Dangerous rhetorical slip ups that could tilt the public's perception.
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We all have slip ups in life, I have many.
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Alone, these moments could be easily overlooked as objective slip-ups.
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"None yet," he replies when asked if he's had any slip-ups.
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They should deter wrongdoing, not upend elections because of procedural slip-ups.
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Only time — or more accidental slip-ups from celebrity pals — will tell!
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So the president doesn't want any slip-ups to tarnish his image.
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The idea was that the salesman would avoid slip-ups that way.
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That happens less these days, though there are still linguistic slip-ups.
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During, say, Mercury retrogrades, we tend to get punished for innocent slip-ups.
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But they've had a few slip-ups that have tipped in Clinton's favor.
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Putin's marathon public performance wasn't without its mechanical hiccups and awkward slip-ups.
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The move showed starkly the global political ramifications of Silicon Valley slip-ups.
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She has "slip-ups" a few times a year, when she might binge.
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The New York Times has a good list of these Republican slip-ups.
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He's tried to get clean multiple times but there were numerous public slip-ups.
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Some fear being ostracized for slip-ups that might upset NEF and its supporters.
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We tend to overemphasize small slights and slip ups that matter to a few.
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Those slip-ups used to be ephemeral, something that could be laughed off afterward.
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What's most important is forgiving yourself for slip-ups and getting back to it.
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Daily Burn: 29 Genius Apps to Monitor UV Index 103 Worst Sunscreen Slip-Ups 210.
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But these slip-ups were rare due to the presence of TV and newspaper gatekeepers.
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But any major slip-ups from either candidate tonight could change the course of history.
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Those celebrities, whose beauty and elegance and occasional sartorial slip-ups I'd watched on E!
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Sometimes that led to slip-ups as he abandoned his notes and paced the rooms.
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The historical record does not suggest that such seemingly unthinkable slip-ups spell doom going forward.
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But as the Vegas tragedy proved, many of the platform's slip-ups are simple, egregious oversights.
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Tax season is prime time for catching and fixing last year's individual retirement account slip-ups.
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Beyond basic protection from inevitable slip-ups, phones don't need a crystal-embellished, leather-wrapped cover.
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Vermont walked through the play three times at the morning shootaround to assure no slip-ups.
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How many more fictional — and IRL — slip-ups will these creators be allowed to get away with?
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Until then, Browne, who is a wiry 5 feet 4, has to deal with occasional slip-ups.
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For a news anchor, slip-ups involving an emergency situation like Hurricane Dorian are a big deal.
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Verbal slip-ups often occur because we say things without knowledge of the subtle implications they carry.
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Failure to review and update your beneficiary designations can result in major slip-ups if you pass away.
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But who wouldn't fall prey to a few slip-ups after emerging from the ground after 15 years?
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I kept logging my slip-ups in my "I Yai Yai" journal, and sure enough, there were many.
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But Trump's heedless conversational style also means that these interviews are full of slip-ups and bizarre admissions.
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He is now widely known and admired in the Democratic Party, affording him more latitude for slip-ups.
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Which makes slip-ups against those plying their trade at the level of Kudla an exceptionally rare occurrence.
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Those slip-ups can cause you to miss out on valuable deductions or wind up with altogether inaccurate data.
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Amazon has an internal online tool where workers are encouraged to comment on each other's achievements and slip-ups.
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She blamed these slip-ups, in part, on a rapidly expanding crew under a lot of pressure to perform.
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It's not often Kimmel can bag on political slip-ups in other countries, but this week was the exception.
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The company, which has had to pivot to consumers reaching for healthier drinks, also admitted to marketing slip ups.
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Slip-ups will happen, but let data breaches of this scale be something we look back at and shudder.
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In Toronto, as a platinum partner to the Vector Institute, Uber appears to be side-stepping its prior slip-ups.
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But for basic slip-ups (some payment instructions, for example, were incomplete) the thieves could have made off with $1bn.
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You can always count on a constant stream of slip-ups, embarrassing moments and contagious giggles from the local news.
