So many chances to screw up So many chances to screw up.
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"I kept telling myself — and this is the worst thing you can say to yourself when you're competing — 'Don't screw up; don't screw up; don't screw up,'" she said.
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Optional advice: Screw up This is my unadvertised eighth piece of advice, because you shouldn't take it too literally: screw up.
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"They're never held accountable for their screw up because they're not around when the screw up is discovered by us," he said.
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Klaus Is Trying So Hard, But No One Takes Him Seriously Yes, Klaus is a screw up, but he's trying really hard sometimes to not be a screw up.
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While some might counter that it's an understandable screw-up—both flags have a star, stripes, and are red, white, and blue—this is a screw-up that was painfully easy to avoid.
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"They're put in there to screw up," Clement told me.
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That said, even the best writers and directors screw up.
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They were created decades ago to screw up the internet.
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Like he says, one scratch can screw up the image.
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" On China: "Let's go screw up One Belt One Road.
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You will screw up in the process but it's okay.
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Screw up his beard, get hit with a criminal charge.
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"This will be very easy to screw up," he said.
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Randy confesses that he's scared he'll screw up with Bertie.
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How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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Take responsibility when you screw up — you will be rewarded.
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Some materials will just melt and screw up your machine.
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Is there an immigration deal the president can't screw up?
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But if she is, she could screw up a mix.
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Looking for a song to screw up your courage with?
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You hear only from your boss when you screw up
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I knew there wasn't much wiggle room to screw up.
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I thought the real consequences won't screw up until 2025, 2030.
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If you screw up, so someone will tell you, that's all. . . .
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You work at the New York Times, so don't screw up.
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They may have the best of intentions, but they screw up.
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If you screw up, people are going to remember that forever.
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But experts say to not be afraid to screw up, either.
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Every Facebook privacy screw up since is either carelessness or intention.
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He demanded the politicians responsible for the "screw up" fix it.
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The Physicists Done Fucked UpImage: BBCScientists screw up all the time.
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But maybe a screw-up or two would have been welcome.
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The other possibility is that this is just a screw-up.
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The whole artichoke, a hard one to screw up, was forgettable.
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Naval leaders, addressing epic procurement screw-up in at a Dec.
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It would be pretty damn difficult to screw up the design.
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Why, then, do people screw up consensually screwing around so much?
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"We did screw up," he said in comments provided by Uber.
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To "totally screw up" would mean to tally poorly, or MISADD.
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And yes, there are employees and bosses who screw up royally.
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"Waking me at dawn will screw up my life," I yelled.
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Which basically means, we're gonna screw up, let's just admit that.
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"People don't want the payments thing to screw up," he said.
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" Of course, if you did screw up, then yeah...say "Sorry.
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So this is a, you know, equal opportunity screw-up situation.
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If you screw up, Riley said, you are never coming back.
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It's almost impossible to screw up, and the possibilities are endless.
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The freedom to screw up, though, may be gone for good.
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"They didn't screw up," said Nick Heymann, analyst at William Blair.
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The U.K.'s stunning election may screw up Brexit The U.K.'s stunning election may screw up Brexit Theresa May's disastrous election result Thursday could still let the Conservative leader hang on as U.K. prime minister.
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That the 89th show was just one screw-up away from perfection?
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I promise not to whine about how it'll screw up the continuity.
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For the sake of your cookout guests, don't screw up your burgers.
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Usually you couldn't get too close, because it'd screw up the ecosystem.
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Because in the Perryverse, women who royally screw up are damned — forever.
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That was my overwhelming feeling was like, don't screw up his show.
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Now if they screw up, it's not life-altering or soul-crushing.
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It's a clear screw-up, obvious to anyone experienced in iPhone forensics.
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People don't screw up because they don't love Cameron, he tells her.
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"I've missed Little League games because I've misprioritized, because I screw up."
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I've missed Little League games because I misprioritize, because I screw up.
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That means you can trust it to not screw up your bills.
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It was a screw-up that had a lot of folks (INAUDIBLE).
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Law enforcement sources tell us Screech's violation screw up is drug related.
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That'd be one major screw up if it's already started manufacturing them.
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There are moments where you have no choice but to screw up.
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So here's why your stupid team will screw up the trade deadline.
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This is not a car that Lexus can afford to screw up.
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So if I screw up, we stop, and we do a pickup.
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"There's always a new opportunity to screw up in a few days."
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The Saban philosophy of quarterbacking can be summarized as: Don't screw up.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "There's no detail too small for them to screw up.
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"I think I might screw up," she said in a low whisper.
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I am far from infallible, and I screw up all the time.
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If you screw that up, it won't screw up your overall portfolio.
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A couple, or maybe three hackers can totally screw up their elections.
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In the wilderness if you screw up badly, people get killed - literally.
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" Of course, if you did screw up, then you should say "Sorry.
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They sometimes triumph as magical, memory-making grandmoms and sometimes screw up.
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The texture is the first thing most cheap pasta places screw up.
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It's just a little screw-up, so helpless, and it needs you.
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It might be a massive screw-up in budgeting, or maybe even embezzlement.
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Moran expected a big screw-up: This wasn't just a first-time candidate.
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They couldn't afford to screw up, and Jana never let that knowledge fade.
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I worried I'd screw up something serious at work if my attention drifted.
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I was strapped for cash and asked myself, Did I just screw up?
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He had some interesting ideas about how to screw up your favorite shows.
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It takes a lot of power to run, and walls screw up connectivity.
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But reflections are going to screw up any software of portrait mode's kind.
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Moyer agrees: sooner or later, Musk is going to screw up, he says.
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Yes, vets are literally paying the price for this massive screw-up. 3.
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Do we get daily reminders for how not to screw up the planet?
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He has exhibited the ability to screw up every gift handed to him.
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You can't screw up a face when you paint her from the back.
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Customers armed with smartphones and video cameras are watching when you screw up.
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"People feel justified in trying to screw up an insurance company," he said.
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Lau tells me the company's intention is not to screw up its customers.
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The service shut down on June 6th, 2016 because of the screw-up.
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More fundamentally, the Muslim ban would screw up the entire global migration system.
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The FBI had previously stated that changing the password wasn't a screw-up.
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Pot size and lid fit can factor in and screw up your rice.
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How many times did we repeat that whatever happened you would screw up!
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If you screw up, you will be looking at a year in prison.
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Perfection goes out the window, and the more you screw up, the better.
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But the problem is really that there was a screw-up at all.
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It's very hard to screw up ramen, though I guess people still probably do.
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I think that when people screw up and they apologize just give them forgiveness.
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I have to say, I really wanted them to screw up and they didn't.
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Let a friend know that if they screw up — the Queen sees all. £3.
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LOS ANGELES — In what world did anyone think they could screw up Finding Dory?
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Did Trump attempt to tweet his favorite flavor of ice cream and screw up!?
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The characters on the show might be tempted, and they might occasionally screw up.
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It was a screw-up … it obviously is not something anyone would do deliberately.
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Did the Oilers screw up because they overpaid based on how the market operates?
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"Part of diversity is, you screw up and you get equal blame," he said.
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It's okay to screw up as long as you are willing to try again.
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"Don't screw up" is policy advice often overlooked in the quest for dramatic action.
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"The screw-up is that people just don't do it at all," she said.
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Mostly, we think about how to manage email so we don't screw up success.
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He promised the people in New Hampshire that he would never screw up again.
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It's certainly Facebook's market to direct, but it's also theirs to completely screw up.
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It's not rocket science, but it's also easy to screw up a social campaign.
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He won the Republican primary, and then she waited for him to screw up.
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"We have to be really careful, really efficient and not screw up," he said.
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Didn't want to in any way screw up the magic of what we built.
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Graham in a tweet warned Paul that he better not "screw up" tax reform.
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Because of the long takes, did you feel more pressure not to screw up?
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I was nervous and trying not to screw up, running our checklist for landing.
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If you screw up, people will be like, "Look, we tried it, and ..." Yeah.
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Jackson owned up to his screw up ... and posted a heartfelt apology on Twitter.
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The order has the potential to screw up a number of existing business models.
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In this climate, there is little room for students to experiment and screw up.
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In 2017, the year of United dragging customers off of airplanes and Pepsi putting out comically tone-deaf ads, you'd think that corporate America would know better by now than to screw-up where a screw-up is so completely and totally avoidable.
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PR recovery 101: when you screw up this reality, move on to the next one.
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If that's true, then Spicer's screw-up has put Trump in a deeply awkward place.
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If you screw up on the Super Bowl, everybody will be talking about your failure.
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This time around, Zuckerberg will have to do more than apologize away each screw-up.
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All of it was shot live, so we could not really afford to screw up.
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A security screw-up big enough to take down her entire web presence seems unlikely.
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He encourages leaders to take responsibility when they screw up and learn from their mistakes.
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Even worse, Libras can screw up and invite the wrong person into their friend circles.
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He does screw up, but the difference is that now he can admit the mistake.
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His lawyers argued the case is plagued by inconsistencies and an alleged NYPD screw-up.
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But this is the first known major screw up since it was first put online.
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Because if you screw up and you're an a–hole, they won't hire you again.
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AI could replace CEOs who make millions and get extra millions when they screw up.
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"We did screw up," he said at a recent staff meeting, according to the Times.
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Games typically incentive players by killing them if they screw up, as does Little Nightmares.
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HBO eventually edited out the coffee cup after a cheeky statement acknowledging the screw-up.
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You had to screw up for a very long time to amass that track record.
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Basically, it was all a screw-up on their part, or so the theory goes.
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It gives Hannah lots of room not just to screw up, but to do better.
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One of my responsibilities as a journalist is correct the record when I screw up.
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You simply choose how you screw up because that's how unattended mental illness can be.
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And for brands, it can screw up their reputation with the public and hurt sales.
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"We simply cannot have a screw-up like this from our federal partners," Nirenberg said.
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They haven't met a simple organizational detail they couldn't screw up, and that includes flags.
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One unnamed official told Recode that it was a major screw-up on Samsung's part.
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Recognizing that teenagers (and, again, adults) screw up from time to time can improve communication.
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But when I screw up, I don't get chastised because I paid for the boat.
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There's no real penalty for failure, though, and it's pretty hard to screw up anyway.
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But don't worry, there are still plenty of ways to screw up your tournament bracket.
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The woke are the kind of people who screw up traffic to protest climate change.
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But when the screw up is big enough, it's important to say the actual words.
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If you do it almost immediately, if you say, oh, my god, did I screw up?
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If you're on the airplane with the pilot, you don't want the pilot to screw up.
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"The next time you screw up, it'll be your last," Athena goes on to warn him.
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The crowded world of subscription businesses offers ongoing opportunities to screw up your relationship with subscribers.
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The most fascinating thing the movie does, though, is let its characters screw up — a lot.
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And then what happens if they screw up, if they hurt you, if you hurt them?
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So fire it up, making sure not to bungle your burger or screw up your steak.
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It can, potentially, really screw up your device if you roll it back to that point.
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But if you're nice and you screw up, then they're like, 'Let's give him another shot.
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So not only did they screw up and not cancel my account, they double billed me!!
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What it is is literally the biggest, strangest, most exciting, most pleasantly surprising screw-up possible.
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What has happened in Iowa is just a technical screw-up, and not some malign plot.
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Yossi tells TMZ this was all an accounting screw-up and Hubner will get his dough.
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Like a nice one-liner is great, but … You can screw up the one-liner, too.
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"There's a part of me that's, like, Shit, we may screw up organ donation," he said.
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"I will definitely screw up a bunch, but I am gonna try not to," she says.
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Spies in Europe and the US are hoping they'll screw up some more in the future.
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Trump may be headed for the biggest screw-up in American history, but we elected him.
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Remember too that, occasionally, the 'nut behind the wheenut' can screw up – Sebastian Vettel for example.
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Simpson didn't screw up again ... the Nevada's Department of Corrections periodically updates mugs ... because people change.
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"If we screw up, we're on the front page of every newspaper in Norway," he said.
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I am gonna screw up this number and I should've known it when I came in.
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We're going to spend billions and dig a tunnel and just screw up the whole city.
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You can do great things on the micro front and still screw up your monetary policy.
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"The White House is actually doing pretty well when the president doesn't screw up," he said.
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He also encourages leaders to take responsibility when they screw up and learn from their mistakes.
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So maybe it's fitting that Google even managed to screw up its plan to kill Google+.
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We generally regarded him as the family screw-up, a role he worked hard to cultivate.
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It's good to get your teeth kicked in, and yeah, I screw up all the time!
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This is my new thing: At the beginning of each podcast, I screw up someone's name.
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Admit when you screw up, and point out that they do it, too—it's only human!
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OK, we complained about the NHL finding a way to screw up the all-star voting.
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Better to screw up with inoffensive stuff than to compound the problem with sex and violence.
