"You haven't road tripped 'til you've road tripped in a Tesla," he told me.
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Tripped Up In this week's Tripped Up column, Sarah Firshein investigates multiple complaints with the rental car company Europcar.
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Tripped Up In this week's Tripped Up column, Sarah Firshein investigates the rights that airplane passengers with allergies have when flying.
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I dropped two glasses of wine, I tripped over my own feet, and almost tripped and fell into him at one point.
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Tripped Up In this week's Tripped Up column, Sarah Firshein investigates how a family in the Bahamas can recover vacation funds to rebuild their home.
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The transformer tripped, which in turn tripped other machines at the hydroelectric power station, setting off a nationwide blackout, the Kenya Electricity Generation Company, or KenGen, said.
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Tripped Up In this week's Tripped Up column, Sarah Firshein investigates that pesky recommendation that travelers have passports with expiration dates at least six months past their proposed travel.
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Monday's trading pause was the first time a circuit breaker was tripped since the system was revamped over a decade ago, and only the second time one was tripped since 1997.
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The worst thing I almost tripped on was a toddler.
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But she tripped and smashed her face on the wall.
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After a year of job searching, Wennmachers tripped into communications.
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Or she had tripped over one of their two cats.
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Finally, Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello tripped Devils center Jacob Josefson.
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Yes, Jennifer Lawrence just tripped on a red carpet — again!
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This beautiful woman literally tripped and fell into my life.
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Supermarket prices have tripped up politicians and plutocrats for decades.
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Same thing: the sensor tripped and the grill shut off.
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"The incredible amount of options tripped me up," Bonardi said.
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Braun was tripped occasionally, though, by his opposition to Obamacare.
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Then one player was tripped and all hell broke loose.
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Not three weeks ago, Allen also tripped Louisville's Raymond Spalding.
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What's more, this generation gets tripped up by financial jargon.
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During another exit, she tripped on one especially diaphanous gown.
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But in the end, he tripped over his own fringe.
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We successfully guilt tripped the country with this media story.
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Arthur says the area where Cacciapuoti tripped is dimly lit.
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He tripped as he attempted to escape over a fence.
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At school a boy deliberately tripped me, breaking my nose.
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Then the N.B.A. tripped global alarms over the same issue.
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But lengthy delays have tripped up many of the projects.
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If these five questions tripped you up, you're not alone.
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One map is where the people's minds get tripped up.
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On Thursday, the circuit breaker was tripped after just 2003 minutes.
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Some samples tripped 503,250 ppb, the technical definition of hazardous waste.
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That tripped me out more than any religious sins or anything.
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I just tripped taking my dogs out to do their business.
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It all came to an end when he tripped and fell.
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No hugging, no high five, no helping her if she tripped.
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While backing away from the police officer, Weinman said, she tripped.
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"I tripped because I had nothing in my system," she says.
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"I don't fully trust someone who's never tripped," Mickey tells Gus.
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Huxley famously tripped on his deathbed, while Bill Wilson, founder of
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Here are six cultural differences that tripped me up in Russia.
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At least five hurdles have tripped us up in the past.
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As she walked off the stage, she tripped over a speaker.
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But the people behind the theft made mistakes and tripped alarms.
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They tripped him in the halls and stole from his backpack.
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The stress tests have tripped up a number of big banks.
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I did not know that and got tripped up on it.
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I tripped into this weird world I wish I never found.
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The entry ROTI tripped up many solvers in the Wednesday, Oct.
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He Googled the acronym and tripped over all the warring headlines.
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Sarah Firshein is the Tripped Up columnist for the Travel section.
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When Ojih Odutola accidentally tripped a player, the crowd turned violent.
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It tripped over its own feet on nearly every other page.
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If they tripped up during their speech how did they recover?
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The following four questions tripped up quiz-takers the most. 1.
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Are they victims of violence, or tripped by another ominous force?
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She'd been running, tripped, slid on knees and palms onto asphalt.
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Here are the four questions that tripped people up the most.
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Market watchers remain at odds over what tripped the sell switch.
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McCain's refusal to take the nonstop flight tripped him up occasionally.
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Alone and disoriented, Azam tripped and fell into the glacial stream.
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When she improvised, she tripped, most glaringly over single-payer healthcare.
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Twenty-three percent of patients said they slid, slipped, tripped or misstepped.
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"We came out, and I tripped and hurt my ankle," he said.
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The flavorings are where novices (like me) can easily get tripped up.
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Several of Lerer's cases involve elderly people who tripped over parked scooters.
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The obsessiveness about how he comes across has also tripped him up.
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She tripped and fell, and her father fled the house, she said.
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Weinman said that she tripped while backing away from the police officer.
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Doyle tripped on his route, got up and then caught the throw.
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In the latest example, Trump himself got tripped up by Anderson Cooper.
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My guess is that I was tripped up by the confusing instructions.
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Massey acknowledged there was an argument, but claimed all along Cassalei tripped.
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"It was a fail because I tripped over Marilyn Manson," he admitted.
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Dabate said he tripped down the stairs attempting to go after them.
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I heard him at first and thought his voice was tripped out.
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But despite all of the demos, nobody has tripped over the cord.
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It was the final requirement that tripped up Mr Peruta et al.
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When they'd almost reached it, Enrique tripped and fell to the floor.
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She had tripped over a rug in her home in Livonia, Mich.
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I didn't get very far before I tripped, sending my iPhone flying.
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When I pitched it to Kiran, she really tripped hard on it.
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A couple of them tripped and fell, and others ran over them.
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In early January 2018, Murdoch tripped while vacationing on his son's superyacht.
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As an elderly lady was getting off the bus she almost tripped.
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Then again, so do the 1980s, a time that tripped up Mrs.
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Additional breakers would have been tripped at 563 percent and 20 percent.
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After the movie I tripped down the stairs and broke a heel.
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Clue C's BAY LEAF tripped me up; I had PARSLEY at first.
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Yannick Carrasco of Belgium was tripped up, giving the ball to Panama.
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Italian and German blue-chip indexes had tripped into correction on Wednesday.
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Klobuchar appeared to get tripped up when attempting to name Kansas Gov.
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"It was so dark they couldn't tell, and they tripped," Grote said.
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Five thousand women marched while some onlookers hurled insults and tripped them.
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The ride malfunctioned after a gust of wind tripped a circuit breaker.
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Who hasn't tripped up in life and has to get back up?
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Because Vive encourages moving around, I tripped over the cord a few times.
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She tripped on the train of a gown and took a serious fall.
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I've never tripped acid but I imagine this is what it feels like.
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Moments later, Sadowski tripped over it and broke one of her knee caps.
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He says he saw a man stepped on as he tripped and fell.
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But I didn't think I'd tripped down into the rabbit hole of depression.
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They come with suggestions for responses, so that you won't get tripped up.
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The drug has tripped the neurons into singing from the same hymn sheet.
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"I just — I tripped," said Underwood, whose face required more than 40 stitches.
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But how do you know when we've tripped over into something like that?
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People tripped and were trampled, with not enough space to get back up.
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Speed has tripped the light fantastic in America for more than 85 years.
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One night, during a fire alarm, Steele accidentally tripped and dropped the baby.
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To be sure, every administration gets tripped up by the government ethics rules.
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As it was, I tripped or fell down at least twice a day.
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I almost tripped over the chunky cable running to the headset several times.
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With one lap to go I nearly get tripped, twice, that was hard.
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States legislatures then practically tripped over themselves in their dash to ratify it.
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One area where inheritors frequently get tripped up is Roth IRAs, said Slott.
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She also tripped one while carrying it and hurt her head as well.
