Other Love, Death + Robots stories can be found in Cohesion Press' SNAFU anthologies: "The Secret War," based off David Amendola's short story, is in SNAFU: Hunters.
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He and Goth were pretty chill with the snafu, though.
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Since that snafu, Kylie actually has purchased a pet chicken.
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Are you haunted by memories of last year's envelope snafu?
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Katie Porter of California at the time of the snafu.
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Everyone knows about the unprecedented snafu at the 2017 Oscars.
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This snafu added about 10 minutes to the buying process.
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Now the eggs have landed Goop in a legal snafu.
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But as Friday's snafu showed, more work is badly needed.
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The snafu was the second embarrassment this week for United.
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It's the sort of basic snafu that just doesn't happen.
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This winter, however, J.Crew is working to prevent that shopping snafu.
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JOE KERNEN: It wasn't a snafu-- BECKY QUICK: Ask something else.
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Beyoncé, of course, also acknowledged the snafu in the Flawless remix.
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Following the Times' snafu, the White House and climate skeptic Rep.
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The company is chalking up the security snafu to human error.
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This definitely falls on the horrifying end of the snafu-spectrum.
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It was unclear if the singer was aware of the snafu.
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Did the Senate procedural snafu change anything substantive in the bill?
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But the burger maker isn't blaming balky robotics for the snafu.
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Steven Lewis' "Suits" is in SNAFU: Future Warfare (you can read most of the story in Amazon's preview of the book), and "Sucker of Souls," by Kirsten Cross, is included in SNAFU: Survival of the Fittest.
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The brand was swift to issue a statement apologizing for the snafu.
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The Tigers fell victim early to a snafu on the opening kickoff.
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Despite the snafu, Kimmel received rave reviews for his performance as host.
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This was not the first snafu during South America's first Olympic games.
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Adele still managed to find a silver lining in the snafu, though.
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Only time will tell how those two will solve that friendship snafu.
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And we're hoping that the snafu didn't result in someone getting sacked.
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The conversation was remarkably low key and started with a scheduling snafu.
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It's not yet clear whether regulators are looking into Robinhood's technical snafu.
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Other than that snafu, I think the two services are largely similar.
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Waterfall if they pull a La La Land/Moonlight snafu round two.
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Hopefully, the Cowboys can avoid another coin-toss snafu this time around.
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This snafu causes me to realize I've double-booked my 11 a.m.
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Drayton Green said his snapchat snafu was intended to be a private message.
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" Fulop later addressed the scheduling snafu on Twitter , writing: "We do our best.
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The news comes after the dust has barely settled on Samsung's last snafu.
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The network also responded to the snafu by clarifying Daenerys' drink of choice.
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It didn't take long for security folks to seize on the security snafu.
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Even long-established award shows are subject to a snafu here and there.
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Can Apple legally argue government incompetence is to blame for this whole snafu?
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The DNC's snafu comes amid reporting of other attempted hacks on Democratic campaigns.
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It's getting a bit dry, but I attribute that mostly to the delivery snafu.
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"Happens to the best of us," she joked, referring to her 2003 Newlyweds snafu.
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It's safe to assume this was a planned match and not a diamond snafu.
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Ivanka, who was next to him during the surname snafu, soon laughed it off.
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Intel strongly opposed the Gamergate controversy after it became involved following an advertising snafu.
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It's not the first time a security conference was hit with a security snafu.
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The embarrassing snafu forced BATS to cancel the orders and withdraw its public offering.
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The next day, I ran into another snafu: The copay at my doctor's office.
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But you can easily fix this snafu by changing the language of your keyboard.
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The visa snafu forced him to miss his team's FA Cup win this weekend.
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The snafu was the fault of the electricity industry rather than the train companies.
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But that's not going to be because of a paperwork snafu regarding his wife.
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LG: All the world's data at your fingertips ... KS: There's always a technical snafu.
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And who could forget the infamous "Hitler didn't use chemical weapons" and "Holocaust centers" snafu?
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Jordyn Woods is going on Red Table Talk to discuss the current Kardashian-Thompson snafu.
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Advocates are still trying to get a sense of the scope of the mail snafu.
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The internet snafu suggests the Biden campaign is having early difficulty with its digital operation.
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"That night right there was so crazy, man," said Harvey, 61, reflecting on the snafu.
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Susan Lucci handled a catwalk snafu the way she handles everything in life: with grace.
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Is this snafu a one-time only problem, or is it indicative of something bigger?
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Facebook's bikini search snafu, and the uneasy response it generated, is just the latest example.
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This is far from the first ad snafu for Facebook in the past 18 months.
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But that may have set off the next snafu: the phone lines then jammed up.
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In that vein, Google's social network snafu also came up multiple times during the testimony.
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But that may have set off the next snafu: the phone lines then jammed up.
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The network also responded to the snafu on Monday by clarifying Daenerys' drink of choice.
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" Host Jimmy Kimmel joked after the snafu, "I knew I would screw this show up.
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" Hawaiian officials had previously blamed the snafu on an employee who pushed the "wrong button.
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Despite the forecasting snafu, CEO Frank Slootman said its pipeline of future business looks promising.
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This Friday, a snafu with air traffic control attracted widespread coverage and even safety concerns.
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Before accepting the award, Brooks chatted with ITK about his own recent politics-related snafu.
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Trump's Syria snafu — although made with "great and unmatched wisdom" — cannot be viewed in isolation.
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But Voyager 216.5's instrument snafu caused the probe to overdraw on its available power.
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Any snafu on a stage of this size is going to look considerably magnified. Budweiser.
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Zara has not commented on the skirt snafu, but the skirt is no longer available online.
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Or, rather, a "snafu," a ruse to bring out Josh Gad to sing the song live.
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Bethenny claims the snafu made the divorce super messy and it took 3 years to resolve.
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She's playfully sly and adaptably clever, making minute internal calculations to solve any and every snafu.
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The day after Linton's Instagram snafu, she publicly apologized, releasing a statement via her personal publicist.
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But Shelton, with the cheers of the audience behind him, quickly recovered from the apparent snafu.
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Dove became the latest brand to tarnish their reputation through a social media snafu this weekend.
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Like many of the other acronyms on this list, "snafu" has a military background as well.
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A senior portfolio manager at Gordian Capital in Japan, Chris Redl, expressed dismay at the snafu.
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There was one snafu, though: The exchange flew a Swiss flag in honor of the deal.
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The snafu sent panicked residents scrambling to find shelters before they realized the alarm was unwarranted.
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Yoely Weiss lives in Brooklyn and said he didn't care about Cruz's "New York values" snafu.
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Her firm response came after National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow blamed Haley for the snafu.
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Assembly was quick except for a small snafu with the top shelf which resulted in a crack.
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The HFPA is known for the Golden Globes, and now for a weird in-flight magazine snafu.
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Maryland residents are voting in a primary amid some confusion created by a major voter-registration snafu.
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A slight snafu didn't put a stop to the celebrations at the 130th Rose Parade on Tuesday.
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In the end, this will all likely wind up written off as a relatively minor regulatory snafu.
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A scheduling snafu and complications with a high level role have put me in a grumpy mood.
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So he decided to create a label of his own — Snafu Records, which is officially launching today.
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Moonlight took home three Oscars on Sunday night, including Best Picture after a brief but total snafu.
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Last night's Best Picture snafu was only one of many ground-breaking moments from the 2017 Oscars.
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Last night's "Best Picture" snafu at the 89th Academy Awards will definitely go down in Oscars history.
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The prison should have notified her sooner, she said, but "there was a snafu" in the system.
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The technology snafu started when the SSA added "multifactor authentication" to log on to MySSA customer accounts.
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Mitchell recalled an on-air snafu in 1981 while covering the attempted assassination of then-President Reagan.
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In the wake of the spectacular best-picture snafu at Sunday's night Oscars, the fallout has begun.
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But the Jenner verification snafu shows TikTok may have some issues to work through as it grows.
