She didn't catch her slip up, but I sure did.
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You don't have to be almost 77 to slip up.
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A lot of people slip up and get caught that way.
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Who do you think of Pamela Anderson's cake-covered slip up?
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Selling pot to an undercover officer was a further slip-up.
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And the slip-up will revive skepticism about Netflix's business model.
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Even the revered at Apple slip up from time to time.
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But that was just the tip of the slip-up iceberg.
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"The past years, we've always had one slip-up," Fields said.
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That takes practice and even then a single slip-up comes easily.
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The slip-up came during a post-screening discussion in Los Angeles.
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Slip up and your dispensary could be shut down by the state.
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But leave it to Reddit to run with a humorous slip-up.
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A slip-up on live television could spell disaster for either candidate.
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That's not at all how a recent Tesla slip-up happened, though.
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Or the sense that one slip up means THAT'S IT FRIENDSHIP OVER.
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It never seemed like there was a slip-up on Jack's part.
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So Facebook had to wait for the bad actors to slip up.
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It was, as The Washington Post's Aaron Blake wrote, a slip-up.
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Still, it seems many are willing to let the slip-up slide.
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Here, they are CORRECTIONS, which cover for a slip up or mistake.
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It's hard for professionals to do when a slip-up happens like that.
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And the slip-up was so adorably cute it's hard to stay mad.
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The committee caught him in the slip-up inside the first 90 minutes.
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I didn't slip up or anything and I couldn't let her hands go.
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And apparently he didn't slip up ... because a rep for the Maryland Dept.
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Sometimes even the most well-meaning and tech savvy parentals can slip up.
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They feel awful when they slip up, but they're glad Jess is understanding.
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Will there be a major slip-up or sound bite that dominates headlines?
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Former Obama administration officials were quick to comment on the latest slip up.
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A slip-up that's so, so indicative of the biggest problem in Hollywood.
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Ayotte's debate slip-up came to dominate the race at a critical juncture.
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There's a difference between making a slip up and doing something on purpose.
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But if their victims ever slip up, it's blown way out of proportion.
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As surprising as the slip up was the reason behind it: China's government.
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No matter how honorable our intentions, humans are bound to slip up sometimes.
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"This was not some slip-up," Gardey told the judge, the Detroit News reported .
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So when I do have moments when I slip up, I feel very ashamed.
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Even the sneakiest sneaks slip up eventually though, and G.I. Joe was no exception.
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One slip up and he could put the world at risk of nuclear holocaust.
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Sometimes we slip up and make mistakes; other times we knowingly engage in immorality.
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Evidence has been scarce, but one slip-up may have given the game away.
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After Trump's slip-up on Tuesday, Vander Plaats tweeted that he's still supporting Cruz.
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With limited source material and tight deadline, it's understandable that sometimes people slip up.
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And where's the line between a "slip-up" and something that really is disqualifying?
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Robach's job here is simply to apologize for the slip-up, as she did.
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A major slip-up: But it may not all be smooth sailing for Bannon.
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Meghan Markle had a fashion slip-up after arriving in Tonga with Prince Harry.
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However, that doesn't mean the pair don't occasionally slip up in their parenting game.
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Yet another slip-up on her own serve allowed Svitolina back into the set.
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When you slip up, it is critical that you forgive yourself and move on.
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Can't afford a slip-up on Twitter that could lead to an international incident.
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He later apologized for the slip-up during an appearance on Strahan and Sara.
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Slip up once on TV and the weakness is tattooed on your chest forever.
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" But the second that we slip up, we tell ourselves, "What's wrong with you?
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It wouldn't be uncharacteristic for him to have yet another verbal slip-up, after all.
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She insists Perry's abuse is a slip-up and that he isn't normally like that.
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Was it an uncharacteristic slip-up from one of the most expensive shows on television?
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The past is the past — let's not let one little vocal slip-up change that.
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And they slip up -- they know it's a slip -- and call their daughter "Sammy" sometimes.
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And the reason is simple: fear of how any slip-up might play at home.
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The card could be helpful for those who occasionally slip up on their card payments.
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Such a slip-up should not happen to a charity with vast experience and resources.
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According to the Daily Star, the slip-up happens at around the 38-minute mark.
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Perry's only slip-up was a comedic one, and came during an exchange with Sen.
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I try not share anything I would call personal, though I still sometimes slip up.
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One is being really accepting of yourself when you've failed and when you slip up.
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I'd survived 28 days of my food resolution without a slip-up or serious incident.
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"It's okay!" we say, when they apologize, slip up, or perform poorly on a test.
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What happened next was typical: Ms. Klobuchar berated her aide instantly for the slip-up.
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With a brutal schedule on the horizon, Clemson cannot afford to slip up Tuesday at Syracuse.
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When she makes a mistake — a tiny slip-up, inaudible to the untrained ear — Anton tenses.
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It'd be too easy to slip up, so I try my best to play it safe.
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Most people know you should remove your makeup before bed, but the occasional slip-up happens.
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Slip up on Hyperdrive, though, and you're likely to hear the crunch of metal against concrete.
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That slip-up aside, four weeks of Spandex may have slightly changed my closet, long-term.
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Coming off a 27-0 victory at Indianapolis, the Jaguars are due for another slip-up.
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It's easy to slip up, so when in doubt leave the passionate gesticulating to the locals.
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The couple also experienced a pregnancy loss after Morgan miscarried following "a slip-up" in college.
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My mom always knew because I'd slip up about the peanuts a day or two later.
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While Trump's slip-up was forgivable in the moment, Cook let it slide without a correction.
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Mr. Timberlake, however, is not being investigated for his legal slip-up, according to USA Today.
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Was it a one-time slip-up or a sign of what may be to come?
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When you slip up, use it as a reason to wash your hands and start fresh.
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Therein lies what plot interest "Gypsy" has — whether Jean will slip up and be found out.
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Manchin returned from the cloakroom approximately seven minutes after the phone slip-up, presumably cellphone-less.
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Because as soon as 'the clone' replaced Beyoncé, it started to leave clues and slip up.
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Each of them has a defining mistake, an iconic slip up from which there was no recovery.
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So if you think there may be something deeper to your slip-up, that's definitely worth exploring.
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Whether it's a joke or a real slip-up both actors carry it off with great panache.
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A game that will likely decide the ACC Atlantic, barring a slip-up later in the season.
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And depriving yourself of little pleasures may actually make you more likely to backslide and slip up.
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Businesses on the vanguard of social issues themselves can become targets if and when they slip up.
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Almost every slip-up and miscalculation ends up in a wide-open shot, and according to NBA.
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It&aposs also easy to slip up on your goals and spend that money on unintended purchases.
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A key to staying motivated is to create habits that take away the opportunity to slip up.
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At some point, as his brother, Chuck (the beautifully pained Michael McKean), warns, Jimmy will slip up.
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Though the misspelling was quickly corrected to Melania, Twitter was exploding with hilarious reactions over the slip-up.
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With the divorce from Khloé being finalized and the holidays coming up, he doesn't want to slip up.
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They're an important reminder that people should not to give up after the first hurdle or slip-up.
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If you're invested in Syrio truthing, let me know if this ostensible slip-up does anything for you.
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" Obama took the slip-up in stride, sending three laughing emojis and wrote, "I thought I told you.
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For those who do, it's so easy to slip up and see something you don't want to see.
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Ironically, it came from Bob's Hawaiian slip-up — which ended up being a wake-up call for Shereé.
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With his divorce from Khloé being finalized and the holidays coming up, he doesn't want to slip up.
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But we'll continue to wash our faces at night — barring the occasional slip up — because c'mon we're humans.
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Khloé calls Kim to inform her of this major slip-up, and Kim has the appropriate reaction: Fuck.
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Tammy told us after sentencing last month that just one slip-up could lead to some serious consequences.
