While I was there, I started mucking around with this new thing, that was the early '203s, I started mucking around with this new thing called the internet and that ... Mucking later.
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On the other, there's mucking around in the game code.
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After mucking around for a while, we eventually hop back in Regalia.
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Twitter, realistically, has been mucking around with the timeline for some time now.
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Ankit slipped to his death while "mucking around" at the popular tourist site.
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"Iran is following Russia's example of mucking around in Iraq's elections," Mattis said.
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And yet we can't seem to stop ourselves from mucking around in there.
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You don't want to go in and start mucking around with the colors.
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Mattis also called out the Putin regime for "mucking around" in other people's elections.
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"There's a bunch of people mucking around in the home already," Hodge told TechCrunch.
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So don't be mucking around with your phone while you're speeding down the highway, ok?
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Then I got really interested in policy because Congress kept mucking around with the space station.
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"The job, I thought, would be a few hours at least, mucking around with it," Whale said.
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Conservatives point to Obamacare's marketplace woes as evidence that government should stop mucking around with health insurance.
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Whether it's for a fancy charity function, or mucking around at a sporting event, they get it right.
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So what have you discovered mucking around in the settings and utilties folders on your phone or computer?
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Ethan was mucking around in the grass in front of the stands, a few feet from his parents.
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And could Trump mucking around with a pillar of the global order, American alliances, put it in jeopardy?
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I'd go up there on the weekends to see him and he'd have the horse and start mucking around.
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OK, so, you know, he&aposs still mucking around in Syria, he&aposs not still not done anything in Ukraine.
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They say the president is mucking around in the DACA negotiations and tripping on himself, therefore he'll own a shutdown.
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Each film is a standard cocktail of soju-fueled fumbling, calculated ambiguities and Hong mucking around with a zoom lens.
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You know, the United States does not have clean hands when it comes to mucking around in other people&aposs elections.
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He really hated George Bush and Tony Blair and them going to war together, so he was mucking around on stage.
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But a surprising amount of modernity can trace its roots to another kind of activity: people mucking around with magic, toys, games.
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I thrilled to the art of flânerie, mucking around idly via my own feet, every walk a treasure of idiosyncrasy and intimacy.
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Trump, of course, is pursuing his personal passion projects in the fields of being mean to immigrants and mucking around with trade policy.
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Veteran officers know that the city is awash in violent crime and that mucking around with Gray over a dope collar amounts to nothing.
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"I was too scared to tell anyone because it felt like mucking around: it was like finding a needle in a haystack," he says.
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After graduation, though, she moved back to New York and started "mucking around in the garment district" while taking classes at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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Democrats do have a solid fallback option in Texas — former San Antonio mayor and HUD Secretary Julian Castro — but he is also mucking around with a presidential campaign.
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The era's conservatives insisted that human nature — and therefore human society — was irredeemably imperfect, and that too much mucking around with social legislation bred an overreaching, tyrannical government.
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And he might focus more on rebuilding the domestic economy than on mucking around in foreign elections and allowing his goons to prey on harmless shamans and thoughtful reporters.
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And, of course, Bush and most pre-Trump Republicans are free traders who wouldn't be mucking around with taxes on imported washing machines or vague promises to end NAFTA.
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In an experiment that asked adult players to predict what would happen next in a video clip, the best performers had spent more time mucking around aged six to ten.
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"The kids were mucking around and there was this great atmosphere — and Uncle Bobby stood there for a minute," Mr. Morrison said of the crowd, where white and Aboriginal swayed together.
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We need a fully staffed diplomatic corps that can skillfully promote American interests abroad, without mucking around in the domestic politics of other countries where our vital interests aren't clearly in play.
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It gives away nothing to say that involves mucking around with alien DNA, in what's being described as a "reinvention" of the franchise that might be evolutionary but doesn't feel like progress.
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The only real hurdle here is how much time the GOP actually wants to spend mucking around with CRA votes, as opposed to moving on to other business, like health care or taxes.
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It's here where I spent most of my time mucking around, seeing how many swordsmen I would need to overwhelm a line of cannons, or seeing how shield men fared against an army of ninjas.
