I am sure that, because I have done something wrong, or said something wrong, or enjoyed something… wrong, I will be punished accordingly.
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There's something wrong with these students and something wrong with the pipeline.
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There's something wrong with these students and something wrong with the pipeline.
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If it isn't, it's doing something wrong or you're doing something wrong to it.
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There must be something wrong with me for not having something wrong, I thought.
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He kept saying, 'There's something wrong with my brain, I don't know what it is, but there's something wrong.
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI — if I thought there was something wrong.
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI, if I thought there was something wrong.
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI - if I thought there was something wrong.
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Doing so sends the message that there's something wrong with people who value his message — that there's something wrong with me.
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I don't think that's why and because maybe they did something wrong, I know crazy didn't matter, this company could do something wrong.
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But while Christian believers should fear that they will do something wrong, populist voters constantly fear that others will do something wrong to them.
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"But we are just not going to accept the premise that we should have to admit to doing something wrong when we didn't do something wrong."
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Maryott also mentioned that it was possible those glitches happened because there was something wrong with Lawson's phone, which he provided himself, rather than something wrong with GrubHub.
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The good news is, there is a high possibility that there's something wrong with you, just like there's something wrong with literally everyone else on the planet—coupled or not.
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Church comes back — but there's something wrong with him.
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They're never wrong ... not unless they do something wrong.
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Does that mean that there's something wrong with me . . .
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I don't mean they – if I do something wrong.
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"I think one thing that they do very well on the show is it's not just, oh this parent is doing something wrong or oh, the child is doing something wrong," he said.
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DOES IMPROVING THOSE SYSTEMS MEAN THAT YOU DID SOMETHING WRONG.
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I have been corrected when I have gotten something wrong.
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That obviously shows that there is something wrong right here.
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Rawls and the contemporary liberal tradition have gotten something wrong.
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If he did something wrong, I would have been livid.
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I think when people do something wrong -- HANNITY: All right.
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If anybody has that little money, they've done something wrong.
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So if I've done something wrong, I will fix it.
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I wanted to feel like I was doing something wrong.
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" And I said: "Look, then you've got something wrong then.
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End Endless Buffering Q: I must be doing something wrong.
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That said, I'm sure you have got something wrong here.
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In the past always something wrong seemed to always happen.
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The question is not whether someone is doing something wrong.
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In the introduction, they write: There is something wrong, something
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" Patterson Companies: "There is something wrong with the dental business.
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" Horowitz added: "It was clear that there was something wrong.
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There's definitely something wrong with this place, with this reality.
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"Obviously there is something wrong with the process," Homam says.
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At best, it tells you when you did something wrong.
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Does a difficult baby mean parents are doing something wrong?
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"There was something wrong with the structure," the spokesman said.
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Where does accountability lie if a user does something wrong?
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You know: someone 'misspoke,' they 'misstated,' they did something wrong.
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From a broad, societal view, there's something wrong with me.
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And if I do something wrong they report on it.
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Is there something wrong with me that I must suffer?
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He did something wrong and he's getting what he deserves.
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But there was something wrong with his skin color, though.
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And it's very obvious there is something wrong with it.
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"There's something wrong with that company, not the overall market."
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Maybe there really is something wrong with the president's head.
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Don't make the victim feel like they've done something wrong.
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That he apologized suggests he realizes he did something wrong.
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Shame is the feeling that there's something wrong with me.
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He thought that there was something wrong with his heart.
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You start thinking, 'Maybe there is something wrong with me.
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I thought, 'Oh my God, there's something wrong with me.
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" "When someone does something wrong, there has to be consequences.
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Which of course I know — because there is something wrong.
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There was "something wrong with" Mr. Comey, he told aides.
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He's done something wrong, but I'm -- it's just not impeachable.
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So, if I've done something wrong, I will fix it.
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"I'm always open to me doing something wrong," she said.
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I wonder if there is something wrong without wanting that.
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So if I say something wrong it's attributed to everyone.
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"You have to be able to say 'there's something wrong with me' or 'there's something wrong with this thing that I'm going through' to be able to go to a therapist," Dr. Dabney says.
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Focus on specific actions, and not on the child's character; the message is not that there is something wrong with the child, but that the child chose to do something wrong, with certain results.
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"We know there's something wrong, but what I'm tired of is people, daily, nightly, on all the cable news shows telling us there's something wrong," Letterman said in a Monday interview with The Associated Press.
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"I don't want to say Cordray did something wrong," Pepper said.
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I hope when I see something wrong to do the same.
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If you did something wrong, then definitely you will be disciplined.
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So is there something wrong with me for not loving her?
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His mother worries that there may be something wrong with him.
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And if I don't, then I know that there's something wrong.
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"Did I do something wrong?" he said, according to the report.
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The man closed his eyes again—but there was something wrong.
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There was something wrong with the community, not the medical establishment.
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Why would Facebook pretend like they&aposre doing something wrong here?
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"There's adrenaline, because you're doing something wrong, something taboo," she says.
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Before that, I felt like there was something wrong with me.
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There's something wrong with that and with [disparaging] those poor guys.
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If you feel an ounce of chill, you're doing something wrong.
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Major Duties and Requirements: Must not have "something wrong" with you.
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Now, you are always straight forward when you get something wrong.
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If she did something wrong, we have something called the FBI.
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There's obviously something wrong," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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If that's not sufficient, there's probably something wrong with your diet.
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Sensing he had said something wrong, the acquaintance stuttered and withdrew.
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Like if I'm doing something wrong, I'm willing to improve myself.
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I wouldn't present it as though he were doing something wrong.
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And if you can't see that it's something wrong with you.
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Am I the only one who sees something wrong with that?
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If I'm not talking your ear off, there's probably something wrong.
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If you say something wrong, then you're not on the list.
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What if there is something wrong with what I am doing?
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First everybody got excited because they thought he did something wrong.
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Even asking the question felt like I was doing something wrong.
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I knew I was doing something wrong but didn't know what.
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I knew there was something wrong in being masters among people.
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But every time I cook for her I get something wrong.
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It was just that there was something wrong with this case.
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You will get critiqued every time if you're doing something wrong.
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Often reporters themselves realize after publication that they got something wrong.
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She began to believe there was something wrong with her body.
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Is there a method to the madness or is something wrong?
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If she does something wrong, Bronze volunteers to take the blame.
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"If I do something wrong, I will own up to it."
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But it seemed there might be something wrong with his legs.
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So don't lash out at me because Hannity did something wrong.
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"We see that there's something wrong with this process," he added.
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If the agency got something wrong, there's a mechanism for appeal.
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Because if you did that, you're doing something wrong somewhere else.
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Did he do something "wrong" in shooting himself, under the circumstances?
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"It's not that we're saying he did something wrong," she said.
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"We're gonna commit mistakes, we're gonna do something wrong," Marte said.
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" And I thought, "Oh my God, there's something wrong with that.
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You do something wrong, you're in more jeopardy than they are.
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" "He's someone we never have to worry would do something wrong.
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"Samsung needs to make sure that the perception consumers have remains on 'there is something wrong with the Note 7' and does not become 'there is something wrong with Samsung,' " said Creative Strategies analyst Carolina Milanesi.
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You know, very funny — if you fight back, because you people say something wrong, or they say something wrong, or they leak, which they've been doing; if you fight back, they say, oh, that's obstruction of justice.
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"My first impulse was that I had done something wrong," Farrow admitted.
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I had an affair because there was something wrong with the relationship.
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HANNITY: And what about who said to Dmitry Medvedev -- something wrong, Jessica?
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"If you don't get anxious, there's something wrong with you," Tidball says.
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When it's not working, you think, 'Is there something wrong with me?
|
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The President picks the -- unless there&aposs something wrong with the person.
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"But if they do, there's probably something wrong with them," he jokes.
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The first is that there must be something wrong with the figures.
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For now, Ally admits that there might be something "wrong" with her.
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If I did something wrong, I wouldn't want you to watch it.
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That doesn't mean that you've done something wrong to encounter that struggle.
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If there's something wrong with our world, violence -- that won't create change.
|
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When children do something wrong, we need to tell them they're wrong.
|
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Plenty of fans still feel like there's something wrong with the move.
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If that's true, there's something wrong with the culture of the Taliban.
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If you don't eat this shit, there's something wrong with your head.
|
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Doesn&apost it seem like there is something wrong with that system?
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If you like them all the time, you're probably doing something wrong.
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The agreement is called a conspiracy, an agreement to do something wrong.
|
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Do you think they knew as kids that there was something wrong?
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"At first they thought there was something wrong with me," she said.
|
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"I think there's something wrong with me," he said, only half joking.
|
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Freedom of expression cannot help you if you have done something wrong.
|
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"It takes a great person to acknowledge something wrong," she told him.
|
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If you can't figure this out, then there's something wrong with you.
|
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It wasn't until March of 2017 that another worker noticed something wrong.
|
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It wasn't until March of 93 that another worker noticed something wrong.
|
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If you aren't using it for a cheesesteak, you're doing something wrong.
|
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They know if they do something wrong, they will go to jail.
|
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There's something wrong with every candidate that's set foot on that stage.
|
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"Obviously, they must've known that they were doing something wrong," she said.
|
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"You can't kick everybody out because somebody did something wrong," Arutyunyan said.
|
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Well, you are doing something wrong if your view harms another person.
|
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E.V.: In every dignified society, when someone does something wrong, he apologizes.
|
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Ross also promises IF he does something wrong, he won't fight extradition.
|
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"If there's something wrong with a building, I'll find it," she said.
|
|
Maybe he did something wrong, maybe he didn't, but he is innocent.
|
|
First he had to prove there was something wrong with the air.
|
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"There's something wrong with the way the system's working," Mr. Brennan said.
|
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Sometimes mothers do need to find out if they're doing something wrong.
|
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If someone's doing something wrong, you have to look the other way.
|
|
"They immediately thought that we had done something wrong," he told Lemon.
|
|
The reason something is cheap is because there's something wrong with it.
|
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You don't need to have done something wrong to lose your job.
|
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"We treat people as if there's something wrong with it," Timmons said.
|
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"They think they will be told they did something wrong," she said.
|
|
I really seriously want to know if there's something wrong with me.
