even more upsetting thanks to a mix-up with sources that led to outlets prematurely reporting his death.
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"Apologies for the mix up @DLanceBlack I'll be sure to check out your films now x Belated Congrats on the Oscar x," he said.
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Despite improvements in image recognition over recent years, WIRED found Google still doesn't trust its algorithms not to mix up apes and black people.
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Here, both he and Lowry have identified the Cavaliers' stunning lack of rim protection, and made a point to mix up their shot selection.
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Sometimes people mix up the recipe and make it with tea or a tea-like base, along with other spices, like cinnamon and cloves.
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In retrospect, we had a mix-up of priorities where getting a big, diverse audience mattered more than actually opening a cross-cultural dialogue.
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According to NPR, Rushing attempted to explain the mix-up—he gets a Krispy Kreme doughnut every other Wednesday—but officers didn't believe him.
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The dreamy, backlit Insta shows that she's still got her blonde locks, but has added some long bangs to mix up her signature look.
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"I think we mix up the look more than they did in the original," Cox told Entertainment Weekly of her look for the role.
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A mix-up in the paperwork led to correction officers mistakenly believing that she was the perpetrator, not the victim, of a sex crime.
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Rather than use regular ice cubes, mix up your favorite Bloody Mary ingredients and freeze them in your tray the way you normally would.
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The mix-up allegedly occurred because medical staff did not read the name on a vial that was used during the operation, RT reported.
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An election would mix up Brexit with everything else—health, the economy, defence and fear of the divisive leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn.
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The accounting firm that counts and delivers the winning Oscars envelopes has apologized for the Best Picture mix-up at the 89th Academy Awards.
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At last, I was ready to mix up some gorgeous makeup that had the benefit of also making me smell a bit like Christmas.
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It's also a great way to mix up the offerings on your Thanksgiving table (which, now that it's November, we can start talking about).
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The mix-up came at the end of a long evening, and involved a regular customer, his nephew and their coats, which looked alike.
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The official blamed the mix-up on a lack of follow-up with commanders overseeing the movements of the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier.
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"I think the combination of my new super short hair and my outfit—leggings and a Champion sweater—caused the mix-up," Kendall wrote.
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Melin — who plans to tell Elizabeth about the mistake when she's older — says she never expected the mix-up to get so much attention.
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They are now suing the clinic, CHA Fertility, who the couple say were aware of the mix-up and attempted to conceal that information.
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Cassandra Walker, the Dairy Queen employee who made a viral marijuana-themed cake, said she was fired on her birthday for the mix-up.
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Samsonite's Mystique line makes a great gift for anyone who loves to travel and doesn't have time to deal with a luggage mix-up.
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"I just want to tell the voters there that on behalf of me and my staff, we're sorry for the mix-up," Barron said.
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Medical mix-up A West Virginia couple says they were showing off their newborn to relatives when they noticed there was no family resemblance.
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Officials with the Seoul Gangseo Police Station said the abortion was due to a mix-up in patient records, according to the Korea Herald.
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The family, after being told by the funeral home of the mix-up, then held a private viewing and cremation with the proper body.
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Somehow, there was a mix-up with the order, and when I ripped open the bag of merchandise, they had sent green chinos instead.
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After the mix-up was realized, North Korea's diplomatic mission in Kuala Lumpur was informed on the day of the murder, the sources said.
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At first, he thought it must be a mix-up, or perhaps a visit by the Iraqi military to warn them about some danger.
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Mix up a Caesar when you get home, a kind of salad cocktail, then follow it with fish cakes, or butter tarts for dessert.
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But the days when they would mix up the canvases and ask her mother to guess who was responsible for which have long passed.
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It might be a silly mix-up, except that the terrified woman who sees him in her car is white, and calls the police.
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He turns to DNA fingerprinting only when he suspects a mix-up — for example, a clinical exam is at odds with a pathology report.
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I roll out of bed, throw on some gym clothes, mix up my pre-workout ($39.99 for the tub) and head to the metro.
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For Walker, it was a particularly stinging mix-up because he is believed to be the only astrophotographer currently playing on the PGA Tour.
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Sadio Mané capitalized on a defensive mix-up in the 258rd minute to give Liverpool a 218-0 victory at home over Crystal Palace.
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The teenage climate activist formerly known as Greta Thunberg is going by Sharon now, after an unfortunate mix-up on a British quiz show.
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Plus, Corona, the beer brand, which is completely unrelated to the virus, has become involved in a massive mix-up, Google search trends suggest.
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Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent aren't the stealing type, but a moniker mix-up with one of their kids inadvertently made them temporary thieves!
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The more time you spend in DMC5, the easier it gets to purchase new combos that will mix up your play style even more.
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What we saw last night was an attempt to make the Oscars matter — and they really didn't until the mix up over Best Picture.
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Gold bands might simply be another way for young couples to mix up the wedding jewelry they've come to view as conformist and unimaginative.
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For more of a challenge, mix up sprinting for 30-second bursts with toning moves such as squat jumps, lunge jumps and tricep push-ups.
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With all the people scrambling onstage during the mix up, Gosling explained, it was apparent that something big had happened and he thought the worst.
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The mix-up came during a GMA segment in which Spencer showed social media post of the Scandal case returning to work for season 6.
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I get out and mix up the cookies with M. I realize we're out of white sugar, so I use turbinado sugar in the raw.
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The New York board of election's database has a note that says, "corrected gender" with Wednesday's date — that's when the mix-up was first reported.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday blamed the Academy Awards' best picture mix-up on what he said was Hollywood's misguided focus on politics.
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Tokyo police on Wednesday admitted there was a mix-up between two missing men — one who was in his 30s and another in his 40s.
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I always mix up my "lima" with my "limón" in Spanish without a trip to Google Translate, but I didn't need to add that step.
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I mean, I'm not probably your standard type of design director because I like to get in and cook and mix up the stuff too.
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In a statement, Huntsville Hospital told PEOPLE that they apologize for the mix-up and are going to make sure their staff is properly trained.
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I loved the bite-sized shrines, and the opportunity to much more easily mix up play between exploring the world and spelunking in puzzle-boxes.
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"We're sorry for the mix-up and meant no disrespect to the White House or the President or the advance team," the TPUSA source said.
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"We apologize for the miscommunication with our guest on Saturday night, which resulted from a mix-up at our host stand," the restaurant told WFAA.
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But if it's important to her, suggest that she mix up her repertoire with some regular cotton undies or even a loose fitting boxer brief.
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While we're all content to watch Winter Olympics figure skating set to tasteful classical music, every so often someone comes to mix up the formula.
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Kropholler says it may have been a mistake or a misunderstanding, however, because of a mix-up between cards — and that the funds were returned.
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He will have a chance to explain the mix-up when he appears before the Judiciary Committee for confirmation hearings on January 15 and 16.
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While some are more puzzling than others, there was one huge beauty-related mix-up going down on Twitter today — and we totally lost it.
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But the most blatant mix up of the night was when the announcer, veteran rapper MC Lyte, announced Yara Shahidi and the #BETInstastar as presenters.
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So scroll on to see what what you can mix up straight from your pantry, and rid your fridge of those half-empty bottles forever.
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In a statement released by his representatives, Emin Agalarov said the video was intended to satirise the way news media mix up fact and fiction.
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After a bottle (for baby) and some catching up with R., we laugh about my date mix-up, but I'm really glad to see her.
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In fact, if you're so inclined, the internet abounds with vaguely-alarming DIY sparkler recipes that you can use to mix up a batch yourself.
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But the Navy said a missing schoolgirl whose fate captured the nation "did not exist," leading to an outpouring of anger over the mix-up.
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Rattled, and figuring it was another mix-up, the professor cut him off and hurried to hang up, wanting nothing to do with state secrets.
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Mini bowling pins and cones are included, and if you want to mix up your Mini's look, you can also buy shells of different colors.
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People might be interested in oil pulling as a way to mix up their dental routine, which can get a bit, well, routine, Gurenlian says.
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I usually try to take around 25 classes per month, so the cost per class is low and I get to mix up my workouts.
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The mix up was the result of a botched Google image search for a high-resolution photo of the traditional Presidential seal according to CNN.
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"We are working closely with the authorities to investigate how the obviously unfortunate mix-up of flight schedules could occur," it said in a statement.
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The government paid $11,584 for unused tickets on the commercial flight and obtained a refund only after investigators discovered the mix-up, the report said.
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They're two of the most-played games in the world, but from a distance even I can mix up Dota 2 and League of Legends.
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The mix-up, however, had an unexpected consequence: The coverage did force the Trump administration to address several issues surrounding its handling of migrant children.
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We're told Minaj's wax likeness was moved to Germany because the museum loans statues out frequently to mix up the attractions at its various locations.
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Released from the mix-up, and with no cars available on a holiday weekend, Paul must rely on a bulldozer for his drive to Montalcino.
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" Beilein said he already had personally talked to eight of his players over the alleged mix-up, adding, "they are telling me that they understand.
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Credit...Video by Jeremy M. Lange For The New York Times For Alyssa Watrous, the medication mix-up meant a pounding headache, nausea and dizziness.
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The clinic, at the University Medical Center in Utrecht, said on Wednesday that a procedural error might have led to a mix-up in sperm.
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Through some apparent mix-up in production or orchestration, Harvey was announcing the National Costume winner as Miss Philippines while standing next to Miss Malaysia.
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" Along these lines, sometimes people mix up other similar-sounding words — so they write "they're" when they mean "their" or "who's" when they mean "whose.
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Despite all of the confusion, Le Bouche à Oreille in Boutervilliers will be keeping its Michelin star, and the mix-up has since been fixed.
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"I just want to tell the voters there that on behalf of me and my staff, we're sorry for the mix-up," Barron told reporters.
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Her former fashion line, the Lake and Stars, blurred underwear with outerwear; her new project, Sweet Saba, delights in the mix-up between sculpture and candy.
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Cullinan had posted a now-deleted backstage photo of actress Emma Stone after she won her best actress Oscar on Twitter minutes before the mix-up.
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Unfortunately, thanks to a well-publicized mix up, he was unable to give a full acceptance speech upon receiving the prestigious Academy Award for Best Picture.
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He also added that there was something "very special" missing from the evening, and the mix-up was a "sad" way to end the annual event.
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Then again, the whole point of "live" is the aura of unpredictability that it brings, so even a minor mix-up merely adds to the fun.