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Who will ever forget what is now the biggest Oscars snafu in the ceremony's 90 year history?
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But the department has said it's not going to reconsider the applications delayed by the post office snafu.
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Despite that very-public snafu, it's not to say you can't find authentic designer-brand clothing at Costco.
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There was a technical snafu on the first one, that's why you guys can't hear the first one.
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Like me, so many others were frustrated by the green Skittles snafu (or Limegate, as I'm calling it).
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But in return for the occasional SNAFU (I had one random reboot!), you're getting a couple new features.
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She sent a polite note home to Joaquin's parents (Kelly and hubby Mark Consuelos) about the funny snafu.
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Others expressed bewilderment that someone might try to profit off what they see as an unfortunate bureaucratic snafu.
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Now the government wants to deny relief to more Dreamers because of the highly irregular post office snafu.
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The brand survived that snafu, and so it will this one, because the person is the real product.
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But it's difficult to turn away when West and Swift themselves have never really recovered from the snafu.
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Trump's New Hampshire snafu wouldn't be the first time someone running for president mixed up the two Concords.
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And what was it like when the best picture snafu went down at the end of the night?
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Now, may we present the unexpected yet hilarious usage of Eminem lyrics to express angst over an exchange snafu?
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"My phone-tag game has tremendously improved via this snafu," Sapienza wrote in a direct message to The Verge.
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The regional Pakistani minister just happened to be on the wrong (perhaps right?) end of a social media snafu.
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The Real Housewives of Dallas costars have long been best friends, despite a slight snafu back in season 2.
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He complimented Kimmel on his opener, and even made a joke about that snafu over the Best Picture win.
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I just happened to be lucky enough that there were no photographers outside my job to catch the snafu.
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Rita might've been the turkey in the eyes of some, but it looks like the snafu wasn't her fault.
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In fact, the snafu is probably garnering this political debate far more attention than there would have been otherwise.
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A snafu with a financial aid application leaves her attending a middling school instead of Yale, as she'd dreamed.
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McCabe on Tuesday convinced Gowdy that the scheduling snafu was nothing more than "a good faith error," he said.
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Snafu stands for "Situation Normal: All F---ed Up," although the profanity-averse sometimes change it to "fouled up."
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It has rebounded from that snafu quite well—it now has $25 billion on hand, according to recent reports.
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Due to a paperwork snafu, the inmate, whose name Arko doesn't recall, had been held beyond his out date.
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And the last thing Iowans needed was a high-profile snafu that discredits our role in selecting the president.
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The snafu in Northampton County did not just expose flaws in both the election machine testing and procurement process.
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It was the third rules snafu involving video review at a major golf championship in less than a year.
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Is this a solitary scooter snafu, or a sign of ugly things to come in the wider scooter market?
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For their part, the development team is already pushing back against the ruling and the publicity surrounding the snafu.
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Still, it's not a good look to have a major privacy snafu right after touting your commitment to privacy.
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One costly snafu occurred when she needed to stay in a hotel for nine days while looking for an apartment.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the Trump campaign finally offered up its sacrificial lamb for Monday's Melania Trump plagiarism snafu: Meredith McIver.
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Some fans also speculated that at the Oscars, Stone made eye contact with Garfield after the whole "Best Picture" snafu.
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Indeed, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong hit out at media reports that initially placed the blame for the snafu on Coinbase.
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After this finger-SNAFU, the two heavyweights pelted each other with slow, mostly ineffective shots until the final bell rang.
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The snafu caused her to be a bit emotional, Adele said, and she cried the entire day after the Grammys.
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Kellyanne Conway coined the now-famous phrase "alternative facts" ... and there's been a rush to cash in on her snafu.
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In most contexts, this would be a fairly insignificant snafu, but in this case it underscores a larger epistemic folly.
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The snafu affected the Holiday Cash Add-A-Play tickets, a $1 terminal-generated instant game offered on Christmas Day.
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And so we're gonna talk about that, and actually we'll talk about a little snafu that just happened with it.
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Close attention will be paid to the host, Jimmy Kimmel, who handled last season's best picture snafu with heartfelt grace.
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Even though the entire snafu only lasted 24 hours, Tuesday's episode showed that it had a profound effect on Gina.
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A complex distribution snafu persists, on account of low pre-existing inventories, FEMA operations, and difficulties in communications and transportation.
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This time, it may do none of that, thanks to Iowa's vote-reporting snafu, caused partly by a malfunctioning app.
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"[I realized the veil is] coming off," said Patridge of the snafu that occurred while she was walking down the aisle.
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The season premieres Monday, January 7, and there's already a snafu: Tracy Shapoff, a contestant, apologized for offensive tweets in December.
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The star seems to have powered through the snafu though, not giving it so much as a mention on social media.
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Trump announced his plans to name her to the post in February after a snafu with his original nominee, Heather Nauert.
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Look. The likeliest outcome is that this was some sort of scheduling snafu -- and that there really isn't any "there" there.
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After the Golden Globes streaming snafu, the Oscars are at least available to watch on internet-connected devices... in certain areas.
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Officials told the Journal that the massive snafu is emblematic of greater concerns that have surrounded the security of international shipping.
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After a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo Switch down.
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While being questioned about the Speck snafu, Ford is told that another subject of the study, Edmund Kemper, has attempted suicide.
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The analysts weren't concerned about a regulatory snafu, instead, they think there is a 40 percent chance of another bid surfacing.
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The only snafu was that the phone would ship in November instead of September with the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
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Daiza admitted that it wasn't "the vision I was hoping for," but ultimately, the social media snafu was the final blow.
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If this is indeed a minor paperwork snafu, it's possible it could be fixed and Mercy Corps could continue its work.
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On Monday, NASA announced that Koch will be replaced by fellow ISS astronaut Nick Hague, due to a spacesuit sizing snafu.
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The only snafu we ran into was that it was sometimes difficult to figure out which direction a piece should face.
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Not because of any mismanagement scandal or travel snafu, but because of differences over how Sessions was carrying out his job.
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Republicans will need to work out that snafu, or they will need to abandon their commitment to progressivity and revenue neutrality.
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She spent the first few seconds of her lively 40-minute time slot reiterating her apology for the Cherokee heritage snafu.
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She spent the first few seconds of her lively 40-minute time slot reiterating her apology for the Cherokee heritage snafu.
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The concert provided some visual counter-programming to the latest email snafu to roil Clinton's race to win the White House.
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The snafu, on NBC's most-anticipated planned political event of the year so far, forced the network to cut to commercial.
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It is worth bearing in mind that this survey was carried out in December, before the most recent circuit-breaker snafu.
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If that position had been in place, it's possible this snafu could have been corrected much more quickly than it was.
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The only snafu: because he's driving a Tesla, mom and dad can track his whereabouts using the Tesla app from a phone.
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Luckily, Spotify's engineers were able to re-create the deleted ones in three hours, averting what might have been a PR snafu.
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In a monumental 2017 snafu, "La La Land" was named as the year's best picture before the real winner, "Moonlight," was announced.
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The project is so canonical that Andrew Bosworth, head of AR/VR at Facebook, invoked it in response to the Spaces snafu.
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Salesforce said on Friday that a technical snafu resulted in customers losing access to some of the company's most popular online services.
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Trump announced his plans to name Craft to the UN post in February after a snafu with his original nominee, Heather Nauert.
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Ticket snafu, take two: Last month, news broke that hundreds of fans who purchased group tickets wouldn't be able to sit together.
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British college student Saima Ahmed is especially upset over the snack snafu, telling Nestlé she wants a lifetime supply of Kit Kats.
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Some sites have reportedly already started recovering from the snafu, but those impacted are currently being directed to contact WordPress's customer support.
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Because of a mailroom snafu, Brand said, DOJ hadn't been receiving notices in time to review the settlements before they were approved.
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Whether it was a feat of pure willpower or someone spotted the snafu and helped her out of it, we'll never know.