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As the soldiers passed through the jungle, Mr. Alvarez tripped a land mine.
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One area where inheritors frequently get tripped up is Roth IRAs, said Slott.
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When they caught up to him, he tripped and fell to the ground.
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This time, Ms. McIntyre was tripped up by lingering feelings for an ex.
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The man tripped over his own leg, stumbled and fell onto the tracks.
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You may have gotten tripped up by a similar ruse — there were more.
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At first there was speculation that he had tripped and hit his head.
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But most recently, it was a Euro step that had fans tripped up.
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A teakettle filled a plastic cup with water until it tripped a lever.
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Alex Galchenyuk tripped Detroit defenseman Alex Biega, setting up the Wings' first goal.
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The singer promptly tripped on her platform pumps and plunged to the ground.
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One elderly man deliberately tripped a youngster who was climbing through his section.
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He wouldn't recognize the Constitution if he tripped over it in the street.
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"It really tripped me out at first," the 27-year-old Coloradan tells PEOPLE.
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With her daughter and two dogs, Andersen road-tripped across Canada in nine days.
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Handling this kind of volume has tripped up companies like Odyssey in the past.
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You can easily avoid the mistakes that tripped up the average investor last year.
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You'll learn how to plan for surprise expenses so you don't get tripped up.
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Turner managed to get away briefly but the man tripped and later tackled him.
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There are reports he tripped over a bunch of wires bundled on the stage.
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Did they get tripped up by the way you organized everything on the page?
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If someone tripped over the cable, the cable would harmlessly disconnect from the laptop.
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In their haste to get out, students tripped, fell and clambered over each other.
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Yes, but: Market analysts have tripped over one another telling us not to worry.
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Dixon said he tripped and "got enraged," so he punched her in the face.
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The incident tripped the transformer, triggering a domino effect that brought down other generators.
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I stood there and tripped out because I thought we would all be arrested.
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It's also a smoke bomb that probably tripped up a few dozen innocent writers.
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He tripped and his skate caught on the way down, twisting his left leg.
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Strict government rules have repeatedly tripped up local and foreign internet companies in China.
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"It's not something that would happen if you just tripped and fell," he said.
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I got tripped up over a lot of fill to some time-consuming effect.
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For the most part, they were tripped up by paper evidence, not drug tests.
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Julia told them that she had tripped and fallen down a flight of stairs.
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In other words, even the best of us can get tripped up on race.
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A cycle has been tripped and the odds are that he'll drive home intoxicated.
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It's something that has tripped up a number of other services in recent years.
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With no media plan in place, they tripped over their own inventions and exaggerations.
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Ayotte has also previously been tripped up on questions about her party's presidential nominee.
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One woman, leaning back to take a photograph, tripped and fell against a barricade.
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Following the collapse, the refinery's safety flare system was tripped at 9:39 a.m.
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The stock tripped 22 percent on May 2 after revenue fell short of estimates.
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Last spring, outfielder Tim Tebow tripped on a sprinkler head during his first workout.
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Her twin sister, running into the house to call for help, tripped on a rug.
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Disagreements over the Department of Homeland Security and Trump's border wall have tripped up negotiations.
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Gorce kicked him out, but tripped and fell while walking him out of the shop.
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And in major cases, Mr. Nadjari's methods tripped him up more often than his suspects.
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The grandpas tripped an alarm as they broke in, but the police failed to respond.
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But Bieber seemed to be slipping very publicly as he tripped through the Purpose Tour.
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While performing "Call It What You Want," Swift was seemingly tripped by her backup dancer.
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The utility company responsible for the lines reported they were tripped at 7:42 a.m.
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Often, candidates have been tripped up while trying to make this case during a debate.
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It's also what tripped up a British serial killer John George Haigh in the 1940s.
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Those kinds of hidden costs even tripped up real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran early on.
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Impossible to avoid the fallen runner, D'Agostino tripped over Hamblin, stumbling to the ground herself.
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We kind of lucked and tripped into our own version of what I'd call success.
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" After answers like, "you tripped," Decker, laughing, told Steve Harvey, "You're a man having sex.
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As Syd Howe was winding up for a shot, he was tripped by Stew Evans.
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"We are one tripped senator away from losing our access," one reporter told the Post.
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We road-tripped up there in August for his birthday and stayed with my cousin.
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He tripped on acid on the floor of Leonard Cohen and Judy Collins's hotel room.
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Rokita, Messer and Braun have nearly tripped over themselves to prove who most emulates Trump.
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OMWI was not the only acronym that tripped up Carson Tuesday during the hearing. Rep.
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But obstacles similar to those that have tripped up the Tories now face the GOP.
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And at first, Penny passes the "Sophia's favorite things" quiz, but gets tripped up eventually.
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He stepped right on it and tripped, sending both of them spilling to the ground.
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Stocks tripped a circuit breaker on both days after the S&P 500 fell 7%.
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Our thoughts, personalities, and learned behaviors can also influence whether our pain alarms get tripped.
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I got tripped up with "Odie" for OTTO, "Todos" for GOALS and "Sure" for SOME.
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I started running to the back and tripped over someone as the gun shots continued.
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When one of these sensors is normally tripped, the system will initiate the alarm process.
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One of Amazon's earliest successes, "Transparent," has also gotten tripped up in the #MeToo movement.
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On the way out the door, I tripped a little bit on a dog (pictured).
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It's individual lawmakers who will get tripped up on the details of rewriting the code.
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PARIS — David Goffin's French Open ended when he tripped on a tarp during a point.
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The Orange will visit Connecticut (2-1), which tripped ACC-member Virginia 13-10 Saturday.
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Chicago punter Pat O'Donnell $103,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct after the side judge tripped over him.
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It was almost comical how her being there tripped up some of the regular protestors.
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We road tripped, visited a family farm, and ate the best meals of our lives.
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FLYING OVER SUNSET Did you know that Cary Grant tripped on LSD at some point?
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If so, you surely weren't tripped up by the initials VBP like this numpty Yank.
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A lot of us tripped at underground raves just outside of Boston in the &apos90s.
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Old-school phones didn't distract people so much that they tripped and cut their eyelids.
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Familiar points of contention such as immigration and health care have tripped up the talks.
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The most recent reading showed 68 percent of them (13 out of 19) were tripped.
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Even I, a professional tech writer, have occasionally been tripped up by the Chromecast's process.
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Where I tend to get tripped up is in dealing with money and other people.
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Elton John slightly tripped on his way up to the stage to accept an award.
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What's more, the arcane and rarely enlisted deal structure Time would use has tripped up others.
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Alas, tripped up by its subject matter, the movie is ultimately a tepid and frustrating experience.
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Some of the people who tried to get away tripped in the frantic dash, he said.
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This was one of the great many moments that tripped me up while reporting this story.
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PETA sued a British photographer who was shooting in Indonesia when the macaque tripped the shutter.
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While walking off stage, the robot tripped over a light projector and fell behind the curtain.
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His most important choice is what has tripped up many of the men at The Bunker.
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But then that naturalness began to fade, especially after she tripped (again) at the 2014 Oscars.
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Another tax tweak that tripped up filers this spring is the change to unreimbursed employee expenses.
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He and Wilson (Camilla Luddington) road tripped to her house only to find she is...fine.
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Companies hoping to do business with Saudi Arabia have often tripped up on these shallow roots.
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She was going out of a window to smoke a cigarette, tripped, and injured her labia.
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They're hoping that approach would avoid the legal pitfalls that tripped up earlier state-based policies.
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On the way, someone tripped a booby trap, killing her son's wife and their infant son.
