"If they are going to close up shop and no money is left, then consumers are screwed, the employees are screwed, the banks are screwed, the investors are screwed," says Ben-Shahar.
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You're getting screwed by the ... You're getting screwed, and the other guy's doing it.
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Down to the fact that the phrase "chopped and screwed" is chopped and screwed.
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The baby Roy boy screwed up dad's big deal, continues to be the only person who hasn't screwed Tabitha, and got screwed by Kendall, of all people. Tricked!
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"There are banks that are screwed, and there are banks that don't know they're screwed."
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Privacy is too important to keep being screwed with — or screwed over — was his clear subtext.
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The media had screwed up by enabling Trump, but it really screwed up by missing the story.
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I realized I had screwed up and because I had screwed up, now I'm firing Bob because of it.
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Somebody screwed with my country's elections, and they screwed with them because of the way these extraordinary tools were used.
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More recently, he worked with Screwed Up Records to release T-shirts celebrating the work of the legendary Screwed Up Click.
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A value I give to my clients is the amount of things I've screwed up myself, or have seen screwed up.
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" In the current system, Costa believes that "US workers are getting screwed and migrant workers who come here are getting screwed as well.
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The Wall breaking is obviously a huge shift in the status quo of the series… Yep, we are all screwed, we are officially screwed.
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Stormy Daniels got royally screwed by Ohio vice cops this week, and George Clooney got screwed on his scooter, but lived to tell about it.
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Perhaps the team getting screwed worst, if a team can really be screwed by some internet doofus writing words on a computer, are the Mariners.
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I think what we screwed up and what I personally screwed up as a Democrat, was clearly the rise of Bernie saying we hate Washington.
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NYC taxi medallion owners are screwed NYC taxi medallion owners are screwed Imagine seeing your retirement account balloon to $2600 million and then crash to $22014,000.
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"In Trump's America, people are getting screwed and those getting screwed more than others are people who've never had a voice in the government," Mr. Keam said.
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And the Northerners aren't even the ones in the biggest trouble... Cersei was pretty much screwed the minute Daenerys set sail for Dragonstone, but now she's really screwed.
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But this is a moment in which there is an incredible appetite for explanations for why our very bad and screwed-up world is so bad and screwed-up.
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How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana Manhattan's first and only medical marijuana dispensary is like a fortress.
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Big Hawk was a member of the Screwed Up Click, which was led by the man who created chopped and screwed: Robert Earl Davis, Jr., better known as DJ Screw.
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Pretty much the same things, although, you know, like a screwed-up portrait has to be screwed=up in a more interesting way now versus when I first started collecting things.
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And for me to be in the Screwed Up Click and not rap like a Screwed Up Clickster, I was on some reality shit, saying shit that everybody was going through.
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Don't worry, you're not alone — and you're not screwed.
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" He said she told him, "Dad, you screwed up.
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Considering she is the smartest person on this show, the Liars are either screwed because she's A.D. or they are screwed because they aren't using her brains as a cheat sheet. 27.
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Fat Joe's sneaker biz partner screwed over their customers -- even went to prison for it -- but now the guy's claiming Joe screwed him out of a ton of cash ... TMZ has learned.
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And they understand, even when they blame Mexicans and immigrants, they actually understand that corporations have screwed them over, that politicians have screwed them over, that businessmen have not been fair to them.
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We're screwed, the officials concluded, or words to that effect.
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"I shouldn't have repeated it … I screwed up," she said.
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Appsee meanwhile, claims that it was GoPuff that screwed up.
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Who Won and Who Got Totally Screwed in Waymo v.
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If you don't have an entrepreneurial nature, everybody, you're screwed.
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Without it we are all, to put it proverbially, screwed.
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From the moment he spoke, I knew I was screwed.
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Wade happens to be overturned, you're going to be screwed.
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She had every right to be; I'd screwed her over.
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As for stomach sleepers, well, we're all screwed — sort of.
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You're screwed if he leaves even if you have it!
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It's possible to admit that someone you like screwed up.
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It's really hard to overstate how screwed Marco Rubio is.
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It doesn't matter because we're gonna get screwed either way.
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And Facebook has really screwed the pooch on this one.
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It was totally screwed on when I went to bed.
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"I screwed up our strategy on pit lane," Hamlin admitted.
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There's no polite way to put this: Florida is screwed.
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And now it was all screwed up in the head.
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It's been…" He screwed up his face, then continued: "…months.
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Now about those gaudy orange diamonds screwed to the outside.
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Either we'd just cured cancer or we'd really screwed up.
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I'd want vindication by proving this company had screwed up.
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"We would have been screwed with just 3,500," Fris said.
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But if you don't win more state elections, you're screwed.
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In return, he says he got screwed out of $40k.
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All my movies got screwed up because of [my] personality.
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Microsoft has screwed up its Windows Phone upgrades once again.
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I think they kind of screwed up at the beginning.
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They completely screwed it up and lost a Senate majority.
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We answer questions like: My airline just screwed me over.
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I can't change it," adding, "I screwed up… I'm sorry.
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And then when the babysitter watches the Kardashians, you're screwed.
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Most people believe that the Republicans are screwed in 2018.
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"Pete screwed up on that one," said Janet Alexander, 73.
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"That fuels a notion of, 'I got screwed,'" Robinson said.
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If that's the case, our shared economic future is screwed.
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People with mortgages of more than $750,000 are getting screwed!
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No questions, the league screwed the Raptors over again, right?
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Where you realize way too late that you're screwed. Yes.
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In my view, the Green Party screwed up, big time.
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Particularly when it comes to ways the government screwed up.
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The people who get screwed are everyone else in California.
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Dungy clearly believes the assistants are getting screwed big time.
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"I just screwed it up," he told CNN last week.
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"I want her to get screwed in green and yellow."
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Nobody wants to go out and get screwed over anymore.
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But being screwed, in this particular instance, is a choice.
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When radio stations banned his music, "Bestie" got screwed too.
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I did not do it … Yeah, you're done … Screwed up.
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"Meadows screwed everybody," said one GOP operative in the state.
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Yes, VW screwed up very badly and they're heavily unionized.
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Just how badly are millennials being screwed out of wealth?
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We are inside this world that is so screwed up.
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I've never screwed over people that I love for it.
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Their engineers were running around thinking they had screwed up.
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KS: Till we get the energizer, then we're all screwed.
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And Rick is screwed, too — well, as screwed as Rick can be — because even if he does kill his old pal Morales, the Saviors are supposedly headed back to that outpost to kill him.
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"With that genie out of the bottle, we're screwed," Busch says.
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Uber really screwed itself when it tried to conceal the breach.
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So as long as the economy does well, they&aposre screwed.
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Streaming Music Services, From Most Screwed to Least ScrewedSoundCloud is fucked.
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Specifically, you'll learn how screwed we'd be without a free press.
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I think if you're not an entrepreneur going forward, you're screwed.
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He's right that many Americans are getting screwed by the system.
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"I'd have been screwed," he said, expressing gratitude for the clickbait.
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The intro to "Screwed" is a very Prince-esque guitar lick.
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How A Major Gut Infection Completely Screwed Over My Sex Drive
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"HHS really screwed up and ran out of space," he said.
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He wants her to know that he knows he screwed up.
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There's no reason why only screwed up people should have kids.
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Would no one saying anything about how he got screwed either.
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So, does Eric think the Rams screwed up not drafting Wentz?
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When he calls out your company, you know you've screwed up.
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Or, maybe things aren't that screwed up in the first place.
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Fingers crossed it works, because the oceans are pretty screwed otherwise.
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But that doesn't mean people aren't stranded, screwed, and pissed off.
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Ultimately, for these startups to work, someone has to get screwed.
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He just has his days and nights screwed up right now.
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Instead, the Outdoor LightStrip is attached via its screwed-in clips.
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I was doing a guy a favor and he screwed me.
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It's very possible you've got one screwed into your ceiling light.
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Cersei screwed them over and they can't be thrilled about it.
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If I screwed up, I wasn't at risk of getting shot.
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Get your fucking business side together, because you will get screwed.
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If there isn't a live demo, Qualcomm has seriously screwed up.
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What screwed the whole thing up, of course, was shale production.
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"It screwed me up for years," she told the British newspaper.
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This last choice has perhaps particularly screwed over Benioff and Weiss.
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I knew if I screwed it up, Thanksgiving would be awkward.
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We got screwed because it looked like neighbors were protesting us.
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Aidan MacAllan Nobody, however, is more screwed than our hacker friend.
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If Tuan is a double agent, Elizabeth and Philip are screwed.
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And she screwed it up every time, but she knew them.
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"I screwed it up, like I did everything else," he said.
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A lawyer filled out my paperwork wrong and it screwed me.
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"I'm the first to admit I screwed up," Ms. Broadwell said.
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The injuries include a torn meniscus and a screwed up kneecap.
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"Specifically, you'll learn how screwed we'd be without a free press."
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Sort of screwed up all along the line in her choices.
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I've got to tell you man to man, you've been screwed.
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Admit times when you've screwed up so others see you're human.
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"If you lived further out, you were screwed," he told me.
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"Bernie thinks the American worker has gotten screwed," Drezner tells me.
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But you have to respond to them, so you're just screwed.
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They had it all planned out, and they screwed it up.
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And if you tend to delay going to sleep—you're screwed.
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The Ducks are more screwed by the draft than the cap.
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Translation: Nah nah nah nah nah, you screwed up your lawsuit!!
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Imagine if your employer did that every time you screwed up.
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Read This Next: How to Tell if Your Liver is Screwed
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At other times, they sound like a chopped and screwed Inxs.
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The folks who get screwed by rent control aren't just landlords.
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That one thing about birthright citizenship, we screwed it up. Absolutely.
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" But the recipient could easily read it as, "I'm totally screwed.
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"Otherwise, I think I would have been really screwed," she said.
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In a sense, we're already screwed, at least to some extent.