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So, at least in theory, QuadrigaCX can't slip up again and lose the rest of the money, too.
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So yes, Chuck is biding his time, waiting for Axe to slip up, and then he'll get him.
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Can't you just see him rubbing his hands together, waiting for the perfect LC to finally slip up?
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However, de Lesseps isn't letting her brief slip-up deter her from staying on track with her sobriety.
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Occasionally, the charade would grow too burdensome, and the women would slip up, becoming, for a moment, themselves.
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Or, at least, she's trying to be, and to not say "sorry" if she happens to slip up.
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But they still live in constant fear that a minor slip-up will get them locked up again.
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Today, if a child is particularly mischievous, he's said to have been twice-cursed by Adam's slip-up.
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"That one slip up, that one night before graduation, cost him his life," Isakson said in an interview.
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If you slip up… If you do end up having sex with your ex, all is not lost.
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Realistically, the statement from the President could have been a slip-up — perhaps he got texting and tweeting confused.
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We are denied confirmation of one more slip up, which would make this, officially, an anti-Dante Cunningham mix.
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This slip-up was only the most recent comment that caused confusion about whether Trump is all there mentally.
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We may preach the gospel of SPF and slather on the stuff with fervor, but sometimes we slip up.
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Still, it was obvious from her facial expressions throughout the performance that she was shook by the slip-up.
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What's next: In Brazil, a decision is expected in November, although that deadline could slip up to 90 days.
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You are human: Accept that you are sometimes going to slip up, become distracted and have a bad day.
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F. Skinner But digital media is far from the only way that people slip up and lose their jobs.
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Even a small slip-up during the 230 days erases your progress and mandates starting over at day one.
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He has kept in touch with his old friends while being careful not to slip up and talk business.
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The bad: In a possibly callous slip-up, Project Debater deemed space exploration more important than better health care.
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" The commentary sought to tamp down the public uproar, calling CCTV's decision to cast Ms. Bai a "slip-up.
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"I smoke weed, and every now and then I slip up and do something that's poor judgment," he said.
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As voters continue to prioritize "electability" — or the ability to beat Trump — each slip-up is getting scrutinized heavily.
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Where the polls did slip up was in Gedling, a constituency of suburban towns and villages east of Nottingham.
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No doubt the missing attribution resulted from a slip-up, but it was one that got past several editors.
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Even the "experts" slip up every now and then, because to be bad with money is to be human.
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A single slip-up could be the end of your life, your fellow jockeys' lives, or your horse's life.
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Since that session in late November, I've almost stopped picking completely, save for one small slip-up on my forehead.
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You don't have to be a dermatologist to know that picking the wrong moisturizer can equal a major slip-up.
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I'm trying to get better about spending on things I want versus need, and this was a little slip up.
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"The truth is we're only really going to know about the cases where people slip up, of course," he said.
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Prior to being questioned about his Ohio slip-up, Trump had responded to Alexander as he did any other reporter.
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Black later told the Today show host Meredith Vieira that his wife Tanya Haden was responsible for the slip-up.
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I've eliminated meat (except seafood) and dairy from my diet, but I don't beat myself up if I slip up.
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Alexa doesn't slip up in following your microwave commands, as long as you follow the preset commands word for word.
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It's not hard to imagine how a slip-up in the lab could lead to things going very, very wrong.
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Jones recounted her vehicular slip-up, which happened as they were shooting the movie in Italy, on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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You can watch the video of Feinstein's slip-up at the 2 hour and 55 minute mark on C-SPAN.
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You can put on a great show against Romero and still get starched when you slip up or get complacent.
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" Hence what Trump described here as what might have been "a little slip-up in terms of what I said.
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In fact, if they slip up against United, there'll be a strong chance of them once again "doing a Spurs".
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Williams began to visibly panic, hands trembling as she begged Fallon to edit the slip-up out of the show.
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Depending on how tightly you wear a wrist tracker, it can slip up and down when you move your arms.
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" Then if you slip up, they will be this persecutor, calling you stupid, and 'normal,' while 'I am so different.'"
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"You're bound to slip up and be like, 'That wasn't for me,' or 'That didn't fit perfectly,&apos" Gyllenhaal said.
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So while Trump's "last night in Sweden" slip-up is pretty funny, it's likely drawing on a pretty troubling narrative.
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Meanwhile Fox News hosts are pouncing on every slip up and providing it as proof that he's experiencing cognitive decline.
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I know that patients Google me, too, not because they necessarily tell me, but because eventually — inevitably — they slip up.
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Still, a number of the roughly 26,000 students accepted into the U.C. system each year are bound to slip up.
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A bestie or family member may be too forgiving when you slip up, so look for those arms-length friends.
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A person doing that is likely to slip up and make mistakes -- but they should then learn from those slip-ups.
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" The source continued, "With the divorce from Khloé being finalized and the holidays coming up, he doesn't want to slip up.
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But don't let that small slip up ruin what otherwise seems like a remarkably polished and well-thought-out software experience.
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And a central-bank slip-up, such as one interest-rate rise too many, increases the strain on already-conflicted governments.
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The reality star made the hilarious slip up on her Instagram story while sharing a recipe with her followers on Friday.
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In order for China to climb into the last four, two of the five teams above it have to slip up.
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But after a while, the lies became too complex and hard to keep track of, and I started to slip up.
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Dorit presents Erika with a pair of underwear and mentions the accidental slip up before they head into an escape room adventure.
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Fans in attendance shared their reactions to the minor slip-up on Twitter as some of them praised her for being human.
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Some experts recommend sending female investigators to interrogate male suspects, believing they may slip up because they feel insulted under their questioning.
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It's easy to slack on your budget or slip up on following your goals when you don't have someone holding you accountable.
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Jimmy has a choice: let Chuck believe the Mesa Verde slip-up was Chuck's fault, or cop to his copy shop shenanigans?
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After a fairly pedestrian heat, it looked as if Farah would only slip up if he got tripped or became over-confident.
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And she says she has no plans to slip up any time soon, thanks to some advice from the wisest one herself.
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But I do think women are judged much more harshly for the slightest slip-up, a gaffe–something like losing one's voice.
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It's always a laugh to see an SNL performer slip up and break character, but this sketch is hilarious on its own.
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Failure in this Copa could be what undoes him, if not now then further down the road after a lesser slip-up.
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As Slack becomes more integrated in modern offices, employees (like myself) sometimes slip up and use iMessage lingo in company chat rooms.
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Cautious tactical play dulled both finals, turning them into marathons awaiting the first slip-up of tired minds or a careless error.
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If he's to get his happy ending, the Dutchman will need two more wins and a slip up from United's local rivals.
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Ever since, there's been this running joke in my life that reappears any time I slip up in one way or another.
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LAS VEGAS — Over the course of a 216-year N.H.L. career, even the most steady, levelheaded goaltender suffers the occasional slip-up.
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You would have nothing else to think about over the summer but what the terrible aftermath of Ross' slip-up would be.
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Trump knows, as I do, that if you slip up on television, even once, the weakness is tattooed on your chest forever.
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Curtis' slip-up is an implicit acknowledgment that anti-public lands positions are politically untenable and at odds with what voters want.
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They're not allowed to slip up, like Oklahoma did against Texas last year, and they have to beat every good team they play.
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We're told the judge also made it clear ... Tammy's in a zero-tolerance situation -- one slip-up and it's the pokey for her.
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But I'm willing to overlook that slip-up, especially in a car designed to keep your attention firmly fixed on the road ahead.
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Spicer has been known to slip up and mispronounce the names of many heads of state in press briefings and live TV interviews.
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The information boxes are clearly algorithmically generated and today's unfortunate slip-up makes it clear that the tool doesn't have much human oversight.