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Guests and staff at the New York Hotel at Disneyland Paris were accidentally poisoned by a mix-up of chemicals in a swimming pool on Friday.
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"I think we mix up the look more than they did in the original," Cox told Entertainment Weekly last week of her look for the role.
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Certainly it will help mix up the photos they do shoot, moving from your standard shots of people and landscapes to flowers and food, I suppose.
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Before the now-infamous winner mix-up last year, she swapped outfits changing into a long-sleeve white Atelier Prabal Gurung gown with shoulder cutout detailing.
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We may mix up some of Julia Moskin's shelf-stable perfect corn muffin mix so we can serve hot muffins for breakfast some day next week.
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Aaron Zulpo allows us to spy on disconnected vignettes inside the compartments of a train in "A Mix Up of Briefcases" (2016) at Project: ARTspace's booth.
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Yes, but you don't have to place in the top three to enjoy the rather amusing mix-up flooding social media... How did it all happen?
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The 2015 Miss Universe runner-up appeared on Steve Harvey's talk show on Wednesday — over two years after the host's infamous mix-up at the pageant.
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And who could forget when Teigen trolled Legend over the Oscar Best Picture mix-up in which his film La La Land was wrongly awarded. pic.twitter.
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I ended up missing lunch with a friend who understood the mix-up, but didn't (understandably) argue when I admitted that I was descending into flakiness.
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The New York Board of Elections corrected the data entry error, but only after the mix-up made national headlines on Wednesday following a Wired report.
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When a Texas woman received a set of keys in an Amazon delivery mix-up, she didn't know how much the mistake would impact her life.
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Carey's mix-up was one of the most memorable moments of the night with several of the Grammy winner's Twitter followers sharing hilarious reactions mid-show.
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Daniel Ricciardo was on superb form all weekend, and without that embarrassing mix-up in the Red Bull garage, he would surely have won the race.
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The US military, in an embarrassing mix-up, touted video seized in Sunday's raid in Yemen that turned out to be old video already published online.
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Just mix up cachaça, violet syrup, strawberry purée, fresh lemon juice and shake, shake, shake (preferably while you samba, to add a little extra Latin flavor).
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The site also mentions that in 2012, The Blaze reported that the Obama administration made a similar mix-up on a collection of O'Bama T-shirts.
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In the final moments of the episode, Dante visits his so-called "friend" Siddiq to apologize for what he claims to be a water mix-up.
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JetBlue said it had put Andy on the wrong plane in a mix-up with another child who had also flown out of the Dominican Republic.
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In one of NASA's most embarrassing failures, the Mars Climate Orbiter spacecraft was lost in 1999 because of a mix-up between English and metric units.
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Biwott dropped out during the Rio Games after a mix-up at the fluids stations had left him ingesting an acidic drink that upset his stomach.
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Waldman told CNN that all it took was his exhaustion, the ticket scanning employee's inattentiveness, and a little happenstance to create his own flight mix-up.
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The plane, which had 226 passengers aboard, turned around four hours into its flight to Tokyo "due to an administrative mix-up," an aviation source said.
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My ballad was only supposed to play on the speaker for an event in the cafeteria, but after a mix-up, played to the entire school.
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Political divisiveness over the Trump family is spilling over into Washington, DC's elite social scene after a restaurant mix-up and social media flap this weekend.
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Hoping to avoid a repeat of last year's embarrassing best picture mix-up, PwC, the accounting firm that tabulates the voting, has adopted some new rules.
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On my walk to my desk I mix up my double chocolate whey protein powder ($26 per tub) and 12 ounces of almond milk to drink.
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If this were my store's mix-up, the first thing I would do when you call is apologize profusely and ask whether you are all right.
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Much of the mix-up around credit scores is by design, said Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance expert for NerdWallet, a personal finance website and app.
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Take this case from 2005, in which data on 3.9 million Citigroup customers was lost in a UPS mix-up of back-up magnetic data tapes.
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He took responsibility for the batting-order mix up and met with his coaches for 35 minutes on Friday to examine and adjust their pregame procedure.
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Or, let her be hands-on by passing along our guide with tips for how to mix up essential oils that she can enjoy every day.
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The winner of "RuPaul&aposs Drag Race UK" mistakenly accused "The X Factor" of being unwilling to pay drag queen performers after a paperwork mix-up.
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When people heard about the mix-up, they demanded justice for the Sharon Stone and her opportunity to date online just like the rest of us.
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The best-picture mix-up wasn't great for everyone, particularly the PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants who won't return to work the Oscars after delivering Beatty the wrong envelope.
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Later in the show, Kimmel explained what he saw happen during the Hollywood Who-Done-It, and reassured viewers that the mix-up was not a hoax.
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A Missouri woman says nine Indiana family members killed when a duck boat sank were put on the ill-fated boat because of a ticket mix-up.
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But due to a paperwork mix-up, Oregon officials did not know DeFriest's life sentence had been lifted, and he was placed in a maximum security facility.
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During a joint press conference today with the president of Finland, President Trump appeared to mix up two women journalists who were sitting next to one another.
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The global chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers told CNBC the U.K. accounting firm accepts full responsibility for its calamitous role in Sunday night's Academy Awards best picture mix-up.
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In a classic mix-up moment, Dr. Lovin drinks the poisoned coffee instead and instantly dies, giving Chanel the full spotlight during the 10-hour tumor removal.
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"It was a momentary ode to our neutrality in the process of price discovery," a spokesperson wrote, clearly keeping a sense of humor about the mix-up.
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Lt. Kropholler said the missing money may have been a mistake or a misunderstanding, because of a mix-up between cards — and that the funds were returned.
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The lack of bruising under the baby's shirt indicated that it was a prop, and Fried said adherence to protocol may have led to the mix-up.
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The whole ceremony lasted an hour, and after a brief mix-up with the wedding rings, the seven couples were sprinkled with holy water and declared married.
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"We were just waiting for him to mix up Abingdon and Arlington," says Moran, who now serves in the McAuliffe administration as Virginia's secretary of public safety.
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And while rosé hair is certainly on-trend, Henderson was less than amused by the mix-up and immediately called her daughter to show her the results.
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AdQuick, the vendor that put up the billboards, says it was because of a printing mix-up and that the signs were taken down within 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, the iPhone's A12 Bionic processor lets DJs and VJs mix up to 10 videos and visual loops in real time without the need for a laptop.
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Chances are you've seen someone reach for a plastic shaker bottle after a workout, mix up some powdery concoction, and chug it as fast as they can.
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The Cleveland Clinic, for example, has an advanced compounding room where workers swaddled in disposable gowns, bouffant caps and blue gloves mix up remedies from raw ingredients.
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There was probably just a slight mix up with his card, but no matter the cause, Justin Bieber was still able to enjoy his sub and milk.
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The restaurant has publicly forgiven the manager responsible for the mix-up in a tweet, but she's "obviously mortified," Hawksmoor's co-founder Will Beckett told the Guardian.
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It lets you adjust and mix up different sounds to create your perfect soundscape—giving you the option of listening offline for when you're commuting to work.
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That means peanut butter may be present inside the individually wrapped pint slice packages, but wasn't declared on the outer box because of a packaging mix up.
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Even if better mosquito control measures develop -- and perhaps one day there are genetically modified mosquitoes -- it will still be important to mix up approaches, Harrington said.
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If anyone watches Nathan For You, this mix-up probably reminds you of the episode with the $1 TVs and Best Buy refusing to price match them.
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Recently, the star said he couldn't help but feel relief when his mix-up was potentially trumped by the best picture disaster at the Oscars last month.
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He picks up ingredients to make this amazing chicken-shawarma recipe that we've been obsessed with of late and chickpeas so we can mix up some hummus.
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Due to a mix up between Kennebec County District Attorney's Office and the Humane Society Waterville Area, Dakota was adopted out before the ruling on March 18.
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"I think we mix up the look more than they did in the original," Cox told Entertainment Weekly earlier this year of her look for the role.
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The cause of the mix-up is not clear, but Renck told WDEF that agents said his house and car looked similar to those of the suspect.
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It came in handy if there was a mix-up — if an order dropped off at City Cleaners mistakenly ended up on the pickup rack at Anel.
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But due to a mix-up, a proof die was used for the reverse of the coin before it was supposed to be used starting in 245.
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So after sitting the two previous nights — one benching intentional, the other a mix-up by Manager Joe Girardi — Headley was eager to wipe clean his slate.
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But the Bears were criticized for leaning so heavily on the passing game against the Saints, meaning they could look to mix up the offense this week.
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If it had to be mailed, Borman would mix up the pages into four packages, which he would send with four different couriers to four different addresses.
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Just a month after the royal family made an awkward mix-up with baby Archie's christening photos, another embarrassing situation has arisen for the palace's press team.
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Mistakes, like the La La Land and Moonlight mix-up at the end of the night and those In Memoriam issues, weren't honest ones, according to POTUS.
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Here's what else is happening: • After a mix-up at a funeral home, a family was stunned to learn that the woman in the coffin wasn't Mom.
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Even if you have never tried to make your own mask or scrub, these recipes are simple and will take less than five minutes to mix up.
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They'd try to mix up the scenery by traveling to new locales on the weekends, only to spend half their time just searching for the right place.
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Some of the new songs were the same, probably a lot of them, but the older songs we tried to mix up and do or not do.
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" In an emailed statement, WDL Aviation said it was "working closely with the authorities to investigate how the obviously unfortunate mix-up of flight schedules could occur.
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The mix-up appeared to strike a nerve with Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, who said she hadn't gotten confirmation of Trump's visit when asked about it Monday.
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Both Severino and Sanchez said the discussion was over a mix-up in signs, with Sanchez insisting that Severino retreat to the clubhouse and watch the replay.
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I mix up a small portion for B. I then call the organic farm down the road to order our weekly veggie basket for delivery on Friday.
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What's fascinating about this research is that while the engineers take inspiration from human biology, they mix up the sensory inputs in a decidedly un-human way.
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Mix up your cat and dog-heavy timelines by following Jack, a curious cockatiel with posts that would make even the most popular human Instagram influencers jealous.
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Weeks later, the board of governors for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to retain the firm's services, despite the best picture mix up.
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But a mix-up over the status of US troops in Iraq, after the country's Parliament voted to expel them, sparked questions about the administration's strategic coherence.
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It is most definitely not Franklin —and if years of shade between the divas has taught us anything, it's that Franklin would have hated this mix-up.