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Trump didn't acknowledge the Nauert snafu in his announcement about Craft and instead simply praised Craft's tenure as US ambassador to Canada.
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That the ceremony ended with Chazelle winning Best Director and Moonlight winning Best Picture — and with an infamous snafu — seemed very appropriate.
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After a suit-sizing snafu earlier in the year, the first all-female spacewalk outside the International Space Station finally took place.
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This reminds me of another Democratic tech snafu: the debut of the glitch-laden and over-budget Obamacare website, technically called HealthCare.
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What happened in Iowa The Iowa SNAFU appears to be the result of a flawed app and an even worse backup plan.
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Nike builds its reputation around creating premier shoes and clothes for athletes, but that image took a hit with Williamson's sneaker snafu.
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The pair hit a PR snafu this Halloween when the Younger actress and her beau dressed as a pilgrim and an Indian, respectively.
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The "magic" flying is always a crowd-pleasing element of any Peter Pan rendition, but NBC's adaptation came with a slight aerial snafu.
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It's likely that the scoring snafu was the result of MTV not knowing what made the beast they'd created such a cultural phenomenon.
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Host Steve Harvey joked on the show that he got the winner right this year, after last year's snafu of getting it wrong.
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It was the reporting process that collapsed, but the snafu underscores just how much can go wrong when you lean on untested tech.
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Markle was just about ready to hand out some awards, when there was a small snafu with her and her co-presenter's notes.
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The resilient national volunteer told PEOPLE that the runway snafu will not prevent her from future catwalk spins because she's mastered the technique.
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But a snafu clued the dad-to-be in a little early, when a lone pink ball escaped ahead of the big reveal!
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A more fiery defense came from President Donald Trump Tuesday morning when he blamed Democrats, not Iowa, for Monday night's snafu-ridden caucuses.
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This year in particular, though, the franchise seems to be making strides, starting with what we'll call the Dancing With the Stars snafu.
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United made headlines in the weeks following the dragging snafu, when it announced it would compensate bumped passengers up to $10,000 in vouchers.
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BEST TOFU SNAFU "Lewiston/Clarkston" offers a tofu alternative to its chicken dinner, but the night I went, several vegetarian boxes went missing.
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I'm restless and slightly cranky, which are signs I probably should have tried to squeeze in some exercise after the credit card snafu.
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The Pentagon itself caused the snafu: A letter indicating a withdrawal was released to Iraqi officials by the U.S. military command in Baghdad.
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Though Seelig has since been able to successfully purchase the product, after Walmart initially canceled his order, he expressed irritation at the snafu.
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There was barely a monologue, but a teleprompter snafu probably shouldn't derail a comedian who hosts a TV show five nights a week.
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If you're lucky, they may just look past whatever snafu happened during the interview — big or small — and give you the job anyway.
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Amid the massive privacy-related snafu Facebook faces, it does seem like many of these communications companies are tuning their tone to emphasize that.
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In December, MetLife paid $1 million to Massachusetts' financial regulator to resolve an administrative case involving the pension snafu, which goes back to 1992.
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When news broke of the mistake, Twitter users poked fun at the logistical snafu and questioned whether their own flights home would be affected.
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"An hour into @HelloDollyBway & a tech snafu has just led 2 the amazing @BetteMidler toppling off a moving platform," music critic Todd Simmons tweeted.
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"He paid for the things he did and he's gonna continue to pay for them," says Shone of Anselmo's much-maligned White Power snafu.
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The stranded, in this case, are a group of Egyptian musicians who wind up in a remote Israeli town due to a travel snafu.
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But this is the kind of SNAFU that even at this early stage can erode consumer trust in the autonomous vehicles of the future.
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Had North Carolina officials requested the FBI's forensic analysis, we might know definitively whether Russian intelligence services were responsible for the e-pollbook snafu.
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"I think this is largely a snafu by the department and that's how I interpret it and that's how I'm approaching it," he added.
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The Academy sidestepped any possibility of repeating last year's hosting snafu by choosing, for the second time in a row, to forgo a host.
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The FBI has blamed the snafu on "misconfiguration issues" that occurred while the bureau was rolling out new software updates for Samsung 5 devices.
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Yet at the last-minute press conference thrown together to address Jones' USADA snafu, UFC president Dana White did not rule that possibility out.
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The source said that Viall's previous hookup with the woman wasn't discussed on set, though it seems like this snafu would have taken some preparation.
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The apparent snafu happened on a picture Brady, 40, shared of his 8-year-old son Benjamin wearing football gear and posing like his dad.
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And while it's not likely that Hart will be reinstated, Bragman doesn't expect this snafu to have a negative impact the Night School actor's career.
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Comcast has just been caught in a major security snafu: revealing the passwords of its customers' Xfinity-provided wireless routers in plaintext on the web.
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And when Aurora seems to side with her new human in-laws during a dinner-table snafu, Maleficent moodily retreats to her kingdom of isolation.
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Jimmy accompanies Kim to Chuck's house and is confronted by a livid Chuck who quickly pieced together just how the document snafu came to be.
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It's unclear if the actor's in any legal trouble over the cigarette snafu, but he might not be welcome back at the hotel anytime soon.
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That diplomatic snafu led Chinese officials to grow worried Trump could do the same in trade talks, a senior administration official told CNBC on Friday.
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HRC was speaking at the Code Conference in Southern California Wednesday -- primarily about technology and policy -- but couldn't resist weighing in on Trump's Twitter snafu.
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Games organizers blamed the snafu on a lack of coordination between various groups of security personnel, including the police, Games staff and private security firms.
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But the weather — which blanketed the Washington area with nearly three feet of snow in some parts — did put a slight snafu in her plans.
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This snafu resulted in tons of canceled orders and many vendors calling him upset that he was undercutting the minimum advertised price that was set.
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After all, Eastern cultures have been famously misappropriated in the past (and still in the present), so the risk of a major snafu seemed high.
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There was a major twist ending and a major snafu at the very end of the 2017 Academy Awards for the category of Best Picture.
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But the Yankees also saw that Judge had failed to retouch second base and that he was about to be called out for his snafu.
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Bashir Ghazialam, a lawyer paid for by Katia's aunt in the United States, convinced the judge to reschedule her case because of the transportation snafu.
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On a brighter note, NASA's first all-female spacewalk finally happened on Friday, after a spacesuit snafu delayed plans to do it earlier this year.
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Enabled by cellphone cameras and the catalyst of social media, even the most mundane boarding snafu or onboard fracas has been getting its 603 minutes.
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Linton caught flak for the dollar bill-filled sartorial snafu just months after igniting another social media controversy over appearing elitist and out-of-touch.
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The recent discovered security snafu, detailed by Matt Svensson and researchers at MacKeeper in a new report, was a problem in the site's default settings.
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Fortunately — the leak snafu notwithstanding — scientists, governments and even private companies have become quite good over the last decade at these efforts to bank nature.
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Fallon's monologue included some political humor -- noting the Globes is "one of the few places left that still honors the popular vote"-- and a small snafu.
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Historians will chew over the snafu, as well as how all the conventional wisdom about "La La Land's" march to victory turned out to be wrong.
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What may wind up a relatively minor regulatory snafu found its way into stories in the Washington Post, ESPN and the Baltimore Sun, among other outlets.
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Desai added that Snafu will share more of the revenue with artists and lock them in for shorter periods of time than a standard record contract.
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Once you find "the one," though, you run into an age-old snafu: None of your bras jives with the open-back look you had planned.
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The White House newsletter snafu came the same day the President laid out his most explicit call yet for Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rival's family.
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They were a birthday present to myself and were on sale, but a shipping snafu made me wonder if I'd ever see them in real life.
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Donald Trump's finally weighing in on the Oscars, and thinks the whole Best Picture snafu happened because the show's producers were busy throwing insults at him.
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Taylor Swift has yet to comment on the thigh-gap situation, although she did offer an update on another Grammys snafu in which she was involved.
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I made my way to a nearby Dunkin' restaurant, and after a brief ordering snafu, I lugged my haul of two sandwiches back to the office.