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"I see lots of confessions on social media from zero-wasters feeling terribly guilty when they slip up," she writes on her blog.
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A few bosses have the iron self-discipline never to slip up in public—Tim Cook of Apple is a case in point.
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It doesn't make the smartphone unusable, but it's a hardware slip-up that would be unforgivable on any other smartphone at this price.
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Even as one of the dominant pop acts working today, they fear that any slip-up could bring the whole enterprise crashing down.
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A single one of these ghost calls may seem trivial but when multiplied this slip-up can strain police dispatchers and waste time.
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If you're constantly on your phone during your social media hiatus, there's a much bigger chance you'll slip up and check your Twitter.
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Each player knows what they have to do to not slip up and build something and try to make everyone back home happy.
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They believe they have a candidate who might slip up on the low-profile Republican incumbent to win an improbable and unexpected victory.
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"Plainly, there was a slip-up between Fox News and its lawyers, which caused this unwitting self-immolation," he said in a statement.
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It's extremely unlikely that Amelia and Owen had some sort of slip up and slept together while all of this was going on.
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Simple mistakes like "covfefe" can lead to weeks of ridicule, and there's always a plethora of people waiting for the next slip-up.
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Maybe you're embarrassed by a gaping hole in your savings account, a recent slip-up or mounting debt you can't seem to escape.
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I had one "slip up," and found it difficult to remember not to reach for foods with even small amounts of added sugar.
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It's easy to slip up a bit and lose momentum after an acquisition, as you get used to the new bosses, structure and logistics.
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But a slip-up on Hirano's final run paved the way for White, who delivered a stunning final run that rocketed him to gold.
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The company's slip-up in developing the chicken also does not mean Beyond Meat will slow down in entering new markets in the future.
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Paul LePage at a Friday news conference semi-apologized for his wording "slip-up" but accused the press of trying to twist his words.
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Of course, that was obviously just a slip-up, either on Jenner's part when she said it or on Winter's when she repeated it.
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With the race so tight the pressure on the candidates is enormous; a slip-up on live television could spell disaster for either campaign.
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It was just a slip-up and in the ninth we knew all we had to do was push one across, and we did.
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It's possible this is the first and last time Trump will make this slip-up, and that it was indeed a product of fatigue.
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"Every single one of my clients had a slip-up on Election Day," says Leora Fulvio, an eating disorder therapist in the Bay Area.
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He reckoned that, if anything, Trump had made an innocent mistake — a "slip up" — and that America's compromised ally would quickly forgive the president.
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She even gave the audience a sheepish grin, but unfortunately her cringe-worthy slip up was caught on camera and aired on CCTV 15.
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I couldn't really get CarPlay to slip up, but I did find that playing music off my iPhone was a little iffy at times.
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If Mr. Sisi makes a slip-up on television, there will unfailingly be a flurry of mocking memes flying about on Facebook within hours.
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In 1958, General Drozdov posed as a Silesian in Leipzig, then in Communist-controlled East Germany, and was concerned that he might slip up.
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Undercharging can sometimes be an ordinary slip-up, and if you've become attentive to it, you'll simply notice its occurrences more than others would.
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This week was no different, with a slip-up that stole the show as seven lawmakers resigned from the opposition Labour Party on Monday.
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Especially if you don't beat yourself for the occasional slip-up, like eating pasta in bed, which happens to each and every one of us!
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And that they are more likely to be like abusers/rapists than they are to be good guys who had a one-time slip-up.
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And even their public relations responses seem to suggest they've been caught off guard with no plan in place for messaging when they slip up.
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No matter how hard you might try to keep your personal and professional lives separate, there's one place where many people slip up: their laptop.
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With edible goods the stakes are only higher, and one slip up could tarnish the reputation of the e-commerce giant's future private-label offerings.
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It's an epic slip-up from way back in 2012 when Peters was filming season 2, Asylum, set in the demented walls of Briarcliff Mansion.
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Should Trump "slip up," Peters said an "outsized reaction" could occur, and that markets would focus in particular on potential changes in U.S. trade policies.
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Apple has historically used its top-notch security standards as a selling point for its devices, so it's a bit of an embarrassing slip-up.
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And if you do slip up, remember that it's not the end of the world, as long as you go back to your normal habits.
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In general, I've had better luck with smaller employers, but I'm always nervous about that one slip-up that will steer me out the door.
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Recently, US prosecutors -- in an apparent slip-up -- mentioned in a court document that Assange has been charged in a still-secret federal court case.
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But if they are to be lenient, they will need to believe last quarter's slip-up was an aberration and Noble can start generating cash.
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Spike Lee, who is set to direct a film adaptation of one-man stage show Frederick Douglass Now, responded to the slip up on Instagram.
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But even veteran freelancers are not immune to the occasional slip-up or setback that can lead to the loss of clients or steady income.
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Flaring tempers overshadowed a spectacular strike by Jesse Lingard and a slip-up by Victor Valdés in Manchester United's 3-1 victory over host Middlesbrough.
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Since we know that Jimmy McGill, the man who will become ambulance-chasing lawyer Saul Goodman, will eventually slip up, we wait for his downfall.
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Anzures was visibly processing—thinking over his talk, asking people what they thought, and mulling over a little slip-up he had at the beginning.
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LONDON — Theresa May wants Britain to "lead the world in preventing tourism," she said today in her first embarrassing slip up of the general election campaign.
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It's not an uncommon mistake, at least for fictional bureaucrats: a character in The West Wing made the same slip-up in a season 3 episode.
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But the mention of wireless charging is a big slip-up and a nice ray of hope for anyone who has been begging for this feature.
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When contacted by The Verge, a Google spokesperson offered this statement acknowledging the slip-up: Sorry, it looks like we must have dialed the wrong number!
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She complained to my boss about a slip-up on my team and considers me responsible, so here I am, steeling myself for an "adult" conversation.
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Day Five I make another plastic-free slip-up and realize I don't have a razor alternative — I normally use a Venus razor with changeable heads.
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You might find that you feel less alert or your muscles fatigue faster during your second workout, which cause you to slip up and injure yourself.
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Giphy has since apologized for the slip-up, and the company says it has combed through its database several times to detect any other problematic GIFs.
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On Tuesday, the royal couple joined Queen Elizabeth for a party at Buckingham Palace, during which Meghan had a minor slip-up with royal posture protocol.
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She implies that she is low-key watching every move they make and waiting for them to slip up, that they're going to get some payback.
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Children, Eiras said, might be at greater risk for sepsis because their immature immune systems are more likely to slip up and overreact to the flu.
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Judith Hackett, chair of the EEF group which organised Tuesday's conference, urged the government to ensure there was no slip-up on securing the transition deal.
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Tottenham, the second-place club, waiting to pounce on any slip-up by Leicester, ended a 15-year wait for a home win over Manchester United.
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Nonetheless, the CIA took "immediate steps to strengthen inventory and control procedures in its K-9 program," in the wake of the slip-up, it claimed.
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January Mr. LePage apologized for a "slip-up" after saying drug-dealers would come from out of state and "impregnate a young white girl" before leaving.
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At a recent event, Biden appeared to slip up and indicate he was running, to the delight of the audience, while touting his own legislative record.
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The grinder Luke Parkinson jumped behind the wheel, but the slip-up was enough to allow the Kiwi skipper Peter Burling to sail off to victory.
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Ms. Bowser also recalled a slip-up: She was at a conference with a woman (post-gender transition) whom she had originally met as a man.
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Her only slip-up has been a single paparazzi photo with her hair in a bun and her makeup-less face behind a pair of gold aviators.
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But we all slip up sometimes, which is how a Four Loko — an alcoholic drink, once a frat party staple — ended up in Strange's lunch this week.
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To find out, we spoke with four flamers who continually slip up online and who confessed to us why in fact they're so mean to other players.