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I'm just wondering if you felt like you screwed it up?
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But it shouldn't be overlooked just how much they've screwed themselves.
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KERNEN: ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME WE'RE SCREWED EITHER WAY?
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You've already screwed up, just not in the way you think.
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But we've seen enough to know that the show screwed up.
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"These guys are totally screwed up," Crick wrote in his logbook.
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And then if this thing hits on high tide, we're screwed.
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If you think the world has screwed you, you get mad.
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" Or as Mr. Rangel put it, more pointedly, "He got screwed.
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Cancer rates, respiratory illnesses, all because of our screwed-up systems.
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I'm screwed at this point if a theocratic society comes in.
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Except, as the finale revealed, even then you're pretty much screwed.
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Others think Jackson screwed up in other ways that caused it.
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Going to space in movies is usually a bad idea because you either get left behind, which means you're screwed, or run into some alien who wants to rip your face off, which means you're screwed.
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Morrow instead gravitated to Southern rap—artists like Screwed Up Clik and Lil Flip, even convincing one of his best friends to get a Screwed Up Clik tattoo during a night of drunken debauchery in Houston.
|
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Others knew Samsung had screwed up, but wanted the next Note anyway.
|
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Once they're all slightly screwed in, that's when you finish tightening them.
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I buy contracts where people screwed up and they have bad contracts.
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Original Hero shot, not sure why the left side got screwed up.
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"If the are no English here, we're screwed!" said cheesemonger Philippe Barbe.
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Now you are going to tell me we are not screwed up?
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Two different counsels talking to me, and I just screwed it up.
|
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If that proves true, several generations of political hopefuls are pretty screwed.
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Also, he totally screwed over McCabe to help Mason win the match.
|
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It would really have screwed up the book in a big way.
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As for who screwed the pooch -- we've reached out to 'Bachelor' reps.
|
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It turns out that my sense of smell was completely screwed up.
|
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Dagwood, the one with a screwed-up wing and a crooked beak.
|
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They're more flexible and can be screwed into your bottle cage mounts.
|
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How screwed is Mike Flynn — and what does that mean for Trump?
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He screwed me on the floor, pressing my face into the rug.
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SL: Seems like yesterday everything was so screwed and now everything's great.
|
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She added that she had always thought the vent was screwed shut.
|
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As MacDuff put it, if Apple and Google take over, "they're screwed."
|
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With the rise of that hyper-individualism in society, politics got screwed.
|
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Coin offerings can go for years before everyone involved gets royally screwed.
|
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Photo: GettyUber screwed up—big time—and now it has to pay.
|
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We've screwed up together, laughed together, evolved together, and raised hell together.
|
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But the Hylaeus species is also getting screwed by its own kind.
|
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Here's a story where Justin Bieber isn't the one who screwed up.
|
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"I certainly screwed up our day," Busch said of the speeding penalty.
|
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It sounds sad and screwed up at first, but it's super interesting.
|
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So he kissed this girl, so he screwed this girl — who cares?
|
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Six days a week he screwed approximately 22012,22012 screws into 1,800 iPhones.
|
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Was the Screwed Up Click the first rap to really inspire you?
|
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Faith tells us the clerk at the marriage license bureau screwed up.
|
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Until a few people fall off the fitness resolution wagon, you're screwed.
|
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Trae the Truth conducted codeine spirituals to honor the Screwed Up Click.
|
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"I'm really screwed if I have to live here longer," she said.
|
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Cersei's brother neatly outlines how screwed she is in an early scene.
|
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They found each other, through this screwed up carnival called pro wrestling.
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I know I'm screwed, but I just can't find another way out.
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You become a family; albeit a screwed up one, but a family.
|
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They hate Reince Priebus and his lackeys because he screwed these people.
|
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Who screwed it up along the way and what happened to them?
|
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"If my daughter is not into shopping, then I'm screwed," she says.
|
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I screwed up and I've learned something and I'll do it differently.
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"They screwed us ... when they issued 31 waivers," Grassley told the broadcaster.
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"They screwed us...when they issued 31 waivers," Grassley told the broadcaster.
|
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But even three-year-olds seemed to understand when they'd been screwed.
|
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But Bevin really really screwed up when he messed with teacher's pensions.
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Also, if a flight attendant gate-checks your bag, you're basically screwed.
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McCain: Arizona was about to get 'screwed' by GOP healthcare plan Sen.
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I did OK, I got flooded a couple times, and mana screwed.
|
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If you think American waiters get screwed, Israelis have it even worse.
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Screwed is the child who sends a mother's calls straight to voicemail.
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Obviously it does, because everything sounds amazing when it's chopped and screwed.
|
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"The union workers, like myself, know they're getting screwed," Fuscellaro told me.
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Even if she somehow made it out undetected, she'd still be screwed.
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I didn't want to be the guy who screwed up the game.
|
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They think our systems are fundamentally screwed up and require radical overhaul.
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Hang the squares from hooks (either screwed into the ceiling or adhesive).
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Is there any hope on climate change, or are we just screwed?
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"I think Jeff had his head screwed on pretty well," Graham added.
|
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Well, for one thing, it seems the World Bank screwed up — badly.
|
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"Let me just tell you how screwed up this is," he said.
|
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Baseball already screwed up a hallowed sport by allowing the designated hitter.
|
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Is his bracket as screwed up by now as most of ours?
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If it's all screwed up, you can just do it on paper.
|
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"Not because somebody did a knockout, but because some candidate screwed up."
|
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As strange as it sounds, there is freedom in being totally screwed.
|
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"The Navy fixed everything that kind of screwed Shannon," Mr. Kent said.
|
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Republicans and state legislators both appear to have screwed this one up.
|
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Instead, Maggie's insistence on accompanying the larger group to invade the Savior compound got both of them captured and now the rest of the group is sort of screwed — like, I accidentally told someone I loved them screwed.
|
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Directed by Isaac Yowman, All Screwed Up details the transformation from Robert Earl Davis Jr. to DJ Screw, his Screwed Up Click, and the popularization of his warped and sluggish recasting of rap music, known as Screw Tapes.
|
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Photo: GettyAs 2017 comes to a close, it's as good a time as any to reflect on how the year went for some of the most attention-grabbing tech companies, ordered here conveniently from most screwed to least screwed.
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And somehow I sort of half breathed in and clumsily took steps forward and I screwed up a lot of stuff — we screwed up a lot of stuff, Michelle and I — but eventually we got the hang of it.
|
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According to Raymond, Smith, who is black, screwed up his face in disgust.
|
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Benioff and Weiss built the world's biggest television franchise and screwed it up.
|
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He screwed up again, but this time, he's screwing us all, big-time!
|
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I "screwed up," Stanford economist Kenneth Judd wrote to me in an email.
|
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For cord-cutters who subscribe to Comcast, it's apparently time to get screwed.
|
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"I just screwed up a win," Giles explained to reporters after the game.
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I'd warn you not to invest in cryptocurrency because you'll probably get screwed.
|
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If ABC ended up announcing the show without a judge, they'd be screwed.
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"That's what I was thinking about, and I screwed it up," Nadler said.
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They are not going to sit by and watch Sanders get screwed again.
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They'd both be screwed — and they'd be in a bad relationship to boot.
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He screwed up his face into a squint, asking how I could see.
|
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Except the only problem is that they chopped and screwed it up. Bad.
|
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Seeing the waitress's heavy face screwed up in anger, Nan swallowed the ice.
|
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It screwed the average Joe, while these so-called elites feathered their nests.
|
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"I find that I am getting screwed everyday with Brexit," reads another tweet.
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Once again, a lucky, powerful few get rich while the players get screwed.
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Like chopped & screwed metal which sounds like a horror movie in my mind.
|
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Considering how beloved it has become, we're surprised McDonald's screwed this one up.
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That said, at the end of the day, Phobos is still screwed.[NASA]
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If the Senators screwed up, we're going to know about it, and soon.
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There, musicians who'd been screwed over would give them both equipment and anecdotes.
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Click here to view original GIFIn my head, we screwed it all up.
|
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"If Trump loses, the Saudis are screwed," one Middle Eastern diplomat tells Axios.
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Ms LaFrance, who studies non-verbal communication, says they "screwed up the interviews".
|
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Instagram bugs have screwed up follower accounts, and made the feed scroll horizontally.
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We wouldn't recommend that because if something happens to your phone, you're screwed.
|
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But in between then and now, the two major parties screwed up massively.
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In particular, if you don't trust the people you're talking to, you're screwed.
|
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"He screwed up again, but this time he's screwing us all, big time!"
|
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But West's eyes, as his clarification to TMZ proves, are still screwed shut.
|
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They've screwed up their own relationship so royally that it stains everything else.
|
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Bell couldn't stifle her laughter for long ... and Ushery knew he was screwed.
|
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That means anyone looking to flee at a moment's notice will be screwed.
|
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Basically, what's happening here is that the Native Americans are getting screwed again.
|
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Kirra was fine, but according to their custody agreement ... Corey screwed the pooch.
|
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Despite having the best possible connections to the administration, the administration screwed Pfizer.
|
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"My whole depth of perception, everything was kind of screwed up," Wilson says.
|
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Well, NAFTA may be screwed, but at least Canada is getting Bieber back.
|
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"We're not screwed," says Boris Worm, a marine conservation biologist at Dalhousie University.
|
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And, what's more, some percentage of them will be significantly more screwed up.
|
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The day you just sit in your armchair and stop moving, you're screwed.
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And if we don't get this straight at this meeting, then we're screwed.
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The hardworking people here in Staten Island, they all know I got screwed.
|
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The question isn't who Trump has screwed over or fed to the wolves.
|
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The next morning, I came out and saw the railing was screwed up.
|
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Screwed-up-face, trousers round his knees, grunting and sweating and all. Lovely.
|
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As you know ... Farrah quit claiming she got screwed out of her deal.