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Sunday's game between the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans got off to a hotter than expected start due to a pyrotechnic snafu during the pregame ceremonies.
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The Type 64 failed to sell at RM Sotheby's auction due to an auction snafu in which the bidding increments were displayed incorrectly on the screen.
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But he was chastened earlier this season when he gave the first-year forward Gary Clark a bad bit of instruction that led to a snafu.
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Related: Oscars keeping accounting firm despite best picture snafu This time around, the academy has announced new safeguards to make sure such a mistake doesn't reoccur.
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Lawmakers say they believe the bill, which required another Senate vote after a procedural snafu, will clear Congress after they return from the July Fourth recess.
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The Dallas Cowboys nearly gave up the ball for both halves of their Sunday game against the Los Angeles Rams in a bizarre coin-toss snafu.
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The NYT did say supplies were limited, so it's not entirely surprising that the snafu meant all the Homes were snatched up in less than 10 hours.
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But some of the immigrants subject to the Chicago mail snafu applied in mid-September — as early as September 14, more than three weeks before the deadline.
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A political snafu with the world's second-largest economy is no light matter for any country but for troubled Mongolia, it could mean a potential sovereign default.
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The facial session seemed to be just part of the day of pampering Hudson, 40, enjoyed ahead of her upcoming vacation — although there was a slight snafu.
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On its official Twitter account, the PTI party admitted that the snafu was caused by "human error" and that action has been taken to prevent future incidents.
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Both news outlets reported some Facebook employees blamed Apple for the snafu and thought of the suspension as an act of retaliation in the companies' ongoing feud.
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The blink-and-you-miss-it snafu happened during the post-battle feast (where pretty much everyone in Winterfell still alive was getting drunk — except for Arya).
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And even if such glitches don't affect the outcome of the election, a snafu or two in traditional GOP strongholds will most definitely fuel the conspiracy theories.
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Had it not been for a regulatory snafu, the Falcon 9 that took off from Cape Canaveral this July would have carried a 3U cubesat called Kicksat.
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Speaking of bad things -- Joe had another snafu while addressing violence against women by making a very poor choice of words ... and failing to recognize his mistake.
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This week, the Victims of Abuse in the Australian Defense Force Association, an advocacy group, made public its research into the military-themed Facebook page, called Snafu.
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Moments like "Gary from Chicago" and the amazing 2017 Best Picture snafu prove that the best entertainment arises from unexpected, unrehearsed spontaneity, not pre-scripted canned jokes.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is trying to get through Trump's Senate trial as quickly as he can, but that plan hit a last-minute snafu.
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Despite the best intentions to avoid a Florida-style snafu, that is where Virginia now finds itself, with lawyers fighting over how to interpret one questionable ballot.
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Yesterday's snafu revealed details about apps using the Search Ads Basic service, including how many installs each app was getting, the cost-per-install, and the total spend.
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But it has not moved the country much closer to resolving a constitutional snafu that has left it without a legitimate prime minister or government for two months.
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Equifax, a U.S.-based credit data company that experienced a massive breach in 2017, has largely recovered financially from the snafu, and Congress hasn't meaningfully addressed the incident.
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Despite the snafu — and the fact that Rent Live wasn't really live — Vanessa Hudgens and other cast members reflected fondly on the experience once the cameras stopped rolling.
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The "Today" correspondent and 35-year-old daughter of former President George W. Bush teared up while recalling her snafu ahead of Sunday's award show in Los Angeles.
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The Department of Justice Inspector General released its long-awaited report about the Clinton email investigation on Thursday, closing the book on a bizarre Twitter snafu from 13.
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One eBay seller, a self-described graduate student, is aiming to turn the magazine snafu into a major moneymaker, selling a copy of the errant issue for $9,995.
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Apollo 22019's other major snafu occurred on the lunar surface when Alan Bean accidently exposed a color TV camera to the sun, destroying some of its electronics.
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A strong response to his now-viral high-pitched audio snafu in Iowa last week could have become the political equivalent of getting belted with a folding chair.
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The advocacy group said it had shared its findings about the Snafu page with military and government representatives twice this year before bringing it to the news media.
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I got many a good look at that peaceful, flat Flemish landscape thanks to a planning snafu that resulted in one of the great joys of this trip.
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But earlier this year, he referred to delays in hiring new people at the Bureau of Prisons as a "snafu" caused by bureaucracy in the federal prison system.
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Google's Cloud CEO Diane Greene took a jab at Amazon for its recent Prime Day snafu while delivering her keynote at the company's NEXT conference in San Francisco.
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This latest snafu comes only weeks after Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg sat down with the CBC to apologize for Facebook's role in Russia's disinformation campaign during last year's election.
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So while I don't think that this snafu should necessarily be covered by CNN (?!), I do think we should all use it as a reminder to always remain humble.
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In addition, thanks to a recent snafu by the retailer's social media team, it appears Amazon will soon launch a new Echo Dot speaker at a lower price point.
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And there was a minor snafu at the end of the night — you know, the one in which it was mistakenly announced that La La Land won over Moonlight.
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The Iowa Democratic Party took days to release the results of the Iowa caucuses after a precinct reporting snafu, adding a sense of urgency to the New Hampshire contest.
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The Senate has proposed a fix for its legislation slapping new penalties on Russia after a top House chairman warned that it could be delayed over a procedural snafu.
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The days of "flying the friendly skies" appear to be long gone, but American Airlines is at least trying to fix the latest flight attendant snafu to go viral.
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That crazy Oscars snafu may have been the most awkward thing to ever happen during the industry's biggest night, but at least some people are having fun with it.
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"Hey' it's just an awards, show, right?" he said to the viewing audience and maybe a little to himself since he jokingly (maybe) blamed himself for the historic snafu.
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Unfortunately, the transition to chip cards in the United States came with one major snafu: Consumers are still verifying each transaction with a signature rather than entering a PIN.
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He soon invented and drew a wide-eyed character, Private Snafu — the name was a once famous acronym — who became the hero of a series of bizarre "instructional" cartoons.
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The one-of-a-kind car, the Type 64, built for a race on Germany's new autobahn, failed to sell when the auction was halted after a technical snafu.
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I remember during Snap's quiet period there was a bit of a PR snafu, where some people thought that you were paid less than all the other board members.
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The irony of DeFriest's case is that someone so adept at breaking out of confinement was mired in a bureaucratic snafu that threatened to keep him locked up even longer.
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The Post Office has taken responsibility for the snafu: A spokesperson told the Times' Robbins that an "unintentional temporary mail processing delay in the Chicago area" had caused the delays.
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Even though this little pizza ordering snafu left this mom with the saddest pizza ever, even those of us who take pizza extremely seriously have to admit it's pretty funny.
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David Fabrizio, who had a recurring role on the CBS hit drama, says he was shooting a scene that involved him getting physical with Patrick, but the scene went SNAFU.
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As the Bachelor and Bachelorette castoffs return from the reality-TV snafu known as Bachelor in Paradise season 4, one of the stars — in true Bachelor style — is telling all.
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Whatever comes of this MMA SNAFU, it makes things very interesting not only for the UFC's new featherweight division, but also the bantamweight division that sits 10 pounds below it.
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Although she was dismayed when she heard about the Jeopardy panel snafu, Elkina says it's crucial that women work to improve the conference rather than refuse to return next year.
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And Moonlight, which took home the Best Motion Picture — Drama award at the Globes, was the eventual Best Picture winner at the Oscars — though not until after a historic SNAFU.
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And because I know a lot of you were mad about this: yes, the New York Road Runners had a major snafu in January with registration for the Brooklyn Half.
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Despite a broken-window snafu — which may have led to a drop in the company&aposs share price — the futuristic aesthetic and brawny demonstration were an internet and media sensation.
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So, even if this is a minor software bug, this latest snafu cuts at a core part of Facebook's pitch to consumers — that they have control over who sees posts.
