It takes a perfect system and mucks it all up.
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It mucks up the works in December for getting tax reform.
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The only others present are teammates, Patriots hangers-on, and N.F.L. muck-a-mucks.
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There is a feeling of optimism, as everyone mucks in to prepare for the next market.
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When they pass through the Universe, all the stuff they cross through mucks up the waves.
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"It's incredible how everyone from the community mucks in at times of need," Mr. Marshall said.
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Basically, anything but pure presence and human connection just mucks up our swiftest path to sustainable happiness.
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So she blows money like it isn't hers (spoiler: it isn't) and generally mucks around with things.
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That liver fat mucks up the workings of the liver and leads to a process called insulin resistance.
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But we gotta run it by a few more folks,' so it went to the muckety-mucks upstairs.
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Mr. Lecesne, usually a skilled teen whisperer, even mucks up Leanne's annoyingly precocious 13-year-old daughter (Isabella Russo).
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But then, in the Bachelorette finale, he mucks it all up and doesn't have the conversation when he meets her parents.
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There are plenty of things we individuals can do, even if the muckety-mucks that Mr. Kerry enjoins fail to act.
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The more Trump mucks around with American alliances, the more unstable the world becomes — making a large military conflict more imaginable.
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Before the government mucks around with either people's' lives or their jobs, there had better be good reason - established fact - not asserted claim.
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This clean, Messenger-dedicated site is free of ads and other junk that mucks up your screen when you're trying to chat with friends.
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While Congress mucks around, or just as likely does nothing, a president has to act on the priorities that got him or her elected.
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McGovern's elite clientele included the muckety-mucks of Wall Street, who flocked to McGovern's gym on 42nd Street or hosted McGovern's trainers in their own homes.
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To participate in their lifestyle and connect with others like themselves, furries often needed navigate the pre-web telnet servers called MUCKs, or Multi User Created Kingdoms.
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The show itself was packed with diehard fan club members, music industry muckety-mucks, and a few lucky souls like Jack, who'd come by his ticket serendipitously.
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The "top oncologist out there" is on Bobby's payroll, and if the extension of Donnie's life mucks with his timeline, the good doctor can be compelled to forget the Hippocratic oath.
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But then Ferguson mucks that up by having actors perform the taped Oval Office meetings, with Douglas Hodge as Nixon, complete with sweaty upper lip and at-times slurred, drunken delivery.
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You won't get the robust features some third-party scanners offer, like text recognition that makes your documents searchable, but you won't have to install another app that mucks up your home screen.
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If there were any "muckety-mucks" at the World Economic Forum, we would have been too busy launching schemes to reskill American workers, tackle inequality or protect the world's dwindling biodiversity to notice.
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The week before, about 503 chefs, sommeliers, editors, writers and other muck-a-mucks from around the planet had converged on that city for the annual unscrolling of the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.
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The complete avoidance of prismatic color lends the shows a silver-tinged purity that, in any number of works — including the entirety of Crazy Bitch — Braun willfully mucks up in both form and content.
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Though Davos is a major conference of global muckety-mucks, the kind of place where you can find the former leaders of major countries just lounging at the hotel bar, American presidents typically don't attend.
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Even if the high muckety-mucks of the world are extremely concerned with climate change and the fate of humanity, the leaders of the Takoma homeowners association are concerned with keeping Takoma the way they like it.
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In the first thread, Russian hackers use the simplest of phishing techniques against clueless Democratic muckety-mucks to tap into a bunch of Democratic Party emails, exposing not state secrets but a bunch of squalid intraparty backbiting.
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The six-part series, which becomes available on Thursday, is from Will Sharpe, a young writer and director who fearlessly mucks with the conventions of narrative storytelling and domestic comedy-dramas as he gives us the Flowers family.
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I personally am not bothered by the repetition because I think the two uses are sufficiently different, but for our purposes here I will err on the side of caution and flip it to [Muckety-mucks they're not].
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So I was welcomed in and that meant that I suddenly was playing music with Paul Allen from Microsoft, and Felipe Con from Borland, and the chief technology officer at Apple, and all these other big mucky-mucks in the industry.
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Bismack Biyombo mucks up spacing, but Gordon is prone to wander aimlessly around the perimeter (you can find him doing just that at the bottom of the frame in the video below), rendering his prolific 1.71 points per possession on cuts useless.
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But in the US, a committee chair over here might want to keep one of the child assistance programs being integrated, one over there might demand an unrelated concession, and so on, so the process mucks up policies until they're ugly and inefficient.
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That hack was sophisticated, intentional, and enormously damaging, causing $35 million in digital damage, smearing showbiz muckety mucks, and briefly holding a movie release hostage and leading to a lingering debate that threatens to soften Hollywood's ability to satirize—a tangible blow to free speech.