|
|
" He also said: "If I've done something wrong, I will fix it.
|
|
Instead it's like, 'There's something wrong with you, let's get you fixed.
|
|
They'll find something wrong with you even if you're not doing anything wrong.
|
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A: If you have not made a mistake, you are doing something wrong.
|
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Instead of making her repulsive or [saying] that there's something wrong with her.
|
|
Diagnosis "Please find something wrong with me," the 28-year-old woman pleaded.
|
|
I was unexpectedly and wholly aware that there was something "wrong" with me.
|
|
Both suggest there is something wrong about the way capitalism is currently working.
|
|
PERRY: Listen, everybody's hired somebody that's gotten something wrong from time to time.
|
|
"I thought there must be something wrong with the instruments," Conley told Gizmodo.
|
|
We had a healthy child, then suddenly they're telling us there's something wrong.
|
|
I'm not going to ignore it when I think he's doing something wrong.
|
|
"It doesn't necessarily mean that they're doing something wrong," said Taylor of Fidelity.
|
|
If I spelt something wrong, it was almost like that added to it.
|
|
"Donald Trump's son, I know there's something wrong with that boy," Rogers continued.
|
|
That suggests there really is something wrong with current understanding of the universe.
|
|
But if it is regular episodes of delays, then there is something wrong.
|
|
If you see something wrong, you can stand up and make a difference.
|
|
SOMEONE DOES SOMETHING WRONG IN THE INDUSTRY EVERYONE GETS REQUESTS FROM EVERYBODY ELSE.
|
|
Clearly, they must have done something wrong or they would have already retired.
|
|
We summarily dismissed people who did something wrong and told people about it.
|
|
And if you did do something wrong, blame it on the other person!
|
|
"Certainly I would disavow if I thought there was something wrong," he said.
|
|
Just because you got something wrong once doesn't mean you're not good enough.
|
|
I think if people didn't care at all, we were doing something wrong.
|
|
"It still feels like I'm doing something wrong if I do," he said.
|
|
Not that there's something wrong with that, it's just not who we are.
|
|
People think there&aposs something wrong when there&aposs something good going on.
|
|
Many people take materials from the Internet without thinking they're doing something wrong.
|
|
He seemed really confused and I thought there was something wrong with him.
|
|
I just thought there was something wrong with me like a mental disorder.
|
|
"When you're censoring Jews from your game, you're doing something wrong," he says.
|
|
Would another lawyer say that one of their fellow attorneys did something wrong?
|
|
"There's something wrong with you," he growled at me right before he fled.
|
|
"They definitely feel like there's something wrong with them being Muslim," she said.
|
|
Her research suggests that men may not even know they've done something wrong.
|
|
I just accepted and internalized that there was something wrong with being emotional.
|
|
" He would call the F.B.I. only "if I thought there was something wrong.
|
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And if I do something wrong, I'll answer to what I do wrong.
|
|
Opinion Columnist The popular telling of the Boston Tea Party gets something wrong.
|
|
It's certainly not because there's something wrong with Peru's otherwise-just-fine avocados.
|
|
When a dolphin does something wrong, the trainer doesn't respond in any way.
|
|
So let's stop talking about menopause as though there's something wrong with it.
|
|
Ola asks if she's done something wrong, and Lily explains it's her vaginismus.
|
|
If Phineas's peers weren't eating our bread, then we were doing something wrong.
|
|
Some People Think You Shouldn't Does doing something "wrong" give you a thrill?
|
|
Because everybody tells you he's not good, that there's something wrong with him.
|
|
If you're not listening to the customer, you might be doing something wrong.
|
|
One theory is that depressed people have something wrong with their circadian rhythm.
|
|
If he had done something wrong, the courts would not have cleared him.
|
|
Others were kind of put off by it (like it was something wrong).
|
|
"(I) immediately knew that there was something wrong," he said, according to WPVI.
|
|
But now I have a nagging feeling that I'm complicit in something wrong.
|
|
Because at the time, I really felt there was something wrong with me.
|
|
He says he must've done something wrong ... and the man upstairs took notice.
|
|
Unlike sweating though, shivering is a sign that you are doing something wrong.
|
|
What if you did something wrong, or what if you get pulled over?
|
|
There had to be something wrong with her, because you just don't do that.
|
|
Yet it clearly did something wrong in its original implementation of the upgrade process.
|
|
Dolores isn't ignorant of that fact: "Have you done something wrong?" she asks Bernard.
|
|
You know there was nothing wrong with Marcus, there was something wrong with you.
|
|
You don't need a lot of people believing in something wrong to cause harm.
|
|
"You could tell there was something wrong but he wouldn't tell me," she says.
|
|
I really did try to find something wrong with the products, and I couldn't.
|
|
And to make things right, you need to admit to having done something wrong.
|
|
If you go down there after dark there is seriously something wrong with you.
|
|
Frank does something wrong, and Fiona has to go into hiding as a result.
|
|
If you don't realize that, television and movies suggest, there's something wrong with you.
|
|
"Many people, when they do miscarry, think that they did something wrong," she says.
|
|
In fact, romance readers are quite perceptive in spotting something wrong with their book.
|
|
If your parents aren't praising your accomplishments like this than you're doing something wrong.
|
|
There's something wrong about being relieved by a small number of people being killed.
|
|
She'll say that prayer worked for her, as if there's something wrong with me.
|
|
If Breazeale didn't go down after that punch there'd be something wrong with him.
|
|
But Castro didn't dispute that something wrong may have taken place on Cuban soil.
|
|
"It doesn't mean there is something wrong if there's a trade deficit," Ross said.
|
|
There was something wrong with their kids, and only the guru could fix it.
|
|
And when he does something wrong we've got to call it out, no question.
|
|
You think that we must have done something wrong to provoke such remorseless cruelty.
|
|
Then during my match, I felt something wrong and I couldn't move after that.
|
|
If it sounds like a tongue twister, it probably means you did something wrong.
|
|
It's like telling your son he did something wrong and then punishing your daughter.
|
|
But more than that, don't retaliate or react harshly when someone does something wrong.
|
|
If you're doing something wrong, you're never gonna have the benefit of the doubt.
|
|
In still other cases, however, Mueller is unambiguous that the president did something wrong.
|
|
Why do you bruise so easily—and does it mean there's actually something wrong?
|
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Which is not to say there's inherently something wrong with straight white cis men.
|
|
Are you saying that I was doing something wrong for doing my job before?
|
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"People are trying to frame Sisi, as if he did something wrong," she said.
|
|
"I felt like I had done something wrong," he told me recently over email.
|
|
It's a frenzied heartbeat, because you're doing something wrong for all the right reasons.
|
|
If you didn't eat meat you were strange, there was something wrong with you.
|
|
Surely there must be something wrong with the way the world is approaching space.
|
|
And when that energy isn't returned, you feel like there's something wrong with you.
|
|
Even if Trump did something wrong, it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment.
|
|
If I said that, everybody would have known there was something wrong with Beau.
|
|
Nobody should go through their formative years thinking that there's something wrong with them.
|
|
People have asked if there was something wrong when I was feeling just fine.
|
|
"If I liked coming off the bench there would be something wrong," Lloyd said.
|
|
Until recently, by the way, it was always a "guy" who had something wrong.
|
|
But should we so quickly conclude that the Justice Department is doing something wrong?
|
|
"If people did something wrong, they should be held accountable for it," he said.
|
|
We're talking about sophisticated people who may or may not have done something wrong.
|
|
"I felt a bit ashamed, like I had done something wrong, " Ms. Wilde says.
|
|
He traveled all the time, and I think she knew there was something wrong.
|
|
If you think something wrong, your doctor might not code your visit as preventative.
|
|
What's wrong is a society that tells LGB youth there's something wrong with them.
|
|
"If I've done something wrong, I will fix it," Franco says of the allegations.
|
|
It's not that I feel I have done something wrong, or made a mistake.
|
|
And if you want power there's something wrong with you and you're being bad.
|
|
This experience made me feel like I did something wrong but couldn't fix it.
|
|
If your halfback can't pass the ball, then there's something wrong with the game.
|
|
Maybe the man is not drunk, but there is certainly something wrong with him.
|
|
"I always felt like something wrong happened and it wasn't fair," said Ms. Katz.
|
|
"I always felt like something wrong happened and it wasn't fair," said Ms. Katz.
|
|
"If I see something wrong, I just want to fix it," Ms. Gornik said.
|
|
"She felt really bad about it, like she was doing something wrong," he said.
|
|
I couldn't control it and I worried that there was something wrong with me.
|
|
You're left holding the button down with no indication that you're doing something wrong.
|
|
"Because there's an attitude in our culture that there is something wrong with that."
|
|
And their parents think they've done something wrong since they haven't gotten asylum yet.
|
|
When they're no longer scared about making decisions, you know you're doing something wrong.
|
|
And my mom would give me a death glare if I did something wrong.
|
|
Update 9/7: In cross-examination today, one of GrubHub's lawyer, Michele Maryott, brought up that it was possible those glitches and "ghost orders" happened because there was something wrong with Lawson's phone, which he provided himself, rather than something wrong with GrubHub.
|
|
Or if you don't like to do this particular thing, there's something wrong with you.
|
|
" She adds, "I don't want her to feel like there is something wrong with her.
|
|
What if I do something wrong, does that mean you're going to leave me again?
|
|
" Trump said he'd "maybe" go to the FBI if he "though there was something wrong.
|
|
She's very protective, and she's not afraid to tell me if I'm doing something wrong.
|
|
"If i thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI," he said.
|
|
He ceded no ground when asked repeatedly whether there might be something wrong at CBS.
|
|
Women are routinely told there's something wrong with the natural, healthy way our vaginas work.
|
|
The moment it feels like work, is the moment you know you're doing something wrong.
|
|
She also believes it is what she deserves because there is something wrong with her.
|
|
I'm not the person who's going to call you out on getting something wrong there.
|
|
A lot of things go through your mind — you think, 'Is something wrong with me?
|
|
She said fainting on-air was frightening, and felt something wrong earlier in the show.
|
|
Those feelings are natural, but they are not a sign you are doing something wrong.
|
|
I felt like there was something wrong with me for not wanting sex with him.
|
|
I was so intimidated about saying something wrong that I was afraid to say anything.
|
|
The same firms are less likely to fire their staff if they do something wrong.
|
|
I'm not an expert—I want to point that out before I say something wrong!
|
|
You feel like there's something wrong with you and you're embarrassed to talk about it.
|
|
"The reason they get immunity is because they did something wrong," he said in September.
|
|
"We try to over-do it to show that there is something wrong," says Pfohl.
|
|
Still, he would have been OK with that—if he had actually done something wrong.
|
|
If you have done something wrong, America will find out whether you cooperate or not.
|
|
And I still figured out how to get caught every time I did something wrong.
|
|
She's informed by Annie that she might lose "iPad privileges" if she does something wrong.
|
|
It's a mirror of humanity and if we all are not there, there's something wrong.
|
|
A high school student who bullies or assaults another person is doing something wrong, period.
|
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According to the caller, there was something wrong with the cabbage palms on his property.
|
|
I don't have a problem reporting on him making a mistake or doing something wrong.
|
|
"If you find something wrong, we did not do it," my father-in-law says.
|
|
What he does is lay out a clear case that the president did something wrong.
|
|
A rejection could be caused by stress or something wrong with either mother or joey.
|
|
"That said there's something wrong with market expectations," Li said, referring to the depreciation expectations.
|
|
Does using (and requiring) lube to have pleasurable sex mean there's something wrong with me?
|
|
The film is described as a "docufiction sequel" to your memoir, Something Wrong with Her.