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Since both types are designed for aircraft that fly half a dozen trips per day, slip-ups can be costly.
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K. Rowling Although this mindset deals with exponential growth, it doesn't mean that those who adopt it avoid slip-ups.
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But, in virtually every case, those mistakes are honest ones -- slip-ups made in an honest pursuit of the truth.
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Dr. Dobson joked that Christians should take it easy on Mr. Trump for what some might perceive as slip-ups.
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Trump has put Biden's verbal slip-ups at the forefront of his early message against his potential general election opponent.
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Over the two days, Mr. Zuckerberg did not have any major slip-ups, but his testimony was inaccurate at times.
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Shrug and buy everything in my Amazon cart Dwelling on your slip-ups makes you more likely to repeat them.
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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 lucky country has avoided so many potential slip-ups that even long-standing bears are wary of predicting a fall.
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And though there are a few momentary slip-ups, climbing cat manages to make it to the top with little problem.
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But this particular error is one of its more unfortunate slip-ups (see: the rat dress that lead to a lawsuit).
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If you thought you were going to make it out of 2018 without a couple more data slip-ups, think again!
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None of those slip-ups seem to have been exploited by Egyptian groups, but they can hardly be reassuring to users.
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For instance, if you're leaving your comfort zone and learning a new skill, accept that there will be some slip-ups.
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Despite how things look on the surface, Worth says one of those slip-ups could be lurking right around the corner.
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This month features your usual newscaster slip ups, anchors that can't stop laughing and passersby stealing the spotlight with background shenanigans.
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On the campaign trail Biden, who is 76, has repeatedly talked himself into news cycles about his gaffes and slip ups.
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Billie Eilish may be just 17, but the "Bury a Friend" singer is already handling her slip-ups like a seasoned veteran.
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And slip-ups that might have been minor when they were in stealth mode or private can now be stock-altering events.
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In Belize City, Barrow told a news conference he wanted to make sure there were "no slip-ups" in preparing Belize's case.
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But while we can safely shrug at Trump's thumb slip-ups, the other errors have the potential to be far more troubling.
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All eyes now turn to next week's series finale and the editing slip-ups we might catch before we say our final goodbyes.
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But earlier slip-ups shouldn't color her entire candidacy, and nine-second sound bites and glossy photo shoots shouldn't take precedence over policy.
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The chairman has had mixed success in assuaging market concerns, with several slip-ups over the past year leading to periods of turbulence.
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Then there is the treadmill of quarterly results—with the ever-present risk that Wall Street will punish even short-term slip-ups.
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Sonos only has so much room for slip-ups here, because the One is just one of many smart speakers on the market.
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Spicer has had his own slip-ups as well (think: that Adolf Hitler contrast he made with Bashar al-Assad about chemical weapons).
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But it ended in a jab into what has been a growing narrative around Biden's gaffes and slip ups on the campaign trail.
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"There were some slip-ups with the organization in Almaty," said Mr. Bekov, now a ready-to-wear designer for Céline in Paris.
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The Mexican government says he blew his cover through a series of slip-ups, including an attempt to make a movie about his life.
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The smallest of compliance slip-ups can cost banks millions of dollars — fines across the industry are expected to surpass $20 billion this year.
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Among his slip-ups was agreeing to an interview with Hollywood actor Sean Penn, which helped the government track him down, Mexican officials said.
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The former vice president was staid and somber, even as his remarks were marred by a few minor real-time snafus and slip-ups.
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Knowing I was being held accountable, and that I would have to confess any slip-ups to you readers, helped keep me on track.
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Croatia have the potential to go far but are also prone to slip-ups which have proved costly so many times in the past.
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What's important isn't that you adhere 100 percent to your resolution, it's that you forgive yourself for slip-ups and get back to it.
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Sigmund Freud, who invented psychoanalysis, thought these little slip-ups were bits of your dark, disgusting, and sex-obsessed subconscious eking out through normal conversations.
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But by making a few simple tweaks to Gmail or Outlook you can greatly reduce the chances of future email slip-ups ruining your life.