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When I start using a different name, they automatically know, I screwed up.
|
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They screwed with them because of the way these extraordinary tools were used.
|
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Then he royally screwed over his best friend soon after he started Facebook.
|
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They just sort of screwed the government constantly on lots of computer systems.
|
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"When that feeling becomes anesthetized, then society is really, really screwed," she said.
|
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Let's go crazy on this, because if this doesn't work, then we're screwed.
|
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" Support for the policy skyrocketed when cast as a solution to "getting screwed.
|
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Coal workers may get screwed (again), with new, stingier contracts and fewer benefits.
|
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And taxpayers will get screwed (again), by having to cover the company's obligations.
|
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If only universally liked people could ever get hired, we'd all be screwed.
|
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Of course, any other move would have been totally screwed up and monstrous.
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Three AAA batteries are included and secured under a small screwed-in plate.
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And I even I say to Barry, 'If we can't, we are screwed.
|
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The Trump story is that good honest Americans are being screwed by aliens.
|
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"I don't think he fabricated, he screwed up," Ms. Murphy said on Saturday.
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Bill Clinton had sex with one person; Donald Trump screwed a whole country.
|
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"I think we just screwed up," Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne told RTL television.
|
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They are screwed up in the head and it makes, pisses me off.
|
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"Cuisinart just screwed up the holidays for a lot of people," she said.
|
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"The national debate is all screwed up," Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's mayor, told me.
|
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He screwed up by going to the private college and not making payments.
|
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But they just screwed their community by depriving it of a transformational investment.
|
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They're so screwed up, nothing gets done — except for when I do it.
|
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Screwed onto flat panels, that made for "two-dimensional" climbing, says Mr Bindhammer.
|
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"I tell you, Mr. Reed, your district's screwed under this proposal," said Rep.
|
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She claims they screwed up her insurance, which delayed her diagnosis and treatment.
|
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Steven Sinofsky became the head of Windows because this guy eventually screwed up.
|
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And they found that whatever policy statement is being tested, if the statement began with, "I know you're getting screwed; therefore, I wanted to do X," the very same question asked — without the "you're getting screwed" bit — is off the charts.
|
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The plot is kind of screwed up and the second act borders on racist.
|
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And in the first one he sort of got screwed by his investors. Absolutely.
|
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Just how screwed would I be if the thing ended up being totally unsalvageable?
|
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I really clicked with this person and I am afraid that I screwed up.
|
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But if you wanted better wireless sound, you were kind of screwed until now.
|
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The only thing they can do is delay because they screwed things up royally.
|
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If it happens to blow up in an election year, of course, you're screwed.
|
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After an anchor is pierced, jewelry can be screwed into it and interchanged easily.
|
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"The presidential candidates have so screwed up the discussion on health care," Dingell said.
|
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Landing Dude, You're Screwed was a milestone, her wife, Marcy Madden, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's Bluetooth connected and knows when it's screwed on or off the pill bottle.
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These instruments have to be extremely precise—if the telescope is unstable, you're screwed.
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He told me this in a motel room, off the freeway, after we'd screwed.
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They need to say, 'Yeah, we screwed up, but we're going to fix it.
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Hilariously, while admitting the account was fake, the user screwed up their own username.
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I'm from Houston, which is known for this specific style of chopped and screwed.
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"Creators are really skeptical of getting screwed by tech companies," Conte told BuzzFeed News.
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Remarkably, WWE hasn't screwed up despite Lynch not being a star of their making.
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I've had three long-term relationships, and they all got screwed up by alcohol.
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Second, he admits that he's had some pretty screwed up flashbacks over his involvement.
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Update: Chipotle is giving away free burritos because it screwed up your lunch plan.
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There's only so much carbon we can pump into the atmosphere before we're screwed.
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The more time passed the more she realized how screwed up she had been.
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"No," he said, "they screwed up basic things," listing some specifics of their analysis.
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"If you work to make money, you're screwed," he once said, according to Forbes.
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While Amazon almost got screwed, Jeff Bezos won't be getting that $450 million windfall.
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Even colorful complaints like, "My airline screwed me" will be registered by the system.
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Plus the whole thing is screwed to a stand using an ordinary plumbing flange.
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If your flashlight dies as you're pedalling deep into the earth, you're probably screwed.
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She's screwed up her fair share of Thanksgiving turkey, so you don't have to.
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"Somebody screwed up here, OK?" former CIA director Leon Panetta told the Washington Post.
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They're all stuck with this planet on the verge of destruction and equally screwed!
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Looks like he might be screwed from the other side of the glass too.
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If he handles the economy anything like he handles babies, we are totally screwed.
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Let us all take a moment to honor much she routinely screwed General Kelly.
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"She approached me about it … and I was like: 'I screwed up,' " he says.
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And when you look at that situation, well who got screwed in that deal?
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Miscommunications, delays, and screwed up schedules will make you super angry this morning, Capricorn.
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You'd be so pissed off if an actor screwed up in the last scene.
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But one thing is clear: Trump could not have screwed this up more badly.
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And then, to definitely make things worse, Trump screwed up America's relationship with Germany.
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"I guess I wanted to make sure no one screwed it up," he said.
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"Does Kim Kardashian ever record something where someone doesn't get screwed?" the comedian muses.
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There were days that were extremely lonely in that job because I screwed up.
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"If it wasn't Vladimir Vladimirovich who screwed us, it would have been someone else."
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These grim facts should lead any reasonable person to conclude that humanity is screwed.
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He screwed it on, then took a look and saw it said Louis Young.
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Yet, as we move into the streaming world, the songwriters are getting completely screwed.
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"It's people like my husband who screwed the rest of us over," she said.
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Those aren't real candles, luckily, but if they were, Perry would be completely screwed.
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And in fact, when his turn as attacker came around again, he screwed up.
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You guys are never going to believe this, but the IOC screwed up again.
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Level of screwed: FEROCIOUSLY Want to read more stories like this from VICE Sports?
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I just know the NHL screwed this up and they get all my anger.
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Somehow this does not concern GMs, many of whom are being screwed by this.
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You're going to get screwed no matter what so why try to fight it?
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As Ornstein put it to me, "it's the majority that's screwed" in the Senate.
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Because of our preexisting conditions, we'd be screwed for the rest of our lives.
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"Yeah, I screwed up royally," she told agents before her arrest, according to CBS.
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The only concession to Manila's stifling heat is a fan screwed to the ceiling.
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Because I think we might screw it up like we screwed up the internet.
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Brutal Black recalls you to the primitive brutality that was screwed up by modernity.
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"I am so worried that I will, in the end, be screwed," he said.
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And with American exceptionalism at an all-time high, some might say we're screwed.
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No one wants to be the director who screwed up the Steven Spielberg documentary.
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"If I do not do well on that exam, then I'm screwed," he said.
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"People who overinvested in MTA are screwed," he said, referring to multi-touch attribution.
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From here, he goes about calibrating the relationship in a uniquely screwed-up way.
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"They were screwed by Iowa, had to regroup, but they are ready," Ralston said.
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"It's part of our DNA that we feel like we're getting screwed," Poersch said.
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But, unfortunately, annoying extra molars aren&apost the only way evolution screwed us over.
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He's still hoping for some clarity about how the CDC screwed up so badly.
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But they aren't the ones who have been screwed the worst by this system.
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So, the really earnest LPs that are late in the game, they get screwed.
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And then the employees get screwed because the employees are left getting these options.
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I'm the one who screwed up and he's thanking me for yelling his name.
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If you're going to fix every flaw in the American educational system ... I'm screwed.
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I'm actually, as a health care user, going to get screwed out of that.
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The show turned its eye for slick melodrama from the set's screwed-up power dynamics to the nation's screwed-up racial dynamics by centering on a black suitor, but quickly proved it didn't have much of substance to say on the subject.
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"The dynamics get very funky very quickly if someone thinks they're getting screwed," he said.
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It's the employees at G-III — people Ivanka isn't responsible for hiring — who are screwed.
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Their screwed-up relationship becomes a reflection of some of what's wrong with Chinese society.
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"She got screwed over by Scott so many times in the past," the source said.
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As a consumer, I'm absolutely sure I'm going to get screwed [in the buying process].
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A person in space would just be screwed no matter how close/far they were.
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I'm working two jobs, I'm doing everything by the rules, and I keep getting screwed.
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But still, that's nothing compared to how unbelievably screwed older people are under the BCRA.
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"People understand that things are kind of screwed up," said Chicago-area broker Robert Slayton.
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This is a perfect demonstration of the screwed up state of the US network structure.
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Even the port is still trying to figure out just exactly how screwed it is.
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Recently, Apple screwed up by revealing numerous secrets about the upcoming phone in HomePod's firmware.
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" He adds: "If you're in a rural place that's doing bad economically, you're really screwed.
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Biden's campaign attacked the screwed-up process, seeking to cast doubt on the final results.
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She's responsible, wears cool glasses, and seems like she has her head screwed on straight.
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"I screwed up," he says, adding that, in America, small infractions can lead to deportation.
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I screwed up some passes, but we found a way to score a goal tonight.
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It's about how the capital class benefits, and workers get screwed, no matter the circumstances.
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If you've been bit on the neck or in the abdominal region, consider yourself screwed.
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Meanwhile, Abby is having a pretty hard time handling how badly she's royally screwed up.
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"I'm screwed on it as far as paying it back, I know that," Buzzell testified.
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You know you screwed up if Apple is about to one-up you on social.
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In other words, an employee who is misclassified as an independent contractor is getting screwed.
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If you eat out a lot and polish off your meals with aplomb, you're screwed.
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Because when even the government is getting screwed, what chance does the average consumer have?
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Image: NASAIf an enormous asteroid struck the Earth, humanity would be, in a word, screwed.
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It was this really dramatic, crucial moment of like, 'Well, we're totally screwed,' Leatherwood recalled.
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"The choice is not whether we can protect them, but who gets screwed," he said.
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I only want whoever screwed up to come here and clean up their mess. Period.