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And Moonlight, which took home the Best Motion Picture (Drama) award at the Globes, was the eventual Best Picture winner at the Oscars — though not until after a historic SNAFU.
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Fletcher has not yet received the DCCC's endorsement; there was an email snafu that went out last week putting her name on the organization's Red to Blue list, corrected minutes later.
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After the snafu, photos emerged showing Cullinan on his phone just minutes before handing over the wrong envelope, despite being given strict instructions not to use social media during the ceremony.
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The numbers dropped shortly after Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price finally took some public questions about what the hell had happened on caucus night — and apologized for the major SNAFU.
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They already ousted Harvey Weinstein and implemented a new code of conduct; can't March 4 be about the movies (and maybe some digs at that whole La La Land/Moonlight snafu)?
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On behalf of several tabloids that stooped to a cringe-worthy low level today, we apologize, Ms. Jackson; they've made an indefensible snafu in trying to comment on your personal style.
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We've finally gotten to the club but there's one major snafu—the muscular, tank-topped bouncer is refusing to let our mouse-headed hero enter (OK, this part might be accurate).
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"The click of death is the sort of operational snafu—along with other production and service lapses—that led to the kiss of death for Edwards," Peter Burrows wrote in Businessweek.
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Zara has yet another snafu on its hands: The multi-billion dollar retailer went and stamped one of its best-selling denim skirts with patches associated with the alt right movement.
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" Joked Chrissy Teigen, referencing her own New Year's Eve snafu: "I bombed last night too and all I had to do was read a prompter and also I lost an eyeball.
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The snafu came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dramatically presented on Monday a hoard of Iranian documents that he said proved the regime lied about its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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The timing of the saga is not good for Google, which was hit by a lawsuit in January to obtain compensation data, ending up with a snafu over gender pay discrimination.
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The Geisel-Jones Private Snafu cartoons — you can blessedly see a lot of them on YouTube — make for hallucinatory watching now, since, though drawn and animated in the classic Warner Brothers.
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In testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee in April, he called the staffing shortages at prison facilities a "snafu" and blamed bureaucracy within the prison hiring system, not the hiring freeze.
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The latest snafu comes just one day after a British Airways flight from London to Spain was evacuated after smoke filled the cabin moments before the flight was due to land.
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In Iowa, Democrats have been impressed by Theresa Greenfield, a real estate executive who ran briefly for a House seat in 2018 before a signature snafu kept her off the ballot.
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LEGO even referenced the major snafu of Tesla&aposs announcement last week, when the lead designer cracked the Cybertruck&aposs window twice while attempting to show the strength of the glass.
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If you dare to touch a curler again, and want to avoid this snafu next time, makeup artist and educator James Vincent recommends that you avoid squeezing down hard on the curler.
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" Trying to explain the snafu Tuesday morning, Cruz told NBC News' Frank Thorp that "a number of people" have access to his Twitter account and that "someone inadvertently hit the like button.
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The Huawei issue is the latest trade-related snafu to rock the relationship between the United States and Canada - normally two of the world's closest allies - since President Donald Trump took office.
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"The two-year delay is just meant to get us time," said a senior EPA official, acknowledging that their plan "hit a little bit of a snafu" with the federal court ruling.
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The snafu involving the Russian foreign minister and ambassador came one day after the president fired the FBI director who was leading the investigation into whether Trump's administration colluded with the Kremlin.
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Kyle Busch, however, could lay his own claim, after fighting his way back to third place, overcoming a fueling snafu on pit road during his final stop under caution on Lap 22011.
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This snafu was very much on the brain of Reddit users when Swan's bosses, Axios founders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei, did an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on the site on Thursday.
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In a procedural snafu, Democrats won't be able to force a vote on the measure until Tuesday at the earliest -- the same day the Senate is expected to start Trump's impeachment trial.
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In a procedural snafu, Democrats won't be able to force a vote on the measure until Tuesday at the earliest — the same day the Senate is expected to start Trump's impeachment trial.
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This is Comodo's second security snafu this year following another breach involving an exposed password, which allowed a security researcher access to the company's intranet — and access to internal files and documents.
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For the average financial advisor and their firm, even what may seem like a small oversight can turn into a big snafu, according to Brian Edelman, CEO of FCI, a cybersecurity company.
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The snafu was so bad that CEO Tim Cook was forced to issue a rare apology for Apple Maps' shortcomings and pointed customers to alternatives while the company's app was under construction.
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Another said the decision was inevitable after spiraling pressures from the 737 production halt to a public slap-down from the FAA, topped off by an embarrassing space launch snafu on Friday.
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He might also, for example, be penciled in for a bout with Nick Diaz who, after a ridiculous snafu with the Nevada State Athletic Commission, is poised for a comeback sometime in August.
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Even as the world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung's mobile credibility was deeply shaken by the Galaxy Note 73 snafu, so it now needs to reassert its reliability while also rebooting its technological advantage.
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If you're like us, you immediately think of the Plastics from Mean Girls dancing in scandalous Santa outfits at their school's talent show — and Gretchen Weiner's snafu when she broke the CD player.
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France's Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron walked away with the silver medal — just one day after their costume snafu — followed by U.S. brother and sister duo Alex and Maia Shibutani, who earned bronze.
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But he hated the side-effects, and then while attending a three-month fringe technology bootcamp in Chile, he had a snafu with his insurer that made it hard to access his medication.
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Amazon unveiled a smorgasbord of products at its big event on Wednesday, but the executive overseeing the big launch experienced a slight snafu while doing the rounds to promote all the new hardware.
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After a technical snafu that required two wireless microphones before it was sorted out, Netanyahu revealed his first slide in a dramatic multimedia presentation, displayed on a screen that dwarfed the Israeli leader.
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The audio snafu comes two weeks after the pair gave a rousing performance at the annual Country Music Association Awards, where they shared the stage with iconic country band Brooks & Dunn. Uhhhh….halftime?
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The only momentary snafu at the rally came from angry liberals, who chanted "DNC Leaks" for a minute before being escorted out, a reference to leaked emails showing DNC staffers maneuvering against Sanders.
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The On the Run II tour with JAY-Z hit a snafu on Saturday when things didn't go as planned, leaving Beyoncé on top of the risen stage with no way to get down.
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" This analysis is then translated into a score, which Snafu uses to go "from this firehose of music, distill it down to 15 or 20 per week, and then the human [team] gets involved.
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Zuckerberg got a chance to clear up a major snafu from Marcus' testimony, where he said the Libra Association was in contact with the Swiss data regulator, which CNBC reported hadn't heard from Libra.
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Unfortunate as the situation was for Grandmaison, perhaps the snafu worked to Peep's benefit, since it's hard to imagine what he could say to the press that wouldn't puncture the mystique afforded by ambiguity.
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"I'm sorry, I can't do it again like last year," Adele said after starting and stopping her live tribute to the late "Faith" singer, in a reference to a snafu at last year's ceremony.
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Consider this: Whenever a big snafu befell Dubya, Britney would have a conveniently timed meltdown, placing the pop star at the top of CNN's news crawl and steering eyes away from Bush's newest blunder.
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And if you've ever had a power outage, or some other sort of internet snafu, you've had to walk over and restart it so you could go back to streaming Game of Thrones again.
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"I just want to remind everyone that Senator Sanders wants to provide free broadband internet to the entire country," said Phillip Agnew, a surrogate who took the mic told the audience amid the snafu.
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Related: Oscars 2017: 'Moonlight' wins best picture after some confusion Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), which has handled the ballots for the Academy Awards for more than 80 years, took full responsibility for the snafu.
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"Get Out" opened the Friday before last season's Oscars, and while the ceremony was hurt by a best picture snafu and low ratings, "Get Out" was on its way to breaking box office records.
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After that snafu gained press attention, Google said it would remove the touch top function on the device — blaming that hardware for a malfunction that had triggered near continuous recording of users' domestic goings on.
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Mark Ruffalo was a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night, and he addressed his now legendary snafu — when he live streamed the first ten minutes of Thor: Ragnarok via Instagram.