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In both El Chapo and Afweyne's cases, media reports paint the men's falls as stupid slip-ups—the result of unbridled hubris and fat egos.
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But the Mexican government says he blew his cover through a series of slip ups, including an attempt to make a movie about his life.
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It would be churlish to review them like any other production or to complain about slip-ups (not that they were many in either performance).
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These small mistakes might have not been a huge setback for any other candidate, but they are magnified because of Biden's history of slip-ups.
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I know there'll probably be some slip-ups at first—I'm still getting used to it too—but it makes me feel supported to hear them.
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And when a few people get it wrong, experts worry that their slip-ups, shared far and wide, could sow growing distrust in the medical profession.
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And you know, after I practiced it for a while — with a ton of slip-ups; why is it so hard to not cross your legs?
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and slip-ups, which is consistent with his previous campaigns, have been linked to his age by Democratic challengers and other critics.
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But in Good Trouble, slip-ups aren't exactly fixed with a neat bow — mostly because that's not what happens in the twisty real lives of millennial women.
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Social engineering, or using human lies and pretenses as a means to lull victims into security slip-ups, is a well-worn page of the hacker playbook.
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Facebook received harsh criticism for falsely trending that Fox had kicked Megyn Kelly off the network, among other slip-ups, after moving from human to algorithmic curation.
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He has a solid record, a photogenic three-year-old, and a military discipline on the campaign trail that has helped him avoid gaffes and slip-ups.
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While social media slip-ups from brands are the norm on Twitter, Amtrak's failure to notice how much time had passed was a breath of fresh air.
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In an interview on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," Mr. Biden also drew a contrast between his slip-ups and actions undertaken by the Trump administration.
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As the country discovered during the Aliso Canyon leak, gas and oil producers can also use high-tech means to identify slip-ups quickly and limit the damage.
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" Kidwell said what separates Omar and Trump is that in Omar's first year in Congress, "there's been a couple of slip-ups, but the difference is she apologized.
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A figther who uses his presence to create pressure is always going to be there in front of his man, so defensive slip ups become even more costly.
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And most polling in the race gives Northam a small lead -- although everyone agrees Gillespie has been closing fast amid a series of slip-ups by Northam's side.
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Despite these slip-ups, myself and my fellow drunken diners still consider ourselves clean-cut vegetarians, as if it doesn't count once you've broken the three-pint barrier.
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Try again… and if you can move through this full moon with out slip-ups, it'll certainly be a time to celebrate because you've come a far way!
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So while these verbal slip-ups are more amusing than they are important, they do point to a larger concern some Democrats have with Biden as a candidate.
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Mistakes and slip-ups are inevitable, of course, but by triaging your to-do lists you'll get a clearer sense of where you need to focus your attention.
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After a few contestants encountered some lyrical slip-ups during Sunday night's episode, the three judges opened up about their own personal experiences — including epic falls and forgotten lyrics!
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The year was pretty ridonkulous across the board, but Fox News had itself a doozy of a 2018, with a string of controversies, slip-ups, feuds, and strange happenings.
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Google is a big company with many moving parts, and even if its overall direction is toward greater privacy, there are bound to be some slip-ups and backslides.
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Whole Foods has a policy with regards to its suppliers: If a company has three slip ups, it is banned from selling to the grocery store chain, says Goldman.
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In other cases, the surgeons are fatigued and have mid-surgical slip-ups, says Sulewski, who's both treated patients after botched operations and consulted on lawsuits involving other doctors.
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Any further slip-ups could threaten the agreement and potentially cause Cruz to renege on his promise to clear the way for Kasich in Oregon and then New Mexico.
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He has already had several awkward run-ins with hostile members of the public, and even small slip-ups have proved damaging for prime ministers on the campaign trail.
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Embarrassing slip-ups from earlier in the cycle, such as confusing the Iranian Quds Force with the Kurds, an ethnic group, may be a sign of mistakes to come.