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Still, we can't help but hope that one day she might slip up and tear into Trump — or at least paint on some hot-pink nail polish.
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Under the guise of defending "national security," anti-Muslim groups monitor Muslim activists, waiting for the slightest slip-up, the most tenuous connection to a controversial figure.
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"How embarrassing …" The SEC may have been looking for a slip-up from Musk, who has spent the last few months engaging in somewhat puzzling online antics.
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But even TrueBill can slip up and miss subscriptions, and you'll need to be OK with handing over your financial data in exchange for TrueBill's free services.
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"I made one slip-up," the governor said at a televised news conference at the state capitol in Augusta, organized after the remarks became public Thursday evening.
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" The president did not take kindly to Midler's slip-up, and wrote a tweet of his own slamming her as a "sick scammer" and "washed up psycho.
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Being a newscaster is high pressure, reading the news live every day and knowing that if you slip up it'll be there for the internet to see.
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In the same document, other eagle-eyed observers noticed a slip-up by Apple in the way it refers to its operating system (OS) for its Macs.
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What she didn't acknowledge is that jumping to conclusions is also never a good idea, because there's a chance the slip-up was just that: an accident.
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The entirety of the film, you're left wondering whether or not someone will eventually slip up and tell the family matriarch she has weeks left to live.
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Having stonewalled for several weeks, this slip-up made it impossible for the company to continue doing so, lest it appear to still be dismissing the issue.
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But then one day I missed a prayer and thought, If I'm going to hell for one slip up, I may as well stop wasting my time.
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Even if a dog can be trained to stop reacting to marijuana, there will be no way to prove the dog didn't slip up, Mr. Smith said.
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Trump even testified to "on occasion" using the name John Miller in court and would occasionally slip up in the calls, according to reporting from the Post.
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When Quinn would make "one little slip up, like missing one star," his guilt and anxiety became so acute that he would get depressed and even suicidal.
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While I occasionally slip up, I believe that my legislative record reflects my commitment to bipartisanship and civility much more than my flippant, off-the-cuff remark.
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Adam Schiff of California used Bannon's "slip-up" to try to press him into answering other questions about his time at the White House, the report said.
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Even first-place Liverpool's failure to take advantage of the slip-up 24 hours later, Jürgen Klopp's team drawing at home against Leicester City, brought little solace.
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And how does this relate back to Simpson, whose success hinges on addressing a public slip up that would have launched the career of her peers today?
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Watch Theresa May: "We want to lead the world in preventing tourism" The comments are reminiscent of a similar slip-up by David Cameron during the 2015 campaign.
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I'd immediately flash a smile, say something sarcastic while calling them "loser," take another pill, and go on about my day, being sure not to slip up again.
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And while plenty of people poked fun at Trump about the slip up, it shows that there's absolutely no filter between Trump and the rest of the world.
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We should make it difficult for them — and they might slip up… And I think you can make it quite hard for non-compliant apps to get distributed.
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It seems Cook knew what he was doing all along and just wanted to rattle fans' cages before the big reveal with a fake Twitter DM slip up.
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Of course, this blazer faux pas comes hot on the heels of yet another on-stage slip-up at her Tidal X: 1015 performance at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
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She and her partner had a slip up: Things got hot and heavy, condoms were not in the mix, and bae thought his pull-out game was strong.
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The DHS tweet was shocking for its aggressive nature, but newly released emails reveal that the tweet wasn't just a hot-headed, spur-of-the-moment slip-up.
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That represented his only slip up until the seventh when he left the game with a 20-1 lead but runners on first and third with two outs.
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The one early slip up I did make happened when a Nor'Easter sapped my will to go to the grocery store on the way home from the gym.
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Meanwhile, healthcare stocks came off a record high hit in the previous session to slip up to 0.8%, with shares of CSL Ltd dropping as much as 1.2%.
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" And perhaps the most glaring slip-up was when another commenter decried Putin's constitution-defying reign: "When will you stop violating the constitutional maximum of two presidential terms?
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" As he describes it: "An unexpected bubble gut slip up leads leads you through an intergalactic journey when Miami Boyz, Otto & Ahol hijack a Miami Dade Public bus.
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At the time, Sprague was only out as a woman on weekends, and the workday maroon decor was a "slip-up" whose revelation caused her momentarily to freeze.
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We felt we could not see each other again, lest we slip up and accidentally discuss these events — so we would not communicate until almost two decades later.
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After all, there was always the possibility that the pitcher could slip up and leave one over the plate, which the batter could then send to Trappist-1.
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The launch delay was widely seen as a rare marketing slip-up by the company, coming as it did just before the start of the holiday shopping season.
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And at the end it all has to be packaged adeptly for the reporters around the world who are ready to jump on any slip-up or ambiguity.
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The meeting was seemingly uneventful with the exception of a slip-up from Huffington, according to a tweet from The Information's Amir Efrati and another from Recode's Kara Swisher.
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GUTFELD: I mean, I will say this for everybody here at the table, there are people coming after you and waiting for you to slip up at any moment.
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Whenever there has been an apparent media slip-up in the first few days, such as one report, soon corrected, that Trump had removed the bust of the Rev.
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Potential tightness in the global balance sheet still weighs heavily on traders' minds, so just one minor slip-up in next year's supply could send Chicago soybean futures soaring.
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The abiding impression was that Benioff and Weiss were at least partly checked out, not interested in producing a full season, and starting to slip up on the details.
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Her semifinal loss to Roberta Vinci at the United States Open represented a rare slip-up for Williams, who is 173-4 in the semifinals of Grand Slam events.
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A Facebook face recognition notification slip-up hints at how risky the company's approach to compliance with a tough new European data protection standard could turn out to be.
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It's an embarrassing slip up for Apple, which is currently embroiled in a long and contentious battle with the FBI about introducing a backdoor in the San Bernadino iPhone.
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Phone makers, like LG, Samsung, and Sony, have been toying with ways to eliminate the Android app drawer, effectively priming the hysteria pump for this unfortunate Google slip up.
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If there was one slip-up, it was Duterte's slide into lyrical English, which exposed the fact that he is not the simpleton he so often claims to be.
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People would slip up sometimes and say that I was learning to code, or starting to code, instead of talking about me like I was an actual iOS developer.
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The Tigers, with a résumé that includes wins over Texas, Florida, Auburn and Alabama — all in the top 10 when they played — can almost assuredly afford a slip-up.
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She has rarely appeared on the campaign trail in the past few weeks, instead fundraising behind the scenes and ceding Trump the stage in the hopes he'd slip up.
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It's all too easy to slip up, and, well, let's end with that old refrain, my personal mantra, for good measure: There is nothing worse than disgracing fresh fish.
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Garcia, who will defend his title next month, was trailing Justin Rose by two strokes at the time and a slip-up would have probably handed the Englishman victory.
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Like when I'd slip up and say that I'd like to meet at a coffee shop (in Amsterdam, a place where weed is sold), when I actually meant cafe.
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But the Jaguars do not have a quarterback capable of carrying the team to victory when the defense or special teams slip up, so every week will be challenging.
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By the time the Academy Awards roll around, the anticipation has already built for the extravagant gowns, the unexpected (and expected) sweeps, and even the occasional slip-up scandal.
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Only when Fred became bold during the ceremony — letting his hand slip up Offred's thigh and staring directly in her eyes — did I understand the menace behind his smile.
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I really feel for the whole family because I people are just waiting for them to slip up or for them to say something that they can point out.
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Why it matters: The price tag of high-end phones has climbed to $1,000 and up; even with insurance, a cracked screen can still be a costly slip-up.
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The Syriza administration introduced a bonus to pensioners and tax cuts last month, triggering some misgivings from lenders worried the country could slip up on its post-bailout commitments.