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And the Iran deal was going to screw up anything we try to do in North Korea.
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More often than not, this is the moment when these companies screw up, according to new research.
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Form is a lot easier to screw up in boxing compared to cycling on a spin bike.
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We didn't screw up the number of zeroes, you read correctly ... $2-5-0-0-0-0.
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You do not want to screw up the roadies' job, because they are gonna get yelled at.
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This is probably a staffer's screw-up from an unprofessional campaign, and she'll be humiliated over it.
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The exchange could give priority to bigger investors or screw up the order book without any consequence.
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So it's going to screw up, like when it blurred the spikes on this succulent plant below.
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So this may just be the latest awful security screw-up from the ruthless ride-hailing company.
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Those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves & if you're lucky, God will let you watch.
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How to Exchange Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7Samsung's faulty Galaxy Note 7 is an unprecedented screw-up.
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The human review process is actually supposed to improve these technologies so that they screw up less.
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Now, the most visible sign of the tech giant's screw up is lying all over the roads.
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So much effort to go through, and such a small detail to screw up in the end.
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She told the crowd she'll respond if he and the Republican Party "screw up," according to CNN.
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So once you are there if you screw up there, then you go back to high security.
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Even when these characters screw up, you sense that they will somehow, in some way, be okay.
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Challengers can screw up, too, but when you're already losing the cost of doing worse is low.
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The first thing you should do is ask yourself how big of a screw-up this was.
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Trading is difficult, and it involves risk, and you can screw up and get fired over it.
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But what did she leave behind the could really screw up at least one other player's game?
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"If they screw up my race, I'm not going to make it easy for them," he said.
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There was a major screw-up in the way it was done and how it was drafted.
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"We'd like to have good management but we are aware that sometimes people screw up, " Town says.
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" He said, "No, no, if you're taking heavy metal supplements, it's going to screw up the treatment.
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Screw up any step in the process and the ball won't go anywhere near your friend's mitt.
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We suggest you start with an easy, very-hard-to-screw-up dough, and build from there.
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He is the sweet, hopeless romantic contrasted by his best friend Pacey, the clown and screw-up.
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As a public, we can't hold with the nuance that women in the spotlight sometimes screw up.
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Potentially. Does he screw up the carefully planned parade itinerary and the choreography the performers painstakingly rehearsed?
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And we're all going to screw up ... and we can't expect a perfect score of any person.
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In other words: Did they set out to scam ticket buyers, or did they just screw up?
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It's also a sign of just how vital it is for that leadership not to screw up.
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Sometimes you listen to the companies and they really screw up and that one really screwed up.
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The son and grandson of admirals, McCain entered the Naval Academy as kind of a screw-up.
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After all, if the lighting is perfect, only the camera and the photographer can screw up the shot.
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Image: Bryce Durbin / TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin / TechCrunch How did the top tech companies screw-up this week?
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"New Hampshire pollsters on high alert after Iowa flop," by Steven Shepard How to not screw up again.
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But sources at ABC said they didn't think the trolling politician was the cause of the screw-up.
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Javi, as his people call him, was a bit of a screw-up before the dead started walking.
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I never screw up the double tap of the power button to launch the camera on this phone.
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If they win the House, Democrats could make the same mistakes and screw up their investigations by overreaching.
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Therefore, immediate post-independence Africa was nothing less than an epic screw up, built above a future sinkhole.
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Lazy Jar won't reward you with cash payouts, it will simply slap your wrist when you screw up.
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Listen to me, American voters — do not screw up an election for a second year in a row.
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You have to be invested in it, and if you screw up, it needs to make you sick.
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It's do or die, and HTC can't really afford to screw up again after the disappointing One M9.
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But that doesn't mean you didn't screw up a precious opportunity to add some substance to the discourse.
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Those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves & if you re lucky, God will let you watch.
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Unless you follow a few steps to a proper screw-up recovery, you're facing a serious relationship deficit.
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It was a massive (and public) screw up for Sony only weeks before their always anticipated E3 event.
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Donald Trump's Secret Service did not screw up Saturday, despite the claim of a Mar-a-Lago guest.
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Then he dragged Jesus into it, and reassured Kevin it's okay to screw up every now and then.
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That Trump got points for not screwing either of them up—and they're very hard to screw up!
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You can pretend to hate Max Martin's hooks, or you can sing along and screw up the words.
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And if you're worrying that moving around your pills once will screw up your cycle going forward, don't.
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AP Photo/Jeff Chiu AP Photo/Jeff Chiu How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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After all, if they screw up we're talking about a non-movie version of "The China Syndrome," i.
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They don't deserve applause for fixing their own confusing, unfair system that resulted in a massive screw-up.
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If we found it wasn't accurate and still used it, that's not a screw-up; that's a lie.
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Yet financial planning is easy to screw up or avoid — either because it's boring or because it's intimidating.
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It's not rocket science, but it's also remarkably easy to screw up a social campaign from its outset.
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But when expert athletes think too hard about what they're doing, that can cause them to screw up.
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It's a massive weight on top of the car, and you screw up the center of gravity massively.
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George Eliot watches characters screw up and then asks the reader not to be too hard on them.
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And the thorn in his side is the presence of this guy, the screw-up that everybody loves.
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To score well, a gymnast simply had to meet a minimum level of difficulty and not screw up.
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But it's so easy to imagine a world where they just don't screw up these big storyline matters.
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But many times I also give in [to anxious impulses, worrying, getting in my head] and screw up.
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Instead, she's been an amiable screw-up for the vast majority of her time on the main roster.
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The RX 350 is a core product for Lexus — the Lexus that Lexus can't afford to screw up.
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Just so long as the acrid fumes do not screw up my old DOS word processor, I'll be fine.
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Now, one researcher says he found an incredible screw-up, worth $30,000, but then received extortionate threats from DJI.
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Some can screw up the courage to tweet directly to their Twitter heroes and, sometimes, get a direct response.
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This year, it seemed like Apple couldn't make it through a single week without some big, embarrassing screw up.
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It seems like a small thing, but it's absolutely possible for a company to screw up hot-swapping accessories.
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If you're in charge of the grill, make sure you don't bungle your burger or screw up your steak.
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The consensus on Toshiba's latest screw-up is that a long-standing culture of poor management is to blame.
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In other words, this is a pretty straightforward bit of grammar, not the kind that people commonly screw up.
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Gerrymandering is a 200-year-old "screw-up", notes Mr Schwarzenegger, and must be fixed patiently, state-by-state.
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Every time you screw up in Pinchworm, you're sure you could do better next time, and you keep playing.
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When governments screw up, it is often the result of appointing people who weren't well-qualified for key roles.
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If you're going to screw up something around Thom Yorke, try to make sure it's not a Radiohead song.
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With any tournament, fans know there will be huge upsets and unexpected injuries that will screw up the bracket.
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But ride-sharing is a dirty business, and Lyft has every opportunity to screw up as hard as Uber.
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If we go by that, one screw-up out of 20 million equals only 0.000005 percent of all devices.
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A total stranger could hop into you game at most times and, yes, choose to screw up your day.
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That screw up, of course, was cheating on Sandra Bullock — something that was all over the tabloids in 2010.
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As a Marine, Private Pyle was a major screw-up and always at odds with his no-nonsense sergeant.
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It's part of running a campaign, running an operation, is you have a whole team of people screw up.
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The knight was a complete screw-up and had borrowed a lot of money to go on the crusade.
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Instead, environmental activists warned the $3.2 billion project would be an ecological and environmental screw up -- and it was.
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"When people screw up or cheat in their research, what do their collaborators say?" he wondered in the post.
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"It feels easier to screw up in this era," he said, and those mistakes feel more costly for everyone.
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The movie, based on Mr. Bauman's autobiography, begins with a depiction of him as a relatively amiable screw-up.
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If you screw up—by squandering your savings, launching a failed business, and so on—you're on your own.
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"I really hope that you see that these mega-brands that everybody respects, they screw up," Dr. West said.
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"This is a great way to screw up the message a week before the election," this aide told CNN.
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During rare polyploid events, a screw-up in the reproductive process caused the whole genome to duplicate at once.
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Throw in clock pressure and you have ample opportunity for even a chess genius like Carlsen to screw up.
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As much as we would all love to get along, there are fundamental differences that screw up our international relations.
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This screw-up, intentional or not, could discourage adoption of two-factor authentication, leaving people at risk of getting hacked.
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They might bust your chops when you screw up at work instead of being a compassionate shoulder to cry on.
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She's also way more of a screw up than Bill Murray's character ever was, leading to a much bleaker take.
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Any delay or screw-up could result in financial losses greater than what you or I make in a year.
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While the tone shifted, the message remained mostly the same: autonomous cars are too important to screw up with bureaucracy.
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While I have you on the phone: What happens if you screw up and accidentally vote for the wrong person?
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So how did Apple screw up Siri so badly when it was released so far in advance of the competition?
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Trump, on the other hand, managed to bungle something that, for most of us, is almost impossible to screw up.
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The company said if it wasn't for the screw-up, its earnings would have been "slightly ahead" of its expectations.
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Similar to Negga, Gilgun holds his character close to his heart—no matter how much a screw-up he is.
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But drop a heavy, less-powerful diesel engine into the nose and it's quite easy to screw up the formula.
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I have two kids of my own and it's just a constant feeling of 'Where did I screw up today?
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The voice needed raising half an octave, to the plaintive McEnrovian pitch, and LaBeouf forgot to screw up his face.
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You get a lot of cute and cuddly seals, which are ferocious predators and can really screw up the ecosystem.
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To turn on the news every day is to watch a man screw up while doing a job he hates.
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You screw up, and your boss is going to step in and micromanage and be on you all day long.
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Nirenberg had called the patient's release a federal "screw-up" during a news conference and declared a public health emergency.
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Even with cash in hand and opportunities placed at their feet, they each find a way to screw up success.
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Players who do well are rewarded after each round with in-game currency; those who screw up can incur penalties.
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But it takes someone special, someone rare, someone spectacularly Machiavellian and malevolent, to screw up all three branches of government.
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"But in mixed-use, there's greater complexity and therefore greater risk to screw up if you don't do it right."
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Thai-language hashtags that translated as "Election Commission screw-up" and "cheating the election" were trending on Twitter in Thailand.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), the ranking Republican on the committee, who griped that it would screw up members' Friday plans.
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Am I such a screw up that this kind of woman is the only kind I'll ever be attracted to?
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What do the worst Oscars telecast ratings of the decade and the biggest screw-up in awards show history get you?
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Second, give me a break, Elon Musk, you create driverless cars - those things can be killer weapons when they screw up.
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Expressing gratitude is a hard thing to screw up, but Zac Efron managed to do a pretty good job of that.
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At least once per level I'd screw up and grip my Switch too tightly, accidentally pressing the thumbstick in the process.
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I knew this film had the ability to be something really special, and I didn't want to screw up the choreography.
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Warren Beatty brought proof to the Governors Ball HE didn't screw up the Oscars ... but the proof fell a tad short.
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Glitches interrupt his nightly sex dreams about a beautiful woman, and screw up his concentration during shooting practice and his workout.
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It's an embarrassing screw up for what is supposed to be the most sophisticated spying and hacking agencies in the world.
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Facebook privacy scandals are so common lately that users barely have time to digest one screw-up before another pops up.
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The issue is perhaps the most serious screw up to date from Slack, which is reportedly planning an IPO next year.
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And perhaps it takes seeing someone else screw up a Coens screenplay to appreciate the delicate balancing act of their direction.
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The colossal screw-up shocked the audience inside the Dolby Theatre, and confused viewers who watched it all on live television.
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Because people are human beings and they screw up and they fart and they say the wrong thing on air. Exactly.
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If one of your students is a comedy writer's kid, expect nothing less than mild public humiliation should you screw up.
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The more complicated the signs are, the easier they are to screw up, so the catcher has to find a balance.
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I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly, and I'm constantly amazed at the basic things that candidates screw up.
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For people with power over the mechanics of reality itself, it's far too easy to screw up in profoundly damaging ways.
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Because it's live TV, because you're working so hard, because you're sweating down to your underwear, you must screw up, right?
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"It's an oligopoly sanctioned by the regulators and 'just don't screw up' is really all that's being asked," he told Reuters.
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She also does occasionally screw up, which gives conservatives ammo, but those articles attacking her ultimately end up elevating her profile.
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I think most people are totally unaware at how high the odds are that we screw up our species' very existence.
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Now I was in my 40s, Sam was gone, and I was trying not to screw up his sentences — his legacy!
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It's just another example of how Rocksteady rarely screw up, unlike other developers who've had the same template to work with.
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The motor is pretty much an explosion in a can — dead simple in concept, dead easy to screw up in practice.
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In other words, the paper's position is that it is guilty of a serious screw-up but not a cardinal sin.