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From accidental smallpox and anthrax exposures to mistaken transmission of deadly flu strains, slip-ups with some of the world's most dangerous substances occur hundreds of times every year.
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He's poised in the hot seat and escaped a brutal five-hour day with no major slip-ups all as he remained unrepentant about his work on the Mueller report.
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But ads from companies outside China still betray a lack of cultural literacy at times, and many Chinese consumers have been sensitive to their perceived missteps and product slip-ups.
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Occasionally there's a few slip-ups here and there, or a few fingerprints here and there that get left, and then from this, you can kinda piece together what's happened.
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Expectations that iPhone sales in China could slow eroded Apple's value, while Facebook's slip-ups over data privacy and misinformation have drawn scrutiny from angry governments and made investors nervous.
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Because he and his administration have made a HUGE point of picking out the slip-ups of past politicians and questioning people over their supposed lack of knowledge of geography.
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I'm pretty sure he got away a lot of it, but the layers of lies and occasional slip-ups made him anxious and distanced him a bit from his family.
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Cambridge Analytica is what set off this investigation in March, but the company has had a number of privacy slip-ups since then that the FTC could be looking into.
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Emails included in the documents suggest that the pilot program was far from flawless, with internal and public communications about it riddled with slip-ups and confusion from the very beginning.
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But they also said any policy slip-ups or political rhetoric that backs the rising speculation that Gordhan does not enjoy Zuma's full support, could induce a downgrade by year-end.
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Listeners should also keep an ear out for recurring segments like "Craptastic Parenting Moments of the Week" and "Fail Mail," where parents can send in funny slip-ups of their own.
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DealBook A recent history of mistakes, slip-ups and management blunders is woven into the fabric of Tribune Publishing, the struggling publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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As for self-forgiveness, what it really comes down to is this: Be comfortable with the fact that you will probably have slip-ups, and just move on when it happens.
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Some of the greatest entrepreneurs have had slip-ups along the way … if you are going to create a lot of things in life not everything is going to be successful.
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We want to continue tracking your progress throughout the year, so please email us with how you're doing, plus tips and tricks for staying motivated, overcoming slip-ups and anything else.
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It is far more likely that there are slip-ups along the way, or worse, and that Mr Musk's fragile finances force him to rein in his ambitions, and leave some investors bruised.
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The former could be a sign of logistical issues or communicational slip-ups on the day of, while the latter may dredge up old feelings that are better off staying in the past.
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The Italian media is now spotlighting Ilva Sapora, who since 2013 has directed the office in charge of organizing state ceremonies and honors, examining her for a number of other political slip-ups.
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Small slip-ups in the team's operational security allowed investigators to tie, for example, an email address used to access a given bitcoin wallet with the one used to pay for a VPN.
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This strategy would call for a trust to be a beneficiary of an IRA, which means you'll need to work with a CPA and an estate planning attorney to avoid any tax slip-ups.
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Keeping your secrets in a secure, private app is the way to go—this should prevent you from embarrassing slip-ups like accidentally sending intimate messages to a friend, relative, or coworker by mistake.
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Discussing sensitive national security matters within earshot of his private club members is shockingly reckless, and as The Washington Post's Philip Bump noted Monday, Trump is making a habit of these dangerous slip-ups.
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So when you see that someone happens to have edited a document, and it just so happens that someone used Russian language settings and so on, these sort of slip-ups are very common.
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After some slip-ups near the end, Osaka also prevailed again, displaying the grit and the groundstrokes that just won't let her lose during what has become a 16-match Grand Slam winning streak.
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The image of Mr. Trump lobbing rolls of paper towels to a crowd last October in Puerto Rico, arms arched, mimicking a basketball player, should rank high in the pantheon of presidential slip-ups.
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On the chamber's western wall, twelve baboons with an identical design are arrayed in a grid, and various slip-ups suggest haste: one of the baboons is missing a black outline around its penis.
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But I've been photographing these parades trying to find smaller moments that don't fit the overarching narrative quite as well — the sideshows, the breaks at the end of the performance, the tiny slip-ups.