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Thus, even as I have no inkling that Fontana ever tripped, his cosmic crucifixes are trippy.
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It's a similar originate-to-sell model that tripped up the financial industry a decade ago.
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In an effort to get away, Grande tripped over the man — wounding herself in the process.
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"I would say researchers have a sense of how much others researchers have tripped," Luke said.
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And when he's been asked about Russia in previous sworn testimony, he's repeatedly gotten tripped up.
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I tripped shrooms one time in LA. For whatever reason it's so hard to find them.
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But then again, if you said he tripped somebody, then you'd probably have to punish him.
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The president has since backtracked his comments, saying he got tripped up by the double negative.
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But it seems the actress may have just tripped up and landed herself in backlash territory.
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During the trial, Zeigler said he tripped and the shotgun accidentally went off, according to WDIV.
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Last February, Grayson Allen tripped Florida State's Xavier Rathan-Mayes in the middle of the court.
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Some large companies tripped over their own bureaucracies but later tried to replicate small, successful companies.
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A reasonable person could argue that Robben was, in fact, tripped by Mexican defender Rafael Márquez.
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Had Trump gotten his wish, he well could have tripped the wire for obstruction or impeachment.
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But he was tripped up by Mr. Trump's statements on immigration, veterans and women, observers said.
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Learn to laugh, like you laughed at the judge when he tripped coming into the courtroom.
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Professional historians find this all appropriately silly and most political journalists aren't tripped up by it.
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Davis was told he was walking home from a bar, tripped into a ditch, and drowned.
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After the stovetop grill tripped the main circuit breaker, we entertained the electrician in rudimentary French.
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It is cluttered with props that sometimes seem in danger of toppling or being tripped over.
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Such schemes tripped up the presidential candidates John Edwards in 2004 and Newt Gingrich in 2012.
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Then somebody tripped a circuit breaker in my grandfather's head, and he was plunged into darkness.
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Referee Damir Skomina blows the whistle on Switzerland's Granit Xhaka, who tripped up a Swedish player.
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Because they're a lot ... And that's, I think, also where we get a little tripped up.
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Days later, the five women tell the police that Perry tripped and fell on his own.
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Verbeck road-tripped the car up to DC to demonstrate it to federal agents in March.
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A young man tripped and fell as he entered the subway car in front of me.
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But even presidents with more evident interest have tripped up over history from time to time.
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Camila Cabello almost tripped during her tear-jerking performance, but she didn't even miss a note.
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Getting tripped up by a tower under high demand is rare, a T-Mobile rep said.
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It was the most purposeful Mr. Taylor had felt since he first tripped into the sport.
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Jake Voracek appeared to be tripped with about 30 seconds left, but no penalty was whistled.
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Tripped Up For her final column of the year, Sarah Firshein takes inspiration from her inbox.
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When the Alliance of America's Hospitals recognized that a robbery was underway, we tripped the alarm.
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Freddy: Moving that much money would have tripped all sorts of liquidity rules at the banks.
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He did so much, in fact, he tripped and flipped a bit over his own evolution.
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Then UConn would loom in the round of 8, assuming neither team was tripped up first.
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But now the cat's cradle of lies and dirty tricks had tripped up the putative dognapper.
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It wasn't his terminology that was hard to decipher, though I tripped over "dollink" for darling.
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It tripped me out, but I was trying to shape her character as honestly as possible.
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While Bella remained stoic, Gigi was very expressive as she tripped but managed top keep herself upright.
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Last year, the two teamed up to test outdoor gear for Columbia and road tripped to Montana.
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These were the game mechanics that tripped me up the most, but also make it more fun.
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It's fast-paced, which tripped me up a bit at first before I finally found my groove.
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I've seen so many wireless headphones go astray and get tripped up by some issue or another.
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He was tripped up by a teammate, linebacker Devon Kennard, as they pursued a Buffalo ball-carrier.
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"My mom said he was watching me so intently he tripped over a curb," Kristin said, laughing.
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" Beador went on to explain, in a caption on Instagram, that she had "tripped on a stair.
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But while the toddler is deeply familiar with the sequence of letters, sometimes she gets tripped up.
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Bonardi, who lives in the Charlotte area, found himself tripped up by the staggering number of options.
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It's moments like this when we need the person who always guilt-tripped us best: Our moms.
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So if Peter ever got tripped up, he could just yell, "Space Pants!" and we'd be good.
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"One of the circuits has tripped," Remaz Ghouse, the chief operating officer of Overseas Realty, told Reuters.
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According to CNN, investigators suspect that someone carrying the cake may have tripped while descending the stairs.
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It's possible the games' cinematic nature is what tripped up Assassin's Creed's transition to the actual cinema.
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The first man inside — the point man and team leader — tripped on the screen and fell down.
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Should they have tripped on a step, their arms would be launching forward to break their fall.
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Maggie Hassan, the Democratic candidate for the Senate in her state, even was tripped up this week.
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Mediator The decision by ABC News to hire George Stephanopoulos in 1996 tripped alarms throughout American journalism.
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He might have simply tripped, but it was not an impressive way to end the first round.
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I didn't really like tripping, but I liked being the kind of person who tripped a lot.
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They chased him, caught up with him and tripped him, and then held him until police arrived.
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What tripped me out is that it's the same effect that Lemmy has on other rock stars.
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One TV cameraman tripped over a curb and fell hard onto the ground trying to keep up.
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Despite the abundant security precautions, no alarms were tripped and nobody rushed out to confront the intruders.
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He sure looked like he got tripped by Fellaini there, but Mr. Mazic waves him up again.
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She accidentally tripped one that was behind a refrigerator, with a broom, the general told Mr. Williams.
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The targeting of political ads and the proliferation of false or misleading articles has tripped up Facebook.
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But…: The Senate still has not voted on the bill after last-minute complaints tripped it up.
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I once tripped and landed hard on an irregular sidewalk while carrying two shoeboxes in my arms.
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At the same time, Boca needed to win at home to Gimnasia and hope River tripped up.
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Each time, though, the efforts were tripped up by dizzying costs and lawsuits from animal welfare groups.
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Rushing the field to celebrate the first goal, he got tripped up and tumbled to the grass.
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The emphasis on labor in the 2020 campaign has at times tripped up even its staunchest supporters.
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Three minutes later, Fernando Torres was tripped in the penalty area by Raphaël Varane, Real's French defender.
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As Couling attempted to flee the chaos he tripped, allowing the goose a clear coup de grâce.
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I'm a history geek and had to look this up, because the word "second" tripped me up.
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But the team tripped up in the playoffs again, losing to the Packers in the divisional round.
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"The Republicans' partisan approach has been the thing that's tripped them up this year," Mr. Schumer said.
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The little girl stepped back, and tripped on the small guard on the edge of the walkway.
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There's an emphasis on accepting suffering, on not getting tripped up by one's own discomfort around it.
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CBS News reported that she tripped alarms trying to access the White House residence after her dismissal.
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Nearly all the proposals have been tripped up by the same arcane 1946 law governing administrative policies.
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The massive sell-off tripped a trading halt in afternoon trading, the second time in three days.
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He also once tripped going up the stairs of Air Force One, and reportedly fell while skiing.
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I thought he had tripped, but then I saw the blood: he had been shot in the leg.
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Getting people to create videos, not just watch them, was one of the key hurdles that tripped Meerkat.
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And he once tripped over the Great Wall of China, former WWE Superstar and my massive sidekick, Tyrus.
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The attendees physically tripped over each other to sign up, raising $1.5 million in a matter of minutes.
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Some of the nominees might get tripped up, particularly on ethics issues that have emerged in the hearings.