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This year's new redesigned iPhone is all but confirmed thanks to months worth of leaks and Apple's own slip-up with the HomePod firmware that keeps revealing more and more.
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Fashion words are notoriously difficult to pronounce, and unless you hear the names of certain luxury labels spoken, rather than just written down, it's easy to slip up in conversation.
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Two drop tests conducted by gun enthusiast sites, The Truth About Guns and retailer Omaha Outdoors' blog, show exactly what can happen if you slip up when holding a P3203.
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Steve Bannon made one conspicuous slip up in his closed-door hearing on Tuesday with the House Intelligence Committee, according to four sources with direct knowledge of the confidential proceedings.
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Perhaps the NRO is channeling all of its energy into its patches, so that it doesn't slip up and spill the beans on what all these secret satellites are for.
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If those comments ultimately shed more light on that famous encounter in the summer of 2016, the slip-up may be Giuliani's most substantive contribution to public discourse all year.
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Jon Snow may know nothing, but now we know where he's going — thanks to what presumably counts as a huge slip-up from a key Game of Thrones crew member.
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A slip-up on social media by one airman enabled investigators to crack the drug ring at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in March 2016, the Associated Press reported Thursday.
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Unless this resembles a bet on leniency by the incoming U.S. President Donald Trump, shareholders seem to be assuming Fiat made a technical slip-up rather than an intentional manipulation.
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It's a rare slip-up at one of the most prominent unicorn companies in tech, at a time when it's getting ready to battle Amazon in the grocery delivery space.
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"That was fun—flirting and seeing who would show their cards more," said Geek, reminding me how we tried to make each other slip up and reveal we were together.
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During a fairness hearing for the settlement held in Philadelphia in 2014, Brody had a verbal slip-up of her own, at one point asking a plaintiff's lawyer what's TBI?
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So even though I'll be cutting down on the amount of processed foods I reach for, I don't think I'll be beating myself up about a slip-up anytime soon.
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Trump, 73, took no responsibility for his verbal slip up but instead suggested technical difficulties were to blame when he was questioned by reporters outside of the White House Friday morning.
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Russian trolls are notoriously bad at making sense in English — a Texas secession page once eloquently declared "IN LOVE WITH TEXAS SHAPE" — and it's likely they'll slip up here as well.
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Jurgen Klopp has got them beating the best sides in the Premier League and – barring a frustrating slip up against Burnley – bullying the teams towards the other end of the table.
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The slip-up could deter Snapchat from working more with outside developers, which it's only recently allowed to bring content into its app via its Lens Studio and the Giphy integration.
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But if they remain in Colombia, the DEA reasons, Escobar might be more likely to slip up and put himself out in the open, where he can be arrested or shot.
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Likewise, abstinence is a 100 percent effective form of birth control with perfect use, but you only need to slip up once or twice for that effectiveness to plummet to zero.
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Prior to his interview airing, Ruffalo tweeted a request for his pal Jimmy to cut his latest spoiler slip-up out of the footage so he wouldn't get in trouble again. .
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Any ONE of those are the sort of thing that would be a major slip-up in any other administration -- and might lead to defections from within the president's own party.
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And Kim Kardashian told Teigen about a spray tan slip-up that she had with North, when she breast-fed her without realizing she was getting pigment all over her face.
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The slip-up prompted a very basic question: How does someone manage to mess up redacting such an important passage in one of the highest profile court cases in the world?
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The news only became public now due to a government slip-up: an unrelated legal filing contained references to sealing charges against Assange, apparently because of a cut-and-paste error.
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Palin, who's gotten into conservative content farming after her failed 2008 veep bid alongside John McCain, shared a link to a blog post from her website about Ocasio-Cortez's slip-up.
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As the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for president, Biden is proving an important fact — that success isn't reserved for those who have completely conquered their stutter and never slip up.
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One slip-up could lead to dozens, if not hundreds, of infections down the line; in South Korea, one person was reportedly the initial source for more than 1,000 new infections.
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As Spurs fans glance over Leicester's remaining fixtures, hysterically trying to predict where their title rivals could slip up, the Foxes' home clash with West Ham might seem like a decent bet.
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McWhorter said he thought Martinez would tell him to "pound sand" and then sit in jail for a while and maybe slip up on a recorded line on the prison phone system.
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Still, Annalise does make one major slip-up: She emails a legal document about the custody disagreement to a member of the Middleton board named Barry, rather than to Mr. Hargrove's lawyer.
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One is how strongly you feel about this junior person in general: Is he someone you otherwise believe has a lot of talent to offer, and just made one immature slip-up?
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Biden's verbal slip up comes as he is campaigning in Iowa during the state fair weekend, where a recent poll shows he still maintains a lead over the rest of the field.
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Still, barring a major slip-up from Mr. Cuomo, it seems unlikely that one hour on television, right before Game 1 of the World Series, would turn the tide for Mr. Molinaro.
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Then comes the ultimate slip-up: At dinner, Nan bluntly asks who's next in line at Waystar after Logan steps down, and Shiv takes a chance and just announces she's the one.
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Bannon's slip-up came within the first 90 minutes of the testimony, Axios reported, leading committee members to aggressively push Bannon to answer more questions about his time inside the White House.
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" To that, Ramsay responded, "The idea is to talk as much as I can to put you off, hoping that your slip up, burn something, and I sneak in from behind and win.
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It will be a litmus test for Samsung in their bid to regain customers' trust, and analysts have said the company cannot afford another product safety slip-up in the next few years.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo's drivers are in uproar after an administrative slip-up led to the country running out of new license plates, forcing it to issue paper substitutes that are mostly invalid abroad.
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For his part, Mr Trump—who made a different kind of slip-up with Mr Kislyak, when he revealed classified intelligence to the ambassador on May 10th—again tweeted denunciations of media "lies".
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The slip-up comes just a month after Google briefly gave its "top stories" stamp of approval to two 4chan threads identifying the wrong suspect in the recent Las Vegas mass shooting tragedy.
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Even when you're in complete control of a fight, you face the sound of steel hitting steel, the sight of blades clashing, and if you slip up, you may die on the spot.
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Friday's race on a sunny afternoon at Phoenix Snow Park felt far removed from 12 years ago, except that the memory of that slip-up in Turin has followed Jacobellis throughout her career.
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While Buzzfeed managed to get it to slip up and say offensive things , it's nothing on the order of what attackers were able to train Tay to say in just a few hours.
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After the sentencing, he continued to pursue her online and got sent back to his treatment facility with a stern warning from the judge ... another slip-up could mean 4 years in prison.
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Like clockwork, Google's homepage has been devoid of an Easter doodle—the colorful drawings the company uses to mark events and celebrate the lives of historically significant individuals—since one slip-up in 2000.
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On Tuesday, Charli XCX made her debut as an opening act on Taylor Swift's Reputation Tour, and while she didn't slip up on her lyrics, her top slipped down causing a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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After the Christmas gift address slip-up, Woobi went back and saw that the person who digitally signed the contract as Ada Rose did so using an IP address based in Romania, not Cyprus.
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For example, a 2008 report sponsored by major companies, "The Athena Factor," found that women in high positions in male-dominated fields, such as tech, suffer harsher penalties than men when they slip up.
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Today is a surprising slip-up for Google, which, while it continues to print money and beat Wall Street's expectations on the revenue front, found itself tumbling after its fourth-quarter earnings came out.
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Trump EPA accidentally criticizes his own order: The EPA's press office made an embarrassing slip-up Thursday, accidentally criticizing Trump's executive order on climate change and energy in a release meant to praise it.
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Having seen Sweden slip up against Norway, Croatia needed only a draw to join France in the medal rounds but fell behind 20-13 early in the second half after making a bright start.
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" While she says she's glad to have known about D'Agostino, Jr.'s slip-up, she would have preferred Frankel would have told her about the situation off-camera – "as a good friend would do.