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Often, these efforts manifest in giving them well-intentioned monologues about their screwed up lives.
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Black people have been screwed over enough by society that we're already tempered for this.
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As I screwed the top back on my bottle, I noticed a coyote watching me.
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"They screwed the handcuffs on so hard that they cut into my flesh," he said.
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If you opted for a watch with a single button, you were kind of screwed.
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But consumers, especially those who can least afford it, could get screwed by these deals.
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Unfortunately, we were screwed anyway so we just decided to throw a Hail Mary pass.
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Also, the saddest MLS expansion team rally and whether West Ham screwed up with Payet.
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Dear #StarbucksRewards, I may not be a mathematician, but I know when I'm being screwed.
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Every damn kingdom in Westeros could not possibly be more screwed than it currently is.
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I wanted to make screwed up people and their problems, and funny stuff, sad stuff.
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So, all signs point to them having a boy, unless someone screwed up the release.
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When an adviser screwed up, the President was generally forgiving and hated to fire anyone.
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I have a scar and a screwed up belly button, but my intestines where saved.
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I have screwed up many, many times in the past, but I have moved on.
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" Maggie Haberman of N.Y. Times: "One Trump supporter sent me a message saying, 'You're [screwed].
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If you are a growing company and you don't get enough to survive, you're screwed.
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With a few little meetings he got the casino moved and screwed over Axe royally.
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He wiped a glistening brown fingertip on his jeans and screwed the lid back on.
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He completely screwed up negotiations with a number of parties by repeatedly and transparently bluffing.
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Henry has been unknowingly screwed from the start, born as part of a cover story.
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"I'm starting to worry that if this story gets out, we are screwed," Band wrote.
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They want to know if Skype screwed up, or if it was hacked or attacked.
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"I believe that the assistant U.S. attorney has totally screwed us," Issa told CBS News.
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" Nathan Hubbard, the former chief executive of Ticketmaster, recently wrote that fans are "totally screwed.
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Basically, if betrayal was the less complicated option, the AI screwed over the other player.
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I expected to make love, but in the morning I realized I was getting screwed.
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I was on the campaign for all of six weeks and he screwed me over.
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Trump talked about veterans, of course, in particular how badly they were being screwed over.
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The administration can't; they're so screwed up and chaotic they're going to blow the deadline.
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This is how yo-yo dieting is made, because people feel like they screwed up.
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But not everybody knows how the Los Angeles Police Department almost screwed it all up.
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Artistically it kind of screwed him up and then people ripped him off so much.
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It took two minutes and was so easy I was concerned I'd screwed everything up.
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This time, I was screwed—I had a TV in my cell that wasn't mine.
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We talked about what we can do even thought it feels like we're so screwed.
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Our government is so screwed up it don't know its right hand from its left.
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"Jets running back Le'Veon Bell said in a tweet that the NFL "screwed Sammy over.
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They only pay out for the golden tickets, and the little guys always get screwed.
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But if we screwed up, we don't normally run around repeating the charge in public.
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"Am I just screwed and need to just go back to tablets?" one comment reads.
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Speaking of which, Tesla's supply chain got screwed up and the company blamed the coronavirus.
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Here's how to make sure you don't get screwed out of your Equifax settlement money.
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"If you have your head screwed on, you find a way of living with them."
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At the end of the episode, Ricardo is tired of being screwed over and manipulated.
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His forehead swelled, and the holes where the pins were screwed in began to ooze.
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"Just try throwing up with one of those things screwed into your head," he said.
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I think that no matter what, we designers always get screwed somehow over the fees.
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We're all screwed, except none of us are, because we can't find one another anymore.
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I would have been totally screwed — if I hadn't had Malwarebytes on my hard drive.
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These bros who we begrudgingly respect just keep getting screwed over by the bigger guns.
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"When they took out the box scores in Sports Weekly, we were screwed, " White said.
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"The dynamics get very funky very quickly if somebody thinks they're getting screwed," Fields said.
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But we don't fight over who we are, but because we got screwed by somebody.
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When you screwed up, it was scary the first time, but frustrating every time after.
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I think their feeling was, Russian gets screwed when Obama or Clinton ran the office.
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Conspiracy theories aside, it was their first time on Ys, and they screwed it up.
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The Red Sox have not only screwed themselves over, but now young prospects as well.
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Was Chris screwed as an artist the second she married Sylvere for his health insurance?
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We need to forgive ourselves for that, because if we don't forgive ourselves, we're screwed.
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"Our schedule got screwed up and we were running super late," he said in an email.
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Recent breakups prove that we should've never screwed up our friend circle by trying to date.
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Because I don't want people going away and saying I screwed them out of some money.
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On Tuesday, the ENTSOE explained a little more about why that average was getting screwed up.
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And you can't start complaining now just because your team was the one that got screwed.
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This is foolish because government regulations will undoubtedly get screwed up and lead to unintended consequences.
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"We realized we screwed up totally and we laid off like 10,000 people instantaneously," Moynihan said.
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Young told us Pittsburgh got screwed on the overturned TD call ... not like it surprised him.
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XOXO clothing company says it's getting screwed by Trojan condoms ... and not in the good way.
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"The only thing they can do is delay because they've screwed things up, royally," he said.
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There's always a chance that someone could take a screenshot and then you're kind of screwed.
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So you tell employees directly when they've screwed up and what they can do to improve.
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My "career" such as it is, is currently on hold thanks to a screwed-up wrist.
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Its battery lasts long enough that I'm not screwed if I forget to charge it overnight.
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Chuck's so distracted by this good deed he doesn't realize that he's still being screwed over.
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I screwed in a jar as required and let the beer sit for a few days.
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In an ideal world, I think we'd all be a lot less screwed-up about sex.
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It was even more screwed up that no one batted an eye at any of this.
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So you can feel better about yourself because you're not as screwed up as we are?
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This is one of those moments where I screwed up and here's me begging your pardon.
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You have to start automating things when it's done at a small scale or you're screwed.
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If you're one of the many people who've already bought this app, you're not totally screwed.
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We screwed up and our wives were like, 'You can never get on a bike again.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source said.
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It was interesting—skunk screwed me up so much that is became a very unpleasant experience.
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Then it hit me: At sub-$30 oil (a quarter of 2008 levels), they're all screwed.
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I repeated what someone told me … I shouldn't have repeated it … I screwed up … I'm sorry.
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You're a better actor after you've done a really big thing and you've screwed it up.
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Well, I really hope you don't feel that way about yourself, because then we're all screwed.
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If you use a proxy to access another country's version of Netflix, you may be screwed.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source says.
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If you have managed to put off holiday shopping thus far, congrats — you're not totally screwed.
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You're screwed — months of effort and thousands of dollars in training ammo and travel are wasted.
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We've screwed up the environment so badly, it's hard to even call it an environment anymore.
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They somehow screwed up and gave an award to a conservative, I have no idea how.
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Anyway, he seems pretty screwed on all sides, but this lawsuit thing is for another day.
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But Burke isn't the kind of guy who says TV is screwed at an investor conference.
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In short, bitcoin's price fluctuates so often that one side of a transaction inevitably gets screwed.
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It didn't seem possible, but Equifax may have screwed the pooch even harder than previously thought.
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This is one of those moments where I screwed up, and here's me begging your pardon.
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Because the world is so screwed up … but I think it probably made Paris even better.
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And it's a good thing, too, because without that hope the ecosystem is pretty much screwed.
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At this point, you might understandably assume that you're screwed any way you look at it.
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BTW ... our photog screwed up one thing ... it was obviously the 76ers who dismantled the Heat.
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" He added, "I probably screwed it up a dozen times before we started getting the takes.
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Speaking of Victoria, she may have screwed her old girl band in more ways than one.
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A week after Sony told Justin he was screwed, he was magically being handed the account.
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Surprisingly, Dave doesn't have 1 mean thing to say about Kim, even though she screwed him.
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Almost every screwed up vote is caused by a bad guess about where the idol is.
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There's not a whole lot of people positioned to say, 'Here is where it's screwed up.
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After the war, he returned Chanel to Wertheimer, whom Coco called "the bandit who screwed me".
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Koza feels like he's been royally screwed and wants Shkreli, RZA and Cilvaringz to pay up.
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And above all, put out that defiant gleam in your eye—that's what screwed you over.
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To be fair, this was a desperate push from a campaign that was all but screwed.
|
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"I'm also starting to worry that if this story gets out, we are screwed," he wrote.
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Sure, maybe you screwed up during your presentation or had a disagreement with a co-worker.
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Davis screwed Charley over, big time: Why shouldn't she try to turn that lemon into lemonade?
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The very worst time I got screwed ended up costing me $250,000, and that really hurt.
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I think that there's a lot of people who get screwed over easily by not knowing.
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Only Mr. Cady's "I Screwed Up the Future" draws on standard techniques of opera, however playfully.
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We could tell them, 'You have a house that can be saved because banks screwed up.
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That's not because we're insecure or screwed up—again, it's just how the human mind works.
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"I even screwed this up," he recalled thinking, in an interview with People magazine in 1996.
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"It looks like Trump has protected his own appointees, and everyone else gets screwed," added Rep.
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I have a solid team, including lawyers, that works 24/7 to ensure I'm not screwed.
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If you haven't slept, or if your mind is irretrievably elsewhere, you're pretty much just screwed.
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So, when projectiles fill the screen… you are screwed until you get the pattern near-perfect.
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While insurance coverage is one risk, it's not the only way genetic testing screwed me over.
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" He added, "There were days that were extremely lonely in that job because I screwed up.
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And taken together, they show we might not be as screwed as the year's headlines suggest.
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Given how much every major tech company has screwed up on security, privacy, just basic decency.
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" Lindsey Graham says Trump's success in GOP primaries shows that the party is "completely screwed up.
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West Virginia ecosystems will get screwed (again), as the state comes up short on cleanup costs.
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At this point, there's no shortage of information on how deeply screwed millennials are, financially speaking.