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Let's just hope he doesn't get tripped up in the Christmas lights and replicate that epic Hoth fall.
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That last one really tripped up the young bucks, as most couldn't even say A3 or BB's names.
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Later in the period, McDavid's head hit the ice after he was tripped by Wild defensemen Jared Spurgeon.
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She said tripped on a wet floor sign, but that the officer continued "dragging" her down the hallway.
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One day, he tripped on his skirt and "never recovered" after breaking his hip, according to the video.
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Instead, Giuliani tripped over himself, saying the Trump Tower Moscow talks may have lasted up until November 2016.
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The move comes as various cities around North American have tripped over themselves to house Amazon's second headquarters.
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Because they were tripped, both will be allowed to run in the event final later in the week.
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He claimed Stewart surrendered without resistance, but then attempted to run while handcuffed, tripped, and fell face first.
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That would be my first advice." he said, before adding helpfully, "But you've already tripped on that hurdle.
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Paul Cerrito says Disney was using his home to shoot a pilot when the equipment tripped him up.
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Startups rarely face this kind of drama, but there are many smaller ways they can be tripped up.
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The 57,000 bpd 737 Coker malfunctioned after a compressor tripped off early on Thursday morning, the sources said.
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They road-tripped to Virginia's Spacebomb Studios, where they worked on and released the album independently last fall.
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The raucous first day of trade tripped the exchange's circuit breakers that are designed to calm frenzied activity.
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No matter how seasoned a worker you are, it's easy to get tripped up during the interview process.
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Video shows the moment when Fandiño, 36, was gored by a bull after he tripped on his cape.
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The main challenge is that the arrays are like chemical fuses and must be changed after being tripped.
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Most people get tripped up when they are feeling less confident — they don't exactly know why it's happening.
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Two members of the group flew in from Denver and one road-tripped in an RV from Detroit.
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At the 2013 Oscars, Jennifer Lawrence tripped going up the stairs to accept her award for Best Actress.
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And best of all, I tripped while running on a river of rocks and cracked my head open.
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When I stepped back from the counter I almost tripped over the long handle of a wheelie bag.
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Johnson sprawled, Nurmagomedov pushed straight through onto the fence and tripped the American knockout artist to the floor.
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She said someone tripped and took out her legs, and the fall sent Kessel headfirst into the boards.
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Children tripped over one another as they ran from an effigy of the president responsible for tormenting them.
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The use of temporary workers, who generally receive lower pay and lighter benefits, has reportedly tripped up negotiations.
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"I remember one moment when Alina ran up the stairs, tripped and she fell up them," she said.
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The same tight go-kart course that tripped up the Expedition gave the nimble X20193 a huge advantage.
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Tripped Up In a new Travel column, Sarah Firshein aims to help travelers resolve their thorniest travel disasters.
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Sure, you will get tripped up at times, but you&aposll learn and adjust course as you do.
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We were walking down one of the house's dark hallways and he tripped over something shadowy and squishy.
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A man is tripped during the annual Boxing Day barrel-rolling relay race in Grantchester, England, Dec. 26.
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An edition last month of Tripped Up, which addressed complaints against Europcar, inspired a flurry of reader reactions.
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The spotter was concerned after McDavid was tripped and fell, causing his face to bounce off the ice.
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I'm not one to let blurbers, often guilt-tripped into service by authors or publishers, do my work.
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Lawmakers have to separately pass bills allocating money to specific agencies, a process that has tripped them up.
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Lawmakers have to separately pass bills allocating money to specific agencies, a process that has tripped them up.
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A rep told People Jenelle had merely tripped and fallen by a bonfire they'd built for the party.
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That night I had a dream that I tripped over and broke the vase into a thousand pieces.
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After hitting a grounder to third, Gomes tripped and fell running to first base and dislocated his shoulder.
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We don't know if Cher was home at the time, but someone was ... because they tripped the alarm.
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Hungarian camerawoman who kicked and tripped migrants found guilty Hungarian camerawoman who kicked and tripped migrants found guilty A camerawoman filmed kicking and tripping migrants as they crossed the Hungary-Serbia border in 2015 was sentenced Thursday to three years probation after a court dismissed her claims of self-defense.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said.
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And if you can do all the things you can do with Pro ... I'm sorry, I'm getting tripped up.
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Once you have that data, you can start seeing where you might be getting tripped up along the way.
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The virtual characters tripped, stumbled, and fell flat on their faces repeatedly until they finally got the movements right.
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OnePlus' optical fingerprint reader is fast, though I noticed it can sometimes get tripped up with off-axis presses.
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It's the same thing that's tripped up fellow Chinese handset manufacturer Huawei in its pursuit of the U.S. market.
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While scrolling through newspaper clippings for his project in early 2013, he tripped over stories about the fatal fire.
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The Sharks challenged, but the situation room in Toronto judged DeBrusk collided with Dell after getting tripped by Ryan.
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"I did Johnny Carson in 1982 and I tripped on the step and really, really ate it," she said.
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Camargo tripped while trying to step over the first base line and fell to the ground holding the knee.
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But a typo in the Sri Lankan request form tripped internal alarms and the money may all be recovered.
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But he also brought several unique variants of his own that tripped up even some of the world's best.
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The other day, I turned around while I was cooking, kitchen knife in hand, and tripped on my cat.
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Just the yung thing, though... When we were young—and I'm timeless, but—we never tripped off of that.
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Tho he almost tripped over the body, he hardly registered the lifeless peacock, its throat slit, as he left.
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But by using blockchain technology, Chen said he can avoid many of the pitfalls that tripped up previous efforts.
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After Pittsburgh's Jack Johnson tripped Joonas Donskoi, San Jose capitalized with Hertl's first goal 57 seconds into the first.
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Syncrude is evaluating how a tripped power transformer caused the entire complex to shut down on Wednesday, Gibson said.
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In it, King — in a bizarre speech — tripped into saying the n-word, which he quickly corrected himself on.
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Boyle picked up a crosschecking penalty with 1:13 left and Marc Staal tripped Zetterberg with 20 seconds left.
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En route, I tripped, fell, twisted my ankle, landed in a trash can, and had my pants fall off.
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My balance got so wobbly I tripped over nothing one day and face-planted myself into a broken nose.
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We were drunk, so obviously I tripped later on and fell with my knee into the whole stinking mess.
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Reindeer historically have tripped on them too, and in some places fly agaric has even been associated with Christmas.
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For N. and M., living clean and sober meant learning to not get tripped up by all of that.
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Only one of two angle-of-attack sensors needed to be tripped to induce the autopilot's stall-recovery system.
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But she once forgot to put it on, tripped and lay on the living-room floor from 9 p.m.
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It could have been a three-run hit if Tony Kemp had not tripped between third base and home.
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This is the third time that so-called circuit breakers (trading curbs) have tripped in the last few days.
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So, I have no idea what Darth Vader's childhood name is, nor have I road-tripped through Yukon Territory.
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The S&P 3 was down 50% after a marketwide "circuit breaker" was tripped up just before 20 p.m.
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One has tripped the other acciden- tally on purpose and now the other howls as if singed with fire.
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It turned out that a gust of wind had tripped the alarm; there were no signs of a bear.
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Issues including immigration, health care, disaster relief and military spending have tripped up talks on a longer-term budget.
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Did you hear about the selfie-taking museum visitor who tripped over an exhibit and broke an $800,000 sculpture?
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The circuit-breaker system, used for the first time on Monday and scrapped Thursday night, was tripped twice this week.
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He says he prefers to approach victims from behind, as from the front there's a risk he gets tripped up.
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Thus far in the World Cup the VAR has frequently intervened when players have been tripped in the penalty box.