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At Davos and the other international conclaves where the muckety-mucks celebrate the new economic world they have helped create, which has rewarded them so amply, corporate leaders move seamlessly from sessions discussing the risks of climate change, growing inequality and financial instability, to dinners at which they praise tax cuts for billionaires and corporations and applaud proposals for deregulation.
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During the last cleanup, 40 tons of assorted trash were dragged from the canal, including bicycles, motorcycles, two empty safes, gold coins, a pallet truck, two wheelchairs, a toilet bowl, and two shells dating back to World War I. Célia Blauel, deputy mayor in charge of the environment and canals, demanded that Parsians respect the canal once the cleanup effort is complete: "If everyone mucks in and avoids throwing anything in the water, we might be able to swim in the canal in a few years, as in numerous other European cities," she told Le Parisien.
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Mucks and H. White in 1916 Arlie Max Mucks (December 10, 1891 - July 10, 1967) was an American track and field athlete who competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics.
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MUCKs are extensible by design, players can create and modify ("build") all internal objects of the game environment, including rooms, exits, and even the system commands, for which the MUCKs use the MUF (Multi-User Forth) language. Fuzzball MUCKs also use Message Parsing Interpreter (MPI) which can be used to embed executable code into descriptions of all in-game objects. Unlike many other virtual worlds, however, TinyMUCK and its descendants do not usually have computer-controlled monsters for players to kill.
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"" (1994) Four years later, in 1999, FurryMUCK had become "one of the longest-running and best-maintained social MUCKs online", and it is still online today.
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Performed by Gould, Mucks divorces her husband so that she is free to marry an already married author, Horace Littlefield. A reviewer complimented Goulds acting skills, saying she almost walks away with the show.
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The next decade, the internet became accessible to the general population and became the most popular means for furry fans to socialize. The newsgroup alt.fan.furry was created in November 1990, and virtual environments such as MUCKs also became popular places on the internet for fans to meet and communicate.
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The comedy dealt with life in Paris, France, particularly the events in the life of an American girl who was there. In April 1929 Gould appeared in Legitimate Lovers, a play written by Alice and Natalie Barney. A comedy, the theme deals with Mrs. Mucks of Chicago, Illinois.
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Brackenburn flows into the Garrier burn, then into the Carmel and finally into the Irvine at Springside. Brides burn flows into the Annick Water in Stewarton near Brides Bridge. Brocklees burn flows into the Glen water via the Mucks water. Bucht burn rises at Todhills Moss and flows into the Whiteleehill burn and then on into the Hareshawmuir water.
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The music video was directed by Nick Rusconi and was released on 17 March 2014. It was filmed at Hotel Royal Splendide in Lugano, Switzerland. The video starts with two visitors entering a hotel where the hotel manager (Christian Frapolli, credited as "The Director" in the video) wants Sebalter to serve them. However, Sebalter just mucks around, which annoys the hotel manager.
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Jones mucks it up, accidentally throwing his rifle on the Drill Sergeant's foot. At the exercise Wilson does not make a good job of leadership. Jones volunteers to be the scout, but ants climb up his trousers and he has to take them off to get rid of them. Believing it's the signal to advance, the platoon move forward, but soon find themselves in an ambush.
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Some peats and mucks contain a sufficient abundance of frustules that they can be mined. Most of Florida's diatomaceous earths have been found in the muck of wetlands or lakes. The American Diatomite Corporation, from 1935 to 1946, refined a maximum of 145 tons per year from their processing plant near Clermont, Florida. Muck from several locations in Lake County, Florida was dried and burned (calcined) to produce the diatomaceous earth.
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In the final hand, Vernon mucks a card and deals the hand. He deals the Dean two pair, Kings and Queens, and himself a pair of Jacks with a 7 in the hole for the Dean to see. The Dean goes all in, and when Vernon is $50,000 short, Charlie and Tiffany make up the shortfall so he can call the bet. Before the cards are turned up, Marlo enters the room.
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Loch burn rises at the Flow moss below Larchet Hill and flows into the Whiteleehill burn, on into the Hareshawmuir water and joins the Craufurdland water. Loch burn flows into the Mucks water, which reaches the Glen water and then the Irvine at Darvel. Lochrig (Lochridge) burn flows into the Brackenburn near Kilmaurs. Loudoun water rises from below Corse Hill and flows into the Glen water and into the Irvine at Darvel.
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Montgomery's burn rises below Crook Hill on Crinshill Moss and runs into the Gowkshaw burn, which has a confluence with the Rough Hill burn and runs into the Hareshawmuir water. Mucks water flows into the Glen water. Myres burn flows into the Birk burn, which itself flows into Craigendunton Reservoir, its water flowing out as part of the Dunton water. Neilson's burn flows into the Whitley burn and then on into the Carlin burn.