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Mix up your jumps: Toad Rush tallies your score according to your coin collection and how far you get, but it also takes your overall performance into account.
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Luckily for Armitstead CAS struck off last year's mix-up in Sweden, freeing her for Rio - a decision that produced some bemusement in the cycling world and beyond.
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So far it appears the mix-up was the result of the incorrect card being given to presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, though it's unclear by whom.
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Mix Up Your Makeup CYO is all about making your life easier when it comes to makeup — something that we couldn't need more of than during party season.
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The mix-up for the father of two boiled down to an error in paperwork that said Lima-Miran's sentences were to be served concurrently, instead of consecutively.
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That crazy Best Picture mix-up may have been the most talked about event of Oscars Sunday, but it was hardly the most special moment of the night.
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"Obviously, I know that he's going, so I just tried to mix up the timing, put some head fakes in there and maybe catch him leaning," Kintzler said.
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"Moonlight" won the Oscar for best picture Sunday night, after a shocking mix-up led to "La La Land" being initially announced as the winner of the award.
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Now, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a report detailing how the mix-up left the public both terrified and extremely pissed off at authorities.
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CNN (CNN)A Mississippi man who was killed by police in an apparent address mix-up was shot in the back of the head, a family attorney said.
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It's hard to tell whether I mix up those movies because they were on TV a lot when I was little or because she actually plays similar characters.
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The crew discovered an unauthorized passenger had boarded the flight, and opted to return to Los Angeles even though the mix-up was resolved, according to the source.
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If Beck&aposs account is true, the Coleman family likely wouldn&apost have been on the ill-fated trip if it weren&apost for the ticket mix-up.
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Salas still does not understand why the two sides could not reconcile — whether it was a bureaucratic mix-up or something more — but he never took the field.
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He appeared on a trio of talk shows on Sunday, where he suggested questions about his use of government vehicles was the result of a policy mix-up.
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Weed leads you to start a business called Mr. Nice Guy until a hilarious mix-up results in Jerry Garcia's ghost saving you from a pimp named Samson.
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While there's some derivation that happens in those films, they do change (or at least mix up) what happens in each film while following the same general plot.
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Because of a mix-up with her insurance card, Ms. Solomon had to cover a $20 co-payment for a prescription that should have been free, she said.
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A mail-order mix-up, for example, is at the heart of Roch Carrier's "The Hockey Sweater," a classic children's book that became an equally celebrated animated film.
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It also helps to not mix up taxonomist and taxidermist when first attacking this puzzle, which could lead you to try jamming "exquisite corpse" into an unsuitable spot.
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How do the directors of "Uncut Gems" feel about fans pointing out a real-life TV mix-up that made it into the final cut of their movie?!
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Nichushkin stole the puck after a mix-up between two Toronto players at the Colorado blue line to score his third goal of the season on a breakaway.
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Both Mr. Carrier and Mr. Ardoin are descendants of zydeco accordion legends, and both mix up their sets, adding rhythm and blues and soul numbers to zydeco classics.
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The details about the mix-up happened the same day 195 evacuees were cleared to leave March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, California, after clearing their final screening.
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Now one London cinema has made light of the mix-up by pranking an audience at a Moonlight showing by playing the first 20 seconds of La La Land.
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When Blake Lively, albeit accidentally, wore a highly see-through shirt to a red carpet event, it caused a pretty funny mix up of social media and body parts.
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La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz holds up the Best Picture envelope, which reads the actual winner, Moonlight, during a mix-up at the 89th Academy Awards on Feb.
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" I'm told that ABC is investigating what went wrong... But so far, as the NYT noted, the network is declining to comment "on how the mix-up had happened.
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That's the Hamas tactic — to mix up the terror activity with the civilians, and then it's very difficult to respond in a way that everybody will be happy with.
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What's a little more unusual is that YouTube seemed to temporarily mix up the unfortunate burning of a historic cathedral with the 9/11 New York City terror attacks.
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Officials at the school only learned of the mix-up, which happened earlier this month, after the student went to the school nurse feeling sick and complaining of dizziness.
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Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan confirmed that the error was made by the board, not Kushner, though Ryan said he wasn't sure how the mix-up happened.
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Harvey explained exactly what happened in the moments after the major mix-up – and how his efforts to reach out to first runner-up Miss Colombia have been unsuccessful.
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Read These Stories Next: The Best Twitter Reactions To #OscarGate Apology Issued Over Best Picture Mix-Up Janelle Monáe's New Super-Short Haircut Just Won The Oscars Red Carpet
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By now, you've obviously heard of the insane mix-up that happened last night at the Oscars when it was time to give out the award for Best Picture.
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He's been very impressive in his last three starts and looks more like a veteran who knows how to mix up pitches rather than a rookie learning the ropes.
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They still need to refine their defensive play — like avoiding the mix-up of having two players commit to blocking an incoming ball — but they're well on their way.
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TMZ broke the story ... DMX and his crew left a Los Angeles restaurant in another diner's car following a mix-up with valet, and the car was reported stolen.
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Regardless of the parody account mix-up, we imagine that for Teigen, the sentiment (of regretting the fact that Bergoli has become a "thing") might remain all the same.
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In fact, she says she isn't a fan of intimidating makeup, and has been known to mix up to six different products to find the perfect, most flattering hue.
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Though MGM promptly placed an item in a gossip column noting that she was not that Nancy Davis, the future Republican politician's wife saw opportunity in the mix-up.
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When asked if they could go over some details, Mr. Lundy explained that there must have been some sort of mix-up; her co-editor had already called him.
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The mix-up appeared not to matter much in Mississippi, where local lawmakers primed the crowd on the main talking points of the night hours before the president arrived.
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So it's perfectly sensible to mix up the elevated sportswear Tomas Maier designs without regard for gender and to expect consumers of either (or neither) sex to tune in.
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Leslie told the New Orleans auction house in an email that the dual bidding was just a silly mix-up between two brothers who, in their excitement, became confused.
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I imagined him sitting on the bus on his way home to the suburbs, hoping there'd been a mix-up: I'd either forgotten the day or mistaken the time.
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My best runs always involved a distanced-based ability that let me mix up my close and long-range attacks, and any run without one quickly ended in disaster.
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Today's mix-up may not be censorship in its most traditional sense, but it suggests the company views accidental takedowns as a necessary sacrifice for the network's greater good.
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"It takes more arm muscle to pull off a big stride, but I was able to marry the beats of my music and mix up my approach," she said.
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At the time, officials said that there had been a mix-up and that the device belonged to state television, which had been filming the weekly Friday prayer session.
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I'd like to thank the Academy ... In the best picture mix-up at last year's Oscars, "Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins never got to give his acceptance speech -- until now.
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She called the French Tennis Federation "incompetent" after a clothing mix-up and a first-round defeat with Garcia in doubles at last year's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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The All Nippon Airways flight, which was flying out of Los Angeles and headed to Tokyo, had to turn back "due to an administrative mix-up," according to CNN.
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Nor is he trying to mix up the starting lineup in an effort to improve the results on defense, although that is something he is always monitoring, he said.
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In his long tenure in New York, he evolved, by necessity, from a hard thrower to someone who could mix up his pitches with a good deal of guile.
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That game was also notable, or notorious, for a mix-up stemming from a manager's review overturning a double play that seemingly ended the top of the seventh inning.
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I was on my way to thinking that maybe she had me confused with George Clooney — a mix-up that, I'll admit, does not occur on a regular basis.
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This way, you'll get your calendar briefing or curated music playlists when asking Assistant for them, and Google won't mix up contacts when you call someone with the Home speaker.
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Their appearance on Rick and Morty episodes Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind and The Ricklantis Mix-Up catapulted Blonde Redhead into the Billboard charts for the first time.
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" Jenkins' co-executive producer Adele Romanski also said in the aftermath of the mix-up, "It's so humbling to be standing up here with hopefully still the La La crew.
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Sarah Hyland put CVS on blast for leaving her hanging on crucial meds she needed, but the pharmacy is firing back, saying the mix-up was her own damn fault.
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But as America grows more multicultural, Univision is finding that it has to mix up its programming in order to reach a new generation of English-first, digitally minded viewers.
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The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has decided to continue working with PricewaterhouseCoopers in the wake of the massive Best Picture mix-up at last month's Oscar telecast.
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Lastly I mix up some old fashioned oats, maple syrup, chia seeds, and hemp seeds with vanilla concentrate and cinnamon, and bake it low and slow for some homemade granola.
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It's later explained that there has been no paperwork mix-up; the facility is holding on to her until her insurance pays up, after which she'll be free to go.
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After the Oscars mix-up heard round the world (I still think it was you and your perfect eyebrows Leo — kidding), we're still reeling about Moonlight's win for Best Picture.
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According to a Tuesday press release from the Freetown Police Department, the unnamed delivery service attempted to contact Memmo on multiple occasions about the mix-up before contacting the authorities.
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I also look for a mix of perspectives and backgrounds, and I try to mix up the tone in a way that reflects the mood and range of reader feedback.
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The Alabama theater that banned the new "Beauty and the Beast" for having a gay character damn near projected a drag queen documentary due to a pretty funny mix-up.
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The film starts with the 1980s reunion of Robert Shafran, David Kellman and Eddy Galland, who learn they're triplets after a "Parent Trap"-worthy mix-up on a college campus.
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She soon realizes there was some sort of mix-up as The Good Place is meant for people who are, you guessed it, good people during their time on earth.
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Biden's war story mix-up comes as his own staff considers limiting the public events where Biden routinely makes news more for his stumbles than for any new policy proposals.
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Only 2900 people can squeeze into the walk-in-closet-size space where bartenders fittingly mix up made-to-order cocktails based on your flavor preferences (starting around 16 dollars).
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Related: Oscar nominations 2018 - The full list One thing we do know is that safeguards have now been put in place to ensure there won't be another envelope mix-up.
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Fortunately, workers at the shop — who thought at first that the money might be fake — swiftly tracked down the couple after the mix-up last week, and returned the money.
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President Trump is calling Sunday's Oscar ceremony "sad," saying the awards show was "focused so hard on politics" it led to the epic mix-up over the best picture winner.
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The winner of "RuPaul&aposs Drag Race UK" accused "The X Factor" of refusing to pay drag queen performers, but the accusation turned out to be a paperwork mix-up.
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The blatant mix up happened over the weekend, when The New Yorker tagged an Instagram photo of Lakshmi as Chopra in a post featuring celebrities' favorite cartoons from the magazine.