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You have to really do something wrong to earn less than five stars from me.
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Yet, there is clearly something wrong with a work environment reluctant to hold management accountable.
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"I thought this was a good opportunity, because maybe I did something wrong," she said.
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But if everything you try in Queens suits your palate, you're probably doing something wrong.
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" He said he would call the F.B.I. only "if I thought there was something wrong.
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Or perhaps there was just something wrong with us, since the business was already working.
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"I felt like I was definitely being treated like I did something wrong," she said.
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After Ethiopian 302, a consensus that there was something wrong with the plane came swiftly.
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"People assume that if you're writing about female infidelity, that there's something wrong," she said.
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His way is to say something wrong, then bend reality to make it appear right.
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If somebody says something wrong, and you fight back, they say that's obstruction of justice.
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Even when the Golden Globes make the right choice, they manage to get something wrong.
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He said staffers disagreeing with him does not suggest the president is doing something wrong.
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They should be slow to criticize those in the hot seat for getting something wrong.
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"The fear in class isn't getting something wrong but having your voice rejected," he said.
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But the question is: Did he actually know he was doing something wrong with Ukraine?
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If we were doing something wrong, we would have probably died like everything else dies.
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"As long as those numbers keep going up, there is something wrong," Ms. Calvert said.
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If you think there's something wrong, you have to come out aggressively and say it.
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There were people looking at this and saying there is something wrong with this system.
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It's not that they are doing something wrong; it's that you are an overwrought female.
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If the system keeps elevating white men, then maybe there's something wrong with the system.
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You also can't see what happens if you do something wrong like puncturing a vein.
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Even so, I am not the first to point out that there's something wrong here.
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And it tells a story of something wrong politically with competition as a public policy.
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"There is something wrong when people are comparing Joe Crowley to Elizabeth Warren," she said.
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Rudy Giuliani has long claimed that these points aside, Biden did indeed do something wrong.
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But I knew that I had done something wrong and I rarely did it again.
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There was something wrong with the words that came out of his mouth in response.
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Something wrong when the top 1 percent owns more wealth than the bottom 92 percent.
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She was fine, thank God, she said, but there was something wrong at the twins' school.
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He seemed depressed all year, like there was something wrong all the way from spring training.
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But I've noticed I haven't been invited the last few times — did I do something wrong?
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Or when a guy comes too quickly or can't get hard, there's something wrong with you.
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If Top Shot sees something wrong, you'll get a little popup down bottom suggesting something better.
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When I answer he is in a panic and says there's something wrong with my aunt.
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I do it whenever I know that there is something wrong or needs to be changed.
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They're very -- not because they're good, because they hit me also when I do something wrong.
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"If your body wants to snack, you did something wrong in the last meal," he says.
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"Just because he died in our hospital doesn't mean that we did something wrong," she said.
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He argued forcefully there was "something wrong with capitalism" — a sentiment gaining popularity among today's Democrats.
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"My dad called and said, 'There's something wrong, he's not acting the same,'" his sister said.
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"I knew there was something wrong, but I just couldn't get there that weekend," he said.
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If you have done something wrong, you can expect a very decisive dumping from a Libra.
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Employees will stand up during a town hall and correct Zuckerberg if he says something wrong.
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Years ago, I would have settled for an apology from any man who did something wrong.
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You seem to think there's something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people.
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"I learned that if you admit you did something wrong, you get in trouble," she began.
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But when they do something wrong or disobey us, we are quick to point that out.
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I think if I do something wrong, I think, I just try and make it right.
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I feel like if you spend too much time on the record then there's something wrong.
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In addition to the kissing, some fans claimed to notice something wrong with little Kaavia's breathing.
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"If you can't see that Fulmer clearly hit Sanchez on purpose, there's something wrong," Girardi said.
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Is it truly a look of guilt — as in, the dog knows he's done something wrong?
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"I was so nervous I was going to do something wrong," the Outback waitress told Dayton.
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The struggle in between is difficult for her to understand without implying I'm doing something wrong.
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There is something wrong them fortune cookie that Ling Ling is eating -- that she&aposs eating.
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Haters are inevitable, and just because a hater hates doesn't mean I automatically did something wrong.
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And if I don't get an immediate response I wonder if I have done something wrong.
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"But is there something wrong with a kid whose favorite color is brown?" the host asks.
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It's very hard to have someone repeatedly telling you that there's something wrong with your child.
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Or worse, just as I'm about to correct someone who said something wrong on the internet.
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I felt both the doctor and nurse were treating me like I had done something wrong.
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The OCE can't even say if it thinks a member of the House did something wrong.
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Uber gets a pass when its drivers did something wrong, because it didn't really employ them.
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Just because you haven't done something wrong, or you're not hiding anything, doesn't make it right.
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Assange fired back at Clinton, saying there is "something wrong" with the former Democratic presidential nominee.
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I was sure I did something wrong and reset all the settings to test it again.
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Often, a red tag will go onto the jeans, indicating it has something wrong with it.
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She goes to her OB/GYN and will go if there's something wrong with her eyes.
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While performing an ultrasound on April, Arizona thinks she finds something wrong with the baby's brain.
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And second, just because you are a bigger person doesn't mean there's something wrong with you.
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I had other times when I thought, I can't meet somebody, there's something wrong with me.
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"They get a confusing letter saying there's something wrong with their registration," she said on Sunday.
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There is only something wrong with a hamburger if you're expecting it to be a steak.
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However, if you spend Sundays dreading work, that's a pretty clear sign that something wrong. 3.
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When you see Trump carrying on the way he does, you must think there's something wrong.
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I thought there was something wrong with the camera, but actually kittens just sleep a lot.
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The memoir is like your backhand, or a 1970s Fiat — there's always something wrong with it.
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A lot of parenting questions boil down to: Is this a thing, or is something wrong?
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" But, he added, "there can't be a permanent life sentence on someone who does something wrong.
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I love lip pencil, but for me there always ends up being something wrong with them.
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"I knew it was something wrong with my interview process, it just wasn't right," she says.
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So don't assume that there's something wrong with your kid every time he's anxious or upset.
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If your partner does something wrong, like not returning a phone call, don't over-interpret it.
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Sensing something wrong, the family frantically reached out to Ms. Catalán's colleagues in the United Nations.
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But it does indicate that people think it's worthwhile to know whether he did something wrong.
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If I had chicken breast and broccoli, I felt as if I had done something wrong.
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They're very — not because they're good, because they hit me also when I do something wrong.
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The kindly woman who had offered to look after him knew that there was something wrong.
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When he does something wrong, you have to point it out and then you move on.
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Donald Trump didn't win because he did something right; he won because he did something wrong.
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If it says "Connected, No Internet," there is something wrong with the Wi-Fi network itself.
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Any child could tell you the answer: People lie when they know they've done something wrong.
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"When …you have employees, up to 5,000 that they terminated for bringing forth fraudulent accounts, there's something wrong with the culture and there's something wrong with the bank," the Republican senator from Alabama said in an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch " after the hearing on the matter.
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It would need to be clear that Courtney has sociopathy, and that there's something wrong with her.
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"I didn't think I was in labor, I just thought there was something wrong," Johnson tells PEOPLE.
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And second of all, you're promoting an idea that there is something wrong with having a wrinkle.
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Most crimes and regulatory strictures turn on your knowledge that you've done, or are doing, something wrong.
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Littlejohn pointed out that many neutrino physicists think there could be something wrong with some analysis somewhere.
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"I was so young and felt uneducated, like I was doing something wrong," Kailyn told MTV News.
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I want them to know that when they see something wrong that their voice is their power.
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It was interesting to play a good person who has done something wrong but didn't intend it.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, is there any way that you should have known that there was something wrong?
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"The girl [Mia] stood out to me, because I felt like there was something wrong," Munoz says.
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"THERE'S something wrong with our country," began an open letter to the Dutch people published last month.
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Chinese people and Western people are never held to the same standard when they do something wrong.
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Then the thought hit him: He had done something wrong at his job—or just something inadequate.
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The truth is that you did something wrong, and you do need to take responsibility for it.
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I felt like I didn't deserve the part … I felt guilty as if I did something wrong.
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I wondered whether there was something wrong with my screen, and so I did a little research.
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But when she returned home and went to the doctor's office, she learned there was something wrong.
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Often officers respond as if the people they are checking on have done something wrong, he said.
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If she made other plans, she said, he would angrily complain, behaving like she'd done something wrong.
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She could tell there was something wrong afterwards because being pregnant in general made me feel off.
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When we're telling them if they dress up like a girl there is something wrong with them.
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"I felt something wrong with the air but I didn't know where it came from," she says.
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Or did they have the informant because they were trying to bait people into doing something wrong?
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"I always told my children, you do something wrong – you always pay for it," she said then.
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First of all, I'm a mom and I know when there is something wrong with my daughter.