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Imagine attaching the Tracker to objects like a baseball bat that you'll swing around — one slip-up on the bat's handle and you could be looking at a shattered TV, black eye or worse.
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China's leaders are playing a long game, waiting for rivals to either slip up or lose interest while using its economic leverage to influence smaller states who claim a part of the disputed waters.
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For example, A 2008 report sponsored by major companies, "The Athena Factor," found that women in high positions in male-dominated fields, such as tech, suffer harsher penalties than men when they slip up.
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Mike Shields, a veteran Republican strategist and a former chief of staff of the Republican National Committee, cautioned that the political establishment was making a mistake by waiting for Mr. Parscale to slip up.
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Having already locked up a spot in the conference championship game, the Bulldogs, No. 21 in the playoff rankings, could not afford to slip up against the Tigers, No. 24 in the playoff rankings.
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I lived in constant fear of Harvey's abuse, control and power; that the story would come back to haunt me; that I would inadvertently slip up on my promise to never speak of this.
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"They will have a slip up at some point and these stocks won't go down 2 percent, they'll go down 20 percent because they're volatile tech names and that's your buying opportunity," he added.
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Halfway through the trip, one of the Germans asked Glickman and Goldberg to produce their passports; they had heard Goldberg slip up and use a Yiddish word when trying to communicate in broken German.
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Add in the fact that any slip-up by New England could lead to a first-round bye for Kansas City, and you have all the motivation the Chiefs need for a big win.
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But the slip-up was telling—Warren is usually precise in her speeches; this may have been the first time that campaign officials had to resort to the "what Elizabeth meant to say" defense.
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Those newest to this kind of drilling, like Cnooc, will most likely be the first to slip up, though the Deepwater Horizon accident is a reminder that the experienced multinationals can cut corners, too.
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"It's just so crazy how my brain works," Eldred, who was already coping with the aftermath of prior relapse after three solid years of recovery, told me when recalling her slip-up in 2016.
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Even mistakes are mirrored, like a slip-up with a makeshift pastry bag, an ice cube thrown just past a cocktail shaker, or a dessert that just won't release from its dish in time.
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Even the most mindful individuals can slip up, but Google's employees have reportedly had a flawless security record for more than a year thanks to a recent policy requiring them to use physical security keys.
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Sobriety is difficult and elusive for everyone struggling with addiction, and we're told Ben has acknowledged he's going to slip up from time to time ... it was never as if this was simply behind him.
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The Brazil venture could give Nutrien a grasp of the world's fastest-growing major agriculture market, or cause an expensive slip-up just as it woos investors back to an oversupplied global crop nutrient sector.
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It botched the numbers so badly that it made the "Mad Money" host think that it was not just a momentary slip-up, but a larger issue entrenched in the highly competitive apparel retail space.
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It is one thing to slip up on the campaign trail, it is another to be going around making pointed and controversial claims without actually knowing about the key events that have been taking place.
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But let's be totally honest, a slip-up is bound to occur every now and then, especially when she's got someone as fine as Harry sitting by her side, and I'm not mad at her.
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The Hoosiers beat Notre Dame after a thrilling comeback, won their first seven Big Ten games, shrugged off a slip-up at Penn State, and kept surging while rivals Michigan State, Iowa, and Maryland faltered.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden had yet another verbal slip-up on the campaign trail on Saturday but at least this time he could laugh it off as it presented quite a silly — and appropriate?
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De Bruyne should have made it 2-0 when the ball found him at the back post after a slip-up from John Stones, but his poorly struck shot was easily dealt with by Pickford.
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Members of the National Congress of American Indians said at the time that with the election over, they hoped that the remark was a "momentary slip-up" that would not be repeated by the president.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All eyes will be on Shaunae Miller-Uibo following her 400 meters slip up to see if she can keep her composure in the women's 200 meters final at the World Championships on Friday.
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My guess is that even if I slip up and use my SE less than I'd like, it'll still be comforting to know I can turn the volume down on my digital life whenever I like.
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Opinion: What John Kasich's hug tells us about his character Kasich was confronted with the slip-up during an interview with Robin Roberts on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Thursday morning, and tried to defend himself.
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We already know that Rick and Morty can move between infinite realities, having ditched their 'original' reality in season 1 episode 6 after a scientific slip-up mutated all humans on Earth into horrific Cronenberg monsters.
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One forgotten clue, one slip-up in planning and the whole exercise — a multi-puzzle, interactive escape room where solvers have to join forces to put the clues together in order to be released — falls apart.
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South by Southwest can brag about the diversity of its keynote speaker lineup, but the annual culture, entertainment, and technology conference still managed to slip-up when it came to embracing inclusivity at this year's show.
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A lot of people were upset that they couldn't stay, I think Nicole [Lopez-Alvar] being the main culprit of that and wanting to make sure her man didn't kind of slip up with his ex.
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Icy slip up A close call was caught on camera when a box truck skidded on ice, flipped and nearly struck a state trooper helping a stranded driver on the side of a highway in Illinois.
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But when he complains about the Senate in a way that indicates he doesn't know what stands in the way of his own party's top two legislative priorities, that's a slip-up of a different sort.
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We've been going to the Emerald City Bar with doctors since the very first episode of this show, but we've never seen the entire cast there, and it seems either noteworthy or like a weird slip up.
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The slip up— Freudian or otherwise — is especially notable considering it comes in the midst of his urge to viewers to focus on her alleged crimes, not the special investigation into the actions of the current administration.
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That makes it seem more likely that he'll slip up again in the future, whether during meetings or at future speaking events, and continue to cause confusion by breaking from his administration's formal stance on the matter.
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The outlandish slip-up about the deadliest attack on U.S. soil came during a discussion in which Pelosi criticized the Trump administration's stance on immigration and its claims that the Democrats have been weak on border security.
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But everyone is also cognizant of the consequences of a little slip-up or a bad break, or even factors outside a racer's control, like an ill-timed gust of wind or an uneven patch of snow.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon refused to tell the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday about his time at the White House, with the exception of one major "slip-up," the website Axios reported.
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Axios characterized the moment as a "slip-up" that stood out from the rest of Bannon's testimony, because he otherwise had declined to answer questions related to his time at the White House and during the transition.
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However, DJI, as a leading maker of consumer drones and arguably the most recognized brand name in the industry, has released quite a few products, making the Spark slip up a painful setback for the Chinese electronics giant.
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On the plus side, I noticed that you didn't say anything about wanting to see your friends slip up—in other words, you don't seem to be experiencing what psychologists call "malicious envy"—and that's to your credit.
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" Those terms might seem similar, but there's a significant difference between them — and it's big enough that a senior White House official tried to justify the slip-up by saying the president tripped up because he was "exhausted.
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He made several gaffes, including when he said in a speech that "poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids" - a sensitive slip-up in an election where race is in the spotlight.
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This week, it became more painful for anti-abortion leaders to consider Trump's path to the GOP convention, even as their hopes grew that his troublesome slip-up on a key social issue could deny him the win.
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"She doesn't have a lot of wiggle room to mess up on something like health care, because there's a narrative," the adviser said, adding that each slip up on health care grows "exponentially worse" than the time before.
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There's a slip-up every once in a while, but [with Trump,] this happens so often that no one knows when a government event can turn into a political event, and that's something we're not used to seeing.
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That means that any slip-up, any failure to comply in the right way at the right moment, can be disastrous for a young black person, leading to death or lifelong entanglement in America's often grotesque justice system.
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But a single slip-up, when he failed to activate his VPN client before logging on, left an IP address on a server in France, which U.S. investigators traced back to the GRU's headquarters on Grizodubovoy Street, Moscow.
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In fact, a study from the University of Scranton shows that people who are successful at sticking to their long-term resolutions tend to slip up (defined as the re-emergence of unwanted behavior) at least 14 times.