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You have to remember to plug them in periodically, or replace the batteries, or you're screwed.
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Everyone immediately seemed to recognize that Varner had screwed up; everyone immediately jumped to Zeke's defense.
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Then, Coronavirus screwed everything up ... and the highly anticipated March 28th fight was put on ice.
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I screwed up my parallel park, and the hit to my confidence cratered everything from there.
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After several days, Alicia screwed up her courage and told her boyfriend about her drug problem.
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Steel pins were screwed into his hip, and a prescription for pain medication amplified his addiction.
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You're good when the train reaches a certain speed, but if it's jumping around, you're screwed.
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By the time Bannon realized just how badly he had screwed up, it was too late.
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You can't show sadness by simply presenting a man who's been trampled on and screwed over.
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But mimicking the effects of chopped and screwed with live orchestra took some serious reverse engineering.
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Reading these findings, it's really no wonder that the Baltimore Police Department is so screwed up.
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O'ROURKE: I think this just shows you how screwed up the priorities in Washington, D.C., are.
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I imported the CSV file into Google Sheets and screwed around with it for a while.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A phone was screwed to the wall by the shower.
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Unless you're one of the rare cases where the system flagged a false positive, you're screwed.
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I just think the whole ... the way we think about this is all really screwed up.
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"He came up to me and he was like, 'I need to tell you all the experiences of the Freedom Caucus so you don't get screwed by your caucus the same way we were screwed by ours,'" Jayapal said in a recent interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Because you'll end up like that employee at G-III — screwed and angry at the wrong person.
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And keep your head screwed on if you're starting to get excited—we've got to be realistic.
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If the state parties were getting screwed by the arrangement, why did they agree to play ball?
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Three months later and we're still screwed if our Nintendo Switch breaks, along with our Zelda saves.
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The sources confirm the note read, "I had a perfect life, and now it's all screwed up."
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As a result of their circumstances now, many seem totally doomed, while others are merely somewhat screwed.
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"He's always been the one that was going to get screwed from the infighting," the source said.
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"If we can't change Congress, we're screwed," Buttigieg said at the Our Rights, Our Courts presidential forum.
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Whoever screwed up the HIV settlement notice will be dogged by the mistake for years to come.
|
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"We thought we were screwed, like we broke copyright laws or committed treason or something," they said.
|
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It stands to reason that some portion of those renters are getting actively screwed by their landlords.
|
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"The first day I ran, I ran for one minute and I thought, 'I'm screwed,' " she admits.
|
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This isn't the first time that carrier marketing expectations have screwed things up like this before, either.
|
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Trump then methodically outlined how he believes donors, bureaucrats and big business have screwed the little guy.
|
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The implication is clear: The economy broke at a certain point, and now workers are getting screwed.
|
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Without insurance, anyone who regularly takes prescription medication—especially anything without a generic version—would be screwed.
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The entire sculpture is painted with enamel paint and then glued and screwed onto a metal brooch.
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As much of a luxury this is, I'm gonna be so screwed for the coming work week.
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She shook out the headphone wire and screwed a black rubber bud tight into her left ear.
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While "saving money isn't sexy, " he says, "if I didn't know how to save, I'd be screwed."
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I have no problem saying the Libertarian Party nominee screwed up in this or any other interview.
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That means the WWE's main event is off the table, so avid wrestling fan Dassey is screwed.
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Anyone who has ever royally screwed up a cooking endeavor (who hasn't?) needs to watch this show.
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If you overcook the turkey, you're kind of screwed—there's no putting toothpaste back in the tube.
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Just last week, Bing's map service screwed up when it positioned Melbourne, Australia in the wrong hemisphere.
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And if we're waiting for 2040 and a ban to come in on gasoline vehicles, we're screwed.
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I could have never have left my job and if I'd been fired, I'd have been screwed.
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It's stressful, having to take care of yourself on all sides so you don't get screwed over.
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But Pandora launched its IPO years ago, and it's decidedly screwed, with or without the rate hike.
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Snap screwed it all up jumbling messages and Stories, banishing creators to Discover and wrecking auto-advance.
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That would have totally screwed with our childhood memories and probably made us question our entire upbringing.
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Our photog fired up his camera to ask some questions, but apparently that really screwed things up.
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It was a nice moment that went smoothly and wasn't screwed up in a completely ridiculous way.
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Still, the promise of Nancy showing up all the men that screwed her over is never fulfilled.
|
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But this is often where tipped workers get screwed by a form of wage theft, critics note.
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We're told the charity found out Sheeran was touring in Australia, and got suspicious they'd been screwed.
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Officials have said that once the statue is restored, it will not be screwed to its pedestal.
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The drum editing guy screwed some stuff up, so we had to re-record them over again.
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Conduct a professional "autopsy" If you screwed up, examine the mistake like a detective would, Welch says.
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The company alleges it was screwed out of hundreds of thousands in lost sales as a result.
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Somebody is going to get screwed here, and you can bet that it won't be the NHL.
|
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"If I'm relying on everybody buying me as a 25-year-old, then I'm screwed," she admitted.
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I screwed up my courage, walked into my first hot yoga class, and discovered I liked it.
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Like, if you forget to get alcohol for a night out, and it's past nine, you're screwed.
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And is he now screwed if he doesn't add, say, yoga and meditation to his weekly routine?
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That the politicians had no idea how to negotiate -- and, as a result, they always got screwed.
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After years of operating a bike taxi in Havana, he was screwed once more by the government.
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Ask the Republicans who have been screwed over by Trump how they feel about his transactional nature.
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Not the car I totalled running a stop sign or the spirochete that screwed into my blood.
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Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands.
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"I must get my head screwed on," he told ESPN reporter Ariel Helwani on SportsCenter on Thursday.
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And if we're waiting for 2040 for a ban to come in on gasoline vehicles we're screwed.
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"[W]e have really screwed things up," the CEO wrote in a blog post at the time.
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"It's just an existential thing we found funny: whatever Barry tries to do, he's screwed," Hader said.
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The show has screwed Tyrion over by making his screw-ups the major engine of the plot.
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"I screwed up, and that's totally on me," he told MMQB's Jenny Vrentas in a recent interview.
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Death metal, doom, metallic hardcore, and black metal all get chopped and screwed seamlessly into the mix.
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Jeff Sklar, an anti-money laundering expert with SHC Consulting Group, says the FIFA guys screwed up.
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"When this info is kept private, I think ultimately the little guy gets screwed over," she says.
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We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan.
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BARBAGALLO In early plays I wrote I was the protagonist, plays about a screwed up 20-something.
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I had built the stretcher half-heartedly, and one of the corners was not screwed on correctly.
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In many cases, the lower payments undercut the economics of their investment decisions, leaving them, well, screwed.
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"You will be screwed as long as they put up a crime on your behalf," he said.
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At competitions, she got angry when Angelina screwed up, becoming icy and giving her the silent treatment.
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"He said that, 'I got to tell you man-to-man, you've been screwed,' " Mr. D'Souza recalled.
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He hates the E.U., the E.U. is always trying to take advantage, the U.K. is getting screwed.
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"They screwed up royally when they detained him and here's the proof," said his lawyer, Elizabeth Blandon.
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In their view, embarrassment is in essence a "nonverbal apology" for having screwed up a social interaction.
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Marriage Story this isn't; Downhill has a pretty clear stance on who screwed up in this situation.
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Watch the entire trailer for All Screwed Up below: Kristin Corry is a staff writer for VICE.
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We're exploring how screwed up the prison system is and how badly we need criminal justice reform.
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If you're playing the wrong way and your opponent can dictate what you're doing, then you're screwed.
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If this cute little hound couldn't figure things out, clearly the rest of us were all screwed.
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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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At the time, Offset said cops screwed up because he'd already cleared up his driver's license issues.
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If you're poor and you don't have a lot of money, you get screwed on that level.
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Basically, we're definitely screwed on slang (batty fang means a beating, pigarlik is bald), totally screwed on pronunciation in certain eras (tea is pronounced tay), and absolutely have no chance at Old English (where this is the beginning of the Lord's Prayer: Fæder ure þu þe eart on heofonum).
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All the things they did and who they were and how they lived—not to mention the traumas they suffered—all shove us in the back as we become adults, aware of the particular ways they might have screwed up our parents (who, in turn, have screwed us up).
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"We are so much more screwed today than we were yesterday, and we were pretty screwed yesterday," said Monica Russo, a 41-year-old stay at home mother on Long Island, who had just put her daughter down for a nap when she saw the news on Twitter.
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But hey, silver lining, here Twitter finally, finally is, admitting it screwed up and wanting to start over.
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But also of course, the promising world of Daddy Warbucks, screwed my idea of men a little bit.
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His future wife is screwed because I will be a monster in law because he's my baby boyyyyyy!!!!!!
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Although this means that even more US consumers are screwed, Canadians potentially impacted by the hack got lucky.
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Mark screwed up here, that much is clear, and he now needs to both atone and fix it.
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Amazon admitted that it screwed up in that case, saying the device misheard several commands in a row.
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They&aposll say Crowley screwed up, the district changed, whatever they can come up with to discredit her.
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In his lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Fogle says the girl's parents screwed her up when they got divorced.
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Taxpayers. In effect, anyone working for Amazon is getting screwed twice, and three times if they're Prime members.
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Mind you, the Bluetooth connection connects through the right earbud, so if you lose that one, you're screwed.
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"When kids get involved, you know someone really screwed up," Athena said at the closing of her testimony.
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Well, I guess it's technically been giving more to advertisers, but me, I feel like I'm getting screwed.
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"It would be rare for someone's book to say, 'This is how I screwed up,'" Mr. Reines said.
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And if she screwed up or got confused, she could always hit the home button to start again.
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The world might be screwed, sure, but she can at least make it suck less for her family.
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You could say the Bush administration screwed up a good thing the Clinton team had put in place.
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This led to our churn going sky high and that caused our business model to get screwed up.