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Alexandra now has five ("Not too shabby," her mother said) and sometimes borrows her mother's two, or swaps with her to mix up the collection of colors on her wrist.
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Kimmel hosted last year when an envelope mix-up initially (and mistakenly) resulted in "La La Land" being named the best picture winner over "Moonlight" at the 89th Academy Awards.
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It might cost $375, but the massive vault will have you covered until Kanye runs for president — and lets you mix up your look as often as you feel like it.
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The mix-up was painfully awkward to watch -- Wurtzbach covered her mouth in shock and then walked to the front of the stage, waiting for Gutierrez to hand her the crown.
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PST, according to Deadline, who also pointed out that it's been just three years since the Academy's unforgettable mix-up over Moonlight and La La Land for the Best Picture win.
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Not seen as a meticulous note taker, his opening statement before lawmakers raised eyebrows among some colleagues who were concerned he would mix up details and cause doubt about what happened.
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That mix up in itself is a meme within the Berklee community — at the beginning of every summer, incoming Berklee freshmen try to join the UC Berkeley Facebook group, Emma explained.
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She explains that changing the collection of throw pillows on your beds, sofas, and chairs allows you to mix up the color in a room, which can totally revitalize a space.
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The true humor (or horror) of this mix-up can only be appreciated if you've actually seen the trailer for "Sausage Party," which is set to hit U.S. theaters August 12.
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On top of that simple system is a heap of customization to mix up the action and make each fight, even between the same two fighters, feel like a unique challenge.
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Walker, the employee who made the cake, told USA Today that she got fired from her job because of the mix-up on Monday, which also happened to be her birthday.
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On the afternoon I visited Absintherie's Jílská Street location, a group of college-aged men at the bar quietly watched a pretty bartender mix up a pair of Absinthe Berry cocktails.
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Whipping the mac and cheese to mix up the frost and flipping the steak over and then reheating it again cooked it a little better, but the preset just wasn't enough.
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Because 2017 hasn't been filled with enough bad news about birth control, here's a bit more: A packaging mix-up has led to a recall of one type of the pill.
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Then I cheered for Moonlight, wishing that its creators had gotten more time to speak and had won normally instead of found themselves at the heart of an epic mix-up.
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The organization behind the awards ceremony has voted to stick with PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting firm responsible for the mix-up that led to the wrong movie being announced for Best Picture.
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Social media has turned the world into a letters-to-the-editor forum, and a middle-market mix-up can quickly spiral into thousands of angry tweets from around the globe.
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The President's phone call mix-up-- Trump recently brought up phone conversations he had with the Mexican President and an executive from the Boy Scouts, but both parties deny the calls.
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An email mix-up prevented an Obama administration lawyer from sending hundreds of pages of material to the Daily Caller News Foundation, an investigative reporting arm of the conservative-leaning website.
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"Walker said she was made aware of her firing by Al Autry, an owner of the Milledgeville Dairy Queen who previously told INSIDER that the mix-up was a "simple misunderstanding.
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The fire that ravaged Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral wasn't spotted for 30 minutes after the alarm sounded because of a mix-up over the building's layout, according to a new report.
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"Obviously this is unprecedented to have this number, we're hoping it's just a mix-up," he said Tuesday night, noting that this is happening in the county that he hails from.
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The mix-up appears to have affected phones with a number of different operating systems as well as a range of mobile carriers, including Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon.
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As we first reported ... Pleasure P allegedly shoved the employee in the chest with his bag of food through the drive-thru pickup window after a mix-up with his order.
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Software from France's Idemia, used by police in the US, Britain, and Australia, was 10 times more likely to mix up black women's faces than white women's in US government tests.
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So long as you're working hard, maybe you could mix up some pizza dough as well, let it proof in the refrigerator so you can make some pies on Monday night.
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The story is confusing ... but according to police docs, Jericho says there was some kind of mix-up involving his limo driver at the airport that led to his belt's disappearance.
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There is no comprehensive data on how often pathology labs mix up cancer biopsy samples, but a few preliminary studies suggest that it may happen to thousands of patients each year.
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The White House legislative affairs director, Eric Ueland, was also removed from the trip's manifest shortly before the President left for India, which one official attributed to a communication mix-up.
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Brooks and the Sanders of National Football League fame -- who both attended Oklahoma State University -- both weighed in on the mix-up, joking about Barry Sanders also running for the presidency.
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Everything is done by hand: You just mix up its cleaning solution, toss it in the box, insert the record between the included brushes, and rotate the record by its edge.
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The mix-up was seemingly just a slip of the tongue and not really worth tearing Trump a new one over, since the guy already says plenty of heinous shit on purpose.
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That was the most famous awards show mix-up in recent memory -- until Sunday night, when "La La Land" was mistakenly announced as the winner of the Academy Award for best picture.
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But the patient had been allowed to leave UC San Diego hospital and return to the quarantine site after a "mix-up" with the testing results, a CDC official told reporters Tuesday.
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The mix-up was discovered this week by student Emily Lavelle, who told KCAL-TV she was "in disbelief" after she and a friend dialed the number out of boredom after school.
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The night of, however—at 8:40 PM—the volunteer told BYD President John Wasserman there was a "mix-up with the Senator's schedule," and that he wouldn't be attending after all.
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In March, Tesla was also on the receiving end of a labelling mix-up at Shanghai customs that led to a temporary suspension of clearance for a batch of Model 3 cars.
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If you are alive in the world today, you have undoubtably heard about last night's incredible Oscars mix-up, where Moonlight walked away with an unexpected (no, seriously unexpected) Best Picture award.
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This isn't the first time Safety Check experienced a mix-up; in March, Facebook alerted users in the US, UK, and other countries to mark themselves safe after a bombing in Pakistan.
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In March, Tesla was also on the receiving end of a labeling mix-up at Shanghai customs that led to a temporary suspension of clearance for a batch of Model 3 cars.
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Hallmark's Christmas oeuvre runs particularly deep, with dozens of movies bearing incredible names like A Very Merry Mix-Up, Window Wonderland, Moonlight & Mistletoe, Crown for Christmas, Fir Crazy, and Meet the Santas.
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But the patient had been allowed to leave UC San Diego hospital and return to the quarantine site after a "mix-up" with the testing results, a CDC official told reporters Tuesday.
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Conveniently for the government, Mr Chan filed his supporting documents nearly four hours late owing to a last-minute mix-up (though he had considered the ban to be a foregone conclusion).
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Rude. According to the heiress, it was all an innocent mix-up and not, say, some sort of petty revenge for Zylka bad-mouthing "Stars are Blind" in his sleep or something.
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They accused her of cheating on an ex-boyfriend following a mix-up on Instagram, and the abuse eventually got so bad it unsurprisingly took a serious toll on her mental health.
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Byrne might not actually be Sheeran, but put a guitar in his hand and thick black glasses on his face, and you can definitely see how people would mix up the two.
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Smoke, formerly lead singer for Playa, tells TMZ the mix-up started when he showed up for the photo shoot with Sisqo and the rest of DH, including fellow new member, Black.
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Whether you carry it by its top handle like Kate or wear it as a crossbody, we love that this handbag style offers us versatility so we can mix up our look.
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The mix-up was only fixed after the musical's cast and crew had taken the stage in a celebratory group and begun their acceptance speech, followed by a second speech for Moonlight.
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The Vinson's arrival in South Korea has long been anticipated after a messaging mix-up between the Pentagon and the White House made it appear the carrier would arrive two weeks earlier.
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There have also been filmmakers who mix up Brakhage's influence in the genetic makeup of their films and can be seen anywhere from the avant-garde, to art house and documentary cinemas.
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For the first few years, everyone was sent somewhere in the company's home country of Finland, but it decided to mix up the locations to give employees time to see other cities.
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CNN (CNN)Authorities are investigating the death of a Mississippi man who was shot dead by police while they were serving a warrant for another individual in an apparent address mix-up.
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The business mogul gets turned away by two different polling sites because his name isn't on their voter rolls, apparently a mix up over his son, Donald Trump Jr., changing his address.
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However, if you're looking to mix up your selection, Zella also sells this pair of lightweight mélange joggers that are $6 cheaper and come in a heathered gray and royal blue hue.
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I tried POPiN and loved how it let me incorporate fitness into my busy schedule, whether I had an unexpected gap in between commitments or wanted to mix up my workout routine.
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Adele, fresh from her Album of the Year Grammy, also praised Moonlight, winner of Best Picture after a stunning mix-up: Ah Emma ❤️And Moonlight, congratulations so so wonderful ⭐️ pic.twitter.
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A White House official blamed the mix-up on a miscommunication, and the strike group is now expected to arrive off the Korean Peninsula at the end of the month, CNN reports.
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Donald Trump has at last spoken out about the Oscars, saying all the emphasis on politics undermined the glamour of the evening and led to the infamous mix-up over Best Picture.
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Parents of some of the children affected by the mix-up told El País that seeing their babies sprout unexpected hair was "very scary," as they did not know what was happening.
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If everyone tried the mix-up, we would have a better understanding of one another and even though we would disagree with each other, we might comprehend each others POV's more clearly.
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If the presenter happens to read a different name, expect a phalanx of producers to storm the stage, just to make sure there hasn't been a "Moonlight"/"La La Land" mix-up.
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A senior administration official later blamed the mix up on Redfield, who tweeted later Saturday that the "CDC erroneously identified the patient as a female" during a briefing with Trump and Pence.
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Mr. Cullinan posted on Twitter a photograph of Ms. Stone backstage shortly after she won the award for best actress, and minutes before the mix-up, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Soon after the ceremony, the academy announced that neither Mr. Cullinan, who had been on his smartphone and tweeting right before the mix-up, nor Ms. Ruiz would return to the Oscars.
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There are fun vehicle and stealth sections that mix up the gameplay to provide much-needed variety the original lacked, and a skill tree menu where you unlock extra attacks and abilities.
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We spoke with Jones who admits he was late on his payments -- but says it was a simple mix-up that could have been easily corrected without having to unload his sneakers.
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Last year's embarrassing envelope mix-up over the best picture winner was turned into a running joke, with Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway returning for a second year to announce the top prize.
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The playful couple poked fun at the shocking La La Land and Moonlight mix-up at the 2017 Oscars on social media on Monday, with Teigen teasing the singer in a Twitter video.
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Teigen, 32, opened up about the frequent mix-up surrounding the pronunciation of her last name while walking the red carpet with husband John Legend at the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night.