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I get that they don't want the federal government posting troops at the polls, or mucking around in their voter rolls, or conducting their election business any more than they'd welcome Russia doing the same.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has accused Iran of "mucking around" in the parliamentary election, in which Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is seeking another term after a successful, U.S.-backed war against Islamic State militants.
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If Twitter were any kind of smart, it would build up Highlights into a Story format that lives alongside your main feed instead of incessantly mucking around with the order of tweets on the home tab.
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"I don't think mucking around with the ACA and trying to make the wheels come off is going to help small-business owners," said Yeske, who is also director of Golden Gate University's financial planning program.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has accused Iran of "mucking around" in the parliamentary election, in which Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is seeking another term after a successful, U.S.-backed war against Islamic State militants.
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"They are very sweet and it's just a big more low-key and casual – [Kate]'s mucking around with him on the swing in the garden, having a great time, like any other mom," adds designer, Cohen.
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But the Kremlin is not the only hostile government mucking around in America's cyberspace — China and North Korea are two others honing their cyber-arsenals, and they, too, could be tempted to manipulate partisan strife for their ends.
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WASHINGTON - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis accused Iran on Thursday of "mucking around" in Iraq's May parliamentary election, in which Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is seeking another term after a successful, U.S.-backed war against Islamic State militants.
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During free periods, the kids can choose between playing dominoes, mucking around in the compost bin, and kneeling beside the opening to sift through the jumble of relics that have fallen out of generations of jacket pockets and backpacks.
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At the time, she was an M.F.A. candidate at Yale working on her now-iconic series "Girl Pictures" (1997-2002), staged portraits of adolescent girls cast as runaways wandering beneath highway overpasses and mucking around in roadside drainage ditches.
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We know he's just mucking around at home with his cinematographer Kris Jenner (we see your strong Halloween costume too, Lily Allen), but this makes us think Harbour was a missed opportunity for the just-released Shining sequel Doctor Sleep.
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But he still moves forward with mucking around with his memories, and he lies down on the sand… which is exactly where Karl Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård) found him in the season premiere, some 14 days after the robot uprising began.
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Friends and advisers say Mr. de Blasio would perhaps be happiest next in a job like chairman of the Democratic National Committee, where he could return to his political operative roots while mucking around in the minutiae of the party platform.
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Why we're hyped: The cast is terrific — in addition to Herbers and Colter, Evil stars Lost and Person of Interest's Michael Emerson, who knows his way around a genre series — and the Kings are clearly having fun mucking around in horror.
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Barring the odd Christian conservative, medievalists tended to lean left: a Marxist grad student, say, mucking around in land ownership patterns to show how past inequalities gave birth to present ones, or an environmentalist activist, perhaps, fascinated with vegetable-dyed handspun clothing.
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Gorka acknowledged in an interview with Recoil magazine that "the Kremlin has been mucking around in democratic elections around the world since its inception," but denied that the Trump campaign colluded with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid Moscow's election meddling last year.
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Mattis, appearing with his British counterpart in London, also called out the Putin regime for "mucking around" in other people's elections -- a particularly notable claim coming at a time when federal and congressional investigators are probing alleged Russian meddling in the US elections last November.
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Also, James Mattis calls out Russia "mucking around" in elections Thousands of former Trump University students will get most of their money back, with a judge approving a $25 million settlement Kentucky's only abortion provider avoids a Monday closure after federal judge grants temporary restraining order.
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He then has a very sweet moment where he tells her how he hadn't believed in anything until he met her (+10) which is the best Tyrion moment all season, because it's completely free of the internet-baiting drunk humor he's been mucking around in this year.
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After mucking around in a lot of survey data, he came up with this basic idea: Liberals and people of the left underpin their politics with moral concerns about harm and fairness; they are driven by the imperative to help the vulnerable and see justice done.
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Drawing inspiration from German Romantic painter Caspar David Frierich's fondness for isolated figures in sprawling landscapes and the archetype of the cowboy (often imagined as a lonesome dude in a wide open space), the show features five cowboys mucking around a painter's studio and, at times, inside paintings.