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"To cross the intellectual and ideological picket line, I think there's something wrong with that," he said.
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Which I guess means he did do something wrong, because Oliver Dake, again, is not actually intimidating.
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If the phone still won't come on, there might be something wrong with the way it's charging.
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"It's a non-ending effort to find something wrong with the way he's doing things," Hilger said.
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The president told aides there was "something wrong with" Comey Sunday, two days before his ultimate ouster.
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"Usually you've done something wrong ... to cause the intersection of your life and the police," he explained.
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If I do something wrong it's gonna feel like I let her down and I'ma feel bad.
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You had it all, why are you only telling me now if there's something wrong with it?
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Which is not to say that if you're just playing triple-A games, you're doing something wrong.
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In the second case, I'm sure the guy had no idea that he was doing something wrong.
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Mainstream outlets took the statement as a tacit admission that the president had indeed done something wrong.
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Of course it certainly helps with the jury if the defendant knew they were doing something wrong.
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The label of "Bad Moms" implies that moms are doing something wrong by straying from unrealistic expectations.
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When a football player does something wrong, we turn the spotlight on the substance of the complaint.
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Image: Kevin Dooley/FlickrWhen it comes to physics, fewer things are more exciting than proving something wrong.
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"I do my preparation, I get into my negotiation and I might say something wrong," he says.
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But at the same time, if your current album isn't your favorite, then you're doing something wrong.
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Who really wants to go to the doctor and be told there is something wrong with you?
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We are normal people like other people, but if we do something wrong it's a different story.
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Rude. A lot of parenting questions boil down to: Is this a thing, or is something wrong?
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"I have never deliberately done something wrong, which is to say knowingly," Freedman told the Art Newspaper.
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If she's failing to provide a meal to her own child, then absolutely she's done something wrong!
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: In your opinion, is there something wrong with democracy?
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But often, when you get these demos from very young people, there's something wrong with the picture.
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"The true nightmare is having something wrong with you and not knowing what it is," he said.
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And there was something wrong, there were some angry people walking around, but we were mostly okay.
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"From a Darwinian perspective, there seems to be something wrong with being left-handed," Dr. Loffing said.
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"You're going to tell me there's not a culture of something wrong at Wells Fargo?" he asked.
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These institutions have been almost non-stop efforts to picture something wrong in whatever the president does.
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And I just come up with that line: 'Leave Bill Clinton alone -- 'cause everybody's done something wrong.
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She added she has felt an odd sense of guilt, as if she had done something wrong.
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Why is it that every time I go to this conference there's something wrong with my face?
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If I can make people know they've done something wrong on the road, then I've helped them.
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Indeed, there was "something wrong" — namely that public opinion polling didn't even exist during Abe Lincoln's time.
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The security forces suspected there was something wrong when they saw the man around 2:15 a.m.
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"If you're not going to apologize and it's clear you've done something wrong, please, please," Brzezinski said.
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Gail: Well, if we're debating whether or not Trump once again did something wrong, I can't argue.
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This is not necessarily to say that per se there's something wrong with these kinds of books.
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Maybe those men secretly were fascinating, and there was something wrong with me for not seeing it?
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People can suffer in a different way than if I get something wrong or other people do.
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"There was clearly something wrong, and we will make the necessary changes to fix it," Sloan said.
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Why did Trump change course this time, pulling a Jimmy the Greek by admitting he did something wrong?
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A completely innocuous purchase pattern could be framed in a way that looks like you did something wrong.
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In each instance, the person I told about my ADHD initially thought there was something wrong with me.
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I wasn't gonna ask him to be on the record if I thought we were doing something wrong.
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I admit that I did something wrong and wanted to apologize to anyone who was offended by it.
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Before meeting my boyfriend, I'd always find something wrong with every guy just two minutes into the date.
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That makes accepting that a conspiracy theory is bogus feel like admitting there is something wrong with you.
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And one of the television operators from the station downstairs came up and he said, 'Is something wrong?
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Facebook finally admitted that it did something wrong, and all it took was a series of major lawsuits.
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"I may have done something wrong but whatever I did I don't think I deserve this," Woods said.
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"There must be something wrong particularly about the structure of that building," he said, declining to speculate further.
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Some said they were surprised by the pleas; others, that they were scared they were doing something wrong.
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It was like I was the one who had done something wrong, so she was sending me away.
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Being sick was always a part of my relationship with him; I always had something wrong with me.
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They may be powerful countries but if they do something wrong, I exercise my right of free speech.
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GIULIANI: Well, yes, I guess there&aposs something wrong with it on a -- on an ethical, moral basis.
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First, she took down the photo, which seems to be admitting that there was something wrong about it.
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I watched some videos of people playing the game, and I realized that I was doing something wrong.
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"There's something wrong with this picture," Pelosi said at a special CNN town hall with host Chris Cuomo.
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"Being rejected twice in four f—— days … there's probably something wrong about me," he cries to the cameras.
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"The reason they get immunity is because they did something wrong," the president said at a Wisconsin rally.
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At the time, I thought there was something wrong with me so I decided not to tell anyone.
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"I can tell from Trump's words that there is something wrong with him," he says with a chuckle.
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Search has been sped up, too, populating faster and giving you quicker suggestions when you spell something wrong.
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But Republicans are strongly implying that the senior Biden did something wrong, when there's zero evidence of that.
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"It's like a Citi Bike that has something wrong with it—I have to fix it," he said.
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I was struggling, I was angry, and I should not have thought there was something wrong with that.
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Doesn't that suggest there is something wrong with the way we do economic policy in the United States?
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You also have the option to report an issue if you think there's something wrong with the transaction.
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"If I did something wrong, others and me, we would be killed by Jackie," she told Sky News.
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Merely having someone with a camera follow you somehow makes you feel as if you're doing something wrong.
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If your 8-year-old child behaved that way, you'd wonder if there was something wrong with them.
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"Maybe he did do something wrong, but because there's so much bias, it's hard to say," she said.
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Or is there something wrong with a detail or two about the timeline or who told what when?
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There are so many people who "think if you don't go to college there's something wrong," he said.
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She told me "there's something wrong" with any first lady who doesn't understand the incredible opportunity she has.
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Because that's how they would see it, as a shameful implication, that they had somehow done something wrong.
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A team of New York Times reporters adds that Trump told aides there was "something wrong with" Comey.
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I got pregnant twice, naturally, and after my second miscarriage, I knew there was something wrong with me.
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It's not that there is something wrong with social media, but I think we need to balance it.
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"Even though today didn't go my way, I didn't feel I did something wrong out there," she said.
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Dangerous, because it will deflect from asking the real important question: Is there something wrong with American antitrust?
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Seeing that I was alone, the dry cleaner quietly asked if there was something wrong with my mother.
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What, am I going to have a press conference every time somebody, every time Michael writes something wrong?
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Not wrong — I'm not saying you did something wrong — but in terms of strategically in dealing with this?
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That's there's something wrong with me because it works for everybody else but it didn't work for me.
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The general diagnosis was that I was doing something wrong by not maximizing the size of the problem.
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He'd been asking whether the movements could be less "plastic" when he noticed something wrong with a limb.
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Or are you more interested in educating the other person and letting them know they did something wrong?
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Our consultant could see something wrong on the grainy image, and a test soon confirmed our worst fears.
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Every once in a while they may get something wrong and block a transaction that&aposs really you.
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"After all this, if it ain't clear already, there's something wrong with you, as a person," he said.
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And of course, if Foodvisor got something wrong, you can manually correct it before you log your meal.
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" Later, "we moved and they found out where we were and she's like, 'I know there's something wrong.
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Nunberg said the special counsel's line of questioning "insinuated to me that [Trump] may have done something" wrong.
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" The moral: "Jesus says if something of a spiritual nature is not growing, there's something wrong with it.
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" Despite being hailed a hero by local authorities, Nicole said she still feels "like I've done something wrong.
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A lot of women, when they're first diagnosed... well first of all, they think they've done something wrong.
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I only got it because people close to me noticed there was something wrong, and acted on it.
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His hands never shake and he'll never hesitate to tell his best friend if he's done something wrong.
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If I'm calling myself "a poet" in the 21st century, there has to be something wrong with me.
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It's almost like you're tethered to this thing, and they're just waiting for you to do something wrong.
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It also makes me embarrassed and has made past sexual partners feel as though they're doing something wrong.
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LG: That actually happens a lot when I'm testing wearable devices and I find something wrong with it.
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Moreover, it's about proving to yourself that no one who shares your views could possibly do something wrong.
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If Jen hasn't been promoted at least twice in the last week, there's surely something wrong with the world.
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When inspecting restaurants in certain parts of Germany, you can almost always be sure that you'll find something wrong.
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He feels that if a player leaves his program and doesn't reach her potential, then he did something wrong.
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When the president has you defending the "dignity and worth" of MS-13 members, you&aposre doing something wrong.
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"There can't be a permanent life sentence on someone who does something wrong," said Comedy Cellar owner Noam Dworman.
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"If the law says Najib has done something wrong, then he will have to face the consequences," Mahathir said.
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Don't let our society's focus on selling you happiness make you feel like there is something wrong with you.
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This time, insurance decided there was something wrong with me, so they paid for some of the embryo transfer.
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It doesn't mean there's something wrong Aces are often told that they just haven't found the right person yet.
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As we know, turbulence is quite normal and does not indicate that there is something wrong with the plane.
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And though I knew it was going to happen, I still thought there was something wrong with my power.
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President Trump has falsely accused your son of doing something wrong while serving on a company board in Ukraine.
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But there's something wrong with Nellie, and they will have to work together to fix the broken source code.
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"It could have cracks and something wrong with the welding," Lee said of possible causes for the latest failure.
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We think there's something wrong with us because we aren't attracted to people who seem to do everything right.
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I feel like it's easy to see sweeping trends in music as a signal of something wrong, or bad.
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After signing up, it got stuck on a loading screen for so long, there seemed to be something wrong.
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Mutants like Dux and Borman aren't common in the world and they know there's something wrong about their existence.
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"If I do something wrong, treat me badly, but when we're doing good it should be fair," Trump continued.
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"You know there is something wrong when you suddenly get views on videos titled 'YouTube Down,'" company VidIQ tweeted.