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A technical snafu had mucked up the system on Monday, leaving candidates to move on to New Hampshire without clarity on who fared well in a state that's traditionally shaped the contours of presidential races.
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There were widespread reports of the insurance website that serves nearly 40 states being glitchy — a particularly egregious snafu because, history has shown, most people wait until the last minute to sign up for coverage.
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In February, Yum was forced to shut hundreds of British KFC outlets after a supplier change led to shortages of everything from chicken to gravy, in a snafu that led to a months-long recovery.
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" Teigen's, whose own New Years snafu went viral later that night, shared her two cents: "I bombed last night too and all I had to do was read a prompter and also I lost an eyeball.
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But the expense and hassle of trying to deal with that SNAFU, following a work laptop upgrade, has put me right off the prospect of "courageously" forgetting about other ports that I really need to use.
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But businesses that want to avoid a Netflix-type snafu would do well to also invest liberally in privacy awareness training for all employees — to make it abundantly clear that being a creep is never cool.
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During SNY's broadcast of the Mets opening game of a series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers, Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez had a minor snafu where they were caught having a private conversation on air.
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Remember last year, when Oscar experts were certain that "La La Land" was the slam-dunk best picture winner, and when they were proven right, until that envelope snafu proved that they had been very wrong?
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When the FBI lost thousands of text messages, sought by the inspector general, between FBI official Peter Strzok and bureau attorney Lisa Page, it was chalked up to a technical snafu and the case was closed.
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Thanks to a snafu in Congress, there are no requirements that people participating in the potentially lucrative economic development program detail what they are doing, where they are doing it and why they are doing it.
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"The system has not been down — somebody's trying to jam the call center, and making robocalls to try to snafu the thing, which is deplorable," Dayton told reporters, according to a recording provided by his office.
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Worse, international political tensions put this snafu in the international spotlight, and there was much squirming going on in state's governor's office and at the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency (Hawaii-EMA), where the accidental warning originated.
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It's worth noting that the DCCC has not yet added Fletcher to its Red to Blue list of top candidates (a recent email snafu saw her name added to the list, but was corrected minutes later).
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Photo by Yuri Kochetkov/EPA Despite that snafu, the anniversary celebrations, with long-range bombers over Red Square and nuclear missiles on display, are an excellent example of the ideological and nationalistic power of military modernization.
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As the opening ceremonies live snafu underscores, getting these drones capable of flying in extreme conditions involves some fine-tuning of a Shooting Star drone design that has otherwise remained fairly consistent over the last two years.
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The blame for the Best Picture Oscar snafu has finally been owned: PricewaterhouseCoopers, the London-based accounting and "professional services" firm that has handled the Academy Awards winners for years, admitted Sunday night that they messed up.
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She walked past swarms of paparazzi confident in her outfit, until looking down to make a mortifying discovery: a pair of blue lacy panties hanging halfway out of the knee, a laundry snafu we can all understand.
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The "Desperate Housewives" star — one of Obama's campaign co-chairs — recounted the time the commander in chief poked a bit of fun at the out-of-date ink snafu while she was campaigning for him in 85033.
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" HHS did not comment directly on the IT snafu, but a spokesperson released a statement saying, "CMS maintains strong internal protocols and protections, and is widely seen as a leader on these issues across the federal government.
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The White House is also trying to escape a self-imposed snafu over health care policy after sending confusing signals of whether the President wanted a new bid to replace Obamacare before or after the 2020 election.
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But even before Thursday's Cohen plea, people close to Trump expected that something might inevitably derail White House efforts to keep the president on message — from a particularly saucy tweet to a behind-the-scenes diplomatic snafu.
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Yet, in an administrative snafu, someone with self-awareness has been hired to run the White House's Instagram account and he or she notably cut the Trump juniors out of all photos posted of National Lampoon's London Vacation.
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Recognizing that we still had the entire night ahead of us, I basically had to quickly but sternly lecture myself: Do not let this snafu get in the way of the event or your ability to enjoy it.
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But in an embarrassing social media snafu this week, the Brazilian Tourist Board (Embratur) accidentally shared a critical Instagram post from a tourist who did not enjoy her stay in the so-called "Cidade Maravilhosa," or Marvelous City.
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The case for Morgan, assuming he gets through this bureaucratic snafu, is Bergman doesn't have much of an incumbency advantage and Morgan has a profile — moderate, military — that national Democrats hope will play well in areas like this.
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But it's dealing with one minor snafu: All the additional passengers will have a lot of trouble using the bathroom, because the Space Flex lavatories it plans to install on these new and improved jets have broken toilets.
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"In 2012, I hosted Geoffrey Hinton as a visiting researcher in our group for the summer, but due to a snafu in how it was set up, he was classified as my intern," Dean joked in the exchange.
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But former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who is locked in a fierce primary fight for the number-two spot in the California gubernatorial race, called for polls to remain open longer as a result of the snafu.
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They need to execute a series of flips and catches -- doing so while fully aware that the slightest slip or snafu likely means their hopes of holding the House (and maybe even the Senate) hinge on perfect execution.
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Additionally, Green (who's also dad to 17-year-old son Kassius Lijah from a previous relationship with Vanessa Marcil) owns up to a slight parenting snafu on his part — though, to his credit, he was being over-prepared.
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The case for Morgan, assuming he gets through this bureaucratic snafu, is Bergman doesn't have much of an incumbency advantage, and Morgan has a profile — moderate, military — that national Democrats hope will play well in districts like this.
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Before the big snafu (La La Land wins Best Picture … no, wait, it's Moonlight!), the actors marked the 50th anniversary of their iconic 1967 film, Bonnie and Clyde, by presenting the Best Picture category at the 89th Academy Awards.
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Yes, the victory: Wilson engineered a 14-play, 3:37 touchdown drive that put the Seahawks up by two with little time left—then add in a weird clock snafu, combined with Ryan Tannehill's fumble to seal the deal.
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Bloomberg reported that the recent snafu with Uber's self-driving cars "came as no surprise" to Uber employees who had visited Otto's headquarters: Someone there had distributed stickers—in OSHA orange—with a tongue-in-cheek slogan: 'Safety third.
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The Trump administration's perplexing decision in September to add Chad — a key partner in U.S. counterterrorism efforts in central Africa — to its latest travel ban was almost entirely based on a technical snafu, U.S. officials told the Associated Press.
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What was likely a technical snafu had become his problem because, in theory, Uber drivers are not supposed to decline rides and if they decline one too many in a day, they may lose their bonus for that day.
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On a conference call with analysts, Yum executives said KFC would have recorded a 3 percent growth in same-restaurant sales had it not been for a serious supply snafu in the United Kingdom, where it has 871 restaurants.
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While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went out of his way not to mention the snafu, telling reporters that intelligence sharing between the two countries "has never been better," the incident may have put a strain on the relationship.
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During Sunday evening's Golden Globes ceremony, the actor tweeted his surprise that brother Kieran was not only in attendance but nominated for his role in Succession — and that he wasn't looking forward to the November holiday considering the snafu.
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Being investigated by a swarm of the nation's top lawyers, and facing a lengthy jail term for crimes dating back years would certainly explain Manafort's anxiety — an ailment that couldn't have been helped by his lawyer's apparent snafu Tuesday.
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Despite the snafu, Seema Verma is expected to be confirmed soon for the job that will give her major influence over changes to the Affordable Care Act, which are a top priority for Trump and the Republicans who lead Congress.
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Although there seemed to be a slight snafu concerning alcohol ( the news hosts had already consumed all of it before the pair arrived), Lohan explained that while Mykonos might be a party capital of the world, they're all there to work.
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"There's a major opportunity for Ankit and the Snafu team to build a new innovative and enduring music label at the intersection of technology and deep industry expertise," said Hampus Monthan Nordenskjöld, founding partner at TrueSight Ventures, in a statement.