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Virologists are pitching nucleoside analog inhibitors—remdesivir is one of these—that screw up the virus' ability to replicate its RNA.
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It's a lot like the medical world; you have the potential for a doctor to screw up and end someone's life.
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Unfortunately, they're also a very easy thing for a company to screw up, and a bad office party is truly terrible.
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Twitter, I realized, was sapping all my time and energy, and sooner or later, I knew I would screw up royally.
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I didn't want to just do the celebrity rehab thing for two weeks, declare myself cured and then screw up again.
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But even if a driverless car screws up, it will screw up less than one driven by a mistake-prone, distracted human.
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Burns noted that some states screw up registrations close to the deadline, so you should double-check that you're good to vote.
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In any other administration, the delayed implementation of a Russia sanctions bill would be assumed to be an innocent bureaucratic screw-up.
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We…Read more ReadLockstate CEO Nolan Mondrow wrote a letter to customers who were affected by the screw up on August 8th.
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If nothing else, Long made it clear that people like him would inevitably screw up whatever regulations they end up cobbling together.
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MLB investigated to see if foul play was involved ... but officials say the whole thing was just one big accidental screw-up.
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Obama on Wednesday repeatedly referred to the situation as a "screw up" but said he wasn't in the city to assign blame.
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The people behind the camera, who are watching the scene unfold, can't believe that the alligator managed to screw up this meal.
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Part of being in a relationship is that your partner is going to call you on your shit when you screw up.
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As the eldest daughter of perpetual screw-up parents, Fiona found herself in the unglamorous position of holding her dysfunctional family together.
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Republicans, do not screw up this golden opportunity to continue winning elections because the ideas Trump has embraced are actually winning ones.
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But even when you screw up on absolutely every level, the company argues, you can at least be the best at failing.
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In an impassioned address to Ukraine's parliament in December, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden warned the country's leaders not to screw up.
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And when I saw his penis coming out, I racked focus to the pink blanket and thought, 'Boy did I screw up.
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AND FINALLY ... This is how you do it The Academy of Country Music Awards makes fun of the Oscars' big screw-up.
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That also means we have the very real opportunity to screw up robots by infusing them with exaggerated, overly simplified gender stereotypes.
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At work, Scorpios screw up during meetings, since they name the elephant in the room, reveal some secret, or snatch someone's wig.
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Of course, we need a process to ensure these projects are safe to give patients because we cannot afford to screw up.
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But he never would have had the opportunity to screw up so massively if his father hadn't empowered him to do it.
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Further, the D.A. says the dismissal would be disrespectful to the victim's family, and screw up the civil suits pending against Hernandez.
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I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly, and I'm consistently amazed at the very basic things that candidates screw up.
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"Don't screw up my favorite song," she said, and winked at me (people used to wink at each other unironically, I swear).
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In an America with basic income, he thinks, more people would join him in shaming the "complete screw-up" in their hometown.
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Following a high-profile screw-up in Iraq a decade ago, the US Army has been reluctant to deploy armed ground robots.
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What I got right: Electoral politics are still normal The good news was that I didn't screw up anything massively in 2018.
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In the end, I decided that Lamborghini did a fantastic job with a design that would have been easy to screw up.
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So, did the feds screw up here in letting him cop a plea on drug charges and not the more violent stuff?
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Unlike Ms. Jolie's cinematic take, which exuded an almost alienlike professionalism and cool, this new Lara is something of a screw-up.
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Three billion people will lionize them if they succeed; lament (or mourn) them if they fail; mock them if they screw up.
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If I talk any more about fashion brands, we're just gonna ... I'm gonna screw up and everyone's gonna shut the podcast off.
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Even an outwardly progressive publication like Hard Drive is trying to find the line between offensive and edgy—and sometimes screw up.
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The Iowa caucuses result delay is not a momentary screw-up, an excusable error being overhyped by journalists antsy for a story.
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"This is a great way to screw up the message a week before the election," a senior GOP aide told CNN's Acosta.
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I don't think Spicer learned his lesson, though, because he then said, 'Even Hitler didn't screw up as badly as I did!
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And to be blunt, that's one of the reasons why I'm actually pretty angry about this Valentine's Day text message screw up.
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You might feel like a screw-up, or become convinced that your procrastination is just an insurmountable part of who you are.
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" Thank you, Mitch "It takes someone special, someone rare, someone spectacularly Machiavellian and malevolent, to screw up all three branches of government.
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"ESPN continues to screw up," Palin wrote in a Facebook post, sharing a link to a Hollywood Reporter article about Schilling's termination.
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" The other senators were furious that he had the "temerity" to screw up their "brilliant maneuver to increase our debt without any fingerprints.
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Elon Musk signed this pledge against killer weapons, but he also makes driverless cars, which can be killer weapons when they screw up.
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CAVUTO: I mean, a lot of people wanted to know, JFK, how did you screw up your one-on-one with Nikita Khrushchev?
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Photo: GettyWhen you screw up as hard as Uber has, an apology tour and a passing of the torch only goes so far.
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But we all know by now that there are no excellent mothers in this world — just people struggling to screw up the least.
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With Instagram now 10 years old, Twitter 14 and Facebook 16, we've had a long time to accidentally screw up our social graph.
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Plain talk -- as long as he buys the fan a new cell phone ($600) AND doesn't screw up ... the case will be dismissed.
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She's a bona fide screw-up, a person who will never come close to being anyone like Madison and seems content with that.
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It's rare to see this kind of screw-up-once-and-die difficulty in today's games, but Cuphead shows concept can still thrive.
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However, as more information about the newly reported vulnerability becomes available, we can understand how dangerous bugs stand to screw up the internet.
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If you screw up any of the steps going forward, it's possible that highly-coveted Nintendo will become a very geeky paper weight.
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Some of those sensor dropouts mentioned earlier, and the ability to monitor and dissuade morning snoozing, which can screw up your entire day.
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Yes, Camilla Cabello was a shark in The Little Mermaid, and it's possible to screw up something absolutely no one was counting on.
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He then said that Trump could "screw up" the presidential race by endorsing him, but declined to explain what he meant by that.
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" Laurent Sourisseau, the newspaper's editorial director, wrote, "It isn't two little idiots in balaclavas who are going to screw up our life's work.
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We are the comedians of this crumbling world, but we are human and sometimes screw up or things [are] taken the wrong way!!!
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You could tell Bieber knew people were waiting for him to screw up, but he was there to sing, not make sound bites.
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They screw up reservations, they lead to cancelled events, and they also can cost movie studios millions of dollars for holding up production.
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Here's the blessed image in all its glory (in screenshot form, because Twitter embeds screw up the sparkle meme format.) Be careful, though.
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Usually, it's understandable that people try to rationalize their behavior when they screw up—but sexual assault is far from your average mistake.
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Once on stage, they were sent packing when the producer of the movie announced the screw up -- that "Moonlight" actually was the winner.
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This commentary only feels more necessary now that wealth gaps are worse than ever, but it's easy to screw up these serious topics.
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Notwithstanding the fact that we do all of these things to screw up our own country, we are actually still good at this.
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He then resigns from Saler's board so as not to cause any friction that would screw up her dream of saving the chain.
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If you screw up in front of the influential guests, a shot at a national reputation can be dashed before dessert is served.
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If you're a little iffy on your bread baking abilities, might we suggest you start with something that's nearly impossible to screw up?
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There's also been one notable screw-up so far: Facebook was mistakenly removing legitimate news articles about coronavirus due to a software error.
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But as soon as people pick up the phone and start tapping, they are a couple of taps away from a screw-up.
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"I don't want to screw up somebody's marketing plan just because I could get $26 this week instead of next week," she says.
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If you're gonna fictionalize, you may as well make it all men who screw up and all women who do wonderful work, right?
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So, anyway, Derek ... Derek, actually, in this case, didn't screw up, it was me, the woman, who was screwing up, to be fair.
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I'll start with a cool head and good intentions, do reasonably well for awhile, and then, for whatever reason, start to screw up.
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A top lawyer for Mr. Bush's campaign grabbed Mr. Cruz by the shirt, pulled his face close and instructed him not to screw up.
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It's a little like Factorio, except if you screw up some settings you could turn on an electric oven and burn your house down.
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If you screw up and waste years of unsuspecting internet users' time in the process, like Bill did, you get to apologize years later.
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It's a rather tone-deaf screw-up from Trump, who has (very) recently turned child care into a major policy proposal for his campaign.
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Using an iPhone was like bowling with bumpers—no one told you exactly what to do, but you couldn't screw up too badly either.
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In other words, a startup would have to seriously screw up for an investor to come out against it in such a prominent way.
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While nobody can blame Daenerys for wanting a hot drink after a Long Night, fans still enjoyed roasting the show for the screw-up.
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This was their PR response to that big screw-up when two black men were arrested for hanging around in one cafe in Philly.
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The Christmas plans are causing drama, Scott Disick's been forgiven for his Art Basel screw up, and someone's been poisoning Kris Jenner (sort of).
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However, anyone who's used a voice assistant knows that it's not uncommon for the computer to screw up and think it should be listening.
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The reassignments without following procedures "is one more screw-up at taxpayer expense by the Department of the Interior," she said in a statement.
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There's not a hell of a lot of upside to testifying before Congress, but a million ways to screw up and piss everyone off.
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Because we have been trained by now to expect WWE to screw up the basic pro wrestling logic that has worked for a century.
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Ariadna and Steve sat down on his talk show -- their first meeting since the infamous Miss Universe screw up -- and he immediately got emotional.
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PlayStation VR fits into a popular, user-friendly system Unlike with the Rift or Vive, though, the setup is nearly impossible to screw up.
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All he needs to do is make one or two plays, nothing fancy—just avoid any gigantic screw-up that will destroy his team.
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The obvious concern if you're a Facebook investor is that, without the two co-founders at the helm, the company could screw up Instagram.
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Fixing a screw-up this massive should fall on the institution that screwed up, not on the people who were hurt because of it.
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"It's possible it was a screw-up," said Michael Franz, chairman of the government department at Maine's Bowdoin College, referring to the radio interview.
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But it may just come to down to this: "Don't screw up — that's the goal of a V.P. debate," a Republican communications specialist said.
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Jordan also picked out a ring – but more importantly, he needed to do damage control for his major screw-up and call JoJo's parents.
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The questions she received from the audience were more pointed as well, compared to the relatively straightforward ones Trump still managed to screw up.
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But for users fed up with an apparent lack of reliability, it may become easier to switch away from firms when they screw up.
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Vinnie is Keitel, the responsible one, and Frankie is De Niro, the charismatic screw-up who constantly makes his friend pay for his sins.
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The other problem is that machines screw up and, in the past, humans like Petrov have intervened in automatic systems to avert nuclear disaster.
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Women can screw up and fall apart and destroy the world, too, and actual feminist theory (as opposed to pop feminism) accounts for that.
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Blac Chyna will not hitch her wagon to the Kardashian empire under any circumstances, because she believes it will royally screw up her brand.
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The stakes are high because they also got a 16 month suspended prison sentence -- meaning if they screw up, they go to the slammer.
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"Even if you aren't the only author of the screw-up — and you probably aren't — you still have to take responsibility publicly," she says.
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The result: We screw up our kids, at best just enough that they seek revenge by becoming more successful and happier than we are.
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My answer: It's 2020, and Twitter — really, all of social media — remains something that media companies of all stripes can and will screw up.
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That's a screw-up for the ages for sure, but in terms of awards-show-as-entertainment, perhaps the greatest highlight of all time.
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Campaign finance screw up: California democrats have been slammed with a fine for illegally taking money from oil companies and putting it in Gov.
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But, Ann says the Dems will totally screw up the nomination ... because she thinks they're fooling themselves into believing Kamala Harris is the chosen one.
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But others, it's now becoming clear, submitted their applications before the deadline — sometimes weeks before — and were the victim of a mysterious mail screw-up.
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And while this particular screw-up is allegedly rare, it's easy to picture far more dangerous situations where someone isn't just talking about their floors.
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For now, multiple outlets are pinning the screw-up on presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner, who supposedly allowed the call to be patched through.
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The company didn't want to screw up like when it changed its payment processing rates a year ago, leading to creator backlash and some exodus.
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It really runs the risk, if you will, if you're not aware that you could maybe screw up a really good thing by doing that.
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"The Trump administration didn't screw up the Obama plan, which we were all kind of afraid of," one former National Security Council official tells me.
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The terrible copyright reform making its way through European Parliament is a great example of how to totally screw up a regulatory approach to tech.
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The screw-up has screamed incompetence and even conspiracy to Sanders supporters and progressive media figures who've been key in boosting the senator's message online.
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The only thing that really matters to most people is this: Will this new software screw up my computer if I hit the "update" button?
