He might mean well, but he screws up too often.
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But today, we only scream when someone really screws up.
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Unfortunately, sometimes the universe steps in and screws up everything.
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Gail: Biden always screws up when he runs for president.
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Especially if the magazine screws up and forgets to disclose!
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Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris.
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She's used to being the one who screws up the relationship.
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But, if he screws up, he could be thrown behind bars.
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We apologize in advance if it screws up your laundry schedule.
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Accidents happen, and even the most respectful partner screws up sometimes.
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If he screws up, though, he'll be headed to the slammer.
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Trump supporters love to blame the media anytime Trump screws up.
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It's so painful and it screws up every ounce of you.
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So Question One is, what happens when Sam Bee screws up?
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Usually when WWE screws up, it's in a very mundane, boring way.
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Another surprise mobile game that launches immediately and screws up our week?
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If a hotel's landscaping contractor screws up, the hotel could be sued.
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"It screws up his social contract with those inside the system," she said.
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So what happens when someone screws up on the job and there's damage done?
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But the cracks in his budding superhero persona are clearest when he screws up.
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If Ray screws up again, the City Attorney could file charges within a year.
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"Tourism screws up the identity of a place," said Mr. Kihlgren, stroking his goatee.
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But when a girl like Bri screws up, the cost is immediate and extreme.
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If he screws up, the judge can force him to serve out the prison sentence.
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"Everything [Clinton] touches she kind of screws up with hubris," he wrote in August 2015.
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"Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris," Powell wrote in August 2015.
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If he screws up, Huff agrees to plead guilty and could face the maximum punishment.
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And the US has a broad reservoir of trust when it screws up, even badly.
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It also screws up the name of a vital chemical element needed to power NASA spacecraft.
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At first, his face screws up in concentration as Schmidt coaxes him into admitting the truth.
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So do you promise to stop making this terrible argument every time your team screws up?
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"Every time the NSA screws up, they make the US tech industry look bad," Soghoian says.
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If he screws up on television, a few supporters may leave him for a few weeks.
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And it's not just the debilitating physical and emotional pain—a breakup screws up your daily life.
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But when something like search screws up, we can't just tell Google to offer the right answers.
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But if she screws up, she could hamper progress and cede the technological edge to foreign competitors.
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We're told charges could still be filed if he screws up within the year of the incident.
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But he walks with a limp and sometimes pauses midspeech and screws up his face in pain.
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If Coincheck screws up its crisis management, that could deal a blow to the current cryptocurrency fever.
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She's primarily interested in taking selfies with the right lighting and quickly screws up all his phone's settings.
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A company publicly screws up, promises to make things better, and then continues to repeat the same mistakes.
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He screws up a bit at first, striking an ill-advised deal that results in Joy getting shot.
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How do I live a life that is less acquisitive, a life that screws up the planet less?
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But if Snap screws up these redesigns and new features, it could see even more teens abandon the app.
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It's a petty, ugly cycle: he hates himself, he lashes out, he screws up, he hates himself even more.
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All of this screws up the US government in ways that are often hard to notice from the outside.
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But every time I think I'm at the end of the tunnel, something happens that screws up my plans.
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"What distinguishes Naruto from a character like Superman is that Superman never screws up, he's always Superman," she explained.
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It's a lot of insincerity and teeth-flashing; the audience really only watches for when something or someone screws up.
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If my partner screws up and I get pregnant, they can walk away but I can't walk away from it.
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Sometimes in the course of journalistic life, a reporter or an editor screws up and prints something that isn't true.
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If you're making $224 an hour and you're not going to get $22020, that screws up a lot of stuff.
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If you're making $224 an hour and you're not going to get $22020, that screws up a lot of stuff.
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If you're making $7 an hour and you're not going to get $56, that screws up a lot of stuff.
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The harm government does when it screws up — wars, depressions — is larger than the benefits government produces when it does well.
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But when government screws up, there's always time and taxpayer money to do it over, usually at a much higher cost.
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But even if a driverless car screws up, it will screw up less than one driven by a mistake-prone, distracted human.
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If one of the cells screws up a print for any reason, it will be moved to the next cell to complete.
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In docs, Bharara points out Stevie's gotten plenty of second chances, but repeatedly screws up by, among other things, failing drug tests.
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This means that unless the Fed totally screws up, this adjustment process should be complete within 18 months of a major downturn.