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If you've done something wrong, you've got to pay for it, or prove that you haven't done anything wrong.
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But putting those sentences next to each other implies there is something wrong with people who don't leave home.
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Emilio's workers have hated me in the past because if I saw something wrong, I didn't cover it up.
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"I don't think you can do something wrong with your identity if you're living in your authenticity," Dolezal said.
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Miguel and Shelly's relationship didn't devolve because one of them did something wrong; it just faded out over time.
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Even the wording of the alert is one that gives off the impression the user has done something wrong.
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There is likely "something wrong with them," potentially related to the recent storms that have hit Ireland and Wales.
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"It's not because there is something wrong with them; it's because something is wrong [with] our society," Bruesehoff added.
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But it's not that the French are necessarily doing something wrong; it's that the attackers are doing things right.
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When I told him, he was abashed and a little embarrassed that he'd done something "wrong" without realizing it.
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"If the law says Najib has done something wrong, then he will have to face the consequences," he said.
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"There is something wrong with the person who doesn't like the unctuous sounding 'moist,' " Dale, a Wisconsin resident, wrote.
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Others think that if a person has interacted with the criminal justice system, he must have done something wrong.
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The Post noted that about 1 in 10 respondents believe that Trump did something wrong, but are against impeachment.
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"It wasn't until late in the first half that we found out that there was something wrong," Auriemma said.
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"For her to come out and say [these] kind of things, there's almost something wrong with her," Trump added.
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There was something wrong with her top, and with her trousers—they didn't fit, or they didn't look right.
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I was upset not by his actions, but the thought that I did something wrong to encourage that behavior.
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Many Americans don't trust the President and believe he might have done something wrong in his dealings with Russia.
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After she dislocated her knee, an emergency room doctor told her family there was something wrong with her medications.
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And if we do something wrong, we make the needed small adjustments, as much on defense as on offense.
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Until I was 18 and I realized that I was doing something wrong — all of them had white characters.
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It became about recognizing there could be something wrong in your nature, but with nurture it could get better.
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This all culminated in a dramatic in-studio interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, who noticed something wrong with Nunberg.
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Donald J. Trump is aggressive as he insists there's something wrong with the country, and offensive when he's provoked.
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Anyone, from any group or nation, who tortures anyone else, from any group or nation, is doing something wrong.
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Obviously, they must've known that they were doing something wrong, because they didn't tell anybody when it was acquired.
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Yes, I thought: They know they're doing something wrong, so maybe they'll be suspicious when I take a picture.
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It seems too many people will jump up and down about the fact that someone might say something wrong.
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"I don't think there's a sense that there's something wrong in the department," said Ed Zuercher, the city manager.
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It still surprises me how uncomfortable people appear when I admit that I've done something wrong or failed them.
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She is always having dark epiphanies, but her epiphanies are mostly the same: There is something wrong with me.
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Even if they did something wrong, your friendship, along with the probable costs to you, weighed against reporting them.
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Not that there is always something wrong with a change in perspective — or in presentation — to embrace the new.
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So it goes for the Yankees, who can't do anything wrong even when maybe they did do something wrong.
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There's something wrong or unusual having all of these types of scandals in New York involving intimate personal relationships.
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The first hint of something wrong was when Mr. Kanakorn kicked the court reporter and other judicial officials out.
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The House's allegations were true, the president did something wrong—and he shouldn't be removed from office for it.
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If you try to cheat the rules or try to do something wrong, it's going to come out eventually.
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"As the board president, if I'm not the building's biggest cheerleader, I'm doing something wrong," said Mr. Silber, 46.
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One person even sauntered over to my Instagram to tell me I got something wrong in last week's post.
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If there is something wrong with the liver, the bilirubin might build up to a higher-than-normal level.
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"We thought there was something wrong," he said in an interview with The Daily News Journal, of Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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Testimony this week from Trump's current and former officials supports the conclusion that he and Giuliani did something wrong.
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There's nothing shameful in having an STI, but there is something wrong with not being honest with your partner.
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"If his staffers disagree with him, that does not mean that he is doing something wrong," Mr. Philbin responded.
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Meet PacketAI, a French startup that wants to alert you when there's something wrong with your app or service.
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Sometimes, an Xbox One will turn on by itself, indicating that there might be something wrong with the console.
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Trump, meanwhile, stuck to his normal line: nothing to see here; everyone else is doing something wrong except me.
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There is something wrong with Putin, Kim Jong-un — in my view, thugs — that the president chooses to believe.
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We sleep late and can't ever focus, but yet that's our fault and that we are doing something wrong.
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When somebody goes onstage and does something wrong on a halftime show during a Super Bowl, who is accountable?
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But doing so inherently invites complicated questions—does it invite the idea that there's something wrong with trans people?
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"There is something wrong about the way that some museums and big galleries look at digital nowadays," he says.
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He knew there was something wrong when he told my mom years ago, but he never went to the doctor.
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"Someone is homeless not because they did something wrong — it's because life got the better of them," Raines reminds us.
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In the Netflix show Chambers, out April 26, there's something wrong with 17-year-old Sasha's (Sivan Alyse Rose) heart.
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I wouldn't call Severn Trent's response to her tweet an admission—"admitting" implies that you know you've done something wrong.
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"So many people think there must be something wrong with you to have to seek out mental help," Betchart says.
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"There is something wrong in this country, and it is bringing its epidemic to our city streets," he said Thursday.
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If you approach it feeling like you've done something wrong, your partner will pick up on it and feel concerned.
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Trump, for his part, sees something wrong but cannot or will not verbalize it past the idea of "Fake News".
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Being accurate and honest can make a difference too, and if there's something wrong with the item then say so.
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They may be the hero or a sidekick, but there's definitely something wrong with them — some kind of arrested development.
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Residents of Chadwicks, New York, had long thought there might be something wrong with the Word of Life Christian Church.
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If those devices struggle as well then there's something wrong with your network or Bluetooth connection rather than Android Nougat.
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I had to fight for an entire year to make it clear that there was something wrong with this situation.
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So you're going to have to quit thinking that you did something wrong because I'm fine with who I am.
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"I think I had my lifetime quota of being made to feel like there's something wrong with me," she said.
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No. The feeling of guilt that you must have done something wrong, despite sticking to all the rules of pregnancy?
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"Investors are wondering if there is something wrong with Mexico that they're not seeing," says Luis Arcentales of Morgan Stanley.
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This leads them to make the false assumption that if they can't do something easily, there's something wrong with them.
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And yet courtroom claims in fertility cases are a long shot even when it's clear that specialists did something wrong.
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If this clip doesn't at some point get remixed into a catchy dance track, there's something wrong with the internet.
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Initially, the condemnation of the kids was pretty uniform: Everyone who weighed in thought the kids had done something wrong.
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This is about both our accountability for how we conduct ourselves, but also, if you see something wrong, say something.
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Things often get lost in communication on the Internet, and new streamers might not even know they're doing something wrong.
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So for Musk to suggest it should be cured, is to suggest there is something wrong with people with autism.
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Still, PewDiePie — who has made dramatic statements similar to this one in videos before — seemed adamant there was something wrong.
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These differences often go unmentioned, which can make all children feel like there's something wrong with their experience of puberty.
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People didn't take it for granted that if you're a high school dropout, there must be something wrong with you.
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A collective gasp rang out in the nine-seat bar, a pretty telling sign that I had done something wrong.
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The point of fixing the EB-5 program is that there is something wrong with the way it is now.
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It's being accused of stirring up suspicions about her actions without any new evidence that she actually did something wrong.
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I thought there was something wrong with me It's always taken me a long fucking time to have an orgasm.
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During one of their meetings, Johnston deliberately said something wrong (about craps, natch) to see how his subject might respond.
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Few mergers are actually sensible and effective enough to test the thesis, but there is something wrong with the attempt.
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What I want to do is if there is something wrong, we have to get to the bottom of it.
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So we're a reliable source when they need us and then we're a punching bag when we've done something wrong.
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Holmberg thought it was a race official about to tell them they had broken a rule or done something wrong.
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Lubricant can help many women who have pain with sex, and no, it does not mean there is something wrong.
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But for now leaving my hand off my heart kind of shows that there is something wrong with what's happening.
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"When I see something wrong, I just rail against it," she once said to me, about her work with HIV.
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There are a lot of younger women who may feel like they've done something wrong, in a situation like that.
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"At that time, I didn't know if Michael Brown did something wrong, or if there was police misconduct," he says.
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Student Opinion Do your parents ever yell at you — for example, when you do something wrong or when they're frustrated?
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She'd laugh and correct me if I got something wrong — a gendered article, usually — but it wasn't that often anymore.
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You allude in the book a couple of times to the idea that there may be something wrong with him.
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Eighty-seven percent of those who believe Trump has done something wrong believe that he has done something seriously wrong.
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There had to be something wrong with me — only an idiot would set themselves up for this kind of failure.
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"They don't swing at bad pitches, so I think I was doing something wrong with my delivery tonight," Perez said.
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Other writers on the staff were "confused and a little anxious, thinking maybe they did something wrong," Ms. Gupta said.
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"There's something wrong with Putin, Kim Jong Un, in my view, thugs, that the President chooses to believe," Pelosi said.
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So, to be singled out as having done something wrong or something that is anti-American ... it just smells bad.
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Make sure that they know you're not trying to catch them doing something wrong or set them up for failure.
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Note that Trump left open the possibility that if he "thought there was something wrong," he'd go to the FBI.
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Conventional wisdom ... if you don't have a supporting spouse in the peanut gallery, it looks like you did something wrong.
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The approach that we've taken to false news is not to say, you can't say something wrong on the internet.
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If our intuition tells us that there's something wrong when a minority has that much power, we should pay attention.
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"Management will create a fiction to try and make it look like the victim was doing something wrong," he said.
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But for those of us who have, it can often feel like we're doing something wrong or not trying hard enough.
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One big caveat to the report: Not all the beneficiaries and prescribers that it calls out were necessarily doing something wrong.
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" (Not counting the guitar, bass and drum lessons he gives her between chores.) "He'll reprimand her when she does something wrong.
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And I kept saying, I'm not doing anything wrong with my code, so there must be something wrong with the data!