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From embarrassing slip-ups to straight-up misinformation and some of the most sexist nonsense we've ever heard, these moments taught us that people's not-so-great sex-ed experiences fall all over the spectrum.
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Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini look like they're having a blast in a new ABC promotional ad, and maybe it's because of all the goofy slip-ups and giggling that went on during its filming.
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Some fear being ostracized for slip-ups that might upset NEF, and MacDonald has been particularly turned off by organizers calling people out over personal status updates on social media in at least one instance.
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The news that the CDC itself repeatedly violated its own safety protocols in working with lethal pathogens comes two years after the government body made a series of highly publicized slip-ups at its labs.
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"The city-state's diplomatic corps and security and intelligence personnel are highly respected globally and shown repeatedly that they can host a major summit without allowing any significant security or intelligence slip-ups," he said.
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Most people don't need encouragement to behave appropriately, but to prevent slip-ups, campaigns typically vet people who will be near the president and instruct them on how to avoid being a distraction, experts said.
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There have inevitably been some slip-ups for Ortiz as he approaches his last ever contest, but that shouldn't stop us from tuning into the man who has been must-see TV since the early noughties.
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There have been three slip-ups—a shocker at Penn State, at Michigan State, and against Michigan in the Big Ten tournament—but the Hoosiers have exactly what is needed to go on a big run.
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But when your company's history is littered with slip-ups and your fate rests on the success of a $100,000 electric car that hasn't exactly drawn accolades from the press, maybe you should check your work.
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He has been ridiculed, as usual, for his slip-ups, but he also grasped the underlying symbolism of the referendum: its prideful call for national sovereignty and identity, heightened by the pressures of the global economy.
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Johnson, who is 55 years old and therefore -- at least numerically -- a seasoned adult, rarely expresses a shred of remorse for the myriad slip-ups, indiscretions, and outright lies which have peppered his entire professional career.
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It came after a series of high-profile slip-ups by the Center for Disease Control, in Atlanta, which houses the national stockpile of vaccines, it addition to live samples of every biological hazard known to mankind.
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BuzzFeed News first revealed the company's licensing issues back in November, detailing at great length how the company's fast-paced, aggressive culture created a sales environment susceptible to continuous slip-ups and a lack of regulatory responsibility.
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Whether the ego-bruising, heartbreaking news was learned through your partner's social media slip-ups or other forms of so-called digital lipstick, sloppy planning oversights, or their just blurting out a confession, the infidelity always stings.
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It was written by Victoria Turk, author of "Kill Reply All: A Modern Guide to Online Etiquette, from Social Media to Work to Love," with whom I chatted about some of the most common digital slip-ups.
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The series' many successful redesigns surely inspired more than a few amateur decorators in its day, but it's the neighborly slip-ups, that left homeowners in stunned silence, awe and sometimes tears that are perhaps the most memorable.
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There were a few slip ups along the way ... Luann told her probation officer she "had 2 mimosas" earlier this year after a performance in Chicago, but now she's on the verge of putting that all behind her.
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She seemed to hold up relatively well — no major slip-ups — but the arguments her rivals made against her are a harbinger of what's to come this fall, after a relatively smooth ascent over the past several months.
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Though part of the senior national team that year, Biles was so shaken by slip-ups at the summer competition that she didn't even participate in the vault, the event for which she won her third gold in Rio.
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Because of these slip-ups, UK consumers have unwittingly been contributing to animal cruelty: For animals, fur farms mean a life spent in cramped cages, ended by electrocution or gassing, a practice that's not just barbaric but incredibly dated.
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But it is precisely the possibility of those slip-ups in an unscripted, unpredictable debate that has made Mr. Cuomo — a micromanager by temperament — almost congenitally wary of such matchups, according to a person familiar with the governor's thinking.
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The former Vice President has been known for verbal blunders on the debate stage, even calling himself a "gaffe machine" at one point, but he has always maintained that his slip ups are innocuous mistakes that shouldn't carry weight.