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Bill: I would guess since he hacked the Dark Army he was extra paranoid, in case he tripped a wire?
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If you've ever tripped over a robot vacuum, you've actually waded into the fascinating frontier that is human-robot interaction.
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I had a very chatty weekend with her and had a tripped planned out to see her the next weekend.
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Some subordinates may have the fortitude to sleep through it all; many will be guilt-tripped into answering the boss.
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Recently, Connaughton tripped and fell while out shopping and "Raider took off thinking that I'm having a seizure," she said.
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Argentine Banega tripped Neymar just before the game went to extra time and was sent off, handing Barcelona the momentum.
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They do that idea of ... He famously said had Bill Gates tripped once, Windows would be a much better product.
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You don't have to get tripped up by these simplest of scams though, if you know what you're looking for.
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The Sharks challenged, but the situation room in Toronto judged DeBrusk collided with Dell after getting tripped by Joakin Ryan.
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I tripped over someone's knee which made me nose dive into a metal tripod and I landed in a suitcase.
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There's a story somewhere in here, but we tend to get tripped up around that whole "hunting robo-dinos" thing.
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But ask for something more specific—say, fragrance-free detergent pods under $25—and it's likely to get tripped up.
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It was softball questions she should have been able to answer, not harsh attacks, that tripped her up every time.
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But once those are set up, you can have the Almond 3 sound an alarm whenever a sensor is tripped.
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That's probably because in a system with so many moving parts, it's easy to get tripped up on the details.
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By the time the introduction of "laughing and not being normal" has tripped into "Realiti," she's already established her artifice.
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"They tripped over each other at the start which heavily compromised their race," Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff told reporters.
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But not everyone tripped into a blinding rage at the loss of cable news from one screen in their life.
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Here are the two questions Fisher Investments 401(k) Solutions asked that tripped up the most respondents: Correct answer: 6.
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He tripped them and laughed at the ensuing pratfalls and slapped them around when he could get away with it.
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Other candidates have tripped up on the campaign trail while mentioning where they are in recent weeks, including former Rep.
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"She got tripped up quite a bit," campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said on Fox News Radio's "Kilmeade and Friends" Wednesday.
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Or, on the flip side, you had no idea the dosage you were consuming and got shrooms-level tripped out.
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But the truth is that she's better at it than Spicer, who seemed to be tripped up by his lies.
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For market technician Ari Wald, the string of sell-offs in its shares has tripped a few technical warning levels.
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Again, he must have a backup computer to set up that web architecture and log when the URL is tripped.
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Diaz grinded against the fence for a takedown that never seemed to come...then he tripped McGregor with seconds left.
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Justin Bieber also fell mid-performance in April, and Ariana Grande tripped on the red carpet during the Billboard Awards.
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I mean, Bella Swan gave herself the most famous paper cut of all time and has tripped on thin air.
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Stocks tripped a circuit breaker at the New York open, with the S&P 500 (SPX) falling more than 7%.
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The C.O. tripped a booby trap this morning crossing a stream bed on patrol in the Bong Son Plain area.
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He was tripped up around the 3-yard line, did a somersault and landed just short of the goal line.
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Any one of them could have tripped up Woods's run at the lead as the tournament reached its halfway point.
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The first time I ever tripped, a couple of friends and I split a bag of mushrooms at Venice Beach.
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He danced a jig; he tripped and dragged himself, moaning, across the stage; he banged his head on the ground.
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Shortcuts around the federal rule-making process also tripped up the administration's efforts to allow employers to withhold contraception coverage.
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On her first night there, she tripped in the bathroom, hit her face on a wall and split her lip.
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" Elizabeth: "Unnecessary, because even though it sounds easy, it's easy to get tripped up with the syllables and double letters.
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In addition, Fellowes says many retirees get tripped up by the cash flow transition once they've stopped working full time.
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Following recent market volatility, some IPO hopefuls have sped up listing plans to avoid being tripped up by wobbly markets.
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Soon after, Rantanen got behind the Lightning defense but was tripped by Erik Cernak and went hard into the boards.
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"It was a really tricky market where it was easy to get tripped up," said Morningstar alternatives analyst Jason Kephart.
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"We don't kill people off the battlefield," Mr. Wolfert said, and the conversation tripped from the text to real life.
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If you are in this situation, watch out that you do not get tripped up by these rules, Omdahl said.
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ALAN I was walking on a broken sidewalk in Zihuatanejo carrying folk art in both hands, then tripped and fell.
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Trump clearly tripped another wire for possible impeachment, immediately after the special counsel made his final report on prior controversies.
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I never was quite able to overcome this habit while playing Death Stranding, which meant that I tripped a lot.
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How many times have you accidentally tripped over your laptop cord, only to tear the entire thing out of your computer?
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The big cat was prowling Aarey Colony, a neighborhood on the outskirts of the city, when it tripped Nayan Khanolkar's camera.
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Maldonado and her friend Rebecca Brubaker road-tripped from L.A. to Oakland to go to Harris' massive kickoff rally in January.
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As much as they try to go with the flow, sometimes Aquarians can get tripped up by their own open-mindedness.
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The woman, who has not been identified, told authorities that she and her child tripped and accidentally fell onto the tracks.
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As the singer skated over to the winner's podium, he tripped on the carpet, but caught himself before he could fall.
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If you tripped over the cord, it would simply detach from your computer, saving the unit from a potentially costly fall.
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The two-year/10-year yield curve tripped to negative territory early in the session and for a third consecutive day.
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Then on March 17, Hopson was killed after Wright accidentally tripped and shot her twice in the head, he told police.
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With a lap and a half to go in the opening qualifying round of the 5003,2500 meters, I tripped and fell.
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A Missouri man was fatally shot after he allegedly tripped on a barbecue grill and accidentally bumped into someone's apartment door.
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The 2-year/10-year yield curve tripped to negative territory earlier in the session and for a third consecutive day.
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This is years of discovery, and going from A to Z and getting a little tripped up on the initial letters.
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It's very much to do with my parents — the world they lived in that kind of shaped them, tripped them up.
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" She noted: "I tripped and fell and the cop tackled me to the ground and smashed my head into the sand.
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"The knee was when I nearly tripped at the bell twice and I happened to catch my other knee," he said.
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Prototype Since 2500, Steve Gleason has traveled to Machu Picchu, road-tripped from New Orleans to Alaska and started a nonprofit.
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" CBS News later reported that Manigault Newman "tried going into the White House residence" on Tuesday night and "tripped the alarms.
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The downfall tripped off in the dying days of Venezuela's late president Hugo Chavez continues to hit new lows each day.
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ATS gets tripped up by any images, photos, logos, graphics, charts or tables that you might have included within the document.
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Now she has tripped over her words once again, and it is time to recognize this charade for what it is.
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Many on Twitter demanded that Khogali step down and journalists tripped over themselves to get an explanation for the controversial remark.
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Pharoh Cooper returned the punt 53 yards before being tripped up from behind at the 1-yard line by Neiko Thorpe.
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Google says that, in testing, the system has also gotten tripped up encountering another machine by way of a phone tree.
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This past Wednesday, I visited Coney Island with a drug-addled hacker as he mind-tripped through a neon dance party.
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The Moon in Gemini is helping you process some complicated emotions, just be careful not to get tripped up by paranoia.
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"It's more psychological" than practical, Ms. Sucic said, an instinct born of worries about being tripped up by incomprehensible red tape.
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"I tripped and fell and the cop tackled me to the ground and smashed my head into the sand," she wrote.
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Mr. Sanders has struggled in New York amid tough questions, and he has been tripped up on issues related to Israel.