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Cars generally have a few lanes in which to maneuver, and thus some "grace space" to screw up in before the car smashes into anything.
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There's a lot of yelling as you call out when you have the right card, or if you screw up because you acted too quickly.
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This trailer doesn't really tell us much of anything, but it does successfully convey the thought that all involved probably didn't screw up Star Trek.
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Philip and the rest of the guests spend the whole time fawning over Jackie, even though the Americans manage to screw up every single protocol.
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So if you need me, I'll be standing by and wincing with a knot in my stomach while my kids screw up left and right.
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The company would need to screw up on such an epic scale — multiple times in a row — for it to get knocked off its pedestal.
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They'll just march behind someone, and as soon as they screw up, they'll devour them and spit their bones out, and get the next guy.
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As one industry insider told me, there are a million ways to screw up that idea through poor execution, and many, many lose their way.
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Thai-language hashtags that translated as "Election Commission screw-up" and "cheating the election" were trending at numbers one and three on Twitter in Thailand.
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Basically every large site, service or company experienced some sort of security breach in its history (though none were larger than Yahoo's colossal screw-up).
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If a customer has only limited inventories of a key part that you provide and you screw up a promised delivery, they'll never forget you.
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In an epic screw-up, her speechwriters had pulled material directly from a speech given by Michelle Obama to the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
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"I don't play basketball anymore because I don't want to roll an ankle and miss a movie or screw up my golf game," he said.
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The contract also shields Whitefish from legal liability if they screw up the job, and prevents government authorities from auditing the company, according to Klippenstein.
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For some of the activists there, the moment was another Biden screw-up — they saw him mansplaining rape trauma to a room full of feminists.
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They still miscommunicate on switches, and the NBA's Karma Gods have so far blessed them with a few timely misses when they do screw up.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Don't you hate it when you do like one major, nearly catastrophic screw-up and no one lets you forget it?
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Still, rights groups have maintained faith that proper targeting can screw up an authoritarian or oligarch's lifestyle, making them think twice about crossing certain lines.
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DF: The editors that decide to take you off night cops work during the day and don't ever see you except if you screw up.
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From the moment the cook-off officially began, the two besties trolled one another non-stop, trying to get the other to screw up their dish.
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It was only when I said to Harvey, 'Don't screw up the casting of this film because you want to get laid,' whereupon he went mental.
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Zoey doesn't care what time of night or day it is, or whether I screw up, am emotionally exhausted or flat-out angry at the world.
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And that's why Elle, as Lucas soon realizes, has been using her mind mojo to screw up their compasses and steer them in the wrong direction.
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Or is it better that at least some modicum of effort — and thus some chance that perpetrators will either screw up or give up — be necessary?
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I don't think Nike is going to screw up, and I think this is a stock that you buy and hold on a dip like that.
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If you tend to screw up sunscreen application on your legs and thighs, consider these leggings, which have a high rise and UPF rating above 50.
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Authorities are still unsure if this was a standard case of political hacking or whether it was intended to specifically screw up the 2016 electoral process.
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"The strategy as such is simply: stay in power, and then hope that someone makes some awful screw-up," says Alex Bell, a former SNP staffer.
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Cramer even saw some of the biggest and smartest money managers bet against Netflix with the assumption that it would screw up when it next reported.
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I'm very happy that I didn't grow up in a time where I had a social media account to broadcast every screw-up that I made.
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"I would join with Microsoft and the other leaders of the industry in saying this is a huge screw-up by the government," Wales told CNBC.
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My advice: take the 'screw-up insurance,' raise more money than you think you need and focus your efforts on building the company of your dreams.
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As long as you and your partner are honest and communicate what you want, and actually listen to each other, then you can't really screw up.
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"We need to use the tools we have to make sure we don't screw up somebody we're trying to cure, by giving them cancer," she said.
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And that will cause someone to screw up, where they say something inappropriate, not ideally framed, that leads to an investigation, which may uncover some evidence.
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"The Republican failure so far on health care makes it more difficult for Republicans in Congress to screw up tax reform," the person recalled Trump saying.
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High compliance costs burden taxpayers by compelling them to purchase tax filing software or other forms of tax assistance so they don't screw up their taxes.
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Yes, they might be down to talk shit about their partner's latest screw-up, but that doesn't mean they are cool with someone else doing it.
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Senator Graham warns that the FBI is "about to screw up big time" by not responding to the letter from his subcommittee re: Trump wiretaps. pic.twitter.
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"They not only need to learn that they can make good choices but also that they can screw up and it would be OK," Johnson said.
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But I have such fond memories of that presentation — O.K., maybe not exactly fond — because it was my first significant screw-up at a new job.
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They anticipate a kick-out/lob or convince themselves he won't drive 1-on-3 and screw up L.A.'s floor balance going the other way.
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" The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star also said she was not willing to give President Trump or the Republican Party a pass if they "screw up.
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These are all great things, but if you're waking up earlier than usual, scheduling a workout first thing in the morning can screw up your breakfast routine.
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Facebook's privacy boss Erin Egan apologized for the error, writing in a blog that the company is reaching out to "over 800,000" users about the screw-up.
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If you screw up a letter, don't worry -- if you have a stylus like the Surface Pen that comes with an eraser option, you can use that.
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I was surprised to see the Note 9 screw up this badly, not only is the white balance out of wack, scene optimizer couldn't identify the cake.
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We wrote about the frighteningly common screw up that left 198 million records exposed on the open website, for anyone (cough Russian hackers perhaps cough) to see.
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" Nade continued, "Ethan Buckley stated he resented his father because his father was such a good guy while he was a screw-up and a drug addict.
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But did Burger King really screw up big time and cross the line, or should we expect more brands to start "hijacking" our smart speakers (3:04)?
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Regarding BICEP2, Physical Review Letters editor Robert Garisto adds that the screw-up had less to do with science itself and more to do with science communication.
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" The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star also said she was not willing to give President Trump or the Republican Party a pass if they "screw up.
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The now famous screw up involved a huge company that reportedly rushed a product to market, only to see it literally blow up in its customers' faces.
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In the absence of a trusted and qualified secretary of state and vital subordinates, the risk of a screw up during a crisis like this goes up.
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Jeb says when you have "ten overage white guys looking at something there's a better than 50/50 chance it's going to be a total screw-up."
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It could get much colder—the room is girded by huge pipes filled with ammonia to keep the place refrigerated—but that would screw up the equipment.
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Ya win some, ya lose some ... Here's Neymar -- one of the greatest soccer players on the planet -- proving even juggling masters screw up every now and then.
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While management explained away the cancellations as a one-off rostering screw-up, pilots believed there was a deeper problem - that disaffected colleagues were leaving in droves.
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"This is a terrible screw-up," he said after emerging from his home early Friday to put a candle on a bloodied white sheet covering a corpse.
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BTW ... we're told Ariadna was enraged at both the Miss Universe pageant and Steve Harvey after the screw-up and hasn't returned a single call to either.
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But more often than not, it can screw up our finely tuned hair-care routines — and few styles look better drenched in sweat and rimmed with frizz.
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Sometimes we end up getting sued over it, at which point we normally defend ourselves (everyone likes money) even if we feel bad about the screw-up.
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And Kevin is the screw-up, the holy fool, struggling to locate a viable philosophy in the aftermath of the collision of his education and real life.
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But what about giving a kid the wiggle room to find genuine passions, the freedom to discover true independence, the space to screw up and bounce back?
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I manage to screw up my time zone math every time I call someone in a different part of the country, to say nothing of calls abroad.
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Steve Harvey had flashbacks of 2015 all over again -- announcing the wrong winner of Miss Universe's costume contest -- but he's blaming the screw-up on the teleprompter.
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The eight-hour first season — I pray there are more, because wow what an ending — introduces a world that actually gives a shit when superheroes screw up.
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You know, you started when you saw something really decline, where it looked like an amazing opportunity that, even as an amateur manager, I couldn't screw up.
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Not to say that you couldn't screw up or you couldn't screw up, but it was a really interesting ... AH: Jason Calacanis once said that he was — again, I think he might've had some good intentions with it, foot-in-mouth disease — but he said, you know, "What you need to do is lower your standards so you can invest in more people of color," or something really stupid he said.
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On Wednesday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin told the Rossiya 24 state TV channel that a human error was responsible for the screw-up, according to Reuters.
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And so in cases where it&aposs funny -- when you screw up and you step on it, she is a talented actor and she did some funny stuff.
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Think back to the Oscars screw-up of 2017, which basically happened to BoJack a year before in Season 3, when Mr. Peanutbutter mistakenly awarded him Best Actor.
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It's there in the crowd of every rooftop day-party and inner-city festival, as faces screw-up behind sunglasses in response to the scandalous heaters on display.
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But astronomers are worried that adding the masses of satellites to Earth's orbit could screw up our view of the night sky, as well as disrupt scientific research.
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Meadow offers everything from an eye-catching digital storefront for teasing tasty plants, to automated patient records management for which you'll go to jail if you screw up.
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It's always nice to be reminded also that no matter how much humans screw up the landscape, it'll always repair itself, coming back to reclaim its natural status.
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Click here to view original GIFBlockbuster movies that cost millions of dollars with hundreds of talented people working on them still manage to screw up all the time.
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Of course, artifically intelligent machines will screw up forecasts, crash cars and come up with the wrong diagnoses from time to time, but so do humans, said Horowitz.
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This is going to be an opt-in feature, so if you hate the idea of more complexity in your app toolbars this won't screw up your life.
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Photos by Mikey Williams/Top Rank The expectations for most 19-year-olds aren't exactly overwhelming: Start learning a trade and try not to screw up too badly.
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But the problem is that by the time they screw up no one's watching them, because it's such a long race, you only want to see the highlights.
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Context is the difference between a screw-up fight that leaves you howling with laughter or the absolute tragedy of accidentally running over yourself with your own vehicle.
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Like the rest of the hardware world, Kobo's getting on the sleep train, adjusting the screen's blue light level so it doesn't screw up circadian rhythms before bed.
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Sometimes people have a bad day and screw up, and they don't need to learn something—they just need to be held and given some time to recharge!
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That's why this tropical cookies and cream is basically the ultimate dessert: It's ready in 15 minutes, it's almost impossible to screw up, and it's tasty as hell.
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He accepted that he didn't already know everything, he assumed that he might screw up, he went into every encounter believing that people had something to teach him.
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Only having to make one lap today is pretty easy, so I said, 'Go on out there and try to not screw up and make a good lap.
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I am a little annoyed that "we won't screw up the video by default" is now going to become a marketing feature instead of the default, but whatever.
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Which means I'll get to sleep late, screw up the start of the week's circadian rhythm, wake up flustered, in a rush, 30 minutes past the usual time.
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It's two-fold: One, it's like, "Oh God, what's happening?" but two, it's watching everyone screw up so bad, and let this guy just get away with it.
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Kobe Bryant's letter to his 17-year-old self was all about advising him how to handle his money -- warning him how massive wealth can screw up relationships.
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Every year I think Pride can't sink to new levels, and every year—without fail—the organizers of London's LGBT rainbow flag-bearing screw-up continue to deliver.
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However, from the perspective of Tumblr's end users – an arguably fickle, and often teenaged crowd – Yahoo hasn't always lived up to the promise that it wouldn't "screw up" Tumblr.
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Ultimately, Oculus made a huge tiny mistake in regards to controllers that is probably going to screw up the Rift ecosystem for longer than the company thinks it will.
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Land on a lava planet and heat lamps warm your skin; screw up a puzzle, and you'll feel a puff of mist letting you know to try something else.
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But Patrick Thomas, director of the tax clinic at the University of Notre Dame, suspects that something less malicious, but equally insidious may be behind it: a screw up.
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"Ben had such a concern that he would screw up the experience for the Pinners that he wasn't willing to try things," an executive who left in 2015 said.
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He's obviously an idiot, a screw-up and an alcoholic who can't control his impulses and turns to violence far, far too quickly for a cop (or anyone, really).
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That response comes after Graham fired a warning shot Tuesday, telling reporters that the bureau was about to "screw up big time" if it didn't respond to his request.
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Miscalculations of which respondents will turn out to vote can easily screw up a poll prediction, so would it be sure thing if we just dealt with actual voters?
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President Trump was in the White House at the time of the intrusion, yet we're told he wasn't told the intrusion was the result of a massive screw-up.
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There are so many ways that you are always alert and nervous that you're going to oversleep or not get that phone call, and you're going to screw up.
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Rent in San Francisco, but buy in Detroit These funds have the most exposure to Puerto Rico 7 ways that cheap Tweety Bird figurine can screw up your estate
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"I always screw up whenever I set a personal goal, so I just try to play my game and play better than I did four years ago," she said.
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CEO Nick Woodman said that bungling last year's launch of the Hero 4 Session camera, a screw-up on his part, was largely the source of the company's woes.