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Her demon owner forces her into a collar that can be used to shock her when she doesn't obey. As she later mucks out the stables, wondering aloud if she can remove the collar, a runaway slave warns her through a hole in a wall that she shouldn't bother fighting. Cordelia is unable to see that the woman is Fred from her vision, crazy after all her years in Pylea. Before any more information can be exchanged, Fred is caught and taken away.
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She checks, Carol bets $10, and Alice calls. That closes the last betting round, and both players remain, so there is a showdown. Since Alice called Carol's bet, Carol shows her cards first: Q♠ 2♥ K♦ J♣ 10♥ 10♦ A♦. She can play A-K-Q-J-10, making an ace-high straight. Alice shows (or, seeing she cannot beat Carol's straight, mucks her cards): 9♥ 5♦ 9♣ K♥ K♣ 3♠ 5♠.
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In TinyMUD variants, particularly MUCKs, the term TinySex (TS) is very common. Though text-based cybersex has been in practice for decades, the increased popularity of webcams has raised the number of online partners using two-way video connections to "expose" themselves to each other online—giving the act of cybersex a more visual aspect. There are a number of popular, commercial webcam sites that allow people to openly masturbate on camera while others watch them. Using similar sites, couples can also perform on camera for the enjoyment of others.
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An example of this is the use of the initials A.K. for big shots and mucky mucks. A.K. was an inside joke which stood for Alte Kocker (Lit: elderly person who is defecating), a Yiddish idiom which means an old man or woman of diminished capacity who can no longer do the things they used to do. Much of the "gibberish" that the Stooges sometimes spoke was actually the Jewish language of Yiddish. The most famous example of this occurs 15 minutes into the 1938 short Mutts to You.
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A significant part of the population works in the offshore oil industry although Buckie somewhat missed the boat with the North Sea boom. In the late 1970s, there were extensive plans drawn up to extend Cluny Harbour out to the Mucks reef with the intention of serving oilfield supply vessels. Nothing came of this but every now and then the idea rears its head once more to be met with great enthusiasm before failing to get off the ground again. Buckie was home to a specialist electric lamp factory of Thorn EMI until 1987 when it was closed and production moved to a new plant in Leicestershire.
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The word made an impression on many readers, for example jazz guitarist Jimmy Raney, who recorded the tune "Potrezebie" on the album The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer (1954; reissued on compact disc in 1992). In the late 1960s, "Potrzebie" was a Jeopardy category. "Potrzebie" became the default password for the #1 (which is "God" or the Wizard account) user account in several MUSHes and MUCKs (e.g., PennMUSH, TinyMUCK, Fuzzball MUCK, TinyMUSH, and TinyMUX). Bill Griffith's Zippy (February 27, 2007) Other odd words favored by Kurtzman and popularized by him through their use as running gags in Mad were veeblefetzer, axolotl, hoohah, osszefogva, bitsko, furshlugginer, Moxie, ganef and halavah.
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Hot-headed Winifred "Freddie" Jones (Betty Grable) is a saloon singer in the Old West who catches her boyfriend, gambler Blackie Jobero (Romero), flirting with another woman and takes a shot at him with the six-shooter she always carries. Unfortunately, she hits a judge (Porter Hall), instead, so her friend Conchita (Olga San Juan) and she take it on the lam. When they get to a tiny hole-in-the-wall town, Freddie and Conchita are mistaken for the new schoolmarm and her Indian maid. They meet the local muckety-mucks, including wealthy Charles Hingelman (Vallee), owner of a valuable gold mine, who starts to romance Freddie.
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Onell Design has worked with several other independent toy companies over the years, helping with design, production, and incorporating The Glyos Peg System. The companies and their respective lines include: Culture Pirates' Bit Figs, Fantastic Plastic's Mystic Warriors of The Ring, Four Horsemen Design's Power Lords and Outer Space Men, The Godbeast's Kabuto Mushi and Nemesis, Little Rubber Guy's Rise of The Beasts, Nemo's Factory AVR Robot, Ni Stuff's 481 Universe, October Toy's Skeleton Warriors, Rawshark Studio's Callgrim, Rocket North's Planet Banimon, Spy Monkey Creation's Weaponeers of Monkaa and Battle Tribes, Toyfinity's Mordles, Robo Force, Zeroids, and Knight of Darkness, Toy Pizza's Knights of The Slice, True Cast Studio's The Walking Dud, Zullbeast and Zullens, Bio-Masters, Galaxxor, ManOrMonster? Studios' Warlords of Wor, Spaced Out Design's Geo, and Fallout's Mega Merge retail line. Several mini figure lines have been manufactured by Onell Design such as October Toy's Outlandish Mini Figure Guys (OMFG) and October Toys Mini Figure Guys (OTMFG), Kaiju Big Battle, Last Resort Toys' Run-A-Mucks, and The Mini Figure Militia's Oozarian OMFG/OTMFG and Slime Pit Mordles collaborative exclusives.
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