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Third, even people with adequate skills and knowledge get tripped up because health insurance has characteristics that impede good decision-making.
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Q: WHERE DO PEOPLE GET TRIPPED UP ON THE SUBJECT OF MONEY, GOING BY YOUR EXPERIENCE OF WHAT MAKES THEM TICK?
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"I was heading to Game 1 and tripped on the side stairs in my house," he said in an interview Tuesday.
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A 48-year-old man was severely burned after he tripped and fell into a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park.
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He got tripped up but smoothly returned to his feet, hardly missing a step, and never showed any signs of damage.
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He told us that he had tripped on a loose stone, and, for a while, things seemed to settle at home.
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They say a rock was dangerously placed near the pool and Edenilson -- who could not swim -- tripped, fell in and drowned.
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A drunk man stumbled onto the airplane during boarding, fell over, and tried to play it off like he'd just tripped.
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That time, he had driven off the road, opened the door, tried to get out of the jeep, tripped, and fallen.
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Duke senior Grayson Allen tripped an opponent with his posterior, and North Carolina advanced to the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament final.
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Nearby, a woman tripped on her sequins and/or stilettos and/or the slippery floor and landed with an audible thud.
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I did find this solve speedy (as a resolute slowpoke), but I got tripped up in several places by close guesses.
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Looking down, he saw that one of his laces was indeed untied so much that he might have tripped over it.
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In some ways, he was the Teflon Don of the time because he avoided the [cases that tripped up his contemporaries].
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Others must have felt the same, because many were turning back, so Fannami tried to run, but he tripped and fell.
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"I tripped and hand planted onto a sea urchin almost two months ago while climbing rocky cliffs in Croatia," he explained.
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As Girardi prepared to leave the lectern when the news conference was over, he nearly tripped, lurching forward before catching himself.
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Tripped Up In this week's column, Sarah Firshein investigates those pesky resort fees — and ways to perhaps get out of them.
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Tripped Up In this week's column, Sarah Firshein investigates who is liable if your personal items disappear from a hotel room.
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After they were tripped up 5-3 against the Kings, the Flames came back one night later to assert themselves again.
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After they were tripped up 213-3 against the Kings, the Flames came back one night later to assert themselves again.
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Tripped Up In a new Travel column, Sarah Firshein aims to help travelers resolve their thorniest and most upsetting travel disasters.
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Blackwood was trying to clear the puck from behind the Devils' net when he was inadvertently tripped by Colorado's Matt Calvert.
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For 22009 minutes he needled her when she tripped on words and became visibly angry when he didn't like her questions.
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I guess that's where I get tripped up on the notion of the idea that you can feel someone else's pain.
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That trap had not been set, but was placed so that it would be tripped when the garage door was lifted.
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A bit stunned, I went and rested there, causing the usual bottleneck of hurrying commuters, some of whom tripped over me.
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A rep for Jenelle claimed the 'Teen Mom' star merely tripped and fell during a party at Jenelle and David's home.
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Less than a minute into the match, Jones caught a Cormier kick, tripped him, and sent him crashing to the mat.
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In the time since we'd talked, my grandpa had tripped and fallen in his garden, breaking a vertebrae in his neck.
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I got tripped up by "tent pole" for TENT PEGS (and had "ark" for ART) and I've never heard of DRAWMEN.
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OVERDRAFT PRACTICES GUT BANK ACCOUNTS | Millions of Americans are being tripped up by overdraft practices that remain largely untouched by financial regulation,
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Heroin overdose deaths rates have tripped since 2212 according to one report—and overall opioid overdose death rates have tripled since 2122.
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The D.A.'s office says half the witnesses say Theuerkorn swung on Young, but the other half say Young tripped and fell.
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When she got up from the table to walk away, he stood up to follow her, tripped, and split his chin open.
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The congressman still helped Kevin and Zoey, even after she previously dumped him via email — a move that briefly tripped Kevin up.
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Trump has lamented a lack of money for his proposed border wall, a key campaign promise that tripped up talks in Congress.
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And when we, sleep-deprived, get tripped up on complex problems, we lose the self-awareness that would ordinarily keep us moving.
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After a fairly pedestrian heat, it looked as if Farah would only slip up if he got tripped or became over-confident.
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All of the places where Firefox or Safari might get tripped up by a website or service demanding Chrome, Brave marches on.
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For another, payments go straight to the creator's PayPal or Stripe account, with no transaction fees (something that tripped up Patreon recently).
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Update 3/17/17 4:20pm EDT: 1600 Daily has tripped their "News Reports" section down to a single anemic Politico link.
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Later that month, he stuck out his left leg and tripped Florida State guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes with a few seconds remaining.
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IR blasters have limitations and can sometimes get tripped up, but they allow the Cube to do some genuinely useful things already.
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Boateng tripped Javier Morales in the penalty area in the 19th minute, and Plata converted the ensuing penalty kick two minutes later.
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Many families get tripped up when they don't see the results they want — but are what they should've been expecting all along.
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NASHUA, N.H. — Early in Jeb Bush's presidential campaign, his brother's presidency — and, specifically, the 2003 invasion of Iraq — tripped up Mr. Bush.
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And remember ... Bob suffered a nasty fall in 2015 as well, where he tripped over a sidewalk and split his head open.
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My wife and I were married on a pier, and my best man tripped when handing the ring over to the officiant.
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That instinct to carefully think through her answers has sometimes tripped her up in the lightning fast arena of 2020 presidential politics.
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"This is a remotely tripped explosive, which bounds in the air and fires steel or tungsten bullets downwards," the minister told reporters.
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Unaware of the patch right in front of him, Putin tripped over the carpet and tumbled to the ice on all fours.
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The first category includes so-called "curiosity gap" headlines — "You'll never believe who tripped and fell on the red carpet," for example.
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The bot did have trouble establishing a working floor map, and the cliff sensors often got tripped up on my kitchen step.
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The incident took place after an alarm at Kazeem Oyeneyin's home was tripped by a guest, and police arrived at the scene.
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Antonio Valencia, who plays for Manchester United, tripped Alejandro Bedoya after the whistle, igniting a minor fracas involving a number of players.
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"I tripped and fell and the cop tackled me to the ground and smashed my head into the sand," the post continued.
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"The framing of 'Indo-Pacific' is good, but it's tripped up by everything that's wrong with this administration's foreign policy," he said.
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Mark Zuckerberg and other executives have been almost comically tripped up by some of the most basic questions, our tech columnist writes.
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Gregorius tripped over Morales's leg just beyond first base, and Gregorius's left heel slammed down hard on the dirt as he landed.
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While allowing that Allen is "a very good player," Brooks, a freshman, said after the game that Allen had deliberately tripped him.
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That tripped up Heather Heckel, 33, an art teacher at a middle school in Port Washington, N.Y., who previously worked in Manhattan.
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Relieved to hear no footsteps behind me, I tripped over a hidden root and fell into a bush, bruising only my ego.
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She tripped while leading, 5-2, in the first set and eventually lost to Elina Svitolina, 4-6, 7-143, 6-1.
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The firm's strategists say overheated bullishness tripped its "sell" indicator Tuesday, in the early stages of what has been a rough week.
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Alex Stennet, a bouncer at Coyote Ugly Saloon in the Gaslamp District, said people tripped over the vehicles and threw them around.
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As I mentioned before, I tripped on them several times, and also had to take them off because I got too hot.
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However, the former government lawyer tripped himself up when trying to elaborate, saying that Trump shouldn't fear testifying if he's being honest.
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As he walked through the garden level, he tripped over a white shag carpet, revealing the floorboards, which were floating in water.