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Yet the bizarre mix-up that capped off the Academy Awards -- with "La La Land" being announced as best picture, before it was revealed that "Moonlight" actually won -- was one for the ages.
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If a mix-up did actually occur, it certainly wouldn't be the first time — for instance, a woman in Ohio sued a sperm bank in 2014, alleging it sent her the wrong sperm.
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"This was a mix-up on our part where the engine that finds companies' data protection offices' addresses identified the wrong email address," said Gal Ringel, co-founder and chief executive at Mine.
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You can grind up pumpkin pie spices with an Indigo mortar and pestle, drink warm apple cider from an Indigo mug, or mix up your favorite comforting soup in an Indigo Dutch oven.
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The third mix-up is that firms' main motivation is to manipulate either their stock prices or their earnings-per-share (EPS), which can be cosmetically boosted as the number of shares falls.
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Whether you're looking for new ways to get 'em out of your face, tips to mix up your style, or just some solid proof that they are versatile — just get the bangs already!
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The story came out of a series of interviews Martin did in Russia and he told Entertainment Weekly in an email that a language mix up may be to blame for the error.
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As nominees, guests and presenters scratched their heads following the Oscars' Best Picture mix-up on Sunday, Dunaway enjoyed burgers at the star-studded Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty and soaked up the evening.
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Less-celebrated Czech Strycova has a bag of tricks though and when she began to mix up the pace and spin and change the angle of attack, the local favourite failed to respond.
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Anni and Ashot Manukyan described the horror at learning that their baby boy had been born in a fertility center mix-up, and the legal battle to get custody of their biological child.
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In "North by Northwest," the real CIA officer (Leo G. Carroll) is not sympathetic to the predicament in which Grant's character finds himself as a result of the mix-up at the restaurant.
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I try to kind of mix up and have some serious storytelling with some ridiculous nonsensical tips and tricks that speak to myself and my brand and the things that I find interesting.
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Mladenovic and Garcia were picked by captain Amelie Mauresmo after their suspension, for damaging the French federation's image at the 2016 Rio Olympics following a mix-up over clothing, was lifted in September.
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Monero is designed to mix up any given Monero "coin" with other payments, so that anyone scouring Monero's blockchain can't link it to any particular identity or previous transaction from the same source.
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While money was allocated for Mr. Rosario's defense to look into his alibi claims, no further investigation was done because of a mix-up over whether the money had in fact been allocated.
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After an apparent mix-up at a pressing plant, three songs from Queens of the Stone Age's forthcoming LP Villains were pressed onto special editions of Australian singer-songwriter Gordi's new album, Reservoir.
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He has mostly mastered the soda gun, but can still mix up the buttons to dispense the correct mixer, including the C-button for Coke and the other C-button, for cranberry juice.
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In a number of video slides, Cuoco tagged her assistant's Instagram handle, seemingly to blame her for the mix-up, despite the fact that this apparently all went down on Emma's day off.
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They band together to stop the end of the world by keeping tabs on the Antichrist (although there is a bit of a mix-up) while the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse gather.
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The mix-up was reportedly made when her family, who had bought toilet paper in bulk for the last two years, changed products and ordered 48 boxes instead of the usual 48 rolls.
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But the mix-up could also hurt Sanders, who also may have been heading for a strong night and will now be deprived of the media and fundraising buzz he could have expected.
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It was identified as a different bag — one that had not been used to collect moon rocks — because of "a mix-up in inventory lists and item numbers," according to Judge Marten's decision.
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Washington (CNN)A celebrity chef kicked up a social media storm against the first daughter and a Washington restaurateur over a perceived guest list mix-up at a joint that serves $19 bagels.
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At both trials, Mr. Hernandez's lawyers argued that the confession was a fiction, a result of Mr. Hernandez's low intelligence and a mental disorder that caused him to mix up fact and fantasy.
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But for reasons that still remain murky, Fox & Friends actually booked Massachusetts state Senator and congressional candidate, Barbara L'Italien, who used the mix-up as an opportunity to speak straight to the president.
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While this is a great way to mix up IRL sex, keeping a sense of humor is crucial during Skype sex, which can involve lost Wi-Fi connections and the spinning wheel of doom.
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" REVIEW: Oscars mix politics, silliness, shock ending Accountancy firm investigating mix-up PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accountancy firm that is responsible for winners' envelopes, issued an apology for the mistake and said it was "immediately corrected.
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The mix-up at the base, about 70 miles from Tripoli, came during a time of growing alarm in Washington and in European capitals about the rise of the Islamic State's wing in Libya.
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"La La Light!" exclaimed Schumer, 35, in reference to the mix-up in which La La Land was initially announced as the winner of the 2017 Best Picture instead of the actual winner, Moonlight.
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Since the "sad" incident last month, Rosie Brooks and her sister Brenda Bennett-Johnson have been left wondering how this mix up could've happened at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, CNN affiliate WBBM reports.
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A student celebrating Star Wars Day prompted the brief evacuation of a Wisconsin high school on Thursday morning because they were wearing a Stormtrooper costume, officials said, describing it as a mix-up. Capt.
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Users that did enter their information on the faux site got a message reading "you got bamboozled" and were presented with directions on how to tell Equifax about its mix-up via social media.
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When the Golden Globes' Twitter account confused the Ugly Betty actress for Rodriguez in 2015, Entertainment Tonight asked the Rodriguez about the mix-up, and she responded by praising Ferrera: "Who cares?" she said.
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So it's very possible some of this is just a mix-up, that multiple options will be offered, or that the name change — again, if it happens — just isn't indicative of an OS change.
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TMZ broke the story, Offset was busted last week in Georgia for not paying traffic tickets but the charge was later dropped after the courts realized it was a mix up on their end.
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Flame was busted in 2014 for having a handgun in his carry-on bag ... but claimed he accidentally grabbed his fiancee's bag at home and brought it to the airport in a mix-up.
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In a social and political climate where conspiracy theories are more prevalent and cleared for discussion than ever, last night's mix-up was pure candy for the Infowars die-hards and Brangelina truthers alike.
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Thanks to a mix-up, Happy travels in the back of a truck from Amritsar to Pakistan and finds herself in the home of Bilal Ahmed (Abhay Deol), the son of a powerful politician.
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On Friday, he took to Twitter to respond to Trump's attacks, mocking him for the title mix-up and blasting the presumptive nominee's own campaign, which has been roiled with infighting among its staffers.
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Australia's flag mix-up was a harbinger of one of the more heated swimming beefs of these Olympics, as Aussie Mark Horton called Chinese swimmer Sun Yang a "drug cheat" prior to a race.
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The report set out a sequence of glitches and incomplete debriefings as well as a mix-up over paperwork over the number of cabin crew on board when Flight JT610 plunged into the sea.
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I found the news I got was mainly background noise with no focused time, and with news taken in all at once, so for my news diet mix up, I chose to change this.
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Throughout my experience in the new diet mix up, I know that if I ever want to be a valuable member of society I will need to be as informed as I can be.
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When he finally got to respond, he began with, "Well, on Afghanistan, I did mean Iraq," which is probably a bad mix-up for a would-be president of the United States to make.
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These attacks turn a simple mix-up into a nightmare, showing how easily bad actors can exploit the vulnerabilities of a ride-sharing culture that so many people trust to get them home safe.
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And by the way, that big flub last year, when the wrong movie was announced as best picture, had nothing to do with ranked choice voting; it was an old-fashioned envelope mix-up.
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Barr pinned the mix-up on a miscommunication between him and the interim head of the DC US attorney's office, Tim Shea, who had been a close aide of Barr's until earlier this month.
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Explaining how the mix-up went down, Florencia Lobo told Reuters that while in the northwest Argentinian province of Tucumán, she and her brother had found two kittens next to a dead adult cat.
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L'Oréal is continuing to advance into the tech space with the announcement of its Bluetooth-connected Perso — a gadget that'll mix up lipstick, foundation, or a skincare regimen that's customized to whoever owns it.
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Four years after his infamous Miss Universe mix-up, Steve Harvey came under fire once again while hosting the pageant, this time over a series of jokes he made about the country of Colombia.
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Unable to land a good zinger even during the best-picture mix-up involving "La La Land" and "Moonlight," Kimmel droned through most of his material like he was thinking about his grocery list.
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A few years ago, a chance mix-up with some brain scans at work led him to realize that his brain more closely resembled those belonging to psychopathic murderers than those of regular people.
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When the delivery driver was told there had been a mix-up because the Juvenile Justice Department did not serve fajitas, he informed them that he had been delivering fajitas there for nine years.
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If it's a mix-up that this was actually a shared ride and someone is trying to pile in four people, the driver can cancel the ride and not charge the passenger for the mistake.
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There was a major mix-up during the ceremony, when presenter Warren Beatty mistakenly awarded the Oscar to the Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone-starring musical La La Land after being given the wrong envelope.
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Here are some of the key stories CNBC is following this hour: Top accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers is doing damage control this morning after an epic mix-up at the Oscars over the best picture award.
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The embarrassing mix-up immediately drew comparisons to Harvey's flub at the 2015 Miss Universe pageant, when the Family Feud host mistakenly announced Miss Colombia as the winner, when Miss Philippines actually won the crown.
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The mix-up prompted some holders of Ultra's notes to file court papers on Monday arguing the day difference would mean the company's rights offering should be delayed to Wednesday from Tuesday, as originally planned.
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While we can't physically count ourselves among the Kensington Palace crowd, we can still sip on sparkling cans of lemon elderflower soda and mix up craft lemon elderflower cocktails like we're right there with them.
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He and Oh, 47, were first paired at the 2018 Emmy Awards, where they mocked the 2017 Oscars' La La Land/Moonlight mix-up before presenting the award for outstanding directing for a comedy series.
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Newton said it was a simple mix-up -- he didn't pack another shirt -- but it's clear Gonzalez thinks it's deeper than that ... saying Newton was trying to put one over on his team and organization.
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While you're in the awkward phase of dinner being not quite ready while the room fills with the heady scent of roasted bird, mix up a couple Fifth Pews with your mixologically nerdy older cousin.
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The FFT, however, lifted bans on Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic who were sanctioned for criticizing the organization following a mix-up over their clothing in a first-round women's doubles loss at the Games.
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I've been doing it for 10 years this July, and what we do is we mix up some of the older, rare, 80s, late 70s bass funk and move on forward to progressive modern funk.