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"When I first started hearing the deaths were only 16, and then 34, I thought there was something wrong," he said.
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Current law says that Trump can only fire Mueller "for good cause," meaning if Mueller does something wrong like major misconduct.
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I also like to acknowledge when I don't know something or when I get something wrong, and I'm sure that helps.
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Whenever you see something wrong going on anywhere in the world, you should have the right to say, 'That's not right.
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"We were at the grocery store when I first felt something wrong in my throat" earlier this year, Jax told People.
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People with the condition aren't mute because there is something wrong with their vocal cords, or to hide a speech defect.
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So, that makes people who can't just relax and let their orgasms flow feel as if there's something wrong with them.
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He wonders if he's doing something wrong with the baby or not taking care of him the way he should be.
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The bottom line: Americans think Trump did something wrong that, at a minimum, deserves to be looked into for possible impeachment.
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"Someone is going to have to come up with some proof that there is something wrong with the product," Carr said.
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She revels in vigilante justice: She recognizes when someone is doing something wrong or unethical, and she's going to say something.
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Breaking the law while using UberThere's an inherent sexiness to breaking the law—why does doing something wrong feel so right?
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Pop duo Timeflies are dropping their new original single "Something Wrong," and PEOPLE has an exclusive first listen to the track.
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But at this point, even congressional Republicans can't really deny that there's something wrong with the president of the United States.
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If Dowd's name sounds familiar, then congratulations: you're either someone accused of doing something wrong, or someone who follows professional baseball.
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"When someone does something wrong, you have to speak up and be counted, whether it's President Trump, or a Democratic colleague."
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" Baldwin ended: "I won't let people make me feel like I'm doing something wrong by enjoying my life and being happy.
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If you think the possibility of peace is worse than the possibility of war, there must be something wrong with you.
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Another big concern a lot of single people have raised with me is that there must be something wrong with them.
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SCARAMUCCI: Hey Chris, in the neighborhood I grew up in, I'm never going to dishonor my parents by doing something wrong.
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I could tell that there was something wrong, but I tried hard to be respectful in regard to Lilly's family affairs.
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Well, because if a betting market is getting something wrong, then a person can make money by betting against the consensus.
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It would be giving her a bigger message that she wasn't allowed to speak or there was something wrong with her.
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Where it gets problematic is if you mistakenly conclude that there's something wrong with a bilateral trade deficit with some country.
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But he responded so well to a regular schedule, discipline when he did something wrong, rewards when he did things right.
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When you're manic or depressed, a partner can easily take your mental state personally, by feeling like they've done something wrong.
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"There must be something wrong, particularly about the structure of that building," said Liu Shih-chung, the city's deputy secretary general.
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"If I did something wrong I should be paying the consequences; in this case, I don't think I did anything wrong."
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And that others, like myself, are just under the impression that there's something wrong with gluten and try to avoid it.
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When I had the problem, everyone thinks I did something wrong; in social media, people are saying I hit my girlfriend.
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America's 'dirty secret' For almost 10 years, these grandparents saved jars of tap water, worried there was something wrong with it.
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"I'm not the most polished person, and I will say something wrong, and you see the cost of that," he said.
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Shocked and nauseated, Paltrow declined, but "not so he would feel he had done something wrong," the book says, and left.
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"Not only do we have to tell people there is something wrong, we have to come up with answers," he said.
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"I believe 10 years into a bull market, if you're finding cheap stocks, there's something wrong with the stock," he said.
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Alexa Curtis, a blogger who was aboard the flight, said she was terrified when she realized something wrong could be happening.
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"I thought there was something wrong with my file and I got rather worried," Moon told me in a Twitter message.
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And don't use the "I don't know what to say" excuse, either, or the "I'm afraid I'll say something wrong" excuse.
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When someone does something wrong, you have to speak up and be counted, whether it's President Trump, or a Democratic colleague.
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This idea that all convenience food is bad and those people who are eating it are doing something wrong and dreadful.
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As we waited to see the gastroenterologist—the stomach doctor—I was sure that there was something wrong with my belly.
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With Something Wrong with Her: A Real-Time Memoir, Mazza placed the circumstances of her own life under a critical lens.
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No one ever came up to me and confronted me, but there was this feeling that I was doing something wrong.
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Is this something that happens to a lot of people who are adopted, or is this just something wrong with us?
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When I was 15 or 16, I thought there was something wrong with me, that I was different from the others.
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"I thought I was doing something wrong," said Mr. Manzuetti, a doctoral student in paleontology at Uruguay's University of the Republic.
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It's not weird, wrong or that there's something [wrong] with them, which is why they're not shown in what they love.
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For me, I did something wrong, and then I did something right, and making this public would not work for me.
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"I trust Yuri so until I've seen evidence that he's done something wrong, I intend to stand by him," Petersen wrote.
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I went from coming in and feeling like I was doing something wrong, to having a great night with new friends.
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Sometimes when you stop in the forest, it is so quiet you think that there is something wrong with your hearing.
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If America's independent booksellers can't figure a way to get these two, plus Molly, to tour America, they're doing something wrong.
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Strip away the spin and what we have is someone who did something wrong and needs to be punished for it.
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"Typical kids actually do feel bad when they've done something to hurt another person or done something wrong," Dr. Egger said.
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"This hints to me that there's something wrong with these fan speeds," Aea said in a YouTube video about his tests.
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After all, the purpose of the camera is to keep your children safe, not to catch the nanny doing something wrong.
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"I feel like there's something wrong with me, because I'm not as excited as I thought I would be," she said.
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"This isn't news, but there's something wrong with this guy… This is a president who is completely out of control," Rep.
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Now we are down to the little guys, the average soldier, who if they did something wrong, they didn't know it.
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But I think it was easier for people to believe that I must have done something wrong to deserve what happened.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Most people, perhaps even most sociopaths, have an internal alarm that goes off when they do something wrong.
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She said that there "must be something wrong with him" to cover himself like that and that I "cannot" date him.
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But I think it was easier for people to believe that I must have done something wrong to deserve what happened.
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"If you can't untangle the motives of man who explained the motives on tape there's something wrong with you," Giuliani said.
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A prominent scientist at U.C.L.A., who would later serve as Secor's mentor, told him that he must be doing something wrong.
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Oakley responded by saying that there was "something wrong" with Dolan and that he planned to confer with his legal team.
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Alexander Vindman went up to Capitol Hill on Tuesday and said under oath that his boss, the President, did something wrong.
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All of a sudden, our opponent had a message that was even simpler than ours: do something wrong, get caught, resign.
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I'm never worried I did something wrong nor am I frustrated because I can't find a piece of information I need.
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However, if you discover something wrong with your coverage that can't be changed during that window, there may be another route.
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"They are keeping those cases, in case they want to punish him, or if he does something wrong," Mr. Bahgat said.
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During a lunge, my coach shook her head at my feet, which immediately made me think I was doing something wrong.
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You aren't charged for anything until you've left the store, and if Amazon gets something wrong, it will refund your money.
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"He's only had one half when he didn't have something wrong this season," Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said of Wilson.
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"I don't believe there's anything wrong with the students, but there's simply something wrong with what we're giving them," he said.
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You realize, this is proof again that whenever Trump accuses anyone of doing something wrong, he's actually just talking about himself.
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"She finally told my wife, 'I think there's something wrong with Daddy,'" said Andy Blankenbuehler, a choreographer and sometime stage director.
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For me, sin is about spiritual corrosion, and the idea that when you do something wrong or bad, it's a sickness.
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In fact, it often took the smell of burning flesh or her husband identifying blood for her to notice something wrong.
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It is both fair and essential to grill Stein on her ideas and to knock her when she gets something wrong.
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"I thought there was something wrong with me because I didn't have an orgasm waxing the kitchen floor," Friedan later quipped.
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If you're doing the same thing over and over and trying to expect a different result, then you're doing something wrong.
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I'm thinking about what I did as a dad, did I do something wrong, and if I did, what was it?
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That's not because there's something wrong with them, it's just that the memory system we have interacts so much with imagery.
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The American tradition of blaming black people for having something wrong with them, rather than something wrong with society, may go all the way back to religious explanations for why different races exist and how that reasoning worked its way into scientific racism, according to Terence Keel's work of intellectual history, Divine Variations: How Christian Thought Became Racial Science.
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Dr. Castellano and Dr. Siepel thought at first there was something wrong with their analysis, so they went back to fix it.
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I always freak out when she asks to meet and doesn't tell me why — it makes me worry I'm doing something wrong!
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Really quick on this, President Trump is bringing peace to world and some of the Democrats have found something wrong with it.
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"If I see something wrong and I think I can do something about it, then I do something about it," he said.
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"I can't figure out what reality is, because I'm so distorted into assuming I'm doing something wrong when I'm not," she said.
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"If you're not a better job seeker on day 90 than you were on day zero, you're doing something wrong," Jacobi says.
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Sources connected to Alexis tell us she noticed something wrong on a flight from Atlanta to NY because Alaiya was excessively vomiting.
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But if you are late, or you do something wrong, say you're sorry and try not to be late again next time.
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" Kennedy claimed that conversations among Democratic opposition-researchers all center on "you know there is something wrong with the former vice president.
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You start to question whether you did something wrong or whether there's something about you that the hiring manager just didn't like.
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But just like those dates when I'd look for something wrong, I wasn't sure if this formula would last through the day.
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"A significant shift in your credit score might be a heads up that there's something wrong with your credit report," he said.
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I did something wrong, and I said so, but I'm also not gonna go the other direction ... you know what I mean?
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"I really felt that we had collectively gotten something wrong that election evening, and the week following really affirmed that," Houlahan says.
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The fact that I'm swiping without a second thought to my finances or my credit score — is there something wrong with me?
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If you are someone who has been involved in campaigns, they can show circumstantially that they knew they were doing something wrong.
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And almost half of GOP voters either want to "wait and see the facts" or already think Trump has done something wrong.
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"I feel like if I am not running, then I am doing something wrong with my life," Herndon told the Record-Courier.
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The performance was so bad, in fact, that some legal experts were openly questioning whether there was something wrong with Mueller's health.
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Employers seem to operate on the principle that there must be something wrong with someone who is unhappy with their current job.
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It's also saying there's something wrong with using these programs that support workers, in exactly the ways that they're intended to work.