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Maybe they've actually succeeded in reordering the economy in such a way that it doesn't matter if they screw up, and they're too big to fail, in a sense.
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The Meddler explored all the ways mothers can screw up their children, and all the ways children often realize they've screwed up their mothers when it's almost too late.
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In turn, Demand Progress has launched a new petition urging its members to reach out to the "failed trade commission" and demand the agency investigate its own screw up.
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"The stated reason is, 'We don't want money to screw up our kids, and if we disclose our wealth to them, we'll derail their career paths,'" Mr. Wesley said.
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"The stated reason is, 'We don't want money to screw up our kids, and if we disclose our wealth to them, we'll derail their career paths,'" Mr. Wesley said.
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Jodie Sweetin's ex-fiance is going to do time for gun possession, but it won't be hard time in state prison ... as long as he doesn't screw up again.
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You can chalk that up to a very bad screw up on Google's part, but it's a tear in the fabric of trust that should encase these kinds of gadgets.
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There should be very complicated characters who make mistakes the same way other characters make mistakes, make different life choices, excel at their jobs, and screw up at their jobs.
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Also, my mom used to always tell me, 'You could make the biggest screw-up on the planet, but you can come tell me and I'll help you fix it.
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It's easy to root for its flawed characters as they screw up and try to improve their lives, and its pop culture references and jokes land quite a bit better.
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We're told PH has been reaching out to Abby, asking her to take down the post as they're concerned it will continue to screw up business, but she hasn't responded.
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For fans during Sunday's game and beyond, Nordenholt emphasizes that while it's important to hold high standards, it's just as crucial to be kind to yourself if you screw up.
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I would almost certainly screw up a salmon mi-cuit (half-cooked salmon), without the guidance of the "warm" heat button that will give me a perfect 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As activists and longtime politicos here have looked on in horror at Iowa's screw-up, they've also been emboldened in the state's quest to jump Iowa in the presidential calendar.
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Things are complicated by the fact that 2018 is a high-stakes election year that already has the makings of a blue wave — something Democrats don't want to screw up.
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And I think the amount of damage you can do, because you can go into the structure of trade and screw up every industry, if you're really good at it.
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DOG EAT DOG In Paul Schrader's latest, Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe star as ex-cons who screw up a kidnapping assignment and have to hide out from the mob.
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Why it matters: Supporters of strong encryption will likely see this screw-up — the second of its kind that we've learned of in two months — as a problem of honesty.
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But when there is an attempt to engage even niche cultures in commerce or monetization the lack of inclusivity and understanding causes them to just screw up over and over.
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"The potential is that they can screw up the flow of the whole restaurant," said Janna Sampson, co-chief investment officer at Oakbrook Investments LLC, which holds 65,000 McDonald's shares.
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The freedom to act freely means the freedom to screw up royally, a theme that Rosebrock touches on in the play's second half, when things, somewhat predictably, go to pieces.
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Ray Rice returned to the Baltimore Ravens this week -- not as a player, as a mentor -- giving advice to the team's rookies so they don't screw up like he did.
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If a nuclear powered country launches enough of the deadly weapons, it's possible to screw up the planet badly enough to trigger a nuclear winter and starve its own population.
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Team Trump's account is that it was a tremendously strange screw-up that, by sheer happenstance and bad luck, ended up looking far more incriminating than it in fact was.
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He still managed to nearly screw up Christmas for a 7-year-old girl and go after several of his sworn enemies, including "Little" Bob Corker and "Lyin'" James Comey.
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There&aposre organizations that are paid millions, that have sponsors, that just wait for us to screw up so they can go after your advertisers, go after your livelihood, your career.
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Still, Tim Cook probably wishes it hadn't happened, especially after the very public screw up, when Craig Federighi demoed Face ID on stage at the iPhone event and it didn't work.
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Brian McKnight is reminding the world that J.R. Smith isn't traveling alone on the screw-up train ... telling TMZ Sports George Hill deserves just as much blame for the Cavs' loss.
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According to Heskin, even users who paid for a copy of SX OS could screw up their console, though the odds are apparently pretty low unless you're doing some significant tinkering.
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The alcoholic screw-up Pike son, Richie, is gaunt and unshaven, with perpetual troubles and lines under his eyes that lend him a look of fatigue not entirely unlike Derek Ouelette's.
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"It has been my honor and pleasure to host, screw up and cause chaos tonight on this carpet for you," she said at the end of her red carpet hosting duties.
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For many of us, work/life balance is a narrow equation: a question of doing something bearable that pays the bills and doesn't totally screw up your life and human relationships.
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Twitter is going into a big year, with the U.S. midterm elections, the 2018 World Cup, and the Sacramento Kings probably finding some way to screw up in the NBA draft.
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No one's going to be hauled before Trump, in a darkened boardroom, to explain themselves before he utters "you're fired" because, well no one's getting fired for this epic screw-up.
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OnePlus wised up to this years ago and the tactic has rewarded them with a cult-like following with loyal fans who are willing to forgive them when they screw up.
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This year's Oscars ceremony was generally pretty bland and over-Kimmeled—at least until that monumental Best Picture screw-up that tore a hole in the very fabric of the event.
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You just worry about doing what you can do and make sure you don't screw up what you're supposed to do, what you're responsible for, because nobody else can do that.
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When you're a total newbie, you have little more to offer than your ability to be on time, answer the phones professionally, and not screw up (although I did that too!).
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How bad would it feel to screw up a line pretty bad and then you ruin a scene and then there's all these people that are like 'Oh, that was awkward'?
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Here are three things to do immediately after you screw up at work: Welch says the No. 1 thing you want to do is own the fact that you messed up.
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It's pretty hard to totally screw up cooking an egg (like, microwaving it whole will do that, but not much else), so the bar for entry here is also pretty low.
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The boss learns about problems first-hand, rewards good employees and punishes the bad, all while trying not to screw up too badly at the cash register or on the mop.
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If at first you don't succeed, then you try again and again and then maybe you rethink your entire strategy so you don't screw up so much the next time around.
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I was surprised that they could get all the way to market and have it never occur to them that their algorithm would totally screw up for people who weren't white.
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I've been saying for a while that Europe and the US are locked in an intense competition, to see which of these huge, powerful, rich, sophisticated societies could screw up most.
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The controls are nimble enough to give players the ability to save (and screw up) without giving it a second thought, and every death feels earned by the player's own mistakes.
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"Through even a fairly sober estimate of the potential of artificial intelligence, there is a lot of opportunity to improve human life, as long as we don't screw up," he said.
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Steve Harvey had to know it was coming -- Jane Lynch and Thomas Lennon teaming up to to take a shot at his Miss Universe screw-up ... complete with a pageant chick!
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I say, "I'm going to give you room to screw up, piss me off and to not carry your weight because I love you that much," and I know it's temporary.
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Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and every other service offering the opportunity to transmit your unmoderated, instantaneous thoughts to the world want you to screw up at least some of the time.
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Either way, with Tenney, Twitch has to decide whether it's more important to enforce its rules — which, theoretically, apply to everyone — or to placate its biggest streamers when they screw up.
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While Trump routinely lobs accusations of "fake news" at journalists, the president shot back on Wednesday with a specific screw-up that he recently described as a "big scandal" on Twitter.
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Dorsey's explanation makes a certain amount of sense and it's easy to imagine a screw-up when migrating so many followers at a specific time when all the world's eyes are watching.
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Like the "Jew hater" incident, this latest screw-up is the clear result of Facebook leaning too hard on algorithms without the human oversight to ensure those algorithms don't select abusive content.
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Trump's order is likely to further screw up the Venezuelan government's half-baked plan to help stabilize its crashing economy by cashing in on the cryptocurrency boom with an official state version.
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There have been many reactions to what will go down in history as the biggest screw-up in Oscars history — but nothing can even remotely beat Meryl Streep's face in the audience.
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And while Marvel is rarely at its absolute best in origin story mode (as we saw in 2015's Ant-Man), it's also hard to screw up an origin story too badly.
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The response has ranged from disbelief to delight, with some saying that giving the prize to Dylan is a farcical screw-up, and others arguing that no artist could be more deserving.
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The Grinch isn't about to screw up the holidays for a 5-year-old kid in Mississippi ... who had the presence of mind to call 911 and report the possible heist. Seriously.
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Facebook has said time and time again that it will do better — Vox's Matt Yglesias earlier this year outlined all the times Zuckerberg has said he's sorry, only to screw up again.
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Progressives have fallen into a familiar pattern early in Donald Trump's presidency: wait for him to screw up, and then, depending on the severity of the offense, react with mockery or outrage.
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"Don't screw up — that's the goal of a V.P. debate," said Brett O'Donnell, a Republican communications specialist who advised prominent Republican nominees — including President George W. Bush, Senator John McCain and Gov.
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This screw-up was particularly upsetting to him, because NASA's unrealistically optimistic odds were the ones used to persuade civilian astronauts like social studies teacher Christa McAuliffe to participate in the flight.
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If you screw up and don't use enough alcohol, your homebrew won't work, and even if you do, most homemade versions dry your skin too much, making it MORE vulnerable to infection.
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Years spent trying to escape from under his father's thumb have left him a confirmed sensualist and serial screw-up, wearing his crisp white linen suits as if they were on fire.
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All of that might make the show sound very feel good-y, but I like how Good Trouble isn't afraid to let both girls screw up in ways both big and small.
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The machine consumed over six-and-a-half pounds of plastic filament in the process, and thankfully didn't screw up once, which would have required the entire print to be restarted from scratch.
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But if you don't fundamentally trust the other side, then every bureaucratic screw-up becomes another bit of solid evidence, proving you were right all along and those guys really are a menace.
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Getting sand in between the pages after an accidental drop is enough to screw up your relaxing retreat, or even worse, dropping it into the water by mistake (good luck salvaging that one).
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People can't keep their mouths shut in high-stakes scenarios, and the more actions the conspirators have to take, the more likely they are to screw up or get caught in the act.
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But despite Yahoo's pledge to not "screw up," Tumblr, a series of missteps lead to Yahoo eventually writing down more than half of Tumblr's value just three years after its $1 billion acquisition.
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"Equifax is making money, millions of dollars off its own screw-up and meanwhile the potential cost to Equifax are shockingly low," Warren told Smith, 57, during the U.S. Senate Banking Committee hearing.
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They scheme for their company but seem to regret it; they feel wounded when their plans don't succeed; when they screw up, and someone else is hurt, they feel the weight of it.
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"We get alerts on our phones to the dangers around us at all times, and there's clickbait articles telling us the 10 biggest things we're doing to screw up our kids," she says.
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Sensing an opportunity for some good publicity in the wake of StubHub's screw-up, Tickets for Less President Dan Rouen flew out to L.A. from Kansas City to give them to Sandler personally.
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But TechCrunchers who were in Cupertino suggested it was not that easy to trigger Face ID, and that a person would only have to screw up their eyes for it not to work.
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"These are the types things that guarantee that when someone dies or there's a major screw up, [employees] won't quit and they'll pull together, because they have resources from their community," he says.
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"I think they were focused so hard on politics that they didn't get the act together at the end," Trump told the website, referring to the screw-up that will define it forever.
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DiMarco had never danced before joining the ABC competition, so he was hesitant for fear that he would "screw up" during the first week and send the message that deaf people can't dance.
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But the announcement was moved up two days because Trump and his cronies had screwed up practically everything there was to screw up in the first week and a half of his presidency.
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Sure, there are interesting aspects to the case—like, is Roger Goodell abusing his power as commissioner, or did the union merely screw up by allowing him virtually unchecked authority in the CBA?
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The owner of the Cincinnati Bengals is telling fans he knows the team "took a risk" in drafting Joe Mixon -- but he's hoping Joe is a changed man who won't screw up again.
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The resolution comes after Graham fired a warning shot to the FBI on Tuesday, telling reporters that the bureau was about to "screw up big time" if they didn't respond to his letter.
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He warned Paul not to "screw up" by blocking tax reform as Graham thinks Paul did when he helped block the most recent GOP attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Whalen thinks the Fed has made a "fundamental screw-up" in the process by focusing solely on short-term reverse repo operations to control rates when yields are compressing across the duration curve.
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They don't really have scallop fisheries on the West Coast, but one fishery is managed pretty well and population levels are pretty strong for the time being—they're trying not to screw up.
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"The FCC's proposal to screw up your internet is just about the worst plan I've seen—the comment period was a mess and the rest of the proposal is full of holes," Rep.
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I guess I'm hoping to hear that it's okay if I screw up or start crying because of a song in a commercial, and whatever people decide about me is not my problem.
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It is in the interest of no one, particularly those up for reelection, to screw up the operations of two companies that issue securities comprising more than 40 percent of residential mortgage debt.