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The "Shark Tank" investors, including guest judge, Alex Rodriguez, all clamored for a piece of the business, which sells insulated bottles that are an upscale version of plastic cups used to mix up protein shakes.
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An energized base of supporters in cities and suburbs, a more diverse freshman class in Congress to mix up the agenda, interesting likely candidates for President, and a shared focus on defeating President Donald Trump.
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But I'm personally a big fan of variety — yes, it's the cornerstone of CrossFit, but I'm not even necessarily talking about that (see above re: how I mix up lifting, yoga, Pilates, and elliptical time).
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" The best picture award was presented by Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, who because of a mix-up backstage by PwC, mistakenly announced last year's best picture winner as "La La Land" instead of "Moonlight.
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By the time the Oscars rolled around a month later, the anti-Trump jokes and declarations felt predictable and played out, and ended up being overshadowed by a best picture mix-up for the ages.
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Was it really less than a year ago that Barry Jenkins accepted the Oscar for best picture for "Moonlight," but only after the mix-up that seemed to give the award to "La La Land"?
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He added: "By the way its nothin with FPX im sure, just a mix-up somewhere" Should Swole Patrol officially join Flashpoint 215, it would join MIBR in having simultaneous entries in two CS:GO competitions.
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A growing symptom of the extreme political polarization in America is the rise of "cancel culture," where even the slightest mix-up or perceived transgression is cause for a boycott of public figures or businesses.
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How many times have you said to a friend, "let's save money and stay in this weekend," only to realize you're actually still spending quite a lot to mix up your own drinks at home?
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The envelope mix-up was painful, but it brought to the stage two directors in their 30s with five features between them and reminded the audience that Damien Chazelle and Barry Jenkins are not enemies.
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The Chiefs went from potentially having to forfeit the game due to an equipment mix up to dueling it out with Tom Brady and the Patriots, beating the six-time champions in Foxborough 23 -16.
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It's a good time for them to be able to use their strategy, their wit, and really be able to mix up the field and play a little bit different than it's been played before.
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All five "Shark Tank" investors, including guest judge, Alex Rodriguez, clamored for a piece of the business, which sells insulated bottles that are an upscale version of plastic cups used to mix up protein shakes.
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Of course, Everything and its 10-minute gameplay trailer (up top) won't win a Best Picture Academy Award (aside from any kind of La La Land, Golden Globes mix-up joke someone feels inclined to make).
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Simple products, traditional methods "My mum is a herbalist and aromatherapist so it has always been natural to me to mix up my own things at home," Okunniwa, who grew up in the UK, tells CNN.
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Mariah Carey had a little mix-up on the way back to her seat during a commercial break at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, accidentally landing in the seat of another entertainment legend: Meryl Streep.
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As we reach the true dog days of summer, and you've tried what feels like every Aperol trick in the book, you might start feeling less inclined to regularly mix up cocktails worthy of veteran mixologists.
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Ice Shaker started with a single product, an upscale version of the plastic cups used to mix up protein shakes, and now sells over two dozen styles of the insulated bottles, including tumblers and stemless cups.
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More recently, the CW Network has enjoyed a hit with Jane the Virgin, in which the heroine is artificially inseminated because of a mix-up at the hospital, and decides to carry the pregnancy to term.
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Meanwhile Tory leadership candidate Tony Clement has suggested Monsef step aside pending "more of an investigation" of the mix-up and how the government failed to learn of Monsef's true birthplace when she was being vetted.
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The making of 'Three Identical Strangers' The film starts with the 1980s reunion of Robert Shafran, David Kellman and Eddy Galland, who learn they're triplets after a "Parent Trap"-worthy mix-up on a college campus.
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That's the question that Chrissy Teigen and many others are asking in the wake of a passenger mix-up that caused a Tokyo-bound flight to return to Los Angeles after eight hours in the air.
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Every bartender worth his bitters has a favorite hangover cure—when you spend half your waking hours dishing out liquid headaches, you better know how to mix up a solution to the problem you helped create.
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The Nigerian men's soccer team had its trip to the Rio Olympics delayed by an airport mix-up, forcing the players to take a flight from Atlanta to Brazil on the day of their opening match.
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But on April 5, Mr. Schneiderman sent a letter to Michael J. Ryan, the election board's executive director, saying that the mix-up "may have misled eligible voters and could prevent their participation" in the primary.
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While most on the force no doubt support the Patriots, who are revered in the sports-mad region, duty called when much of the Chiefs' gear was late arriving in Boston after a shipping mix-up.
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A mix-up in scheduling led to a joint fitting for the actresses, and they continually exchanged items of clothing, like an "epic four-hour shopping trip the two characters might have taken together," Peterson said.
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However, at this point, I think that the only thing that would really bring me back to the game would be a big mix up like Blizzard's recent-ish launch of Heroes of the Storm 2.0.
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The mix-up led to what would have been Gest's final musical project: David Gest Is Not Dead, But Alive with Soul, a tour inspired by the Big Brother incident that would have kicked off July 1.
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Like the majority of Atlanta, this mix-up is played for laughs as Earn ends up temporarily going along with it—after all, if someone's going to be racist, why not use that to bolster your career?
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Lekwijit said his friend also emailed Starbucks&apos customer service department later that day to report the incident and got a "pretty standardized" reply, apologizing for the mix-up and gifting him $5 toward his next purchase.
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The host revealed that he was actually in the audience sitting next to Matt Damon when the mix-up happened, since he was going to close out the show with one final joke aimed at the actor.
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Brown's defenders argued that sloppy crime lab conditions may have caused a mix-up, and pointed to other suspects – including Ronald Tatro, a Vietnam veteran who'd served time for the abduction and sexual assault of a woman.
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" Read More No evidence Turkey wants to fight ISIS: Iraq PM "We need to show our population that we stand up for security, but this automatic combination and mix-up with immigration and security problems is wrong.
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Leipsic scored his seventh at 1:473 of the third period to tie it 2-2 when the Kings fired three shots on goal after a 2-on-1 rush following a line mix-up by Florida.
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A flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo turned back on Tuesday because of an apparent mix-up involving an unauthorized passenger on board — while a fashion model repeatedly tweeted about the episode to 9.2 million her followers.
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Evidence "does not indicate" the leaders deliberately lied about the mission; rather, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up, Africom chief of staff and lead investigating officer Army Maj. Gen.
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The number-one thing that budding mate enthusiasts do that makes mate aficionados cringe is seeing them move the straw around in a feeble attempt to mix up the yerba once the mate has already been brewed.
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The mix-up, POLITICO reported last month, was one of the reasons DOJ leaders later pressed the criminal division and the famously autonomous SDNY branch to more proactively work together and share resources on the Giuliani case.
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Make a song playlist — not a prepackaged one like "Holiday Hits," but one you create yourself, and play it through a wireless speaker, keeping your phone handy so you can mix up the mood throughout the night.
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To add to the mix-up, tax professionals also have to keep track of how states are proceeding with their deadlines, as some have changed the due dates of their returns and payment of state income taxes.
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He of course had a few envelope jokes, referencing the envelope mix-up last year that initially (and mistakenly) resulted in "La La Land" being named the best picture winner over "Moonlight" at the 89th Academy Awards.
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Gift the Pop Chart Exceptional Expressions of Espresso 18"x 24" Print, $24 Never mix up a macchiato and a cappuccino again with this cool print that breaks down the ingredient ratios of 23 espresso-based drinks.
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"This is really weird, because this is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of gummy bears and cotton candy … they don't look that good together because they kind of mix up," she said.
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After rumors swirled that our favorite Gladiators would be saying goodbye after season 6 – thanks to a mix-up from Good Morning America's Lara Spencer – the show's creator Shonda Rhimes took to Twitter to set the record straight.
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U.K. accountancy firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) accepts full responsibility for its calamitous role in Sunday night's Academy Awards mix-up as the PwC Global Chairman confessed to CNBC he was also watching the drama unfold live from his home.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Warren Beatty has called on Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president Cheryl Boone Isaacs to publicly explain the chain of events that led to Sunday night's shocking Oscars mix-up.
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Despite the demanding shooting schedule, the comedic actor would gladly reprise his White Chicks role, which had him and his younger brother Shawn dressing in whiteface and blonde wigs to impersonate two women after an FBI mix-up.
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The most critically-acclaimed episode of Rick and Morty's third season, "The Ricklantis Mix-Up ," takes place in the Citadel of Ricks, the gathering place of Ricks and Mortys from all the different parallel universes in the cosmos.
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It was only after the producers of the hit musical had launched into their acceptance speeches that they heard that there had been an unprecedented, scarcely believable mix-up, and that the best-picture recipient was actually "Moonlight".
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Back in 2012, a mother from Singapore sued a clinic after a similar mix up, and in 2014 a white mother in Ohio sued a sperm bank for mixing up her husband's sperm with an African-American donor.
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Mixed martial arts is exactly that - a cocktail of combat disciplines with whoever manages to mix up the most potent brew from their striking and grappling skills coming out on top in what can be brutal, grueling encounters.
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Moonlight, which won this year's Best Picture award after a shocking mix up last weekend, succeeds in part due to director Barry Jenkins' and cinematographer James Laxton's deep understanding and care for depicting black actors on the screen.
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Those already using Office as their daily driver software will love Timeline, I'm sure, but anyone who likes to mix up their ecosystems even a little bit will lament what it isn't rather than appreciate what it is.
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No one could benefit more from the mix up of a tournament than Koreshkov, who has the skills to become the champ again but might otherwise struggle to be offered another opportunity in the next year or two.
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If you get a failure in each of those situations -- a stressed gate agent or broken ticket scanner, an inattentive passenger wearing headphones, and a half empty plane -- then there is the possibility of a flight mix-up.
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Valdez thought it was a tragic mix-up, but when he realized it wasn't a mistake, and that his sister would be serving a 15-year federal-drug-sentence, he immediately started to look at the appeals process.
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The mix-up had no bearing on the game, but it was an amusing reminder that even things that should be a given — like where to play in the first inning — sometimes don't go as planned in baseball.
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When I get back to the office, I check my personal email and see that the spin studio I go to when I like to mix up my workouts is doing a sale on class packages for Halloween.
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For those scoring at home, this is Ray and Nikki's fourth dimwitted attempt to separate Emmit from his money, following Maurice LeFay's tragic mix-up, Nikki's failed office burglary and the safe-deposit-box scheme in St. Cloud.
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In September, the French tennis federation lifted a ban on the pair, who were sanctioned the previous month for criticizing the organization following a mix-up over their clothing in a first-round doubles loss at the Rio Olympics.