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My mother was a ballerina in the first half of her life and she screwed up her back.
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And at the same time, you're just getting screwed over, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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"I screwed that one up, in retrospect," Oscar de la Renta Chief Executive Alex Bolen told the Times.
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As you surely saw, I screwed up in our testing video and slammed the Phantom into a fence.
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The thing is, we're looking at a world that's kind of screwed, whether you like it or not.
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A screwed-up back is an instant pack disqualifier, but the Bravo 2.0 carried a heavy load admirably.
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But women of color, who sit at the unprivileged intersection of gender and race, are screwed either way.
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I thought early we handled the press good, but then when we got numbers, we screwed up numbers.
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As you go faster, the whole engineering problem gets increasingly screwed up in new and extremely difficult ways.
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And you say, 'Oh, my God, I got to take a shower again, my hair's all screwed up.
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Post-IPO, Spotify could be screwed, but for now, it's the definition of too big to fail.13.
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In a blog post naming Chris Kempczinski as the new chief, they made note that Easterbrook screwed up.
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"This is about the biggest screw job I've ever seen, and the taxpayers are getting screwed here," Rep.
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"I feel like I got really screwed up with my weight at Valeri's to this day," she says.
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He hooked a bootie of his wingsuit onto a step on the plane and found himself totally screwed.
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I consider myself a millennial and I think that we're screwed when it comes to things like retirement.
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As young writers we're often told no voiceovers, no flashbacks — we screwed all that up [with the show].
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If we're to judge Apple's chances in the home by its HomeKit platform, the company is basically screwed.
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To be fair, people at Trump's social media team were not the only ones who screwed it up.
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Susan Wright, a voter in Houston, said she thought "Democrats in Washington really screwed up" by attacking Moser.
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" The car crashed, which Thurman said has left her with a "permanently damaged neck" and "screwed-up knees.
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Regardless, the first thing he screwed up was taking more than recommended—usually no more than two pills.
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Quincy argued accountants for the defendants screwed him out of dough he was owed for producing those records.
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Billionaires keep their billions and 330-million Americans get screwed again and again with artificially high sugar prices.
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I was also screwed by signing the standard "financial responsibility" form they give you as a new patient.
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Imagine academics, lawmakers, and Average Joes berating the CEO in public for how badly he screwed things up.
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Little by little, I think you build a tolerance to food, and you're screwed up by that point.
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This time, though, you're in a surreal dream of colors and syrupy, chopped-and-screwed-and-slowed beats.
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Since the election, some liberals have focused on just how badly they were screwed by the Russian government.
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Now, without specifically admitting guilt, Young has issued a statement essentially acknowledging that he screwed up ... big time.
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Because if the Jamie Benns of this league would rather win 1-0 than 6-5, we're screwed.
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All of this means that after a couple of playthroughs, the world starts to look pretty screwed up.
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You see, the company screwed over so many of you that there's not enough cash to go around.
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Although in the long term you're kind of screwed anyway because they're just going to eventually guess it.
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"I call it negative know-how — I've screwed up so many times that I now know what works."
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"I screwed up my back yesterday, so if I'm grimacing that's why," the playwright Bruce Norris said recently.
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But those parents often seemed screwed up in some way, even though their children were possibly more interesting.
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He's since admitted that he "screwed it up" and even advised Ben Affleck not to take the role.
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Joshua Bitsko told CNN that Paddock had screwed shut the stairwell door to the hallway near his room.
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Ciara got screwed out of half a million bucks thanks to Future's trash talking ... so claims the singer.
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Fifita is hardly the first person whose "grossly stupid" actions screwed up a plane full of people's plans.
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I mean, when they went to change the password, that kind of screwed things up, did it not?
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And he cannot deal with the fact that most people believe he screwed up in his initial response.
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And when something is simultaneously illegal and legal in the same place, you know someone screwed up somewhere.
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Given the complicated nature of these debates, many users may not fully comprehend just how they're being screwed.
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But he's got his head screwed on with fashion—he's managed to make his way into the industry.
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But then you have babies, and they fill up with milk and deflate, and now I am screwed.
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The ending here could have been that he screwed up, but might actually have a shot with Madison.
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If something is screwed up it's like someone went into your living room and messed with your stuff.
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It really is about the haves and the have-nots — who's getting screwed and who's doing the screwing.
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If they couldn't fix it, the logic went, you'd be kinda screwed until your enemies (hopefully) messed up.
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Duncan, who has screwed things up pretty badly with Annie, discovers that his hero is now his rival.
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Clearly, somebody done screwed up and sources familiar with the blunder tell us Weezy just got 5 AMAs!
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Remember, the answer to that question will not tell us whether there is hope, or whether we're screwed.
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Whenever a shot went in, he looked more relieved than happy, grateful not to have screwed up again.
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"It's always been a huge motivation for me when I think people have been basically screwed," Klobuchar said.
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Those who voted for me far likelier to get screwed by policies I push than coastal elites are.
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Get lost in the fantasy of your ideal relationship, but keep your earth sign head screwed on tightly!
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Okay, one very important thing has changed: Sonos admitted it really screwed up the communication around these changes.
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The essay nevertheless manages to exert a sneaky power on the reader, despite being so chopped and screwed.
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Politicians have, at best, only pretended to care about working people and, at worst, have screwed them over.
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But Cook does bear the responsibility for a series of actions that screwed up the Macintosh for years.
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As for before, she said, she had screwed up — though the actual wording she used was more colorful.
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It was meant to prevent unsuspecting retirement account holders from getting screwed by unscrupulous brokers and insurance salespeople.
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"Yahoo badly screwed up," said Bruce Schneier, a cryptologist and one of the world's most respected security experts.
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I have screwed up Report-IT only once, and that was because I forgot to turn it on.
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When a Pisces finally does open up about their problems, it's because they've screwed things up beyond repair.
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Don't buy anything important, including plane tickets (travel plans are usually screwed up during the retrograde) and electronics.
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Do not be surprised if the mail is screwed up, or something goes awry when you're in transit.
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Had the scheduling gods, who slotted their panel at the end of the event's last day, screwed them?
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Strowman is fun and, against all expectations, it's been a year and WWE still hasn't screwed it up.
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Trump won't deport Dreamers for now — but their parents are screwed Trump won't deport Dreamers for now — but their parents are screwed The Trump administration has a new policy on undocumented immigrants: If you're young and protected from deportation by President Obama, you can stay in the U.S. for now.
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Remember Alvin Epstein (Brian Stokes Mitchell), the guy who screwed over Chuck in those final moments of season 3?
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Facebook decided to "obfuscate the fact that we screwed up the math," the complaint said, quoting the Facebook documents.
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Trump, more salesman than poet, persuaded people that they were being screwed over by an establishment that hated them.
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Or, in other words (I'm not sure how reassuring this is): Pretty much everyone else feels helplessly screwed, too!
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Even if she's fictitious, she's always real to me: three-dimensional, flawed, loving, screwed-up, as real women are.
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Clearly, if we're counting on President Trump to lead by example on best security practices, we're all screwed. [BuzzFeed]
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Like, I don&apost -- my problem with he screwed up the saying, he didn&apost try to fix it.
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STILL NO CURE This is, unfortunately, the sad reality of the hangover: if you have one, you're already screwed.
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In a letter to the court, Brandy said that she "screwed up by not getting help," the Tribune reports.
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GMR says because the RMLC negotiates rights in bulk ... individual artists (who write their own songs) are getting screwed.
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Competing video companies are screwed if they don't pay up, because AT&T squeezes its customers with overpriced services.
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Governments with spare funds should study Singapore, which, as in many aspects of administration, has its head screwed on.
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"You fucked the world up now, we'll fuck it all back down," she sings in "Screwed," on Dirty Computer.
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It couldn't be more clear -- she's not happy about it, and she's gonna find out who screwed her over.
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If nothing else, though, young people angry at a system they feel screwed them are in for a show.
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Does the skull on the ground represent the poor Yahoo shareholders screwed over by bad management and poor decisions?
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And why weren't they screwed over because of the present Avengers changing everything up, Tilda Swinton's explanation be damned?
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He is not a monster, just a man that really screwed up and has been paying in many ways.
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If CrowdStrike did image the server, any subsequent analysis would simply be confirming that the firm hadn't screwed up.
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Image: GettyTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this morning.
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Throughout the book, Bandi drives home the idea that if one person messes up, the entire family is screwed.
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Paypal is notorious for malicious (and often young) sellers filing fraudulent disputes that buyers end up getting screwed on.
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The star's fans made sure Copper knew he had screwed up and he later deleted the Tweet and apologized.
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It's taken Apple years to admit that it screwed up the first three generations of the butterfly key design.
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Luke's a black man trying to forge a way forward after getting screwed over by the criminal justice system.
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She basically asked if the US has screwed everything up regarding the capture of al Qaeda or IS militants.
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They screwed up the standings by creating a loser point for no reason other than artificially inflating their records.
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Of course, if we're going based on which song is better chopped and screwed, "All the Stars" wins again.
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We finally found an animal that's not about to be wiped out because of how badly we screwed up.
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" Added Nicol: "And as again we all know, if we don't have a good script, we're screwed, aren't we?
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But as [screwed] up as the world is, there's never a reason to stop fighting to make it better.
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"By SXSW standards, if you are popular, you get screwed," said Ben Hindman, co-founder and CEO of Splash.
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Mark says Bryan screwed up lyrics during their very first song, then disappeared for the rest of the concert.
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"We were given good advice [from our management] early on, which was, 'You guys are screwed,'" Baizley told SPIN.
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When United dragged a passenger literally kicking and screaming off one of its flights, it screwed up, big time.
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I routinely take the pop songs I like and then I find the chopped and screwed versions of them.
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If an AirPod falls out while you're rushing through a crowd or on the subway, you're kind of screwed.
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Trump voter: Nick Dragomer, 28, a metalworking salesman in Indiana I honestly think [Trump has] really screwed things up.