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Her email was listed among a dozen other influencers, agents, stylists, and writers who received the report during fall '229 New York Fashion Week (in an amateur-hour BCC slip-up), some of whom forwarded the email to Refinery229.
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A common view, however, is that he hasn't been involved with anything public-facing because a slip-up on the scale of the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, say, could jeopardize his chances of becoming chairman if attributed to him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond avoided a potentially embarrassing slip-up before June's parliamentary election as he hit his budget deficit target for the 2016/17 financial year, but his fiscal challenge is likely to get harder.
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When Miller remarks that an attendee's fortune may be suffering due to "a square Uranus," there isn't so much as a snicker (for the record, in an odd slip-up, Miller pronounces said planet's name as Ur-AR-nus).
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Check it out ... the couple -- who btw is heading off to Europe to perform a Cirque du Soleil show -- tells us exactly what led to the slip-up and what they've got in store for the 'AGT' live rounds.
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The only slip-up was a surgical glove that was found near a cat called Tubby in Olympia, and potentially some DNA from Ollie, a fluffy white cat that was killed at the beginning of August in West Olympia.
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Rami Malek had a big night on Sunday, taking home the Golden Globe for Best Actor for his performance as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, so you can't blame him for have a small slip-up on the red carpet.
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But the idea that the state was poring over women's personal data hunting for a slip-up at the clinic was unnerving, said Bonyen Lee-Gilmore, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Federation of America, who was at the trial this week.
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Of course, like LeJacq, we could make a good faith effort to double-check the things we post and own up to our mistakes when we slip up—but even if we did, there's no knowing how many people would listen.
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Now and then we hear one of them slip up and mutter a few words, but otherwise, the bulk of the dialogue issues from the unseen (and amusingly incompetent) retreat leader, played with a deadpan, exaggerated chill by Jojo Gonzales.
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Before there was OS X, there was Mac OS. It's a name with a ton of history and meaning, and if this slip-up in an Apple document is anything to go by, the company is heading back to its roots.
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Last year, a top lawyer for Clapper explained the slip-up by claiming that the spy chief "had absolutely forgotten about" the existence of the phone program and was instead thinking about the agency's collection of people's behavior on the Internet.
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And now, as a parent, she said ACS continued to hound her, showing up at her door or at her daughters' school in response to what she said were false reports of domestic violence, waiting for her to slip up.
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The president's packed schedule is filled with opportunities for Mr. Trump to slip up, publicly or privately: back-to-back discussions with the leaders of other nations, many of whom are veteran negotiators well versed in issues they care deeply about.
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I heard that because I said — it could have been a little slip-up in terms of what I said — I meant, for the time in office, five months and couple of weeks, I think I've done more than anyone else.
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The phone has been heralded as "the future of smartphones" thanks to new features like Face ID and Animojis, but $999 is still a lot of money for a glass device that can easily shatter with a single slip up.
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Most places adhere to these guidelines or they wouldn't pass inspection, but still—if there's a slip up, you could possibly end up with explosive diarrhea due to bacteria that is now potentially growing on the lukewarm scrambled eggs people are picking over.
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With one of the most prominent iPhone 7 rumors being that Apple plans to kill the headphone jack and introduce Lightning "EarPods," it makes you wonder if this possible slip-up indicates that Apple is still selling earbuds compatible with the iPhone 7.
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Chelsea's inferior goal difference means they need Liverpool to slip up, or Spurs, and if they do, two wins from the Blues last two games at home to Huddersfield Town and at Newcastle United will secure Champions League soccer for next season.
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Her slip up came after Obama called out Kendrick while discussing the economy and the recession, noting to the crowd of 30 how Up in the Air — her 2009 movie with George Clooney — was one of his favorites and tackled both topics.
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But election years require the creatures to stand in front of crowds and on live TV, where the risk is much greater that they might accidentally slip up and let a few words of Reptilese get picked up by a live microphone.
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The Bloomberg report closes off by noting that Samsung aims for a March release of the Galaxy S8, though that might slip to April, owing to new, more stringent testing procedures in the wake of the QA slip-up with the Galaxy Note.
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"It's possible the Israeli government will use this intelligence slip up as a way to get the president to back off on some of the moves he made towards restarting the peace process," said Michael Koplow, policy director at the Israel Policy Forum.
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The former Texas and Louisville coach also knows it would be counterproductive to tout his team for wider recognition in October, only to slip up between now and a potential regular season-ending showdown with another unbeaten team, AAC East co-leader UCF.
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Hey, prom is not supposed to be perfect, but it can be memorable, especially if you lose a staring contest before you even step into the dance or slip-up before you slip out, or lose your footing before you're on firmer ground.
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Truman Trump: I heard that because I said -- it could have been a little slip-up in terms of what I said -- I meant, for the time in office, five months and couple of weeks, I think I've done more than anyone else.
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But that's not always feasible, and one mom in Queensland, Australia just hilariously reminded us we all slip up sometimes, and that's OK. As a step toward granting her daughter more independence, she asked her to pack her own drink in her lunchbox.
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Engaging the reel, or turning it over from "free spool" and into gear, is a firm, decisive process that gives you the feeling that this reel is not going to slip up on you like some cheaper reels start to do over time.
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You can safely land 100 planes a day for years without anyone taking notice, but the one time you slip up—well... Still, according to Andrew Parker, the head of MI5, British authorities have prevented 1013 terror attacks over the past three years.
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Lesser-known Giegling-man Konstantin's entire label was being wiped from festival bookings after his slip-up, whereas UK techno mainstay Scuba seems to be able to do something idiotic every six months or so without his touring schedule suffering too badly.
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The moment that I slip up, or that I'm not as sharp, or the moment my analysis is problematic, or the moment I'm not actually responsive to what our community is striving for—that's the moment I shouldn't be doing it any more.
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But in a slip-up, the report contained one uncensored reference in a section about how D.E.A. policy called for withholding from official case files the fact that agents first learned the names of suspects from its database of its money-counter purchases.
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Because until Google and Amazon give us true and easy-to-understand control over our own data, including the ability to opt out from data collection altogether, we're all just perpetually one slip up away from a never-ending cascade of Cambridge Analytica-like abuses.
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Gemma Chan had a social media slip up, inadvertently "liking" a message on social media that criticized Constance Wu, who made headlines this week after she responded rather unhappily to news that her ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat had been renewed for another season.
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While the Russian's success on the sport's biggest stage is far from a foregone conclusion—he could well slip up against Johnson in November—he is an undeniably talented fighter with the skills and physical tools to make some real waves in the UFC.
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Even Walmart CEO Doug McMillon keeps a photo on his phone that lists the top 10 retailers in the U.S. over the past few decades, reminding him how so many companies — like Sears — can rise to the top but then slip up and fall.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar admitted during Wednesday night's Democratic debate that she couldn't name the Mexican president when pressed by a reporter from Telemundo last week — a slip-up that former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg used to question her overall qualifications for office.
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German media jumped on the slip-up - the tabloid Bild called it an "embarrassing mishap" - and the SPD poked fun at Kramp-Karrenbauer, dubbed AKK after her initials, by offering "solidarity" and reminding her to address party colleagues as "comrade", the SPD's customary greeting.
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CNN talked to Shige Sakurai, the founder of International Pronouns Day and the associate director of the LGBT Equity Center at the University of Maryland, College Park, about why it matters what pronouns you use to refer to people and what to do if you slip up.
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The Italians had controlled so little of the play and Germany continued to push — Buffon made a fantastic save just minute after the goal to keep it 1-0 — that it seemed as if only a slip-up by the Germans would keep them from a victory.