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READ: Blizzard's Hong Kong screw-up is officially an international incident And the NBA isn't the only sporting league dealing with outrage this week over how it has handled an issue with China.
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And the drawing actually understates how bad things will be, because it's simply too zoomed out to illustrate how many different Israeli settlements there are and how much they'd screw up Palestinian development.
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No matter who they are, no matter what they save, not matter how seemingly good they are, powerful people will always screw up the world one way or another if given the opportunity.
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We screwed up in X, Y and Z. And by the way, we did screw up in X, Y and Z because we are radically changing how we develop, how we test, etcetera.
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Some Pisces will take that one step further and decide never to open up on their own again, burying their trauma and emotions until another major screw-up forces it out of them.
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It's even funny when they screw up with titles — creating a kind of tech-enabled Russian roulette — though it's less funny when I'm by myself and I just want to watch a thing.
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Unless there's, like, an email somewhere where someone said, "Hey, let's do crimes" with, like, Musk and Denholm cc'd, very probably it's going to be hard to prove that Tesla didn't simply screw up.
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The challenge in making something that might one day be used by the average consumer rather than, say, a rural field doctor, he said, is making something the average consumer truly can't screw up.
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While it can't retroactively change the fact that 87 million of its users were impacted by the massive screw-up, at least Facebook can belatedly limit the permissions of third party apps going forward.
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The deadlift — an exercise that involves lifting a bar or barbell from the floor up to your hips and back — may look like a simple move, but it's actually pretty easy to screw up.
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Each are looking for flaws or breakdowns in the program, and while neither are in overt conflict with one another, they don't want to screw up their chances for a real, live Mars mission.
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If there's any way LG can screw up the V30, it will be through iffy software and camera over-sharpening — both aspects that a Pixel XL built on the same hardware wouldn't suffer from.
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NOAA also suffers from the perennial plight of every public-facing meteorologist: No one recognizes the agency when it gets the forecast right, but they are quick to point out when they screw up.
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"I don't play basketball anymore because I don't want to roll an ankle and miss a movie or screw up my golf game," Wahlberg tells Men's Health for the cover of their Jan./Feb.
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With that said, it's obvious why people who haven't roasted a turkey very often, if at all, get a little panicked when they are given the opportunity to screw up a perfectly good bird.
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This video is pretty funny ... both Malik Martin and Chimezie Metu explaining why the Rams could screw up the good thing USC has going for it right now ... plus, they're really worried about traffic.
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According to 7-Eleven parent company Seven & I Holdings Co., 900 people were affected by the screw-up and about ¥55 million (a little more than $500,000, depending on exchange rates) was collectively stolen.
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So we are working with folks from Los Angeles, in the mayor's office and in the Department of City Planning, to make sure that we don't screw up this program that they just passed.
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Although SpaceX had a successful return to flight last month after the rocket explosion last September, this cargo resupply mission to the ISS was far more valuable—another screw up be disastrous for SpaceX.
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Lauri Peterson's son, Josh Waring, says an Orange County Jail guard is flat-out lying about Josh's reaction to getting slashed by an inmate ... to cover up a screw-up on the jail's part.
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Much of millennial consumer culture is about our instinctive sense of precarity, our allergy to corporate signifiers, and our formless urge to be good people who won't screw up the world all over again.
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People can screw up dates with Cancers by thinking the best way to show support is to suggest a solution to their problem, but what Cancers really crave is validation and a listening ear.
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One illustration neglects to include the sleep chamber, lavatory, and hallway; another gets the number of doors per hexagon wrong; and basically all of the renderings screw up the placement of the spiral stairway.
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The other is that even if Mike Flynn had kept quiet until the feast of the Epiphany, Trump would have found a way to screw up our season, to make things weird at minimum.
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Esmail, a fan of the podcast, which stars Catherine Keener (Heidi), Oscar Isaac (Walter) and David Schwimmer (Colin), initially balked at the idea of an adaptation, figuring why screw up an already good thing?
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John Boyega's not dwelling on his epic screw-up that resulted in the "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" script landing on eBay -- and he's urging the film's director to let it go too.
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Watched over by their inexhaustible and caring young coach, Chris Scribner — a former screw-up who recognizes that the chances he was given will probably be denied his students — the four stumble toward State.
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"We're only talking about one shot to take apart the phone and read out the hardware key, and if they screw up there is no way to turn back the dial," Guido told Motherboard.
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He wants to give to organizations that improve life on Earth for future generations — that is, the billions of people who don't exist yet but who will (if we don't screw up too badly).
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And, sure, Spotlight has one scene like that (when Ruffalo's character breaks down about how the paper might get scooped by another paper that could screw up the story and further give the church cover).
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I'm not mad at Snooki or Fergi for wanting to revel in their yung motherhood—kudos for still having time to get that gym-tan-laundry in while trying not to screw up future adults.
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According to the Washington Post, state-linked media said this was just the latest screw-up from Harthi, and a number of supervisors involved in the production of the textbook are being terminated as well.
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But by choosing Biden he telegraphed to white voters what kind of first black president he would be: He would be the kind who didn't mind the occasional screw-up, who knew you meant well.
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Influencer careers are creeping toward general acceptance, but there's a double edge to their growing prominence: social media stars are being taken more seriously than ever, but they aren't taught how to not screw up.
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Anyone with internet access can now watch almost any major runway show in the world in real time, and when designers screw up, they're forced listen to the opinions of average people via social media.
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So if they tell me that I will permanently screw up my eyes by looking at the solar eclipse without special protection, I am not going to look at the solar eclipse without special protection.
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The bit where it failed to disclose how it shared data with third parties aside, it's a good example of a company owning its privacy screw up and correcting its mistake in clear, unambiguous language.
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But if EA was ever going to make a religiously insensitive error in the development of one of their games, Nurmagomedov was among the worst UFC fighters they could have chosen to screw up with.
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Now Facebook wants to let you know that it's going to do better, which is the go-to excuse of all tech companies when they screw up, along with the much used: I'm so sorry.
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But then there's that other hand: If cities screw up the transition to AVs, they'll end up with streets clogged with traffic, smogged with emissions, and little room for people to walk, bike, and scoot.
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Is there some kind of screw-up, some kind of damage you guys think you've done, at this size, that you literally could not have done earlier because you didn't have the resources to do it?
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It takes a little getting used to, and you'll screw up activating it the first few times, but by the end of the weekend, I found myself to be something of a pro with the feature.
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These kids, like all kids, think they're the first to feel the raw passion of first love, or the anxiety that comes from fearing you might make a choice that will screw up your entire future.
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McCarthy continued: "We quickly, quickly knew on a deeper level that this was something very special and something that we didn't want to screw up, so we made sure that we did things the right way."
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Ars Technica explains how to set up a private server, with a warning: If you screw up and your server is compromised or used as spam relay, your domain will almost certainly wind up on blacklists.
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Watch out for hidden taxes when retiring to a new state 7 ways that cheap Tweety Bird figurine can screw up your estate When buying your kid a house is cheaper than paying for a dorm
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"I think it was important to have a roommate in there with him, and we&aposre looking into why that wasn&apost done, and I think every indication is that was a screw-up," Barr said.
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These RCS servers use modern software instead of the rickety mess of SMS, which, in theory, means the famous Syniverse screw-up that sent Valentine's Day messages nine months late will be less likely to happen.
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"That screw-up has been extremely unfair to the people of Iowa, it has been unfair to the candidates, all of the candidates, and all of their supporters," Mr. Sanders said at a news conference today.
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Even Donald Trump Jr. has mused to associates he hopes the White House does not screw up the response and put the president's best reelection message at risk, said two individuals with knowledge of his comments.
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Cruz said the "like" was caused by "a staffer who accidentally hit the wrong button and it was a screw-up," that the incident has been dealt with internally and the staffer will not be fired.
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"It was a screw-up and, chiefly, it let the air out of the balloon when it went from $70 million to $17 million," John Bothwell, director of Pur Sang, an international automotive manufacturer, told the NYT.
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The now-teenage platform may have started as a dating site, but it's since expanded its role to include everything from viral videos to a platform for influencers to screw up in front of the entire world.
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So, while it's been easy to chalk up Matty's antics as merely being an angry self-entitled screw up, on top of being blamed sister's death, he's been keeping quiet about his Dad's affair this entire time.
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The WannaCry cyberattack which hit 200,000 computers across the world was the result of a "huge screw-up" by the U.S. government as a result of its spying practices, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales told CNBC on Friday.
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"If you believe your boss will be supportive as long as you don't screw up in a big way, it's probably because your manager has given you a feeling of autonomy based on past successes," says Taylor.
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It's the first Black girl-centered teenage drama in recent memory in which the protagonist admits to being a screw-up who constantly makes mistakes, something that Black girls are typically not afforded the room to do.
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Hoellwarth noted that no one is fully sure how the government can exercise oversight over scattered private providers to hold them accountable, as the VA has been held accountable these last few years, when they screw up.
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Also a poem has arrived with this track and you know that if an artist is into sending out poems with his or her songs they're not going to screw up something so simple as an apostrophe.
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"So Donald Trump is elected in the last two years — and I will confess, even he couldn't screw up the momentum," said Michael Bennet on "Meet the Press," before mentioning housing, health care and higher education costs.
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READ: Blizzard's Hong Kong screw-up is officially an international incident The NBA has distanced itself from the tweet sent by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey showing support of the protests after Chinese authorities reacted angrily.
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"If there's one thing we've seen, when either political party tries to do big things only with one side of the aisle, you generally screw up," said Warner, a member of the Senate Finance and Budget committees.
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Their story is essentially that it was a tremendously strange screw-up — a comedy of errors, with misunderstandings and misrepresentations piled on top of each other that ended up looking far more incriminating than they truly were.
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It takes two to screw up a match most times, but we know Styles has had good matches with chaff like Jinder Mahal, so odds are it's just that Nakamura is done as a top flight talent.
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She knows what's coming, but she also knows that if she doesn't behave exactly as she remembers herself acting, she might screw up the moment when she realized what the Heptapods' "weapon" was — perhaps prompting intergalactic war.
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" Life beyond Earth, he adds, would be "a profound and comforting discovery" — comforting because "it means if we screw up and ruin all life on Earth, we would not have destroyed the only living things in all existence.
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In the future, climate change will make your allergies more miserable, likely flood the basement of your beach house, and possibly screw up your morning supply of irreplaceable caffeine — at least if you get your coffee from Ethiopia.
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Now that machines are learning to do all sorts of things on their own, from deciding who gets bail to finding new pharmaceuticals, the question is how we can ensure that computers don't accidentally screw up people's lives.
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Maybe your team will acquire a draft pick that becomes the star player that leads your team to a title in 219, but chances are, your GM will screw up the pick like he's screwed up everything else.
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"At the crux of the seed packets series was my conviction to blow-up, screw-up and even falsify something that is already 'false,'" wrote the artist in Architecture as Limitation published for the 1991 São Paulo Biennial.
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"They do what they want, and when they're done with your project or they screw up (like what just happened), they tell your vendor company to let you go, which they do," a former contractor told the Guardian.
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"I have been dealing with many mixed emotions the past few weeks, some of it having to deal with the enablers of the abusers trying to get out of their screw-up," she said in court last month.
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That's because the largest leak to come out the Cupertino-based tech giant in some time was not the result of self-proclaimed supply chain insiders taking on Reddit, but rather a good old-fashioned employee screw up.
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The first episode introduces the stock characters (loyal son, too-perfect daughter, rebel, cynic, screw-up) in lively fashion, but then the story bogs down in anemic mystery and filler, like a risible detour into the Vietnam War.
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And so the CEOs (or, more likely, their very well-paid publicists) strung together some words to convey that they care about their users while at the same time evading any culpability for whatever the latest screw-up was.
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But much of their humor also derives from just how limited women's choices actually are (in terms of body, sexual choices, ability to screw up or start a business or set her own terms) in a supposedly "liberated" society.
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The family is now suing Starbucks, representatives of Los Angeles-based Frish Law Group announced in a press release last Tuesday, citing the "emotional injuries" inflicted upon the family as a result of the coffee chain's alleged screw-up.
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We're just saying that they're uncomfortable, hard to use, and unreliable if you screw up putting one on—one 2008 study found that 31 percent of guys who regularly wrap it up experienced breakage within the last three months.
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But if the systems in place are so easy to screw up that a simple human error can send entire states and nations fleeing for cover and messaging loved ones, the systems are in desperate need of a refresh.
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It's the way the NFL and the NBA screw up: the level of play is great, but sometimes the lead-up to the fait accompli of the New England Patriots or the Golden State Warriors just grinds you down.
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As I dug deeper into the research, I realized with a twinge of soberness — and anxiety — that in my hands was one of the most precious stories Israel has to tell, and that I had better not screw up.