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There is a general perception, romantic and almost certainly misguided, that owing to players being overindulged following the rigamarole of Christmas Day there are bound to be defensive slip ups, goals galore and memorable games in each and every division.
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Instead of attempting to strong-arm their way through this technology, authorities catch crooks through slip-ups like an email address mistakenly dropped outside of the secure Tor browser and a suspiciously detailed resume listing cryptography and server admin skills.
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Funny Grammar Card For those who never forgot all of the rules from those elementary grammar lessons and won't let any slip-ups go (no, not even in text messages!), here's a comical card that subtly compliments your Valentine's intelligence, too.
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So when Villanelle starts to get sloppy as she stalks Eve, the fact that her "slip-ups" always include Bill catching a glimpse of her hardly seems coincidental — especially because she always walks away from them with a sly grin.
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We also see the ripple effect of the slip-ups and power moves of the Meyer administration — most notably in the life of poor Mike McLintock, whom Catherine keeps checking in on as his plans to have a baby get complicated.
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Turley, who represented the GOP-held House in lawsuits against the Obama administration, said lawmakers should be clearer in tying their request for his tax returns to potential legislation to make their legal case airtight and prevent any potential slip-ups.
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The choreography is also going to be important for bin Salman: he has already learned that being close to Trump when Trump is close to a microphone can be a danger -- and right now he doesn't need any slip-ups.
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Sometimes, the service can miss the mark — we had to ask three times, for example, for slippers and toothbrushes to be delivered to our room — but it's easy to overlook the slip-ups because the Line DC is such fun.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said that his verbal slip-ups and gaffes over the course of the 2020 campaign — specifically his misrepresentation of a 2008 war story — do not impact his ability to be president during an interview with NPR.
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We don't know whether those omissions were intentional or just slip-ups, but it raises questions either about Kushner's candor or about how much of a grasp he has on all of the conflicting interests and issues he has out there.
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Any slip-ups may make it harder to convince Boeing it has the capacity to take part in the U.S. planemaker's next likely project: a mid-market jet requiring a new engine that could cost $5 billion to $6 billion to develop.
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The app's website is quite nice on the whole, but there are little slip ups—for example, a YouTube video on the site advertising the app is filled with "lorem ipsum" filler text where it should be explaining what the software does.
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If Gorsuch cannot win 60 votes after a confirmation hearing marked by sharp questions from Democrats but few slip-ups by the nominee, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) would face pressure to change Senate rules to bar filibusters of Supreme Court nominees.
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Massive slip-ups, followed by scandals, followed by breaches serve to constantly remind us that the Mark Zuckerberg-helmed behemoth is unable to protect the reams of personal data it has collected on its users, even when it professes a desire to do so.
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LOS MOCHIS, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico aims to extradite drug lord Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman to the United States after security forces recaptured the fugitive cartel leader who blew his cover through a series of slip ups, including an attempt to make a movie about his life.
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"Pledging to make good its promise on the dividend will sugar the pill of another profit warning, but with earnings falling and investment requirements stretching well into the billions, SSE can ill-afford more slip ups," said George Salmon, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Armenia By The New York Times A fleeting reference is made to the collectivization of Soviet farms, which led to the starvation of an estimated four million Ukrainians, but if you'd never heard of this atrocity, you might think it was a hard-won success marred by slip-ups.
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Niall O'Dowd, the publisher of several Irish-American media outlets, said these slip-ups were par for the course on St. Patrick's Day in the United States, where some of the finer points of Irish culture often get lost in the green-tinged melee of parades and bar crawls.
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That time Bridges tried to stealthily slip his computer onto a pile of laptops that IT was wiping It took a while for anyone to catch on to what Bridges was doing, and he may have never gotten caught if Force's unrelated slip-ups hadn't drawn attention to Bridges's own activities.
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That's especially true in the deadly serious realm of foreign policy, where the goal should be not to punish Trump for minor slip-ups, but to reinforce his positive behavior—as one might do with a troublesome child—by approving of any acts that will help America avert needless catastrophes.