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In any case, if your big-budget Sonic somehow looks worse than the one in a Progressive commercial, you're doing something wrong.
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" The friend added that Harding "has apologized again and again for something she did when she was 22 — something wrong and stupid.
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The phone is dead, and it won't charge because there's something wrong with the cable or the way it's trying to charge.
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We'll simply never be able to talk about this issue without crying that the other side of the aisle did something wrong.
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Which is to say that the wristband could nudge you like a Nintendo 64 rumble pak whenever you were doing something wrong.
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It's riveting and immersive, and if it doesn't make you want to drop everything and see the film, you're doing something wrong.
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Yes, there is something wrong with perpetuating stereotypes that paint women as subservient — in fact, it can be viewed as a microaggression.
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It's hard to blame a pet for doing something wrong because they're just so cute and we just love 'em so much.
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Any effort to go after Mueller could be the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency, unless Mueller did something wrong.
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"For people who feel like there's something wrong with them, plastic surgery is not going to completely solve your problems," she says.
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The idea appeals to a primal anxiety that there could be something wrong with the instruments I have to see the world.
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You end up feeling like you did something wrong when some skills don't work, before you figure out this whole whitelisting system.
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Yes, dogs hide under the table when they have done something wrong, yet the most likely explanation is that they fear trouble.
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"Every boat we looked at had something wrong with it," says 18-year-old Georgia Hart, a new arrival on the canals.
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And we found that 291 percent of people who think they're completely healthy have something wrong, and that -- that they're unaware of.
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If you're trapped in the horror of debt or an educational hole, these articles seem to say, then you did something wrong.
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If we get the Pink we deserve, I can't help but feel like we've done something wrong in the past 15 years.
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So if Siri gets something wrong, or if our GPS app miscalculates the traffic, we think the whole machine is just rubbish.
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The willingness to take a hard look at this experience and ask whether the Fed hasn't gotten something wrong is certainly commendable.
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Further, such a mandatory disclosure could give consumers the impression that the government itself thinks there's something wrong with genetically engineered food.
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"This decision is made politically, not because they did something wrong," said Myint Kyaw, a member of the independent Myanmar Press Council.
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Thinking there might be something wrong with his VAD, he changed his connection from the wall unit to a set of batteries.
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But there's clearly something wrong under the hood—and if Roethlisberger's gone for any length of time, the machine could stall entirely.
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Next, have the class watch the above five-minute video, "Is There Something Wrong With Democracy?" by Max Fisher and Amanda Taub.
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When I started working again after I gave birth, nobody took me seriously when I told my colleagues they did something wrong.
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"Just as much as he would tear into someone if they did something wrong, he would celebrate something good," Mr. McDaniel said.
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"Look, I do weird parts — there's always something wrong with my character or they are in a really weird situation," she said.
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"I think there would be something wrong if I were satisfied and saying, 'I'm O.K. with coming off the bench,'" she said.
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But Ms. Pennington says they disrupted her schedule, not his, making it seem to colleagues as if she had done something wrong.
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On Monday, Meghan McCain tweeted, "Since when is there something wrong with being a filthy mouthed wife?" and added the hashtag #teamchrissy.
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"This is much bigger than just wanting to punish people for doing something wrong," said Macfadyen, who also served as Frome's mayor.
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"Correct me if I'm wrong, but they're saying these schools are too Asian, so there must be something wrong," Mr. Kim said.
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"You just kind of crap yourself, because it's officialdom, and obviously you've done something wrong," Mr. Nairn said in a recent interview.
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On the other hand, they can assume a woman wants to have children, and if she doesn't, there's something wrong with her.
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"The kind of historic viewpoint has been that they must have missed the pill; they must have done something wrong," he said.
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If the U.S. feels we have done something wrong, then we can discuss it in good faith and find a reasonable solution.
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In the weeks before it, Republicans had begun to coalesce around the argument that there was something wrong with the process itself.
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But in his presence, I ate, because I thought if he knew there was something wrong with me, he wouldn't want me.
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But so that people will feel 'OK, well, if he — if he does something wrong, [he] should be able to be indicted.
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But so that people will feel 'OK, well, if he—if he does something wrong, [he] should be able to be indicted.
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I probably started feeling like I wasn't doing something wrong after a month, but only because we talked about things so much.
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"Most conventional politicians think if people are pissed off there's something wrong," said one GOP operative with close ties to Capitol Hill.
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" — Dominick "When I was a kid, you know, when I talked back, when I did something wrong, I got hit, you know?
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"The approach that we've taken to false news is not to say: You can't say something wrong on the internet," Zuckerberg continued.
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But he says there's something wrong with our institutions, norms, and party leaders who enable the rise of candidates who constantly lie.
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He passed all of that, but fingerprint and background checks only capture if you have been arrested or caught doing something wrong before.
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If it really feels like there's something wrong with your investment, contact the ICO team directly; they should be able to assist you.
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You can take passport photos on your own camera for free, but you risk having your photo rejected because you've done something wrong.
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"Each women carries different and this most certainly doesn't mean one is doing something wrong or not healthy etc," Duncan captioned the photos.
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"The capital it takes, and God bless Sergio, there is something wrong with that that we think we can fix," Hackett told Reuters.
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When I took chemical antidepressants, after a brief burst of relief, I remained depressed, and I thought there was something wrong with me.
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They gave us a lot of stuff that makes us think that she probably did something wrong, but not beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Furthermore, given the endless number of weird things a kid might ask it, the likelihood of getting something wrong is, well, quite high.
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"Even if they broke into a checkpoint and did something wrong, who gave you the right to execute them this way?" she asked.
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Seeing how many people latched on to Tyler's tweet told me something: People were desperate to find something wrong with the straw ban.
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"I think if you're not excited to see the president in the same room as you there's something wrong with you," he joked.
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When he told the committee he wouldn't be bullied by anyone, including the President, into doing something wrong, I believe he meant it.
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So yes, there's something wrong here, all right, which won't dissuade other filmmakers from rushing to bring more King titles to the screen.
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Not because I've done something wrong, but because I'm the barber, which means I'm also the best friend of every guy in there.
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Because, sure, just about everyone is going to do something wrong in their relationship out of jealousy or insecurity every now and then.
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"My advice to Democrats: If you think President Trump did something wrong that you need to cleanse the office -- do it," Graham said.
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There is something wrong that you feel that you can not respond to this woman who is asking you to meet up again.
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Firing Mueller would only worsen the president's problems, making it look like he has done something wrong and wants to cover it up.
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"This tells you there is definitely something wrong," says Shenilla Mohamed, the executive director of Amnesty International, a campaign group, in South Africa.
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You don&apost want to think there&aposs something wrong and start over-analyzing stuff, so you just try to keep it simple.
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"All this stuff has been dragged out, and not one example -- not even one -- of something wrong has been cited," Bill Clinton said.
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"I had the opportunity to switch on the light and tell everybody, 'Hey, there's probably something wrong with this,'" the loan officer said.
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My mother was ashamed, and because of her shame, I always felt there was something wrong with me when I was growing up.
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Establishing the precedent that you don't need to be history's greatest monster to still have done something wrong that requires atonement is important.
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There is something wrong with me, and if I can figure out what it is, I can fix it and find a relationship.
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"Any effort to go after Mueller could be the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency, unless Mueller did something wrong," Sen.
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People here will tell you if you are in their way, if you are doing something wrong, if you are being an asshole.
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But if Pruitt is found to have done something wrong, the public would be strongly in favor of kicking him out of office.
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And once you get something wrong it's hard to go back and imagine that somebody-- that you-- -- that it wasn't simply a mistake.
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After which we'd walk sore-eyed out into the sun, and I'd feel weak, and also as if I'd somehow done something wrong.
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"That to me is an indication they knew they did something wrong," Haque told me this past May at his office in Helena.
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"If you read a story like this and you're not just outraged at the injustice of it, then there's something wrong," Taylor said.
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Dean apologized on MSNBC for the insinuation on Friday, but also kept up the personal attacks, suggesting there was something wrong with Trump.
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"It might also discourage anyone from trying to do something wrong if they know a trusted contact is in effect on your account."
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It's just that there's something wrong with this particular subject, and also I'd prefer if he worked exclusively with a Polaroid camera. Anyhow.
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"There is something wrong," he said, before ushering me to a genetic counselor who promptly asked if I wanted to terminate the pregnancy.
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" Mr. Palmer eventually brought Mr. Davis to the Mississippi label Fat Possum and produced his 1994 debut album, "Feel Like Doin' Something Wrong.
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" He added, "Whenever you hear about any law enforcement officer doing something wrong — I don't care what the agency is — then it's wrong.
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I worry that my gainfully employed friends will think there's something wrong with me when they realize how long I've been fruitlessly searching.
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" He equated such communications with normal presidential diplomacy and said he would call the F.B.I. only "if I thought there was something wrong.
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Meet up with a group of people and the conversation inevitably turns to something wrong with the activity, their work, or their day.
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A brother named Simon is mentioned and we get hints there may have been something wrong with him, though we don't know what.
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"If any of these businesses or lenders did something wrong, they deserve to be held fully accountable," the spokesman said in a statement.
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I do it whenever I know there's something wrong or that needs to be changed; I make it a point to do it.
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It might be because of Harvey, because I'm terrified the actress will walk out of the door and say I did something wrong.
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The message that parents and grandparents was telling their children is, you know, if you do something wrong, they going to arrest you.
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Once they got to the robot, they would touch the base plate of it and realize there's something wrong here — it's not real.
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If the world wants to keep to the UN's sustainable development goals by 2030, there is something wrong here, there is a mismatch.
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"It makes it sound as though there must be something wrong," he said in a telephone interview from his office in Moorpark, Calif.
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And he just thought, obviously there's something wrong with me because never do I see a boy falling in love with a boy.
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First, I went to a geneticist, hoping to learn that I shouldn't have a baby, that there was something wrong with my genes.
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The Times reported the day after Mr. Comey was fired that the president had told aides there was "something wrong with" Mr. Comey.
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Nunberg earlier had told NBC News that the special counsel's line of questioning "insinuated to me that [Trump] may have done something" wrong.