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Homemade pasta dough is an obvious choice for a weekend cooking activity, and the best part is the low risk involved: flour and eggs are very inexpensive, so if you screw up once or twice, it's no big deal.
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That includes allowing the Russian manipulation of social media to screw up U.S. elections, to their slow response to worries about tech addiction, to ever-growing suspicions that Silicon Valley is doing more harm than good with their inventions.
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Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: What to expect from Apple's September 10 iPhone event How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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We are each bound to screw up one moral choice or the other, no matter how we try to lessen our carbon footprint or support local businesses or donate to a worthy cause or vote for the right candidate.
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It also seems very likely that they simply miscalculated, given what we know about Hunter Biden—who is something of a screw-up, with serious drug and alcohol problems, according to a New Yorker profile from earlier this year.
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Everyone is missing each other in this episode: Mike and Eleven just can't seem to match frequencies, Hopper manages to screw up his Halloween plans with Eleven, and Nancy and Steve are just about ready to end their tender relaysh.
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This can take a bit of time, and it's easy to screw up (especially if you keep replying to the original tweet in the chain), so if it's ever rolled out, it looks like it could simply the entire process.
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If Dems go on to nominate Sanders, the Russians will have to reconsider who to work for to best screw up the US. Sanders is just as polarizing as Trump AND he'll ruin our economy and doesn't care about our military.
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The thing that founders screw up the most in raising a Series A is they let it get away from them, and they let it fall into a serial process, talking with investors with half a story over many months.
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As the article points out, such forecasts are very uncertain, but because it takes about a year for monetary policy to take effect, an emerging sentiment among some economists is that the Fed will screw up policy in the year ahead.
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But next Tuesday, in the poignant conclusion of Jar Jar's story with the publication of Star Wars Aftermath: Empire's End by Chuck Wendig, Star Wars fans will learn that Jar Jar was haunted by and shunned for his political screw-up.
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In this corner: The Ducks (46-246-229, 27 points, +299) needed a third-period comeback against the Kings in the season's final game to lock down first place, and also screw up the Oilers–Flames matchup we all desperately wanted.
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It's hard to describe, but if I hear a song and I get that feeling of complete soul and that producer has put their all into it, it just makes me kind of screw up my face and close my eyes.
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Adrian Peterson says he's seen a bunch of NFL prospects make one big pre-draft screw up before the big day ... so, he's dishing out advice to Baker Mayfield to make sure the QB doesn't fall in the same trap.
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Actress Charlotte Kirk was leaving Il Pastaio in Bev Hills Saturday when she told our photog she made an overture to Simpson -- who's serving 33 years for kidnapping -- but his lawyer felt it would screw up his parole hearing next year.
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"It can take a formerly boring industry and wrap it in tech and make that thing seem exciting and profitable, yet screw up a lot of the basics that legacy companies got right or were regulated to get right," Dash said.
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Knowing Taylor is a perfectionist, and that Taylor Mason Capital's team of brainiac market-math "quants" is the pride of their firm, Axe launches an infuriatingly subtle scheme to make penny-ante trades simply to screw up their predicted results.
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The issue at Facebook serves as a reminder that any type of automated system can still screw up, and that fact might become more apparent as more companies, including Twitter and YouTube, depend on automated content moderation during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Because it's easy to get to Bend, and there are a lot more people coming from the Bay Area and elsewhere, our job is to find out how to diversify the economy and not screw up the environment," Abrams said.
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The big picture: Amazon touches everything from retail to robotics to movie-making, but "the larger the company is and the more industries it's in, the more opportunities there are to screw up," says Ryan Hamilton, a professor at Emory University.
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"Unless you screw up and make your phishing campaign linkable like this group apparently did, it is very hard to attribute to any given actor," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute, tells me via email.
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It also sends a toxic message to other girls and women: To speak publicly, you must be perfect, and if you screw up, even in the most minor of ways, you will be publicly harangued far more brutally than your male peers.
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"I don't play basketball anymore because I don't want to roll an ankle and miss a movie or screw up my golf game," he explained, adding that now he'll stick to the Versaclimber, a machine similar to a stairclimber, golf and jumping rope.
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Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context: (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) How did the top tech companies screw up this week?
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Even though the crash didn't knock anybody's head off, the idea that new kinds of radio interference can screw up the delivery drones compass means that UPS is going to do a lot more work before letting these things fly in public.
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Most of the big character deaths happen when you screw up a "press the button at the right time!" sequence too many times, and it feels — to me, at least — like there's tighter timing on these moments than there was in Until Dawn.
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In other words, for a bucket to be publicly accessible to any old hacker or security researcher who knows where to look — as was the case with the almost 800,000 applications for birth certificate copies mentioned above — someone has to actively screw up.
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"Speaking on one of the most incendiary issues in modern world history, Kushner added: "If they don&apost, they&aposre going to screw up another opportunity, like they&aposve screwed up every other opportunity that they&aposve ever had in their existence.
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During the relative peace that has followed, Jake has washed out of the Jaeger program -- that is, the giant robots built to defend us -- and become a petty criminal and general screw-up, a situation that obviously won't be allowed to last.
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But maybe NASA and other space places like the NRO are adjusting to the idea that it's okay to have smaller ambitions sometimes, and that when you shrink your goals, it's okay to risk screwing up, and even to actually screw up.
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Reacting to Sanders' victory, former Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein tweeted that Russia should back the senator for president to "best screw up the U.S." Biden, anticipating a poor New Hampshire finish, left for South Carolina even before Tuesday's primary results were in.
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It's not that happy people never screw up (oh, if only that were possible!) but rather that when they do make a mistake, they learn from it and move on, says Amy Benton, social worker, life coach and owner of Thrive Life Coaching.
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In a new study out in the journal BMJ Case Reports, a pair of doctors at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London are raising the alert about the danger of Nerf guns, which can seriously screw up your eyes if your friends are being stupid.
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There's also some drama regarding how and why authorities reset the password on Farook's phone in the aftermath of the shooting, a decision that Apple says is what created this problem in the first place, and the FBI says was definitely not a screw-up.
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But he didn't say when the rest of the numbers would be in, and ducked questions about why the state party hadn't done more to troubleshoot the new app before the caucuses, and downplayed concerns that his party's screw-up might kill the Iowa caucuses.
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Often painted as a moody, method-y sort, Gosling is at his best when he's being funny, and here he's a downright riot as a screw-up who floats around half-drunk and still can't help but be the smartest person in the room.
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According to Culpan, "This means Baidu will have to transform itself from a consumer company to a provider of technology to corporations, with the requisite management structure and sales teams to make it happen," suggesting the firm cannot afford to screw up the transition.
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I convinced my wife to go back to Panama so she didn't screw up her volunteer status, and the day she left I went back to work driving for a rideshare company because I felt completely worthless and miserable and I hoped working would help.
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What's less common is the epic screw-up the world witnessed on Sunday night, when a Facebook user shared a clip of a man being forcibly removed, kicking and screaming, from his United flight and then dragged off the plane at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
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Just as it is said that the first world war was the calamity from which sprang all the other calamities of the 20th century, so too was the bungled aftermath of the invasion of Iraq the screw-up from which all other screw-ups followed.
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The pre-existing relationship rule is one that makes sense on its face—just because you have a rich, generous friend shouldn't screw up your eligibility—but it also seems absolutely ripe for abuse and seemingly encourages slimy individuals to prey on young athletes.
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A Saturday Super Bowl doesn't screw up anything but a bunch of VIP parties in the host city and force CBS to move "48 Hours" to Friday—or Hulu (CBS already moved "Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials All-Star Countdown" from Saturday to last Tuesday).
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Vinnie and Frankie closely mirror the Keitel-De Niro dynamic — one a reliable earner, the other a screw-up who never makes good on his gambling debts — and it has always seemed likely that Vinnie would similarly pay for his loyalty to his brother.
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"Unless you screw up and make your phishing campaign linkable like this group apparently did, it is very hard to attribute to any given actor," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute, wrote to me via email in October.
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People trust you to be more independent, but if you screw up, it's on you much more than it would have been when you were 6 or 7, and that can make you feel overwhelmed, longing for a return to a less complicated time.
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Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the President, says the White House's Middle East plan is "a great deal" and if Palestinians reject it, "they're going to screw up another opportunity, like they've screwed up every other opportunity that they've ever had in their existence." pic.twitter.
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Finally, as you push for a straight answer, he'll screw up his eyes and throw back his head, as if to beg the heavens to rid the sky of the Trump-shaped cloud that has cast a shadow over his country and nascent presidency.
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" So either Kavanaugh forgot that the plaintiff objected to all contraception, which is a righteous screw-up on an issue that he knows people are paying extremely close attention to, or he presented the erroneous concept that birth control causes abortions without any qualifiers like "alleged.
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Very awkwardly, the publication's editor, Hilary Sussman, admitted there was a screw-up in how the journal handled this paper, claiming to the NYT that a protocol for discussing ethical issues was absent on account of a "technical error" and that the problem has since been resolved.
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The problem is that the backstop was nonnegotiable for Ireland and the broader EU, which refused to grant Britain the power to unilaterally screw up a very tense border arrangement in a part of the world that has been wracked by conflict as recently as 1998.
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WHEN David Kilcullen, a young Australian army officer who had been seconded to America's State Department as a counter-terrorism strategist, arrived in Baghdad's Green Zone in late 2005 he found himself at "Ground Zero for the greatest strategic screw up since Hitler's invasion of Russia".
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Read more: 'It is this phenomenal game of hot potato': Marketers are poring over legal documents to make sure they don't screw up using data on FacebookForrester Research's Pattisall made the point that all the holding companies would end up using data from the same sources.
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Elsewhere, Gizmodo covered the Federal Communications Commission's shoddy attempt to pretend they didn't screw up a major report, chatted with the director of Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and found what we're pretty sure is the best pair of wireless earbuds you can get right now.
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No end in sight What worries some in the industry is that undoing the Alaska pollock screw-up may be as challenging for the administration as getting it right the first time, at least as long as the current trade negotiations between the US and China continue.
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Whether it's a meeting that didn't go well at all, an ongoing struggle with your office arch-nemesis, a case of Real Life encroaching on your work woes, or a royal screw-up for which you're actually to blame, these experts have the exact next steps you need.
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" FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Adds Cameron: "It's only getting worse in the current political climate: the dismantling of the EPA, ignoring the Paris accords and every other damn thing these monkeys can do to pretty much screw up the environment.
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Some users are reporting that they've been able to get things back up-and-running by messing with their system clock, but this is generally a bad solution and can often screw up a lot of things, so it's probably best to wait for a patch from Oculus.
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Offering its own mobile Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology — which uses a smartphone's camera to accurately scan and recognise any kind of text, code or number — Anyline co-founder and CEO Lukas Kinigadner tells me the startup is built on the premise that "people screw up a lot".
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Even when the movie is horrendous fare like the limp script of Into the Night (how do you screw up the elevator pitch of a comedy-thriller with Goldblum and David Bowie?) Goldblum at least reflects our befuddlement with being thrust into the position of the unlikely hero.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday not to "screw up" the GOP effort to pass tax reform.
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The scripted lines rarely zing, sing or sting (some seem improvised), but when the performers fall down or screw up their faces, you get to watch them fill in their characters with something like real feeling, as when Naomi drunkenly invades a musical group and grabs the mic.
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Hours before declaring a public health emergency, Mayor Ron Nirenberg called the patient's release a federal "screw-up" during a news conference and is requesting that Americans evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship to San Antonio continue to be held until retesting shows they're negative for the virus.
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If Cain, Moore or both wind up pulling out of the vetting process, this person said Trump will argue that not only did Fed Chair Jerome Powell screw up the economy up but that politics got in the way of filling the Fed with more pro-growth governors.
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Global warming is threatening to wash away New Orleans, ruin sushi, burn Phoenix to a crisp, screw up our coffee, kill the Great Barrier Reef, drown Venice, and bombard us with a shit ton of mosquitoes—but according to Scott Pruitt, the rising temperatures might actually be a good thing.
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The dynamic, slightly tweaked from the first "Men," is that H has become a rather hard-partying screw-up, marring his once-gilded rep, while M has grown up longing to be part of an organization she learned about as a kid, having prepped her whole life for the opportunity.
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I got to discover how easy the polish is to remove due to my screw-up (no sitting for 10 minutes with soaked cotton balls on your tips!), how easy it is to reapply on that one nail (left hand, middle finger, for your reference) and how generally indestructible it is.
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When I spoke to him, he was secretive about his plan for Japan, and feared that he might screw up the Portuguese dessert he's planning: "[Portugal] is the only one I'll be posting that day because I'm very aware that I may need more than one go at it," he quips.
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While at first glance plugging in Zhang's sketchy USB drive may look like a case of a monumental security screw-up, if a cybersecurity expert were to plug it into a specific computer with the goal of checking it for malware, then we would say they were doing their job.