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Throughout the months-long recall snafu, Samsung has given only vague and incomplete answers regarding the true cause of the problem, with some reports claiming the company hadn't pinned down a concrete cause even as the recall was well underway.
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The only Canadian in the game, Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto, had his own beautiful reaction to the snafu, delivering a hall-of-fame worthy look during the painful performance (at the 0:40-second mark of the top video).
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I mean, they're more than willing to invest in the next rounds of whatever they can do to invest, so I think the big snafu there was the credit card company, when one company sold to another company or whatever.
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On Sunday, the burger chain that Dave Thomas built also transferred its taunts from TV to Twitter, blaming McDonald's for a broadcasting snafu that appeared to show a few minutes of dead air where a commercial seemingly should have been.
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One buyer gave it 5 stars despite a snafu with the white-glove service: The delivery person cut a 2-inch gash into the mattress when setting it up, and the company's customer service was slow to remedy the situation.
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More important, the detectives couldn't fathom how it could have taken 45 minutes for the BP station to fix a credit card snafu, or why Ford hadn't bothered to call Haas' cell phone even once after the day Haas disappeared.
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Once again we had Apple beginning the week by doing something that was not good by having ... It wasn't a bug, it was a mistake in the FaceTime, which caused a lot of people to listen in, so, privacy snafu, right?
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But there are two facets that make the Trump reporting violations criminally significant, as opposed to a misdemeanor oversight or bureaucratic snafu: It appears to have been an intentional end-run around the campaign finance laws and to involve a conspiracy.
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Shoppers reported numerous errors trying to access the site and CNBC learned the snafu was related to a breakdown in an internal program called Sable, which is used by Amazon to provide storage services to its retail and digital businesses.
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In 22019, a processing snafu between the Department of State (DOS) and USCIS allowed those with priority dates earlier than 2007, including AJ, to come forward and lodge applications with USCIS for the final step of the green card process.
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" Without expounding on what caused the apparent snafu, imperceptible to 84 million viewers watching at home, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) issued a terse statement that "there were issues regarding Donald Trump's audio that affected the sound level in the debate hall.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Shanghai ended the same way it began — with an unexpected snafu Well before the party was supposed to end, WWD reported that Chinese officials pulled the plug and sent in armed guards to escort guests out.
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The problem was either a retaliatory move in an increasingly nasty power struggle with the Treasury Department's Office of Intelligence and Analysis, which controls the digital keys to classified computer networks, or it was a bureaucratic snafu regarding the keys' timely renewal.
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Flashback: In the biggest snafu of the negotiations held in this old coal mining city, the U.S. joined Russia, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait last weekend in refusing to "welcome" a recent landmark UN report on climate change, prompting outrage among other nations.
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The 31-year-old Eriksson did manage to shoot the puck into the net against Calgary, but it happened to be his own as the snafu just over nine minutes into the game nearly wound up costing the Canucks two points. 1.
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Melania's speech snafu Later that same night, Trump's wife, Melania, received a warm reception from convention-goers as she stepped into the spotlight to make a public push for her husband in a speech touting the personal side of the real estate mogul.
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This snafu came alongside broader arguments over sexism in the Democratic race, with Sanders lambasting so-called "Bernie bros" and Clinton hitting what she termed the "double standard" mindset of the pundit class, on Sunday's edition of CNN's State of the Union.
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In other words, a snafu by North Korea's system administrators allowed anyone to ask the country's nameserver: "can I have all of your information on this domain?" and get an answer, giving everyone a peek into the strange world of North Korea's web.
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Determined to avoid a repeat of the envelope snafu that resulted in a stunning Oscar best picture mix-up last year, new rules have been adopted by PwC, the accounting firm that tabulates votes for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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The decision ends speculation about whether the Obamas or the Trumps would get to R.S.V.P., avoiding a potential diplomatic snafu with the current occupant of the White House, who is widely disliked in Britain (a sentiment shared by the bride-to-be).
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"Not since Janet Jackson and her wardrobe malfunction on the Super Bowl have we seen something quite as glaring as this snafu," said Andrew D. Gilman, the chief executive of the crisis communications firm CommCore Consulting Group, referring to the 2004 episode.
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But less than 24 hours later, after re-testing the sample at agency headquarters in Atlanta, the CDC realized there had been a mistake, a technical snafu — the person, who had been kept in isolation as a precaution, was positive after all.
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That snafu was compounded when Home Office minister Victoria Atkins—who had previously spoken out against the class B drug—was forced to stop speaking about cannabis after it was revealed that her husband, as head of British Sugar, runs GW's marijuana farm.
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Later in the evening, Affleck, who went on to win a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama, crossed paths with Stallone in the green room and attempted to apologize for the seating snafu, but Stallone was not receptive.
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A U.S. military press office has now told The Washington Post that existing rules on privacy settings relating to apps and devices are being "refined" as a result of the privacy snafu, and that commanders at its bases are being urged to enforce existing rules.
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It could take weeks for researchers to figure out even more easily traceable issues, like if poor ballot design in Florida's Broward County could have led some people to skip over the Senate section, a particularly costly snafu given how close that race remains.
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Thomson accepted some of the responsibility for a replay snafu in Game 2 of the Yankees' American League division series against the Cleveland Indians, when Girardi neglected to challenge a call that the Indians' Lonnie Chisenhall had been hit on the hand by a pitch.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Airlines has reached an agreement with its pilots union over premium pay for some December flights, both groups said on Friday, after a scheduling snafu gave too many pilots holiday time off and sent the airline scrambling to correct its mistake.
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The director Damien Chazelle, whose 2016 "La La Land" was very nearly awarded a Best Picture Oscar (who can forget the Warren Beatty-Faye Dunaway snafu?) is showing "First Man," a period drama about Neil Armstrong, at the Venice Film Festival later this month.
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Google apologized for the mistake, and adapted its policies, but some major brands, including Coca-Cola, PepsiCo (which is rich, considering its subsequent Kendall Jenner snafu) and Walmart pulled advertising other than targeted search following reports by the WSJ of the ads being displayed against unsavory content.
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Nintendo Switch Review: Plays Zelda Great, Doesn&apost Do Much ElseAfter a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo…Read more ReadOne of the biggest complaints about the Switch has been its flimsy, poorly-angled kickstand.
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Because of a visa snafu, he had just 71 hours in Beijing, so his hosts careened him across town in a rush to compress, distill, purify an impression of the city—an experience echoed in one character's mad dash across a Beijing gridlocked by a mass demonstration.
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In interviews before the Oscars – including a red-carpet chat hours before the drama – PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants Martha Ruiz and Brian Cullinan asserted their confidence in the procedure, even telling reporters that they weren't nervous – and then after, on social media, seemed to be ignoring the snafu.
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So did a snafu with the state's famed Iowa Poll, once viewed as a gold standard survey of the caucus that had such stature it could help give a surging candidate a major boost — while sinking those who are drowning — in the final days of the campaign.
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The chaos has put some extra oomph behind calls to strip Iowa of its first in the nation status; even before the snafu, those in favor of changing state voting order argued Iowa doesn't represent the diversity of the US and uses an inaccessible voting system.
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Coffee lovers were outraged when Starbucks launched a reusable cup promotion last month that ended up selling out in just a few minutes—but a new promotion tied to Starbucks' latest reusable tumbler might make up for the snafu, especially if you're able to get your hands on one.
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The most likely snafu would be not making the base wide enough and it getting lost, necessitating a trip to the ER. Or, one might forget to wash their hands after carving the ginger and then touch their eye, leading to a less kinky burning of the eyeball.
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A spokesperson for the company who was at the screening reiterated the boos were due to technical difficulties, pointing to a statement apologizing for the snafu from the Cannes Film Festival organizers: Booed or not, the reports have people outside the Cannes Film Festival talking about the movie.
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THE SNAFU: Sherri insists the case should be heard in New Jersey because that's where she lives, but sent an Xmas card to friends and fam last month saying she's already moved to L.A. Lamar's lawyer, Mark Vincent Kaplan, has jumped all over this like white on rice.