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Lucky for Alecia, Darnell dramatically screws up the Immunity Challenge, and because this is the jock tribe, that means he has to go.
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Sure, it might make you faster, but it screws up your sleep so badly that I feel like the gains are easily lost.
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Unless Huawei screws up big time with its own exploding phone moment or Mate X's also break, the company's future looks pretty darn solid.
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Especially the staffers, because they really give you the real gossip, like how it gets made behind the scenes, or when something screws up.
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We're told if T.J. screws up -- by skipping the meeting or not adhering to whatever comes out of the meeting -- the charges could resurface.
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If he screws up, the judge can reinstate all of the initial charges -- in which case he could face up to 6 months in jail.
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" ABC's Jimmy Kimmel "offered a thorough, and passionately sincere, recital of how Trump 'screws up royally every day, sometimes two or three times a day.
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Peter screws up a lot, but he's a good kid who knows when he has to set things right and Holland sells all of that.
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And if a coworker or friend screws up and wants to explain what happened, I let them have their say and then form my opinion.
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The judge told Kodak that if he screws up, he faces up to 55 years in prison, and the likely end of his rap career.
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Every time Alexa expands into some new domain, more trust is required — and every time the service screws up, that trust gets harder to maintain.
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Throughout the film, Dreyfus is the voice of reason, dictating how the case should be handled and going ballistic every time the inspector screws up.
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That is the harder challenge, so no matter what happens, we will always have the more difficult challenge, because government screws up a lot of time.
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The team sent out a letter to Rams Nation explaining how they're planning to handle things if the COVID-19 pandemic screws up the NFL schedule.
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Yet the slump screws up their fiscal projections and raises serious questions about not only the future of OPEC+ but also the credibility of OPEC itself.
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There's an important aspect of the culture of the nuclear industry that's worth calling out: It knows that if it screws up, lots of people die.
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But if the Facebook developer platform screws up like this morning, developers could instead highlight sharing via Twitter or SMS, and divert ad buys to other platforms.
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The job fucking sucks, he is miserable in it, everyone is yelling at him more and more every time he screws up, which is all the time.
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Clinton 'kind of screws up with hubris' But the messages also showed Powell angry with Hillary Clinton over her handling of her personal emails as secretary of state.
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At this point, few among us are surprised or disappointed when someone gets it wrong on the internet; but when NPR screws up, we feel like it matters.
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Stickum = selfish ... so says Charles Barkley who says Dwight Howard needs to ditch to the sticky stuff 'cause it screws up the ball for everyone else on the court.
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"When the NSA screws up, it's US technology companies that have to bear the reputational costs," says ACLU Chief Technologist Chris Soghoian, a longtime advocate for more aggressive disclosure requirements.
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Even a legend like Motown founder Berry Gordy screws up sometimes, and he admits the late great Marvin Gaye saved him from a huge misstep that could've changed music history.
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Part of the FTC's settlement with Facebook requires CEO Mark Zuckerberg to personally certify the company is protecting consumer privacy, which could make him more liable if Facebook screws up.
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"Everything [Clinton] touches she kind of screws up with hubris," he wrote in August 85033, while criticizing her use of a private email server while she served as secretary of State.
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"They want product decisions, when they're being formulated, to go to the board beforehand to insulate what it is that they end up doing if the product screws up," she says.
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In hacked emails, Powell wrote: "Everything (Hillary Clinton) touches she kind of screws up with hubris," blunt comments that the the Bush administration secretary of state did not intend to go public.
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When illustrating the side of her that can explode with anger when provoked — usually by a garbage ex — she hunches over and screws up her whole face, eyes twitching in latent rage.
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In the video, first reported by Utility Dive, McNamee said renewable energy "screws up the whole physics of the grid" and fossil fuels are "key to our way of life," among other comments.
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Recognizing that he's about to pass the event horizon where he screws up his life too badly to put it back together, Richie bangs on doors at the Chelsea Hotel, looking for his wife.
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"If this kind of results in Iran shelling some things and doing a cyberattack that screws up somebody's website for a while, then it won't have any impact [on the 2020 primary]," he said.
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Twitter user Cory Nelson made a video of his shopping experience and confirmed there are in-store workers to help you out if you have questions, need help finding something, or maybe something screws up.
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These are areas where Facebook is often criticized when it screws up – like when it took down the newsworthy "Napalm Girl" historical photo because it contained child nudity, before realizing the mistake and restoring it.