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Looking at the results from Thursday's election that all may very well be true, but that only underscores the fact that May's decision to call a snap election is possibly the biggest political screw-up ever—its closest competitor, funnily enough, is David Cameron's decision to call a vote on Brexit.
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It is slow enough to let you think and plan and consider your options… and complicated enough that you will probably screw up in ways that don't fully become apparent until winter sets in and your clan is starving and freezing and the wolves are quite literally at the door.
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These none-too-subtle ploys encourage you to focus on audio rather than visual cues to succeed, but while it's incredibly satisfying when you're able to tune out the distractions and nail the rhythm, it's almost as good when you screw up, because something funny is almost certain to happen.
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If you truly screw up, you can unlock a hidden ability to go back in time and restart the game, but the fact that sometimes the best way to continue your progress is to destroy your progress should illustrate how twisted optimisation—both within Universal Paperclips and without—can be.
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Perhaps there is honesty in this — life isn't so neat, and attempts at being good don't always work out — but I could find a way to wish BoJack, the horse-man all-time screw-up, all the best in his life, even if I didn't want him in mine any longer.
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" It has to be something, he added, "that will have enough of a noticeable effect that it's unmistakable that it wasn't an accident — that someone just didn't screw up — but isn't so escalatory that you force the other side into a corner where they have to retaliate and escalate back.
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Stop the storytelling Your brain's primary job is to minimize danger and maximize reward, so in a situation where there's an unknown outcome — especially a situation where you might screw up — your mind's going to start telling you stories designed to keep you safe, tales that will help you from feeling the crush.
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He recommends getting closer to 90 minutes of sleep if you can help it, but even a half-hour power snooze can be healthy as long as you don't nap to excess or after 3 pm, at which point it may screw up your tiredness and readiness for the next night's sleep.
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" Sutton added: "Just like in the Parkland shooting I have to face the facts and treat matters like this legitimately and so when there is a screw-up or when there is an embarrassment like this, I have to be truthful about it as much as I find it distasteful to talk about.
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"You can screw up a lot of the global trade system just by stopping a few things — and the movement of trash is one of them," says Daniel Hoornweg, associate professor of energy systems and nuclear science at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, who was not involved in the research.
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The film has Giamatti's Santa taking a back seat to Vince Vaughn as Santa's screw-up brother, but Giamatti actually pulls off a decent take on the old guy: A good, hard-working man who's maybe just a little stressed out by everything involved with delivering gifts to every child in the world.
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CELEB CHEF OFFERS &aposWHEEL OF FORTUNE&apos CONTESTANT TRIP TO SPAIN AFTER ON-AIR SCREW-UP Fox News correspondent Adam Housley caught up with the celebrity chef at the 12th annual Vegas Uncork'd to learn more about his top three indicators of a bad restaurant, including his thoughts on seating, specials and soups.
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"I expected to have every moment of my life examined for every single possible screw up that I've ever made, for every flaw and blemish that I have, and to have them be used against me in the court of public opinion," Manning said of the intense press scrutiny at the time.
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And, of course, Strzok is talking about the impending Russia investigation into the Trump campaign and comparing it to the Clinton investigation which he tried so hard not to screw up because it was his effort to clear Hillary Clinton of all charges so she could remain a candidate, the favored candidate.
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Few come even close to matching its ambition in terms of the difficult adult issues it addressed, including veteran PTSD and the grief of losing a child and sexism in the publishing world and dealing with senile dementia and … you know, just being really horny and letting that screw up your life.
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Great movies and terrible movies both screw up in similar ways—like the fake deaths of characters (what's up, Marvel and DC?), the money play of splitting the final movie into two parts (hi, Harry Potter and Hunger Games), and the pitiful lack of diversity (that would be every one of y'all).
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But, due to what was either a screw-up of epic proportions or a case of outright discrimination depending on who you ask, Nadirah's dream of playing college lacrosse — along with a four-year scholarship estimated to be worth up to $250,218 — all went down the drain before she even stepped foot on campus.
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Here's an excerpt from my earlier, four-star review of Good Trouble, Freeform's new young adult drama about two sisters who move to the big city together: The show might sound very feel good-y, but I like how Good Trouble isn't afraid to let both girls screw up in ways both big and small.
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Euron didn't see Yara's treachery coming after claiming the Salt Throne, and that will almost certainly screw up his plan to sail across the Narrow Sea and marry Daenerys, even if he does live in a world where it's possible to, say, travel from the Vale to the Wall in a matter of weeks.
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That line of reasoning, experts warn, opens us up to some of the scariest possible scenarios for AI. Many researchers believe that advanced artificial intelligence systems have enormous potential for catastrophic failures — going wrong in ways that humanity cannot correct once we've developed them, and (if we screw up badly enough) potentially wiping us out.
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Former Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein has said Russia should back Bernie Sanders for president in order to "best screw up the U.S." Following his win in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night, Sanders has emerged as the front-runner for the Democratic nomination to face President Donald Trump in November's election.
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In a nutshell, things will look different in an electricity system with lots of variable renewable energy (VRE) — different prices, a different shape of demand, different timing, different needs — and if the people managing the electricity system bet on low VRE and get high, they are going to screw up all sorts of things.
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Photo: Jim Cooke (Shutterstock), AP, Getty, Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You know the first week of April 2018 was a weird one when it began with a horrific shooting at YouTube's headquarters and ended with President Donald Trump's New York City skyscraper catching fire, tragically killing one person, and somehow Facebook's ongoing screw-up continued to top the headlines.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens Bloomberg2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE, then the New York City mayor, called it "a royal screw-up" (Governing).
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But of course that's not in the cards for Bridget, especially once an epic screw-up at work — motivated by Bridget's romantic troubles, naturally — leaves her out of work and, at one point, literally sobbing in the street, just waiting to be rescued by one of the two handsome, wealthy men who are dying to save her.
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" The second "screw-up" Spicer referenced occurred in an April briefing in which he compared Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, falsely claiming that "even Hitler didn't sink to using chemical weapons" on his own people during World War II. Spicer apologized for those comments shortly thereafter, calling them "inappropriate and insensitive.
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San Bernardino County Calls the FBI Liars Over Terrorist&aposs iCloud Account [Updated]Late last night a Twitter account associated with San Bernardino County said that it worked under…Read more ReadEven with an untouched iCloud password, the government still may have needed Apple's help, but Apple is portraying that screw-up as a major error.
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Thankfully, the designers learned from Donkey Kong Country Returns (the first in the rebooted series), and that game's 3DS iteration, offering a store with helpful items: a "crash guard" that gives you a free screw-up on a minecart level, an extra heart, the ability to enter a level with one of the Kong buddies, etc.
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Speaking or tweeting out of frustration, especially when you are the most powerful man in the world — whether to suggest that DOJ go easy on a friend such as resigned national security adviser Mike Flynn, or opining that you feared Comey would screw up the Russia case as he did the Clinton email case — is not a good idea.
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Ezekiel, or Zeke, Stark is a cultural anthropologist in his late 30s, obsessed with images, both the concrete kind (photographs) and the metaphorical kind ("self-image"), a "privileged, educated" screw-up, as he says of himself, steeped in theorists like Clifford Geertz and Walter Benjamin, but also in pop culture — Pee-wee Herman, Steve Jobs, JonBenet Ramsey, etc.
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In the end our view is that very few players can (or will) keep up with these spend levels and that ultimately this will be a 2-horse race (NFLX and Disney) where both horses can win, with Amazon on the periphery and there is a reasonable shot that AT&T will screw up HBO as a competitor.
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Though the motorcycle customizer did appear on the second season of The Celebrity Apprentice (he came in third place during Joan Rivers' winning season; the show's host went on to become President) and was the star of Spike TV stunt show, Jesse James Is A Dead Man, James really blew up in the press thanks to what many considered a colossal screw up.
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Populated with both the cool and the geeky, the older and the younger, men and women, you learn that it's OK to screw up, that it's important not to try to be funny, and more crucially, that you can get up and create a ridiculous scene using nothing other than your own brain—a confidence boost that pretty much everyone can benefit from.
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That last clause contains what most scholars of the Apportionment Amendment consider a scrivener's error: "nor more than one Representative for every fifty thousand persons" should read "nor less than one Representative for every fifty thousand persons"; the screw-up is technical, but this piece has a good explanation of what happened (it involves the secretary of the Senate misunderstanding a direction).
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" Among the particular opponents he has in his sights, said Mr Bannon, seated in a dining-room decorated with Christian iconography and political mementos, are congressional Republicans ("Mitch McConnell, I'm going to light him up"), China ("Let's go screw up One Belt One Road") and "the elites in Silicon Valley and Wall Street—they're a bunch of globalists who have forgotten their fellow Americans.
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Robert McNamara, a former Ford executive, brought an entire wing of the Rand Corporation to the Defense Department during the Kennedy administration, where the think-tank experts promptly privatized most of the government shipyards and plane factories, and used their out-of-touch computer models to screw up government programs like Model Cities, the ambitious attempt at urban rehabilitation during the War on Poverty.
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This change, which is going out first to the Uber app in the U.S., U.K. and Canada that allows riders to change their pickup location after they've made a booking, means that when you screw up and request a ride from a place where you actually are not present you can make a change without having to cancel the whole trip and start again.
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Getting to the place of nothing, where you're not actually doing anything, you're just experiencing real actual failure—it's difficult and you screw up time and time again and you keep coming back and back and back and back and trying again and again and again and you fail and you fail and you fail until you get to that real place and then everybody laughs.
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The word on the street, Byron, is that you better stop this winning stuff, because if you don't, you're going to screw up the Lakers' 2016 draft situation (the Lakers have a top-three protected pick, but only get a first-round choice if they land 1, 2 or 3 in the lottery) and mess things up for the next head coach of the Lakers.
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Even after the wild box office successes and critical praise of their previous efforts in the MCU -- including all three "Captain America" films, "Thor: The Dark World" and "Avengers: Infinity War," the penultimate episode in the ten-year interconnected superhero saga -- the pair was very aware that the highly anticipated concluding chapter was as much theirs to screw up as to win the day.
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I don't come in, though, as a former business guy and tech guy — I was in the wireless business, the co-founder of Nextel — I don't come in with the notion that a regulatory framework is necessarily the right answer, because I've seen how that can screw up innovation, but completely unfettered or don't worry, we're going to self-regulate alone, I just don't think that's going to cut it.
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If anything, while watching Ready Player One I didn't feel nostalgia for the days of Atari 2600 and Nightmare on Elm Street sleepovers, I felt nostalgic for the early aughts—before VR and Palmer Luckey funding anti-Hillary Clinton memes, before Gamergate, before I thought Bitcoin could actually screw up my retirement, before Prince died, before TJ Miller's voice just reminded me of this, before even well-executed Say Anything references made me eyeroll.
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Beyond that, I was content to bend over my phone (I'd been engaged off and on all day posting on a financial forum run by the company I used to work for) and wait for Nola to tire out and come join me for a Valentine's Day drink, which in her case would likely be a gin-and-tonic, a drink that nobody, whether they were in Kingman or Irkutsk, could screw up.
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Read more:Pete Buttigieg&aposs race problem is an overblown media creation he can overcome — so long as he doesn&apost screw up his response to itKevin Hart&aposs wife recounted how she found out he was cheating over social media while she was pregnant in a revealing new docuseriesIvanka Trump said she wasn&apost sure if she&aposd serve in the 2020 White HouseA truck bomb explosion killed at least 76 people in Somalia&aposs capital
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Both Sanders and Blankfein have relished their slap fight: Sanders included the financial mogul last summer on a list of "anti-endorsements" of his presidential bid, while Blankfein snarked on Twitter after Sanders' win in the New Hampshire primary that the Kremlin might consider interfering on the Vermont senator's behalf in the presidential election because he was the candidate "to best screw up the US." And on Friday, it didn't take long before Sanders responded to Blankfein's concern with glee.
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Aniston said the role has everything: "children, guilt, power struggle, being a woman in the industry, going through a divorce, publicly going through a divorce, feeling alienated, being just a little bit of a screw-up," according to her recent interview with The New York Times, The actress had been focusing most of her energy on starring in movies since her "Friends" days, but three years ago, she told former HBO executive Michael Ellenberg that "television is not not an option for me," she said.
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We Need Complicated Female Characters Who Screw Up (A Lot)Every few months like clockwork, it happens again: the never-ending debate over Strong Female…Read more ReadDC Universe&aposs Doom Patrol Is One for the WeirdosDC Universe's Doom Patrol isn't a show that hates itself—it hates the very concept of idyllic…Read more ReadThe Coolest Images in the Beautiful New Han Solo BookIf you're looking for 241-page, beautifully illustrated, expertly researched book chronicling the…Read more ReadHow Fast Can You Travel Before It Kills You?
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