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And once again he got tripped up when he was challenged to defend the high number of immigrant deportations under Barack Obama.
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Shine drove into the lane from the left baseline after Bamba tripped in the paint, but was too strong on his jumper.
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The mushroom blue honey listing page has feedback from various loved-up couples describing how they tripped together after sharing a jar.
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The reason so many defendants don't testify is because it's very easy to get tripped up in cross-examination and not be convincing.
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If these pieces of ubiquitous urban industrial design tripped you up, they wouldn't be doing their job of hiding the city's underground infrastructure.
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One thing that tripped up this administration is a failure to fully understand the process required to get Senate-confirmed people in place.
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It's like an alarm going off at a bank after the manager has called to say it was accidentally tripped, according to Whitcomb.
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Bill was rapping his verse to "My Mind Playing Tricks on Me," and Treach decided to join him, but tripped on his way.
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Imagine receiving this message from your best friend: "I tripped and hit my head on the cupboard" followed by that iconic laughing face.
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The Rangers' Brady Skjei appeared to be tripped by Minnesota's Staal as he tried to skate the puck out of the defensive zone.
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And it's easy to see how anyone working on these issues might be tripped up by a question when put on the spot.
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He's now just admitted and tripped himself up, he's just admitted that Michael Cohen represented him in connection with the stormy Daniels situation.
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According to WNEP, the Sisters got spooked after the cashier tripped an alarm, and the two fled the bank without snagging any cash.
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However, there was no explanation as to why two power stations - one wind, one gas - should have tripped out, triggering system-saving shutdowns.
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However, early devices were bulky, had limited battery life, and were unsophisticated, sending images to rangers every time their motion sensors were tripped.
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He's clipped countless lampposts and traffic lights during training, and tripped over ditches, piles of dirt, and even garbage left on the road.
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Out of nowhere, 16 hours after originally dropping the acid, I started tripping the most balls I've ever tripped in my fucking life.
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What the observatory picked up was a minute gravitational distortion as the wave tripped the ribbon of laser light within LIGO's vast tunnels.
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The electrical fault is from a short in November that tripped a switching device, but couldn't be fixed until the right supplies arrived.
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The messy reality of medical records tripped up IBM's much-ballyhooed Watson AI system when it was deployed at a Texas cancer hospital.
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It's the second time in just a few days of 2016 trading that its new "circuit breaker" was tripped due to sharp declines.
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According to IHS, the mechanism would have been tripped 20 times if it had been in place in the final quarter of 2015.
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It was this week's second daylong suspension after a plunge in prices Monday tripped the same "circuit breakers" that were introduced Jan. 2900.
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He tripped over his words, hesitant to go beyond what had been spelled out in black and white in the 438-page document.
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I wanted to kiss the TV for that impersonation, but I tripped over my shawl trying to get out of my rocking chair.
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This set him apart from the more serious candidates in the Republican primary, who now and then got tripped up on actual policies.
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But by allegedly body-slamming a reporter on the eve of Montana's special congressional election, Republican Greg Gianforte tripped over those low hurdles.
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The source noted the intruder tripped several sensors while moving along the East Wing, but it remains unclear whether any were properly investigated.
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But sometimes I get tripped up on mortality and life as a fleeting thing and so on, and that's all pretty bad also.
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Columbus attempted to answer three minutes later, with Jenner receiving a penalty shot after being tripped by Brad Marchand on a partial breakaway.
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If you tripped and bashed your head on the floor, I noted, a neurologist would be waiting conveniently for you around the corner.
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The Tacoma can't be fully understood on pavement, so I road-tripped to Haspin Acres, Indiana, to get some mud on the tires.
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And people starting their search in Maps wouldn't see those listings at all, and could easily be tripped up by the fake reviews.
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At a campus conference the next day, Mr. Lukianoff was tripped up by his own free speech in remarks about Erika Christakis's email.
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Sometimes, in the complicated politics of the town, the goals can get tripped up by something as small as a string of lights.
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Cox took part in the trick, and says he suffered brain damage after he tripped backstage and fell into a dark construction zone.
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Nathan Peterman is more a caretaker than a game-breaker for Pitt, while Duke and NC State have already tripped over inferior competition.
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It's the tangled wires that I tripped over when I got out of bed, the beeps and boops of monitors tracking my heart.
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We road tripped to Otaramare on the shores of Lake Rotoiti where the brothers reconnect with their iwi Ngāti Pikiao and Ngāti Ruakawa.
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Washes of color are tripped up by the space it inhabits, the painter's brush meeting a lip on its way across the canvas.
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South Korea is already bracing for tougher scrutiny under Trump and is anxious not to be tripped up by any such rule changes.
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While Ferguson was in a Fox Sports studio for an interview, he tripped on a cord and tore a ligament in his knee.
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Gordon was tripped and fell just before the goal line; the play was ruled a touchdown until it was overturned by video replay.
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According to M.T.A. officials, the electrical failure tripped a fuse and caused the system that moves trains among intersecting tracks to freeze up.
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I thought a table had fallen down or maybe even that, God forbid, my dear friend Lori Gilbert Kaye had tripped and fallen.
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Circuit breakers have been tripped more than once, forcing the markets to close for a few minutes to give breathing room for investors.
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Liverpool was given a lifeline just before halftime when forward Sadio Mané was clumsily tripped by Ángel Di María in the penalty area.
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And there were more, as well as a bunch of entries that tripped me up and/or struck me as fun and original.
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Mr. Smith ran away from the officers, then tripped and fell next to a fence, footage from Mr. Heaggan-Brown's body camera showed.
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In one car, the floor had buckled, and a rider aimed his phone flashlight at the damaged area so none of us tripped.
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Eventually, the Red Bulls earned a penalty kick when Gonzalo Veron dashed for a ball in the box and was tripped by Bush.
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But soon afterward, Miller said she tripped on her wedding dress, injuring herself "so severely" that she would have to cancel the reception.
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On his days off, he'd slide a pen between his teeth and work on his pronunciation, repeating the words that tripped him up.
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His surrogates tripped and stumbled throughout their appearances on the previous weekend's Sunday talk shows, and their performances haven't improved much since then.
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In Tripped Up, I hope to empower Times readers with the tools and insight to become smarter, happier travelers, wherever you're headed next.
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He recognized the find almost immediately: These were the remains of a long-extinct Stegomastodon, and Jude had tripped over its fossilized tusk.
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Jackson's new mandate came swiftly and sternly in a court hearing in which Stone got tripped up by his own story and apologies.
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A woman tripped at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2010, ripping "The Actor," a work by Picasso dating to 1904 or 1905.
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Mr. Miller's theatrical career began at Cambridge University, where he studied science but was also, as he put it, "tripped up" by comedy.
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California's economy is strong, but it could be tripped up by fallout from President Donald Trump's trade and immigration policies, according to economists.
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It's possible that field-of-view isn't what got Morningstar banned but the program allowing the change tripped up Valve's anti-cheat measures.
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The boundary's network of over 12,800 seismic sensors buried in the ground can be tripped by anything from tumbleweed to deer and rabbits.
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Over the weekend Scoggins tripped after having a kick caught, scrambled up and exposed his neck as he drove up into his opponent.
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Rockefeller Center in New York City, an Arkansas man accidentally tripped and fell on camera, even catching NBC reporter Jo Ling Kent off guard.
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Vardy was looking for a penalty kick and got one by ensuring that he tripped over the Spaniard's leg that was in his path.
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Once the traveler arrives in the area or lands at the airport, a geofence is tripped, triggering directions to enter the building and room.