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"But what good is my becoming officially American if the country is screwed up in the process?" he said.
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It should go without saying — but we'll say it anyway — that this kind of thinking is beyond screwed up.
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The machine can have various modules screwed into it depending on the needs of whatever game is being played.
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I gave them the rundown of how I felt screwed over, and they offered to give Durst a call.
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" Walsh went on to say that the Russian government "literally screwed our election process to help Trump become president.
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"I screwed that one up, in retrospect," Mr. Bolen said in an interview at the Monse studio this week.
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The superintendent was the only person in the first row still sitting, a malignant scowl screwed into his face.
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"I screwed up," Mr. Fink declared, recalling the $100 million he blew thanks to failed mortgage trades in 1986.
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"You don't see many reports of significant increases in IQ unless someone had screwed up the testing," Silverman says.
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One of the first ways President-Elect Donald Trump screwed me is with all the post-election email chains.
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I called Bodnar to try to make sense of Trump's decision and to discuss how screwed we might be.
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This came across like a scheme, and I ran through all of the possible ways I could get screwed.
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Talking to him, you get the distinct sense that he's fed up with seeing other musicians get screwed over.
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The director told her she'd give her another chance, but we're told Baylee repeatedly screwed up and deceived them.
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He also has a strong message for 49ers fans -- as long as Chip's in charge, you're completely screwed. #RealTalk
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As I watch him campaign as an old (-fashioned, -school, -old) centrist, I realize how badly we screwed up.
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"We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan," said Kang.
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The number one reason younger Americans are getting screwed is very likely because they're screwing themselves by not voting.
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Seth Rollins is primed to be screwed over by a returning Triple H, who hasn't been seen in months.
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Women in the adult industry pioneered the early internet and made it profitable, until eventually, it screwed them over.
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He seemed impossibly tall and thin, his limbs coming to sharp angles like a screwed up trapezoid made human.
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So without further ado, here are the coolest, most visually arresting ways of understanding just how screwed we are.
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Six months after the pins were screwed into his skull, he will compete on Monday in the Boston Marathon.
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If so, I'm doubly screwed, since lots of stuff I produce for Recode is quite resistant to Facebook sharing.
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Her wounds don't entirely heal, and she can't speak, but she remembers just how screwed over her family was.
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Alrighty then: The management screwed up and left users vulnerable for years to incursions by malicious state-sponsored hackers.
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You need to persevere and say, OK, I screwed up, but now I've got to get back on track.
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Gen Z is screwed—they at least deserve the same rush of seeing a movie and really feeling something.
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Here's a rule of thumb in America for any shortage of resources or conflict over priorities: Kids get screwed.
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The realization of how much the social media giant has screwed up has dropped slowly, but now we know.
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This is everything but putting up a billboard saying, 'We really screwed up the data in the original study.
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"We all think we're screwed," Kimberly Marsh, a nurse working outside New York City, told The New York Times.
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"He screwed everybody over in order to get there," said Jorge G. Castañeda, co-manager of Mr. Anaya's campaign.
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"When you get all screwed up, and you jump in the ocean," he was quoted as saying on surfline.
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"It's just a severely screwed-up system," one worn-out bureaucrat observes as he's about to quit his job.
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" When I asked Byrne what he'd say if Trump ever did raise it, he replied immediately: "I screwed up.
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The creators who feel like they're being screwed over the most by YouTube are the ones in the middle.
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She shared photos from her own archive while describing the various ways Hollywood execs screwed up the 1954 film.
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You can't unring a bell, but it's at least good to admit you screwed up in the first place.
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But, Sunday night, Adesanya apologized for the comment -- explaining he didn't mean to disrespect anyone ... he just screwed up.
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After a 0-7 start, the resulting roster screwed up this objective by finishing the year with five victories.
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When a Caller ID is spitting out fake or unexpected numbers, the integrity of the whole system is screwed.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "White House press secretary Sean Spicer has apologized for his Hitler comments and admitted he screwed up.
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And, yes, an enterprise edition still exists, but even Google admitted it screwed things up the first time around.
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As for getting screwed on the movie deal -- Samantha's now cashing in with her own book about her story.
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Young people know they've been screwed, and, increasingly, they're not holding back on yelling at the olds about it.
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"Well, the Obama administration screwed up the election and then started pointing the finger at everybody else," he said.
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R&J says that contract royally screwed its deal with Marc, and left them out in the cold, financially.
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I think if there's anything, if you eat a lot of carbs and a lot of fat, you're screwed.
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Is the Earth screwed, or do Trump's policies just not matter that much in the grand scheme of things?
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This ongoing feud means that if you love Mickey Mouse and own a Fire TV, you're sort of screwed.
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"If Trump wins, we're all screwed and all Latinos are screwed," Isaias Franco, a 46-year-old from El Salvador who was deported from the United States late last year and is now trying to get back, said at a migrant shelter in Ciudad Juarez, just across the border from El Paso, Texas.
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Television producer Shonda Rhimes cried when her teleprompter got screwed up and she stood before us momentarily without a script.
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As the rain intensified, Gideon Kipketer, the rangy pacemaker (and Kipchoge's training partner) screwed his face up into the weather.
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We love Britney, who would probably lose her head if it wasn't screwed onto her neck, but this is ridiculous.
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The Weinstein Co. screwed the pooch when it comes to that lovable, popular bear, Paddington, according to a new lawsuit.
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Administrators had screwed up and an error in the settings caused the script to consume all of a user's resources.
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Bricks for the wall, more money for the military, fewer regulations for everyone, no more getting screwed by other countries.
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She read from journal entries in court detailing suicidal feelings and worries that she had "screwed everything up" by relocating.
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It's one in which consumer preferences must be chopped and screwed into endless charts that are monetized across endless platforms.
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He and Axe seem to make up from their bad business (remember that New York town that Axe screwed over?).
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ME: Well Hayes, at the moment, it looks like everybody is screwed because they've opened up an investigation into Lutsenko.
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If you decided to use six screws, like we did, make sure they are screwed in at the same height.
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Now, after the MLB Umpires Association condemned the tweet, Drake has issued an apology ... acknowledging he screwed up big time.
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Garrett recalled Dunn telling her "victims are getting screwed too" when they aren't told what evidence a school is reviewing.
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Some of the undead images were pretty screwed up, but he was able to resurrect a completely intact reddit page.
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When you get to a place where you think, 'Oh I'm so fabulous, I did this so well,' you're screwed.
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On Monday, United CEO Oscar Munoz screwed that up big time: United CEO response to United Express Flight 3411. pic.twitter.
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And forget trying to cover it up ... Taylor let the audience know things were getting screwed up in real time.
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You really feel screwed over when that happens, especially because you tried your best to accommodate them all night long.
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Sir Bernard Hogan Howe's force screwed up investigations so now he says alleged victims shouldn't be believed to begin with.
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Immense student loan debt can feel like a moral failure, rather than the product of being screwed by a system.
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It would be our way and our style of doing it…like a screwed up Texas version of a cypher.
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I did go to school in Vancouver, so legally I was entitled to a work permit, but they screwed up.
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Her husband, Gordon Klein (Jeffrey Nordling), has single-handedly ruined tracksuits, and he also supremely screwed over their family money.
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In other words, it screwed with a lot of people and created work for a lot of photo manipulation experts.
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Kate gives him emails from a whistleblower proving the company screwed employees and it goes up to the highest levels.
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But ever since Silas Gaither got screwed in Africa, Tribe Swaps have ruined more people's games than the car curse.
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Your priorities are really screwed up when it comes to relationships," Molly fumes, "And B. You live in Ajax, Ontario.
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So even though most of us would love to get in on the action, if we're apartment dwellers, we're screwed.
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The only reason pharmaceutical companies are doing inversions is because the U.S. tax code is "so screwed up," O'Leary said.
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Then the third thing, and this I actually put on us as technologists, this is where we really screwed up.
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It's just a matter of the finger-pointing that when things go wrong, oftentimes it's like someone else screwed up.
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If you're standing still, you're definitely screwed—so you join in the fray and hope to not get trampled underfoot.
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Listen to it below, and if you screwed up and missed Noisey Beats 1 this weekend, catch up right here.
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Durant screwed up his face in all kinds of ways trying to comprehend what his old running mate was doing.
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So I hope that video game historians aren't one day reading this while lamenting on how badly we screwed up.
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Performing "Santeria," a cut from DAYTONA, PUSH commands the stage, serving as many screwed up faces as he can make.
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Take this garbage credit monitoring that you likely didn't really need before Equifax screwed you over, or enjoy your pennies.
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"The refs screwed up," Rivers said, undeterred by the league fine for publicly criticizing game officials that is surely coming.
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"I came back to Maggie and said I screwed up and that we should never have broken up," he said.
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It tracks your guitar's motion with one Oculus Touch controller, which sticks snugly in a mount screwed to the headstock.
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Iowa's Republican Senator Chuck Grassley said the EPA had "screwed" the U.S. ethanol industry and farmers by granting the waivers.
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"Two weekends in a row now I have been screwed, it sucks, it hurts," Ricciardo said, using uncharacteristically crude language.
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"Had the court come out differently, and they rejected Trump's ban altogether, that would have signaled, 'You're screwed,' " Blackman said.
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" Admittedly, he says, some of those people who had come before him had "screwed up," while others had been "heroic.
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Those GPUs are very fast, especially for their price, and now it looks like AMD's big bold launch is screwed.
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"Everything is so screwed up" when it comes to intellectual property in medicine, explained journalist and FDA watchdog Charles Seife.
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For some who has so delighted in screwing others, it would be only a matter of before someone screwed him.
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" Behind the scenes: Toensing said the president told her, "I've heard about him a long time and he got screwed.
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The message is that Zuckerberg screwed other people but should be forgiven because he's such a nice guy at heart.
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They've watched it being like, "Bill is the one who's the bitch" because he's been screwed over by his work.