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Just as many Americans describe commercial wants as needs ("I need a Coke"), so too many students mix up the concepts of safety (which it is the authorities' job to ensure) with emotional comfort (which is nobody's look-out).
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Washington City Paper reported that the mix-up happened when the case worker arrived and requested the student he was supposed to pick up, and school officials brought out a different student who shared the same distinctive first name.
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There will be some celebratory drink involved (even if you're under 21, they'll mix up something special for you), and you'll also leave with a signed copy of the wonderful André Aciman book upon which the film is based.
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Pilots and cabin crew across the airline's 86 bases began to organize after the cancellation of thousands of flights in late 2017 due to a shortage of standby pilots, which management said was due to a rostering mix-up.
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In Apaseo El Grande, where 30 state and 33 military police showed up at the turn of the year to cope with the surge in murders, patrols stopped briefly because of a mix-up over the force's fuel budget.
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Instead of admitting its own mistake and offering users an apology, a spokesperson simply reiterated that there's a real website users can use, though after this mix-up, consumers probably don't have much faith in the company any longer.
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One of the Oscars accountants tasked with handling the winners envelopes has returned to social media after the major Big Picture mix-up at the 2017 Academy Awards ceremony, posting a selfie with Michael Strahan and colleague Brian Cullinan.
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The Knicks will never be confused for a run-and-gun offense, but they will run the floor in pursuit of easy buckets and they will mix up their looks, two things that never happened under the previous regime.
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If you'd like a preview of what's in store, check these stories exploring JAY-Z's new lyrics about Beyoncé and "Becky," Kanye West, his mother coming out as a lesbian, and the Moonlight–La La Land Oscars mix-up.
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You could mix up some brine and make this fantastic pork chop dish that I started eating a million years ago at the late-lamented Relish in Brooklyn and finally learned how to make from the chef Josh Cohen.
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Other conflicting pressures included poking fun at last year's envelope mix-up, which found "La La Land" mistakenly named best picture instead of "Moonlight," while taking the recognition of cinematic achievements like sound mixing and film editing supremely seriously.
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A little ways down the rope line, a reporter shouted a question about Thursday night's word mix-up — in which Biden misspoke by saying "poor kids are just as bright and talented as white kids" before immediately correcting himself.
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According to the police report ... the Checkers worker told cops the incident started when Pleasure P yelled at her through the intercom system for several minutes because there was a mix-up over $60 worth of grub he ordered.
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Still, he held on for third place in 2:06:36 despite rustiness and what he said was a mix-up with a pacesetter that caused Bekele to miss his bottle of fluids at four or five water stops.
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In a statement on Sunday, the airline described what happened as a "seat mix-up," but Ms. Coulter excoriated the airline in social media posts after she was removed from a seat that she said she had specifically booked.
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She's, understandably very upset, so when she gets home, she tearfully gives Darla a call and tells her she had a mix-up with her pie orders, so she's not going to be able to host her parents for dinner.
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Anni and Ashot Manukyan say that they "can never forgive" CHA Fertility Center in Los Angeles after the major mix-up, which occurred when they implanted the Manukyans' embryo and that of an unidentified third couple into a New York woman.
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Alex Vorro, 37, who works in downtown Chicago, is satisfied with mobile ordering - except when beverages take significantly longer than the app estimates or he gets the wrong drink because of a mix-up with someone with the same name.
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The singer—who famously confused tuna and chicken while chowing down on a bowl of Chicken of the Sea in 2003—weighed in on the mix-up that took place at Whole Foods last week over the similarly-colored proteins.
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While Grab in Southeast Asia and Didi in China managed to outmaneuver Uber by doubling down on local factors like regional payment plans, Villig explained that, in Europe, he sees Taxify's local advantage as its ability to mix up its strategy.
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Although Angelone agrees with the dietary guidelines to opt for oils instead of saturated fats, it is also important to remember to mix up the oils you use and try to consume olive and nut oils as much as possible.
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The series of assassins that come after John when his contract goes wide — the busker with the violin, the sumo wrestler, and so forth — mix up the fighting styles a fair bit, but they don't have names or distinct personalities.
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The compartments bear the German names for hemlock, wolfsbane, foxglove, and more—all lethal, properly administered—and the suggestion seems to be that the little vials are there for a would-be poisoner to mix up their own deadly cocktails.
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I mean, obviously there's not going to be another envelope mix-up — although now that I think about it, when Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield's ear off, nobody expected that he was going to do it again a minute later.
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After a history-making mix-up at the Academy Awards, when La La Land was mistakenly named the Best Picture winner over Moonlight, there were immediate comparisons to the Miss Universe shocker from 2015 — and the organization offered their help.
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Immersion blenders are so versatile in their mixing abilities, that we've rounded up 29 kick-ass recipes stretching way past things you'd expect to mix up, like your split-pea soup and classic tomato sauce (although, it's great for those, too).
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Oscar officials on Monday were investigating an embarrassing mix-up over the best picture award, which eventually went to African-American coming-of-age drama "Moonlight," after a ceremony studded with political jokes and minor mishaps.
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Vanity Fair reports that one of the main reasons for the mix-up was that Brian Cullinan, one of the PwC partners tasked with handing off the envelope along with Martha Ruiz, was distracted by the high-profile faces backstage.
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The destroyed sample would have looked similar to this Natural History Museum collection (Image: Natural History Museum)A box of rare daisies dating back to the mid 19th century has been destroyed by Australian biosecurity officials after a paperwork mix-up.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Two Argentina soccer fans who missed their side's World Cup match in Russia against Croatia because of a travel mix up were given tickets to Argentina's following game - courtesy of President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said on Friday.
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According to Paradis, after Larios didn't arrive at 6pm as planned, she was informed that after the mix-up was discovered, her elderly relative had been placed on a new flight to Raleigh and given a meal voucher for her troubles.
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A mix-up at a Catholic Festival in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo earlier this month left thousands of people reading the words to Tupac Shakur's "Hail Mary" instead of a 15th Century Catholic prayer of the same name.
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According to KTVB, Delta Airlines had a mix up with two puppies being shipped through the airline, flying one of the dogs from Virginia to the other side of the country, instead of the intended final destination of Boise, Idaho.
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Otherwise, they recommend just keeping some nice tonic water or syrup and small bottles of a natural mineral water on hand, and you'll be ready to mix up a craft cocktail (and maybe ward off some mosquitos) whenever the craving strikes.
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Just remember that pushing the switch down toward the testes closes the valve, and pushing it up toward the abdomen opens it, meaning sperm will be a-flowing along with semen (it would be a shame to mix up these directions).
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During an appearance on the yet-to-be-aired pilot for U.K. comedian Paul O'Grady's new show, Bunton, 43, recounted the embarrassing mix-up, which happened while distance separated the singer and her fiancé, Jade Jones, 40, while on tour.
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Warren Beatty's son Stephen Ira was quick to defend his father after Beatty's mix-up presenting the Best Picture Oscar at this year's Academy Awards, when the incorrect envelope led to La La Land mistakenly being named the winner over Moonlight.
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Not to mix up two Academy award-winning movies, but it appears that characters like Sonny and Sal are heading both our global economic and foreign delegations, and the outcome is as predictable as the ending of a Hollywood movie.
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Ouma Oluga, chief executive officer of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, said in a televised interview the mix-up on Sunday at Kenyatta National Hospital laid bare the dangers to patients of an "overwhelmed" system and staff.
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For a brief and extraordinarily confusing period late Saturday, it almost seemed as if the strike would come to an end because of a mix-up in the Senate, which initially — and accidentally — passed the bill with the 5 percent raise.
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Like a mix-up, being able to jump over someone and hit them in a way where the hit comes from behind instead of the front but it's ambiguous, and you've got to be able to learn how to read that.
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But, it turns out you don't have to leave the house or mix up a mocktail to enjoy the drink trend of summer 2019 because there are plenty of tasty non-alcoholic ready-to-drink beverages on the market right now.
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In San Diego, a woman who had been evacuated from China and hospitalized was declared free of the virus and allowed to return to the evacuees' quarantine quarters because of a mix-up that meant her samples weren't even tested.
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On Wednesday, DH reported that a mix-up by a Brussels taxi dispatcher meant a small car was sent to pick up the bombers instead of the minivan they had ordered and the passengers were forced to leave one bag behind.
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More than half of the 240 people killed when a tourist boat sank on a Branson lake were members of the same Indiana family, and they likely wouldn't have been on the ill-fated trip but for a ticket mix-up.
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In a review of factors that contributed to the mix-up with Jaden's address, the investigation department scrutinized the Emergency Children's Services, a unit within the child welfare agency that handles cases after weekday business hours and during weekends and holidays.
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Specifically, a 46-tweet thread in which Seamas O'Reilly, an Irish newspaper writer, relates how, thanks to a mundane service-industry scheduling mix-up, he was once called on to serve drinks to the president of Ireland while high on ketamine.
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Cullinan was found to have posted a now-deleted backstage photo of Emma Stone on Twitter just after she won her Oscar minutes before the mix-up — a departure from official duties widely seen as likely to have distracted him.
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According to the Delaware News Journal, many of the parents who were in attendance found the mix-up "disgraceful and disrespectful," the newspaper reported, and others wondered on social media if the song was a mistake or a prank by students.
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" But Corry bristled when his apology to her in 2015 seemed to mix up her incident with another — "When he phoned her, he said was sorry for shoving her in a bathroom" — and explained that he "used to misread people.
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DUBLIN, May 18 (Reuters) - A mix-up in Ireland's parliament on Thursday that allowed passage of a motion calling on the government to delay the flotation of state-owned Allied Irish Banks will not affect the proposed sale, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said.
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A newspaper mix-up Speaking to reporters at an October 2 meeting with the Finnish President, Trump told a story about how he knew a new book on his immigration policy was inaccurate because it was written by journalists from The Washington Post.
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"There have to be lots of opportunities to have breaks and mix up tasks, and offices where people can focus on something beautiful," says Elana Newman, who is research director at the Dart Center and a psychologist at the University of Tulsa.
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Prosecutors want to determine whether there was no mix-up of remains during burial, as well as whether damage to the bodies had been described correctly in previous inquiries, arguing that Russia's refusal to return the plane's wreckage was a critical obstacle.
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As the director of the Oscars, Weiss recognizes that award shows are supposed to be infused with the spontaneity only available in live TV. There can be memorable flubs (see: the Great Oscars Best Picture mix-up of 2017) or wild speeches.