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Record (AP rank): 9-1 (8)Last week's result: Beat Baylor 34-31Last week's playoff rank: 10Key games remaining: Oklahoma State on the road, Big 12 title gameThe outlook: With a nasty loss to Kansas State already staining its resume, Oklahoma can't afford to slip up.
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Record (AP rank): 9-1 (8)Last week's result: Beat TCU 28-24Last week's playoff rank: 9Key games remaining: Oklahoma State on the road, Big 12 title gameThe outlook: With a nasty loss to Kansas State already staining its resume, Oklahoma can't afford to slip up.
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The former "Teen Mom 2" star was out in Hollywood Thursday with her daughter, Sophia, so we asked about the backlash over the video she posted at NYC's Freedom Tower ... specifically for her verbal slip-up 10 seconds in ... referring to 9/11 as 7/11.
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This was the first day that I had failed to pack a lunch the night before, and while my original resolution to bring lunch at least three days a week could survive this slip-up, I was still batting 1.000, and I wasn't ready to cave yet.
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But Sarah St. Vincent, a Human Rights Watch researcher who flagged the slip-up on Twitter, argued that it was an abuse to suck Americans' names into a database that would be analyzed to identify criminal suspects, based solely upon their purchase of a lawful product.
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Teresa Giudice has been consciously staying on the right side of the law since she was released from federal prison last December, but that didn't stop her husband Joe from nearly making a major slip-up on her behalf before starting his own 41-month prison sentence in March.
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Anyone who has ever spent any amount of time on Twitter knows that other Twitter users are really just ravenous, blood-thirsty beasts who are waiting for you to slip up and contradict yourself so they can rub it in your face and taunt you about being a hypocrite.
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A facial recognition database full of carefully organized demographic data and personal movements is a hell of a juicy target, and as the SenseTimes instance shows, malicious actors foreign and domestic will waste no time taking advantage of the slightest slip-up (to say nothing of a monumental failure).
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The Frenchman will certainly have his sceptics based across the pond waiting for him to slip up against a wrestler or submission artist like they did with McGregor, though those detractors will surely act with less fervour as Duquesnoy is not nearly as abrasive as his Irish comparison.
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Having survived by the skin of their teeth at the end of the 2011-12 campaign, losing that famous match against Man City only for relegation rivals Bolton to slip up against Stoke, QPR went down ignominiously the next season despite an enormous outlay on transfers, wages and agents fees.
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Bennett's teams slow down the game into a half-court battle that allows them to capitalize on their defensive strengths; on offense, they tend to pass the ball around the perimeter for the first 15 seconds of each possession, patiently waiting for their opponents to slip up, which they usually do.
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"Kushner can't even fill out the most basic paperwork without screwing it up, so it's a mystery why anyone thinks he's somehow going to bring peace to the Middle East," says Brad Bainum, a spokesperson for American Bridge, a liberal opposition research hub and the group that first identified Kushner's registration slip-up.
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Ivanka Trump speaks at a Human Trafficking event in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on May 17, 2017 in Washington, DC. / AFP PHOTO / Olivier Douliery (Photo credit should read OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP/Getty Images) The usual suspects on the internet were quick to poke fun and Photoshop the slip up.
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And when you consider that some fighters can get off with lighter sentences for more serious transgressions under the old "tainted supplement" deal, and then come back to test positive for a Cold War era steroid a few months later, it's easy to see why fans aren't overly concerned with Machida's slip-up.
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Over the past few years, it has become almost a cliché for Republicans to slip up and admit that voter ID laws and other voting restrictions aren't really about combating voter fraud (an extremely rare phenomenon), but rather about making it harder for Democratic constituencies — mainly, black and brown voters — to vote.
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Status: Waiting for a superteam to slip up 41-41 last season Key newcomers: Kelly Olynyk, Bam Adebayo (draft) Key departures: Chris Bosh, Josh McRoberts Outlook: The Heat committing $52 million over four years to Dion Waiters might be the first deal in league history that was made to ensure N.B.A. League Pass viewership.
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BERLIN — For a Germany that likes to see itself as meticulous, the slip-up was startling: Hours after the authorities said they had grabbed a suspect in the deadly truck rampage at a Christmas market in Berlin, they acknowledged they may have detained the wrong man and began a desperate search for the actual driver.
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On Saturday night in Newark, 19-year-old 'Super' Sage Northcutt lost for the first time in eight professional outings as he made his maiden voyage to the Octagon as a welterweight, and judging by the international reaction to his defeat, it appeared as though the majority of the MMA world were waiting for the teenager to slip up.
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Yet anyone would be forgiven for not recognizing her name, let alone her face, which in images and videos is frequently animated and always obfuscated by a carefully placed hand, a K-pop-inspired panda mask or, if she happens to slip up and let a photographer capture her whole visage, an oversize emoji added after the fact.
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"Because you know, people with cellphones and people talking, and I might slip up and tell my mom, 'Oh you know when she ends up with …' " In order to keep the cast in the dark, Zellweger, 44, and costars Colin Firth and Patrick Dempsey shot multiple endings for the film – and even they don't know which one will make the final cut.
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Social media mishaps happen all the time, but what makes this slip-up so intriguing (besides the fact that it's the Lakers and Iggy Azalea and a guy who asks people to call him Swaggy P) is that this incident reportedly happened on Snapchat, an app known for ephemeral, disappearing messages that should theoretically prevent an issue like this from ever happening.
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Democratic strategist Estuardo Rodriguez said Tuesday that Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE will always represent the "safety candidate" in the 21625 race no matter what gaffe or slip-up he commits, arguing that voters already have a solid comfort level with the former vice president.
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As well as the policy leak offering an amusing workaround for locked down Windows devices — which could presumably enable a determined person to convert an old Nokia-designed Windows Phone into an Android powered handset faster than Nokia is bringing its own brand Android devices to market — the slip up is a cautionary tale for anyone advocating for 'golden key' approaches to security systems to afford state authorities privileged access.
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Regardless, Paul's defense of the slip-up points to the very cause of its existence: YouTube's shift towards daily vlogging and documenting every aspect of your life unfiltered leaves little room for self-reflection, and the pressure to post content as soon as it happens means things that should be kept private end up getting broadcast to millions of people before the creator has time to process the actual message they're sending.
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But the Times wrote that due to a mistake, the inspector general failed to redacted a section where it was mentioned that the DEA was not mentioning where their leads were coming from in case files:But in a slip-up, the report contained one uncensored reference in a section about how D.E.A. policy called for withholding from official case files the fact that agents first learned the names of suspects from its database of its money-counter purchases.
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The actress, documentarian and producer, a mother of four, detailed a list of the distinct challenges that most dads do not face: the unequal pay, the unequal emotional and logistic labor required in child care and the unequal stigma both at home (where men are rewarded for any parenting, she wrote, while women are criticized for any parenting slip-up) and at work (with mothers being seen as less committed while fathers are seen as more committed).
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We all do our best to be accurate, responsible users of the English language, but despite our best intentions, we've all had the occasional slip up ("literally" or "ironic", anyone?) It's particularly easy to get things wrong when it comes to science, because words often have a different meaning for scientists than they do for the rest of the population — and we're pretty sure we're not the only ones who've made at least one of the mistakes below.
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Nadal charges into second round Coco goes bananas as Americans slip up Cool reception won't faze Sharapova - Wilander Edmund out-guns Anderson for first round shock Bencic sends Venus crashing in Melbourne FACTBOX-Venus Williams v Belinda Bencic - stats Stephens tumbles out, Ostapenko impresses Dimitrov schools Novak to reach second round Shapovalov dazzles on Melbourne debut Highlights of Monday's opening day of the Australian Open, the first grand slam tournament of the year (all times GMT): France's 43th-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga put in a solid performance to oust American Kevin King 6-4 6-000093 000083-000073 to set up a second round clash with Canadian youngster Denis Shapovalov.
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