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Original photo concepts for Sticky Fingers, that infamous vinyl sleeve with real zipper, and a giant print of the Goats Head Soup sleeve photo usher you on to Andy Warhol polaroids of Mick and Keef mucking around, and Charlie's sketches for tour posters — as well as some of the posters themselves.
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He thinks the federal government is clumsy and wasteful, that rich people get too many breaks, that mucking around in other countries is risky, that anybody entering the United States should pass through customs and that nobody should be defined by his or her gender, race, religion or sexual orientation.
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"I don't know if it was John or if it was Ringo but they took the camera off me and said, 'This is no way to use a camera' and they sort of jiggled it upside down and inside out a bit, and everybody was just mucking around," Swane said in a statement provided by the NFSA.
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Kevin is furious when Terry tells him that Sally is fair game. Kevin warns him to keep his hands off her. Sally enjoys canoodling with Terry in the Yard whilst continuing to see Kevin. Curly is upset at the way Terry is mucking around with Sally.
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Together, heart to heart we'll open, and we'll see the light in the sky. Together, heart to heart we'll open with hope - for love. And if we only believe, no mucking around, on the road coming up, it's a song for love. Together... \-- Yachad - lev el lev niftach venir'e, ta'or shebashamayim Yachad - lev el lev niftach betikva - la'ahava.
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The original video features Billie dancing on a stage in a green catsuit. Throughout the video she is surrounded by several colourfully dressed male dancers. There were cut scenes of Billie and some of the other male dancers mucking around the camera close-up. Innocent had to decide which video to include on the enhanced single and chose the other video.
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In 1952, Mitchison went to Moscow as a member of the Authors' World Peace Appeal. She went frequently to Africa, especially to Botswana, where she was made a sort of tribal mother (Mmarona) to the baKgatla people. Mucking Around (1981) best describes her haphazard travels in five continents over 50 years. Later works included further historical novels: The Bull Calves (1947) about the Jacobite rising of 1745 and The Young Alexander the Great (1960).
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Dancing in the Storm is the sixth studio album by Australian rock band Boom Crash Opera. The album was released in Australia on 1 May 2009 as part of the Liberation Music "Blue Acoustic" series. The physical version came with a bonus live DVD, recorded in June 1993. The group said they recorded "the songs that came easy, without too much thinking or mucking around" and toured the album nationally throughout May and June 2009.
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Daystar's father later remarried and the family moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where Daystar met his friend Hakeem, who at the time was a janitor. Daystar's nickname "Lanez" was given to him by Hakeem, as a comment on Daystar's thrill seeking tendencies, that sometimes saw him mucking around in the street, not looking for traffic and playing in the lanes. In 2006, he was sent to live with his cousin Dahir Abib, Orane Forrest, in Jamaica, Queens, New York because of his behavior issues. Daystar then was forced to return to Toronto with his grandmother.
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" The Guardians David Peschek wrote that "Broadcast's recent records have often seemed too cluttered with effects" but that on Tender Buttons the band "managed to find a halfway house between this always engaging but fussed- at sound and … resonant, muscular psychedelia". In a positive review, Paul Woloszyn of musicOMH said that the album "takes you to another planet with a sonic soundscape lent from Stereolab, but developed to be distinctly Broadcast", and referred to the album as "arguably their finest moment". Writing for Stylus Magazine, Jeff Siegel said that "on its surface, [Tender Buttons] seems like such a simple little curlicue, all Mother Goose coos, descending-scale melodies, and no-wave screech over dinky drum-machine patters … no mucking around in different time signatures, no showy genre fusions, just a single idea … most acts would falter here, but Broadcast pull it off with an easy grace and breezy elegance". PopMatters reviewer Adrien Begrand wrote that "instead of finding a comfortable middle ground, there's more of a sense of tension to the proceedings, the vocal hooks lulling you, only to have electronic noise jolt you awake", further referring to Tender Buttons as "rewarding [and] their boldest album to date.
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