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" The communications mix-up, according to the Times, was the result of "a glitch-ridden sequence of events, from an ill-timed announcement of the deployment by the military's Pacific Command to a partially erroneous explanation by the defense secretary, Jim Mattis.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Mexico winger Hirving Lozano took advantage of an awful mix-up in the Russian defense to score an extraordinary goal which gave his side a 2-1 win and knocked the Confederations Cup hosts out of the tournament on Saturday.
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The mix-up at the first changeover denied the Netherlands a chance to qualify for the 4x100m women's relay final and give Schippers a chance of a consolation medal after she failed in her bid for a 100 and 200m golden double.
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Read more: Couple describes the horror of learning a stranger gave birth to their baby boy in a fertility clinic mix-up, forcing them to sue for custody of their childAround the time the case was settled, Kim moved to New Jersey.
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Accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said security was provided at the homes of Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz following Sunday's blunder, in which an envelope mix-up led to the announcement of the wrong film as best picture winner during the live TV broadcast.
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That mix-up prompted demands for explanations from Lamar Smith (R-Tex.) of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology as well as Mike Conaway (R-Tex.), Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), and Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) of the Committee on Agriculture. Rep.
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Even when I was touring full time and playing a few hundred shows a year, I was always involved in various activist projects and campaigns, and often I'd mix up my shows with workshops and trainings for unions, grassroots organizations, student groups, etc.
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Determined to avoid a repeat of the envelope snafu that resulted in a stunning Oscar best picture mix-up last year, new rules have been adopted by PwC, the accounting firm that tabulates votes for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York Knicks' abysmal season took yet another unfortunate turn this week after a purported mix-up at Madison Square Garden led to a public rift with one of the team's most famous and stalwart supporters, director Spike Lee.
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President Donald Trump, speaking to supporters at a rally in New Hampshire on Monday, appeared to mix up the Granite State's capital of Concord with the Massachusetts town by the same name where a key battle in the American Revolution took place.
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If this gets boring after a while, as it very well may, you can always mix up your routine in other, free ways, like making a new lifting playlist, maybe giving podcasts a try, or dragging a friend along to lift with you.
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I did not, despite having encountered the term several times in the Harry Potter books, but I also don't run a food website: It perhaps contributed to the above mix-up that the word "mince," by itself, apparently does refer to ground beef.
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Obama wore was never simply that it was good to mix up your wardrobe among a group of designers, but rather that clothes were most resonant when they were an expression of commitment to an idea, or an ideal, that had resonance.
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Last month, the Academy announced new protocols for its live televised awards ceremony after a backstage envelope mix-up by a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) accountant led to "La La Land" wrongly being named best picture instead of "Moonlight," in the biggest blunder in Oscar history.
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"This is really weird, because this is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of gummy bears and cotton candy … they don't look that good together because they kind of mix up," she said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2016.
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"This is really weird, because this is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of gummy bears and cotton candy … they don't look that good together because they kind of mix up," she said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2016.
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"This is really weird, because this is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of gummy bears and cotton candy … they don't look that good together because they kind of mix up," she said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2016.
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Two years after becoming the first to try a robot DJ, the five-story Karlovy Lazne Music Club has gone a step further with the launch of a robotic bartender to mix up cocktails, after its manager was inspired by seeing one in Las Vegas.
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Brian Cullinan, the accountant whom PricewaterhouseCoopers blamed for causing the chaotic Best Picture mix-up at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, tweeted a photo of Emma Stone just minutes before handing presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the wrong envelope for Best Picture.
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"This is really weird, because this is like real jewelry and most of my jewelry is made out of gummy bears and cotton candy … they don't look that good together because they kind of mix up," she said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2016.
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The show, as alluded to earlier, is headlined by a fight between Jimi Manuwa and Corey Anderson in an classic mix-up of styles which could leave a lasting impact on the UFC light heavyweight rankings with both men ranking fourth and sixth, respectively.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said on Wednesday it has decided to retain the services of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) despite a backstage envelope mix-up that led to the wrong film being announced the winner of the best picture Oscar last month.
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Not only will the Patriots be up big in Miami, meaning they might kill the clock, but don't be surprised to see Bill Belichick try to mix up his game plan, particularly after James White and Rex Burkhead combined for 24 touches in Week 1.
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A laundry mix-up left me without pants — long story — and after an hour of waiting for help from a bellman, to no avail, I was forced to wrap a towel around my waist and wrest new pants from the trunk of my car myself.
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The mix-up sparked conversation about how -- if Reeves and Grant, who have been friends for a decade, are indeed a couple -- it would be a refreshing case of a male celeb dating a woman closer to his own age, as Reeves is 55.
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If you're going to wear this every day, you're going to want to mix up your bands a bit, and the upgraded bands go a long way toward making the Charge 23 look and feel a little more elegant than the standard rubber band.
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Those supporting the idea claim that the evidence of Bahrain – where Lewis Hamilton had a botched first lap in Q3 – shows that it would mix up the order, because his best two laps would have been good enough for only fourth on the grid.
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Ties The first time I'd miscarried I was a 24-year-old newlywed and, because of a scheduling mix-up, I'd had to wait two days for a D & C. While I mourned the loss, I found it macabre and scary to be carrying death.
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LOS ANGELES, March 1 (Reuters) - The organizers of the Academy Awards said on Wednesday that the two PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) accountants behind the mix up that saw "La La Land" incorrectly named best picture before "Moonlight" was declared the real winner, will not work the Oscars ceremony again.
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Busy Philipps was front and center on Oscar night during the now-infamous ending — in which an envelope mix-up caused Bonnie and Clyde costars Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway to mistakenly announce La La Land as the Best Picture winner instead of Moonlight, the actual victor.
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After kicking off with a self-aware warning that announced winners maybe shouldn't "get up right away" to accept their award, just in case of another mix-up, Kimmel took a pointed turn into the uglier side of Hollywood that the Harvey Weinstein allegations brought to light.
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The Killing Eve actress, 47, and the Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor, 40, were last on stage together at the 2018 Emmy Awards during which the pair mocked the 2017 Oscars' La La Land–Moonlight mix up before presenting the trophy for outstanding directing for a comedy series.
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WENDY&aposS, DENNY&aposS AND MORE TROLLING IHOP OVER BURGER ANNOUNCEMENT When he called the store, an employee named Amy apologized for the mix up and told him she would send his order to the correct location and give him 50 percent off for the trouble.
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That's because the rest of the film is silent due to the premise, a fact that becomes all the more apparent when you're trying to find the right moment to chew your handful of popcorn and mix up your frozen drink with a very squeaky straw.
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The other nice touches are environmental items and vehicles that mix up the standard breach formula, which can feel overused after the first few dozen times you're forced to break through a closed door or jump through a pane of glass into a room full of enemies.
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But many works mix up the bones of animals (and sometimes humans) to make bigger statements about our interconnectedness and our responsibility to try and safeguard the whole of environment while at the same time acknowledging and respecting animals which many people consider ugly and useless.
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The unbearable cruelty of the defeat – the mix up in the defence, the routine finish, the ruffle of Laurent Koscielny's hair as Martins sprinted off to celebrate – only added to the angst in North London, gripped as it was by the worst trophy drought for decades.
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Within that framework, it seems to intentionally mix up positive and negative feelings through its instrumentation: familiar synth pulls and screeches characteristic of unbridled delight on the dancefloor are coated in a certain kind of messy rumble evocative of the feeling of wanting to throw up.
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The Mostra opens on Wednesday with "First Man", which reunites Gosling with Damien Chazelle, who won Best Director for "La La Land", the musical that was initially awarded Best Picture in the notorious mix-up during the 2017 Oscars ceremony where the actual winner was "Moonlight".
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She recognized the music it played on one side as Decent Criminal's, so, thoughtfully, she sent the band a video to prove it: Apparently the mix-up can be explained by the fact that both records were pressed at the same plant in the Czech Republic.
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According to The New York Times, the fire raged without notice for 30 minutes after the smoke alarm was sounded because of a mix up over the layout of the building, at which point some crucial time in the rush to save the structure was lost.
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In this celebration at the Morris-Jumel Mansion, Manhattan's oldest house (1765), children can learn how ice cream was made in the 18th century and then mix up some flavors of their own: either something unusual and distinctly colonial, like lavender, or a dependable standby, like vanilla.
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Officials in the state say the new partnership with Microsoft is not a direct reaction to the mix-up on the Republican side in 28503, when Mitt Romney appeared to be the winner for weeks before the final vote total showed Rick Santorum with a slight lead.
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When Kate Steinle was killed in 2015 by 54-year-old Garcia Zarate, an unauthorized immigrant, in San Francisco, the murder was immediately blamed on the city's sanctuary policies (despite the fact that Zarate's release was actually the result of a mix-up by the federal government).
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This setup is enjoyable enough, but as you progress, new mechanics are introduced to mix up how you need to think about each puzzle, like tiles that can't be moved at all, ice tiles that slide in a direction until they hit a wall, or immovable tiles.
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He added: "By the way its nothin with FPX im sure, just a mix-up somewhere" China-based FPX was forced to forfeit their final match in the first phase of the $1 million tournament after their proposed takeover of the Heroic's Denmark-based roster fell apart.
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Take Milo's (5) + one (3) and mix up those letters to find something that could mean a dollar in crosswordese, say, SIMOLEON, a slang term that you have hopefully heard of (in order to get the punch line to these jokes it helps to know the language).
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Along with these weapons, you have a shield that can be used to stop projectile (or send them back at enemies if you have good timing) and you'll find a whole bunch of other weapons and guns along the way to mix up your loadout with.
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Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz, blamed for the envelope mix-up that led "La La Land" to be being erroneously named best film before "Moonlight" was declared the actual winner, are still employed as partners of the prestigious accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), a company spokesman said.
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But, Marta instinctually gave Harlan the correct dose of both medications, because rather than looking at the labels, she knows the weight and feel of each liquid, which means she grabbed the right medication despite the mix-up (one liquid is more viscous than the other).
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The spectacular best picture mix-up at this year's Oscars was a humiliating moment for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, and especially the accounting firm PwC — but it will not cost the firm its prized client.
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This setup is enjoyable enough, but as you progress, new mechanics are introduced to mix up how you need to think about each puzzle, like tiles that can't be moved at all, ice tiles that slide in a direction until they hit a wall, or immovable tiles.
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