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Justin Timberlake rarely screws up, but he did when he hired an actor to play a Randy's Donuts employee instead of just using the real life baker ... so say the peeps at the iconic shop.
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Short-term, though, we're due for a bounce, we're that oversold, ... but we're in the hands of the Fed, and if it screws up, then the Grinch will be paired with the bear to steal Christmas.
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This is due to the way our eyes converge on points of focus; within a meter or so you can't use stereoscopic video feeds to show objects because it looks awful and screws up your vision.
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Ex-college football superstar Maurice Clarett just struck a sweet plea deal in his drunk driving case -- but if he screws up even a little bit in the next 2 years, he'll do 57 days in jail.
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Whenever you see a stumble, or a brief fumble like that, you also often see the coverage team give up a long return because it screws up the timing of the pursuit, like a pitcher throwing a changeup.
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California screws up: The state of California has been trying to pass a single-payer healthcare bill, which basically means they want the state to cover healthcare for all people no matter their age, pre-existing conditions or income.
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Politico sums up Baker as an optimist at heart ("as benefits a congenital dealmaker") — and one who is hopeful Trump will turn out to be a "pragmatic president" who won't be too stubborn to change course if he screws up.
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They do it all themselves, and it takes a lot of stuff to not only make a Black Tiger Sex Machine show run, but make sure they're good to go again in a matter of minutes in case anything screws up.
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By comparison, when a pharmaceutical company screws up and damage to humans results from one of their drugs, it's much easier to build a case against them, because data can be gathered from the controlled human test trials they typically run.
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Powell: 'Everything' Clinton touches she 'screws up with hubris' The leaked emails indicate Powell was angry with Hillary Clinton over her handling of personal email while serving as secretary of State and sought to contrast how he handled the issue.
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These new rules are making our financial system more transparent, getting rid of a lot of fine print, and making sure that if a bank screws up, you have someone to call so you don't get stuck with the bill.
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Final score: +1 Worst Decision Maker of the Week: Issa, technically, but … Actual Worst Decision Maker of the Week: Arguably, Kelli screws up the most this week when she decides to pick a fight with the white woman in the crowd.
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But there is another piece of conventional wisdom about the Trump campaign, which is that whenever Trump screws up to such a degree that it dominates more than a half-day of news coverage, the campaign creates false flag controversies to divert attention.
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It is a game where you start with all of the options, then slowly but surely lock yourself out of certain courses of action, even as you're forced to pivot wildly to find a new one when an opponent screws up your master plan.
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Stuart: I have one on my laptop right now, and it&aposs constantly creating double spaces for me and weird period effects, and it just makes me look like I&aposm a terrible typer, because it screws up all of these things that I do.
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The 2018 World Cup wraps up this weekend, and we've had lots to say about it — from how streaming video has made watching the games more convenient (unless it completely screws up) to how World Cup memes have made it all the way into Amazon's Alexa.
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Add this wildly self-destructive behavior to her self-injurious habits of banging her head against the wall and calling herself names when she screws up and … well, this is unpleasant, powerful stuff that speaks to the hopeless, trapped feeling that can torment new parents, particularly new single mothers.
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Read more ReadIRS Suspends $7 Million Contract After Equifax Screws Up for the Umpteenth TimeThe IRS announced late Thursday night that it has temporarily suspended a $7.25 million contract…Read more ReadRNC voter dataIn June, Gizmodo broke a story about a major breach involving the personal information of nearly every registered voter in the country.
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There are law enforcement agencies around the country starting to use this but the ACLU has a few quibbles with this, uh, they say it screws up a lot, especially on minorities, especially on women, and to prove this to try to convince Congress that this wasn't perfect, they did something quite smart I think.
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" Aside from the reminder that it's always a good idea to do some vetting before you walk into a new salon for the first time, there's one more thing we can all learn from Jones's experience: Don't be afraid to speak up, instead of watching in horror as someone screws up your nails in the name of being "polite.
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But typically it's hiring decisions, and hiring could mean things like you don't hire an HR person soon enough or it could mean that you have the wrong person in place for too long and it kind of screws up an organization in a way that's hard to recover or takes a while to recover from.
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Finally, when the matter of Hillary Clinton's emails came up, Powell was harshly critical of the Democratic nominee — "Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris," he wrote — but he also seemed to think that Clinton could have easily quieted the scandal by doing "a 'Full Monty'" when it first broke, according to an email posted by the Intercept.
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