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Michael Nelson: Lessons learned from the Iowa caucuses voting app snafu MONEY WATCH: BIG MONEY: Sanders raised some $25 million in January, his campaign announced on Thursday, marking not only the best single month of fundraising for the Vermont senator's presidential bid, but the best month of fundraising of any candidate.
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" Donald Trump Jr.Finally, Donald Trump Jr. chose to shed some light on Melania's speech snafu from the previous night, telling CBS News that any similarities between Melania and Michelle Obama's speech were caused by speechwriters, although Melania previously stated that she worked on the piece with "as little help as possible.
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"Before the snafu, getting invited to the adviser track carried quite a bit of positive weight; it was a boost of confidence that an outside entity with some prestige believed us," said Sam Mueller, the CEO of a startup called Blink Labs, which was one of the 3,000 chosen startups.
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Through nearly a quarter of the season, the rookie manager Mickey Callaway has had a lot on his plate: the losing skid, the struggles of former star pitcher Matt Harvey and his eventual trade, and an embarrassing batting order snafu last week that led to widespread ridicule in the news media.
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In his favor: Jenkins directed the 2017 best-picture winner "Moonlight," but the academy still has a few things it could make up to him: In addition to the infamous envelope snafu that briefly gave the top prize to "La La Land," Jenkins lost the directing Oscar to Damien Chazelle.
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And Miroslava Duma has lately become a meme unto herself with her Paris snafu, and there has been gossip about the companies she founded including Buro 24/29 and Future Tech Lab (Duma is no longer involved with Buro 24/7, having removed herself from its operations in March of this year).
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — In the days after the technical snafu that led to the last-minute spiking of the much-anticipated Iowa Poll ahead of this week's caucuses, CNN held a call with their New Hampshire pollster to make sure it wouldn't have the same problems before next week's first-in-the-nation primary.
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Which means, if Intel, who is already hurting from this security snafu, doesn't want to find itself playing second fiddle, it will need to step up its game, because if the performance of these new Ryzen processors are as good as AMD claims than I know I'll be seriously considering a switch.
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The president found himself at the center of another umbrella-related snafu on Saturday, as he boarded Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base in D.C. In videos documenting the moment, Trump, 72, can be seen holding the device over his head while making his way up the stairs to the aircraft.
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Her sartorial experimentation frustrates Jade (who, as a meteorologist for a local news station, deals with her own internal struggles over comfort in wearing her head scarf in public) and at one point, Summer's testing of the boundaries between religion and her own self-expression leads to an embarrassing social media snafu.
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The administration's snafu on the talking points for Republicans, which were quickly shared online, was also confirmed by Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's (D-Calif.) office.
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The chart provided by his office contained a dizzying 45 nodes, focusing on Gohmert's political competitors, Hillary and Bill Clinton, Loretta Lynch, and Eric Holder, as well as the scandals that have occupied Republican talking points for the past five years: Benghazi, Hillary Clinton's emails, the IRS targeting snafu, and the "Fast and Furious" operation.
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Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Ca.) previewed some of these arguments Sunday, citing examples on Fox News Sunday Morning Futures of Google executives' negative reactions to the results of the 2016 elections in a leaked video and a search snafu earlier this year that listed "Nazism" as an ideology of the California Republican Party.
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Donald Trump got a lot of attention for his "covfefe" snafu, but he's not the only one with, uh, slippery fingers... In the wake of Wednesday's typo heard 'round the world, Pornhub took a look at which terms were most commonly misspelled by their users when searching for videos, and the results are hilarious.
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Nintendo Switch Review: Plays Zelda Great, Doesn&apost Do Much ElseAfter a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo…Read more ReadYou probably occasionally use your smartphone as a portable gaming machine, although limited to just quick rounds of Candy Crush as you ride the subway every day.
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It could be that after the countless twists of the campaign and changes of fortune, Monday's snafu -- which a Democratic source told CNN's Mark Preston seemed to lie with a major coding error in the app -- will be a distant memory by November, especially if one of the candidates turns Trump into a one-term president.
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Nintendo Switch Review: Plays Zelda Great, Doesn&apost Do Much ElseAfter a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo…Read more ReadWhile gamers far and wide are scrambling to get their hands on the limited supplies of Nintendo's new console, these two jerks decided to destroy one for YouTube glory.
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The massively embarrassing and awkward envelope snafu that took place when Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced La La Land instead of Moonlight as the night's Best Picture winner was, without regard for the feelings of those involved, a delicious slice of television and pop-culture history—something that anyone who was watching will remember for years, maybe forever.
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In a statement, KFC said the ad was a "tongue-in-cheek rearrangement of our brand name intended to indicate our first thought when we realized the impact of our closed restaurants on customers in the U.K." The ad was in keeping with the public-relations approach that had been employed ever since the scale of the supply-chain snafu made itself apparent.
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Why it matters: Cities across America are beginning to test driverless buses — including pilots in Austin and Detroit — but Las Vegas was the first to deploy them on public streets in mixed traffic, and its program is now the largest AV bus pilot in the U.S. Other than a first day snafu, when another truck ran into the AV, the service has run safely and without incident.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE wants the world to know he's very much alive after a Google search results snafu had declared the 2628-year-old Utah Republican dearly departed.
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Sen. Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE wants the world to know he's very much alive after a Google search results snafu had declared the 220006-year-old Utah Republican dearly departed.
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Rita Ora experienced a little snafu when she didn't match the audio of her singing that was playing while she made her way through Herald Square in the parade, singing her new single "Let You Love Me." In a rather unfortunate moment, Ora seemed not to hear the audio or catch her cue and was caught by the camera crew just waving to the crowd when she should have been singing.
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Read more:Pope Francis promises to consider allowing women to become deacons and letting some married men into the priesthoodThe Vatican created a $110 wearable 'eRosary' to help get young Catholics to pray Pope Francis warns Silicon Valley that if it isn't careful with AI it could lead to an 'unfortunate regression to a form of barbarism'Pope Francis accidentally tweeted in support of the New Orleans Saints thanks to a hashtag snafu
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Read more:Aaron Rodgers called for a little-known receiver to play against the Lions, and he wound up making the biggest playChargers players are upset after their arena played the Steelers' fight song in an attempt to 'Rick Roll' opposing fansSimone Biles is the most dominant athlete on the planet, and now she's primed to become the most accomplished Olympian of all timePope Francis accidentally tweeted in support of the New Orleans Saints thanks to a hashtag snafu
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Nintendo Switch Review: Plays Zelda Great, Doesn&apost Do Much ElseAfter a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo…Read more ReadWhen the Switch first became available, many of us assumed we could use a small USB-C to HDMI adapter to connect it to any TV. But none of them worked, as a result of additional electronics Nintendo has included inside the Switch's dock. Boo.
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The resulting debacle is one of several new plots Atkinson sets in motion halfway through the novel: a snafu at the BBC program Juliet works on; an anonymous threat delivered to her at work; an odd-looking man and woman who seem to be following her; her own attempts to locate Godfrey Toby, whose path she crossed at the start; and her decision to track down the remaining fifth columnists whose conversations she transcribed to see whether any might be plotting revenge.
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So, in the throes of a classic Jessica snafu, we'll let go of the above Barnetts and [reluctantly] shop the below Marks instead (while waiting for the Barnetts to come back in stock, naturally): Even if you're not a LIB superfan who will covet these showy vessels as Renée Zellweger covets her oscar, they'll still make solid drinkware additions to any home bar setup — or, some snazzy shatter-proof material for romantic fireside happy hours with a stranger spouse-to-be.
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No candidate got to speak as long as the 21625 minutes and 2900 seconds that NBC devoted to advertising, a period that may have grown unintentionally after a technical snafu forced NBC's Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddBret Baier calls out Trump for lashing out at Fox News polls: 'Fox has not changed' White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 220006 candidates sound alarm Possible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat MORE to throw to an unplanned break about an hour into the debate.
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