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The company is launching a new "grammar suggestions" feature in Docs that will catch and suggest corrections for all sorts of language slip-ups, including article errors ("a" versus "an") and more complicated concepts, like dangling subordinate clauses (for example, "After she drank her coffee" cannot stand alone as a sentence).
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" The CDC appointed a safety chief in 2015 after a series of slip-ups Three of the referrals involved the labs sending "improperly killed" pathogens to other labs not approved to receive them, two were for storing bioterror diseases in unregistered areas inside CDC facilities, and one was for "inventory and oversight concerns.
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On March 265, 26, a year before becoming president of the Knicks, Jackson sent out a succinct tweet, the first he had ever issued: The message elated the masses on Twitter, where slip-ups and miscues are gobbled up like manna from heaven and where every opportunity to belittle is pounced upon.
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Beyond the consent decree, Kurt Wagner recently noted at Recode that the FTC could be probing other Facebook-related matters as well: Cambridge Analytica is what set off this investigation in March, but the company has had a number of privacy slip-ups since then that the FTC could be looking into.
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That's not surprising, given that Uber has had several high-profile slip-ups regarding user privacy in the past, including poor security practices around private data, reports of Uber spying on reporters' trips, misuse of an internal tracking tool dubbed "God View," reports that internal employees stalked ex-girlfriends and celebs, among other things.
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As much as Apple's trumpeted how much it values and prioritizes privacy — the company even went so far as to throw shade at the entire tech industry's weak stance on the matter with a massive, prominently-placed billboard at CES 2019 (a tech show it doesn't have any official presence at) — even it's not impervious to slip-ups.
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New York mayor: Donald Trump wrong about 'stop-and-frisk' That pitch to African-Americans hasn't come without a series of slip-ups, the latest of which came as Trump invited the prominent boxing promoter Don King, who is black, to introduce him at the church event -- only to have the celebrity use the N-word at the podium.
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The confluence of Kalanick's involvement on Trump's advisory board — a decision he defended to employees during an all-hands meeting — plus Lyft's quick decision to donate to the ACLU, combined with a history of very public slip-ups and issues with driver treatment, contributed to many people deciding that the best course of action was to boycott Uber.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's Campaign Manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE tweeted out the video showing cuts of Biden's slip-ups.
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Biden appeared on "The Late Show" with Stephen ColbertStephen Tyrone ColbertColbert presses Warren on middle-class tax hike: 'You might want to defend the taxes' Colbert mocks Biden's age, gaffes after Democratic debate: Not 'a lot of time left' Condoleezza Rice on Trump canceling meeting with Taliban: 'Good decision' MORE and addressed his latest slip-ups.
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JERUSALEM — Diplomatic slip-ups and an intelligence leak have cast a long shadow on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's visit to Israel next week.
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The FTC subsequently announced a probe into Facebook's privacy practices and the 2011 consent decree but, as Kurt Wagner noted at Recode, the FTC could be probing other Facebook-related matters as well: Cambridge Analytica is what set off this investigation in March, but the company has had a number of privacy slip-ups since then that the FTC could be looking into.
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And my mother would still tell me, after this, that she wanted her son back, that I needed to return to God and maleness alike, that I was not her daughter despite such situational slip-ups, that I was setting myself up for a life of misery because, to her, queerness was the same as incomprehensibility, as failure, as stepping on a burning star with arms outstretched.
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But more often than not, the actors' Reddit-thread-trigging comments are merely just slip-ups not meant to give any information away — because the hackers are taking care of that on their own time... Most recently, Kristian Nairn, who played the loyal and iconic Hodor, stopped by Thronecast, a podcast dedicated to the HBO series, and let some misinformation slip that came back to haunt him.
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Other product slip-ups this year include a software glitch that prevented the Apple Watch Series 3 from connecting to cellular the way Apple promised it would at launch; a ridiculous bug in iOS 11 that turned the letter "I" into the letter "A" with a symbol; and a much more critical security flaw in the new macOS High Sierra software that let anyone with physical access to a Mac become a system administrator on it.
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