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We get our tickets for the metro ($299.17) and I feel like I did something wrong because the price seems a bit high.
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Harwood: You allude in the book a couple of times to the — to the idea that there may be something wrong with him.
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It&aposs rare to see a person share an image of a white woman doing something "wrong" while taking care of a child.
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Of course, a major difference between politicians and the free press is that the press usually corrects itself when it gets something wrong.
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Both sides concur, then, that there is something wrong with a president trying to direct or influence the activities of the Justice Department.
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"As a kid, I used to think there was something wrong with me , because of how my parents dealt with me," he said.
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" He added: "For Senator Warren to admit that she did something wrong shows she's thoughtful and she wants to do the right thing.
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"They do not want to do anything for fear of being told they have done something wrong — something the new administrator won't like."
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Dybner says it's common, many people are quick to find something wrong with someone who seems promising as an excuse to break up.
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" One person in the media industry told her: "Let's be honest, if you're Sinclair and you lose Chairman Pai, you've done something wrong.
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That doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the AI system, per se, or how the AI is learning — there's something wrong with the material.
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Sometimes people will experience pelvic pain, or in rare cases have an ectopic pregnancy, which indicates that there's something wrong with the fallopian tubes.
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"Physicists are excited when there's something wrong with physics, and we're in a situation now where there's not a lot that's wrong," he says.
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"I felt like I was somebody that had done something wrong even though I know I hadn't," Durbin tells the local news station WBKO.
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We've noticed this behavior with two separate review units, so it appears that Dell has something wrong with the software that manages these functions.
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"To my mind, the Forest Service was the enemy, because if you cut down one tree you were doing something wrong," he told me.
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If the overall situation with delinquency is stable, can there be something wrong only with the loans that are the security in CHAI securitization?
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For 25 years, I've felt alone in my fears, like there was something wrong with me for reacting to flying the way I do.
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I felt like a crazy person, a blend of sadness and something that felt a lot like guilt, like I had done something wrong.
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Macdonald suspected that there was "something wrong" with Houston after watching footage of her past interviews in preparation for the film project, he said.
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But at the end of the day, if one of my friends is doing something wrong, I will always have a problem with that.
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I have this friend whom I love very much, and whose marriage sometimes makes me feel like there is something wrong in my relationship.
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If our decision whether or not to support something is based on how we think people are going to vote, there's something wrong there.
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But her parents, Sarah and Chris St. James, knew there was something wrong when their baby girl remained jaundiced for months after her birth.
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At 20 weeks pregnant, doctors discovered something wrong with the development of the baby's brain ventricles, which was causing excess fluid in the brain.
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Maxine Waters: If a bank, or any business feel that it's okay to do anything to make money, there's something wrong with that philosophy.
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This statement is trying to walk a fine line where McIver admits to have done something wrong but isn't quite held responsible for it.
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"Every time they would do something wrong, she would tie them in a sack, hang them in a tree and beat them," Perry recalls.
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King said she felt there was something wrong physically with Williams — perhaps the leg muscle — and that she never appeared happy on the court.
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"The scariest scams are those that threaten you, tell you that you've done something wrong and face fines or even jail time," Hutt said.
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"If you're shipping something through an address customers type something wrong, if it's not correct, they need to make sure it's verified," Zhang said.
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Every time Trump has fallen behind, he's seized on the same excuse: If he's not winning, it's because there's something wrong with the game.
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Michael came from a family who believed that if you did something wrong you admitted it, you fixed it, and you suffered the consequences.
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"Instead of them thinking there's something wrong with their party, they think it must be us, the American people aren't smart enough," Bolin said.
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By your account, your own vet, the vet who provided the treatment and the hospital's owner all clearly thought the hospital did something wrong.
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"It really starts with no one as a parent wants to be told we're doing something wrong or we're a bad parent," she said.
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So they don't want to be in the position of saying that there's something wrong with something that's part of the whole company's image.
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If your battery is running out faster than it should, it's possible that there's something wrong with how your watch and phone are paired.
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"At first I thought there must be something wrong," said Borman, who told me that he hadn't seen such high scores in 25 years.
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"If [Stone] thought he was doing something wrong, then maybe you could say 'oh well he didn't want to bring Trump in,' " Swalwell said.
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Chandler called Miller, the controlled-substances manager at the lab, and asked him if there was something wrong with any of their drug convictions.
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There will be a stock that you own one day where there is something wrong with the company, and you don't know about it.
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"I believe in the fact that this was an idiot doing a stupid thing than a small business doing something wrong," the councilman said.
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Clearly, there is something wrong with Instagram's account recovery process if multiple hacking victims are having an issue with commands issued by Instagram itself.
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I believe I had completed a draft of Something Wrong with Her, and the publisher used the word in discussing the book with me.
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When did you first start noticing something wrong with your shoulder, was it a specific play or was it a pile-up of things?
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As Trump used to say about other matters, something is going on here, something wrong and troubling, something disturbing and dangerous to American security.
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Indeed, the nine convictions Kobach has obtained in Kansas are almost entirely made up of individuals who didn't realize they were doing something wrong.
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He asked if he was doing something wrong and the 911 operator said it was O.K., that he should continue, that sometimes ribs break.
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Full of youthful angst, I spent many sleepless nights wondering whether there was something wrong with me; none of my friends had similar interests.
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David Frum, for example, draws a simple lesson from this: In the 1960s we were doing something wrong, and now we're doing something right.
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Staff members, and McCaskill herself, expressed concern that the DOD might have done something wrong and said that the issue is being thoroughly investigated.
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Washington (CNN)The whispers began within minutes of the release of CNN's new national poll on the 2020 field: Is something wrong with Sen.
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And there's a vague sense that there is something called capitalism that there's something wrong with and there's something called socialism that we need.
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In return, plants politely and quietly let you know when you're doing something wrong: a drooping leaf, a yellowing stem, a smattering of bugs.
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There is something wrong with firing a 100-mile-per-hour slap shot at a piece of artwork strapped to another human being's head.
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When you are trying to get new information out there as quickly as possible, occasionally you'll get something wrong and have to fix it.
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Before acquittal, members of the Trump administration had to worry at least a little that getting caught doing something wrong would lead to consequences.
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National Review's editors appear torn by the realization that Trump did something wrong and the unease with letting him face any consequences for it.
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She laments to the prime minister that she's never been able to weep when necessary, and even posits that there's something wrong with her.
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I think they have this notion that if you're poor, if you're homeless, that there's something wrong with you, which I completely disagree with.
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"We do not know whether it was something wrong with the manufacture of that unit, whether it was altered in some way," he said.
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Walters also discussed how Flint residents repeatedly told the city and the state that there was something wrong, only to have their concerns dismissed.
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"I was so embarrassed … being outside in the gas station, and everybody's looking at you like you're doing something wrong," Suda told the Post.
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So you get to a point where you're not a generic reporter, who stands for all reporters that they think have done something wrong.
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Saying, look, playing devil's advocate here, the idea that there's something wrong with making stuff that lots of people want to consume is bogus.
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Entering in the information is so fast that I don't mind having to tweak a single line on the occasions when it gets something wrong.
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So when I went home from hospital four days after giving birth, still looking six months pregnant, I thought I must have done something wrong.
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The question of whether a machine has done something wrong is very different than the issue of what we are going to do about it.
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"I feel guilty, but at the same time they knew they were doing something wrong too, so I can't take the full blame," Guap says.
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Sunday morning, a call was made by a ship reporting something wrong with its engine, that there seemed to be water in the engine room.
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"The bastard watched so much porn that he made me feel like I had something wrong with me for not matching porn standards," one recalled.
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Even silence can be important feedback, Jacobi says, if only to help you realize that you might be doing something wrong in your application process.
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If there's something wrong with your internet connection in general, outside of your main browser app, we've got a guide to sorting that out here.
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Please, don&apost embarrass yourself in the media by continuing to say if you didn&apost do something wrong, you have nothing to worry about.
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"After months of trying to prove we did something wrong, what BuzzFeed has actually uncovered is that our policies and procedures work," the statement read.
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I feel like it's my fault because I felt like I did something wrong or I failed to see something with one of my kids.
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"You see death in his face, you can tell there's something wrong, you just see, just death," Negroni-Kearse said, describing the dash-cam footage.
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"I know too many young couples who struggle and think that somehow there's something wrong with them," she said in a recent ABC News special.
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And when that doesn't take, he implies not just that she's being difficult ("There's always something wrong"), but that she makes a habit of it.
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And then I worried that it was my fault: that I was doing something wrong all day, every day, and was getting what I deserved.
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"Saying something negative about a veteran, if you don't take a hit, there's something wrong," independent New Hampshire voter Laura Rotolo told CNN in 2015.
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" Clinton later said at the African Methodist Episcopal Convention in Philadelphia that "deep in our hearts, we know there is something wrong with our country.
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"It happened so quickly that I was ashamed of myself, I thought I did something wrong," she explains, echoing the emotions of so many survivors.
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But the one thing you really lose with a text message trainer instead of an in-person coach is warnings when you're doing something wrong.
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The market is going to make mistakes — your job is to recognize when it's doing something wrong and to try to take advantage of it.
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ARI FLEISCHER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: I think it shows that if there is something wrong with Russia it&aposs a one-way street.
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Instead of reassessing whether they really should support Sanders (or Clinton), they try to convince themselves that there must be something wrong with the evidence.
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You go to a doctor to get them to 'fix' it, and it leaves you feeling broken—like there's no solution and there's something wrong.
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If he gets something wrong, it tends to get covered as him not having enough information or perhaps making a mistake, not as a lie.
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Bryan goes to Dake and tells him he needs to earn his salary and prove that Chuck did something wrong, or, you know, go away.
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Ultimately, Cramer thinks it is time for this administration to pull back and wait until a business does something wrong before going on the attack.
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What does a man do—and I mean a real man, now, what does a real man do—when he knows he's done something wrong?
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The police officer was not arrested, but the others more or less accepted the fact that they did something wrong and deserved to be arrested.
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"It seems like just some fun when girls do it, but if guys do it maybe people think there's something wrong with them," Sarah said.
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Without having diseases that we can define, and point at as something wrong, then it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to define health.
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They seemed to think that if a person is poor despite all the privileges of being white, there must really be something wrong with them.
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