Whether you're late to a meeting or you've slipped up on your numbers, don't apologize.
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From misaligned titles and margins to inconsistent design elements, it would appear Apple's slipped up on the details.
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For example, there's no way to measure the average number of days since people slipped up on their New Year's resolution.
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There were two times that he slipped up on his diet: once he ate olives, and another time he ate mango.
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In the past five decades, nominations have gone off track when a president overplayed his hand or his administration slipped up on candidate vetting.
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Hey – at least we know if Beyoncé slipped up on Wednesday night, she would have had someone in the audience who could have stepped in for her!
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Clinton gave a decent debate performance and managed to get under Trump's skin, but she also slipped up on multiple occasions in failing to defend her record.
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We definitely slipped up on some stories, putting out false information (for example, on a Grenada invasion), but a high premium was placed on getting it right.
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As he's been doing the past few days, Trump tried to paint Kaine as an unpopular figure from his home state, except Trump slipped up on where exactly Kaine was from.
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And although Trump has successfully won over evangelicals, he's still a candidate who slipped up on the name of the books of the Bible, suggesting that he's not a true believer like Ted Cruz.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, who's delivered a polished performance in his confirmation hearings this week, slipped up on Wednesday, accidentally uttering a campaign catch phrase that had the room roaring in laughter.
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We had our heads down baiting hooks—three wild salmon already turned back that morning for the in-season hatchery silvers now out there somewhere counting their luck—when under our small boat the sea gave a roll like a giant turning over in sleep, lifting us so high I thought an ocean liner or freighter had slipped up on us, the sudden heft of its bow-wave, our matchstick toss to depth we'd taken for granted in order to venture there at all.
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Il Cavaliere slipped up on the bottom bend unshipping Dean Mernagh and Keith Dalgleish fell from Best Port after finishing second place behind Jack Dawson.
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Dr. Ian Bayley: James Webb caused a shock to knock out seasoned quizzer Ian Bayley. Dr. Bayley won 3 head-to-heads to James' 2. However Dr. Bayley, surprisingly, slipped up on 2 consecutive questions in the final round and James answered his 4 correctly to win 4–2. Match Three: Alan Morgan v.
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David Edwards: Alan Morgan defeated David Edwards in a contest that was neck and neck all the way. Alan won 3 head-to- heads to David's 2 and with the final round level at 3–3 David slipped up on his final 2 questions to hand the advantage to Alan who won 4–3. Match Four: Shanker Menon v. Barry Simmons: In another close contest, Barry Simmons defeated Shanker Menon. Barry won 3 head-to-heads to Shanker's 2 before Barry used his Eggheads to better effect in the final round.
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