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SG: Well no, I mean, but I would agree that the financial model has just totally screwed local publishers. Absolutely.
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That's a little tougher—it's possible the keyboard ribbon has been knocked loose, or maybe the connection is screwed up.
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The risk was what if we screwed up in execution and we didn't realize benefits we set out to do.
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Considering they've proven time and time again that they can only solve problems when they're all together...well, they're screwed.
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"However, if you are actually spending more than you brought in [during] that 90-day period, you're screwed," O'Leary explains.
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"I screwed up," Girardi said repeatedly, and then apologized the next day, before Game 3, in front of the team.
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Not long before I went to rehab, my father got angry and told me I had screwed up my life.
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The Ronin app has a quick gimbal test that will show you if you screwed up any of the axes.
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Jimmy Iovine and Liberty Ross got hitched this weekend and everything went flawlessly ... except the skywriting plane screwed up royally!
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HBO "screwed up" when it announced "Confederate," its planned science-fiction history series, the network's chief executive admitted on Tuesday.
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As humans, we find them fascinating: perhaps the only species whose gender politics are more screwed up than our own.
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I was showing him how to number (by hand, of course) another puzzle when I screwed up on 7-Down.
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" He then utters the most ominous line in the article: "Absent a very strong federal privacy law, we're all screwed.
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Equality is getting to be as screwed up and as messed up as all of the other leads on television.
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That said, authors on No Sleep haven't unilaterally been screwed over by the people who want to adapt their work.
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"He's drinking the Kool-Aid," Giuliani said of Gowdy in a CNN interview, before saying Gowdy "screwed up" on Benghazi.
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You need to get your head screwed on straight and start acting like the Elizabeth Warren that got you here.
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" He found it hard to accept that he may just have to simply walk away, he said: "You&aposre screwed.
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It's actually in these moments that I personally realize how screwed journalists around the world would be without the web.
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Job offers got rescinded, starting salaries got slashed, and people who didn't have an offer at all were absolutely screwed.
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I've called him about everything: every problem with my mother, my boyfriend, every time I screwed up with the press.
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Yeah, Lando screwed up in Empire Strikes Back when he betrayed his friend to the Empire and almost ruined everything.
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"Arizona was about to get screwed, if I may, under this plan," McCain told Phoenix-based radio host Mike Broomhead.
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That still didn't stop the company from unintentionally pushing out a major update that screwed up users' feeds this morning.
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"The Islamists and love of power screwed up the revolution," Zaher al-Zaher, another activist, wrote in a text message.
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Absurdity makes for good humor, and the screwed-up world in which these characters live is nothing if not absurd.
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And get this ... it wasn't just finances that screwed the deal -- Kanye says Drake's nemesis, Meek Mill, was also involved.
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Instead, this man 282 years younger than I screwed up his courage to blurt that he felt attracted to me.
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"I think this just shows you how screwed up the priorities in Washington, D.C., are," O'Rourke told host Chuck Todd.
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But frankly, I bet a lot of people in Detroit were also screwed by that practice and various other practices.
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But Senate Republicans, in a frantic rewrite of their tax bill late last Friday, appear to have screwed it up.
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Abrams is all kinds of screwed up, and not only because he orders an elephant for his daughter's birthday party.
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According to the letter, obtained by TMZ, Soulja waited until hours before the show to cancel ... which totally screwed Hicks.
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It's quite another to see a company admit they screwed up a foundational element, and commit to re-doing it.
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There's that romantic partner you screwed things up with, that job you should've taken, that time you didn't say goodbye.
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See's Candies has screwed with Jewish tradition by advertising its Valentine's Day boxes as kosher, when they're strictly for the goyim.
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You literally need all of them to be at the top of their game to make something great or you're screwed.
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This is a guy, a young man who really has his heart in the right place, his head screwed on right.
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Google screwed up, as Astro Teller, lead of Alphabet's X division admitted to Wired for a feature on the Enterprise Edition.
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The thing about humans is, for all our faults, we're actually pretty good at fixing things we know we've screwed up.
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Related: [NSFW] London's Porn Filmmakers Are Getting Screwed by the Government [NSFW] Le Corbusier's LC4 Chair: Design Icon and... Porn Fixture?
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Like other detoxes, the whole premise that you need to "cleanse" your colon is kind of screwed up to begin with.
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Thing is, the Big 12 is no less screwed now that it knows Bowlsby's paid-for—and frankly, nonsensical—Playoff odds.
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And that means the key you use to encrypt stuff is easy to figure out and the internet is kinda screwed.
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"Eventually, these governments will essentially devalue the currency — destroy the currency — and so the average person gets totally screwed," he said.
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Sorry #MissHawaii you got screwed out of the crown you earned because our society loves to make everything social and political.
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What I can't forgive Google for is the way it screwed up one of the things we'd long ago figured out.
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The problem with the conclusion that Senate Republicans are screwed by Trump's implosion is that current polling suggests it's totally wrong.
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A$AP Rocky is getting royally screwed by Swedish authorities, and the battle lines have been drawn right here over race.
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The Hound's "oh, I done screwed up" reaction is priceless, but man, it's the second time he's fumbled on this mission.
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"I didn't really realize how insane our climate crisis is and how screwed humanity is about to be," Lil Dicky said.
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The 420,000 federal employees who are considered "essential" and have to work without pay during the shutdown are, essentially, pretty screwed.
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It's been an eye-opening experience for many consumers who realized that they're getting screwed by banks, Western Union, Moneygram, etc.
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The car's owner doesn't personally know Daryl and is stumped as to why Meghan Trainor's husband allegedly screwed with the whip.
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Finally an administration that's batting for the guy that puts his capital up there and gets screwed over and over again.
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Spooky day is fast approaching and if you haven't started on a clever D-I-Y costume yet, you're probably screwed.
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Each voter Mr Waldron greets with a smile seems grim and worn out, muttering about the "completely screwed-up" education system.
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They both come from reality TV, they both have their own brands and they both screwed a lot of black people.
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But fandom shouldn't blind us to the reality of the situation, in which a major company just screwed over its employees.
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There's a screwed-up misconception that lifting heavy weights will cause you to "bulk up," and that's for some reason bad.
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Uber Just Noticed It Forgot to Pay Drivers Millions of DollarsUber screwed up—big time—and now it has to pay.
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Flipping the location of the core clickers really screwed up my rhythm and didn't offer the accuracy I needed for gaming.
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Sean Spicer said Thursday that he "screwed up" at times but never intentionally lied while he was White House Press Secretary.
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Then, Essential screwed up one thing after another, tainting the phone's reputation as the company seemingly couldn't get its shit together.
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There's a set of flashbacks where we see Richie champion a blues singer (Ato Essandoh) who gets screwed by the system.
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Unlike the Phantom 3 blades that screwed on, the Phantom 4 blades lock onto the motors with a bayonet-style attachment.
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In other words, your IT band is very well-connected, which means it can wreak havoc when it gets screwed up.
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She kept thinking about all of the guys who screwed her over, all of the pain she had to deal with.
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But then she went off and dipped her toe again in Hollywood and got screwed over once again with nobody there.
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After a performance marred by technical issues, the Internet was left speculating who screwed up Adele's sound during the Grammys Monday.
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"I'm here on television saying I screwed up," Obama said of Daschle's nomination during a February 2009 interview with NBC News.
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I fell right into the trap because I wanted to get more out of my money and I got screwed over.
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One of the things that always struck me about the Chopped and Screwed tapes was how broad DJ Screw's tastes were.
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I've had to simply because I've had to learn what's important and what's not, in terms of not getting screwed financially.
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The subject matter I'm involved with, though, has always been seen as suspect, given the screwed up culture we live in.
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"They're the ones who get screwed in this entire debate" because their job happens to be the enforcement of unpopular laws.
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My roommates had no idea where I was, so if anything truly bad had happened, I really would have been screwed.
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And yet, they're zeroing in on a simple conclusion: if we don't get our act together fast, Florida is totally screwed.
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And every once in a while he'd come to me thinking the sky's falling apart and that our business was screwed.
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I also screwed up my attempts to clarify what I said and what I meant once I got back from Finland.
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"Todd said, 'I don't think I was supposed to tell him it was good, I think I screwed up,'" Sher recalled.
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"Please also pay attention not just to where California screwed up, but on things that are going well here," he said.
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I'm screwed from the beginning,'" certified financial planner at Betterment Nick Holeman tells CNBC Make It. "But that's not the case.
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And, for all their Mamet-y rants about screwing and getting screwed, they're paralyzed, passive—unable to close, even at home.
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In his interview with Broomhead on Wednesday, McCain said that the GOP healthcare plan would have "screwed" the people of Arizona.
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The walls were covered with Ikea pegboards that were screwed into the pre-installed wooden panels that came with the van.
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Throw homophobia and stereotypes into the mix and us LGBTQ folks are screwed when it comes to learning how to screw.
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Maybe that's because he's never been truly screwed by one, but just as likely it's because he believes in the truth.
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I'd screwed myself financially, big time (for the second time!), and had nobody to blame but the creep in the mirror.
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Instead, D.C. pols and people who can actually enact change are winking and nodding at how screwed the fans might be.
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The Legal Services Corporation ensures that at least some poor people screwed over by their landlords or employers have legal recourse.
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And you can totally get screwed in the game, though you can usually swing things back your way with careful planning.
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I want to tell people that it's OK to feel angry, and you shouldn't feel guilt for feeling slightly screwed over.
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"Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands," Roker tweeted last week.
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This is a tale of three websites, one that lightened the stress of Italy's coronavirus lockdown and two that screwed up.
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"I wasn't brain dead, but I was just physically and mentally screwed by the alcohol," Mr. Young said in an interview.
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But the song, from Toliver's Heaven or Hell, doesn't sport the woozy, chopped and screwed aesthetic you might have been anticipating.
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But she recognises that he committed human-rights abuses and "if you look at the economy, he screwed up big time".
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