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Haley may have tripped on a rug on the floor of the garage as she attempted to enter her house to call for assistance.
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The Beatles then tripped for the next three weeks and it led to the creation of the Magical Mystery Tour album and the movie.
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Sure, it sucks to feel like you're being tripped up just for the lolz, but interviewers sometimes have a reason behind their odd inquiries.
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"But seriously I tripped over my flip-flop," Dunham captioned the shot of herself looking pretty peeved and, well, flopped on a hospital bed.
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As the volunteers tripped out in the brain scanners with their eyes closed, the machines recorded the inner workings of their acid-addled brains.
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Indeed, previous presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle were tripped up for paying owners relatively low salaries while generating millions in income.
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Simultaneously, the refinery restarted the 112,000 bpd gasoline-producing residual catalytic cracking unit, which tripped out of production over the weekend, the sources said.
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The polychrome wooden sculpture of the archangel Saint Michael fragmented after the man, a Brazilian tourist, tripped and backed into the gallery's tall centerpiece.
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He tripped over himself trying to field a grounder in the outfield and his arm looked shakier even than what he flashed under center.
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In the waning seconds of Dukes 80-65 win over Florida State in Cameron Indoor, Grayson Allen clearly and intentionally tripped Xavier Rathan-Mayes.
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The session low of $25 marked a bottom for Brent since May 21.3631 and tripped the technical support of $46.69 held since June 27.
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It had tripped 3.52 percent lower on Wednesday as uncertainty over a biting recession and high inflation fed investor nervousness about elections in October.
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Von Molt ran toward the nearest exit but tripped, and people kept running on top of her in a rush to escape, she said.
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" Michael—a 20-year-old from Florida who's tripped "50-plus times"—says ego death comes on gradually: "You don't even realize it's happening.
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And he said he was "concerned" about a late foul call Durant had drawn, when it appeared that Green had been tripped into him.
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Nelson gained 48 when cornerback Captain Munnerlyn tripped and, one play later, Rodgers zinged a 20-yard, back-shoulder touchdown pass to Davante Adams.
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But the Riksbank is worried a global recovery could be tripped up by Brexit, slower growth in Europe and a more protectionist United States.
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"I tripped on my wedding dress and almost fell into the water while getting out, but my brothers caught me," said Ms. Pitman, 31.
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"She [was] easily tripped up by Bernie Sanders on foreign policy, on her record of failures," she added of the Democratic presidential primary debates.
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A Washington State Patrol trooper first spotted the Volkswagen Tiguan on I-90 in Ellensburg when it tripped his radar gun at 124 mph.
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Unlike his new boss, Mnuchin will have to produce his tax returns to win congressional approval, a step that has tripped up past nominees.
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But the software in the cars reportedly gets tripped up by certain safety issues, especially when there is no green arrow for left turns.
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The businessman was tripped up by controversies over abortion and his retweeting of an unflattering photo of Ted Cruz's wife Heidi, among other things.
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Warren was, at first, tripped up by the controversy surrounding her decision to publicize a DNA test meant to prove her Native American ancestry.
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As the police ordered protesters to leave an area near the Hong Kong Legislature, Ms. Li tripped on a barricade and lost her balance.
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Two weeks ago, for example, before the deadline to register for the May 12 elections, the prime minister tripped on an obvious land mine.
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Charges were later dropped, and the report said it was most likely that the man had tripped and accidentally stepped on the woman's foot.
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The Oscars red carpet got a little crowded this year: Margot Robbie and Timothée Chalamet practically tripped over each other while hitting their marks.
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Earl Davy, a local Negro photographer who might have been taken for a high school student, was tripped and kicked down on one knee.
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While he was being transported, O'Connor pulled his hand from one of the cuffs and ran away from an officer but tripped and fell.
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"Most interactive programs had modes, which always tripped me up," he wrote in a 2012 paper about the development of copy, cut and paste.
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"I had answered that question a hundred times before," he said, insisting he had simply tripped up amid repeated questions from the news media.
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Other candidates have been tripped up by past or new statements illustrating how France's overseas territories are only marginally discussed in regular political debate.
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Just ask the woman featured in our first Tripped Up column, who arrived, with three kids in tow, to a nonexistent hotel in Cartagena.
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The complexity of this part of the application process has frequently tripped up borrowers, keeping them from enrolling and remaining in income-based plans.
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When a Beta got her turn, an Alpha Karen, a disaster capitalist in pigtails, would stand waiting to replace her the moment she tripped.
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"A 75-year-old man tripped over an abandoned scooter in San Diego and shattered his knee," The Washington Post's Avi Selk has reported.
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Like other charismatic founders, such as Travis Kalanick, co-creator of Uber, a ride-hailing service, he tripped over his own billion-dollar ego.
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Several foreign companies have been tripped up by touching on certain topics that can provoke strong public reactions in China, including calls for boycotts.
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However, thanks to smart and persistent questioning, each one was tripped up on a few policy issues that matter to people of color, in particular.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said on iHeartRadio's The Bobby Bones Show.
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Bahrain led the USA 3-1 in stoppage time of the COTIF tournament when American Pierre Da Silva got tripped up by a Bahraini player.
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PEOPLE confirmed in April 2015 that Spelling tripped and fell backward onto a hot grill and ended up needing skin grafts on her right arm.
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"The defender stepped in and I tripped over his leg and the wall was, unfortunately, very close to the basket," Matt, now 30, tells PEOPLE.
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The President greeted each country's leader in their native language Friday morning, which prompted good-natured chuckles as he tripped over some of the words.
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On Thursday night, those lines tripped up Rubio and Cruz, whose difficult time onstage had everything to do with the fact that Trump wasn't there.
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Where the girl had been sitting (had she tripped over it?) was a bar of glinting gold metal, rimed with frost, stuck into the ice.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said on iHeartRadio's The Bobby Bones Show.
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The Venus flytrap, a plant that eats insects, will clamp its leaves shut only after trigger hairs are tripped two times within about 20 seconds.
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New Zealander Hamblin and D'Agostino from the U.S. both fell after being tripped during a heat of the women's 5000 metre race on Aug. 16.
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The next time you look back on your horoscope from a previous week or month, don't get tripped up thinking your astrologer missed the mark.
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His second run tripped him up, however, when a fall allowed Japan's Ayumu Hirano to pass him going into his final turn on the halfpipe.
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The former secretary of state is again tripped up by her ill-fated decision to use a private email server during her time in office.
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Hamblin, who is representing New Zealand in this summer's games, tripped on the packed track partly through the race, taking American D'Agostino down with her.
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In college, he went to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and road-tripped around the country to camp in various national parks with his roommate.
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The Senators got their first power play just three seconds into the second period when Matt Martin tripped Ryan off the period-opening face-off.
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It's only been a couple weeks of dates, and I've already been both swept off my feet and tripped up by some of the drama.
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It was just before Christmas in 2016 when Sara Conchieri tripped on her dog, fell down the stairs and was left paralyzed, according to WCAX.
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They're also not getting tripped up by the less affluent 300-500 "middle India" consumers who don't really use debit cards or trust digital payments.
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And dating apps' usage, in general, among this age group has roughly tripped from 10% in 2013 to 27% by 2016, according to Pew Research.
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She went to the running of the bulls in Barcelona and road-tripped to Pamplona with a college friend who had been living in Switzerland.
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Blues forward Tyler Bozak tripped Bruins forward Noel Acciari, who fell backwards and slammed his head on the ice, but the referees took no action.
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"The first unit in commercial operation at Kusile tripped this morning, sending the system into deficit," Andrew Etzinger, Eskom's acting head of generation, told Reuters.
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Dzung Tran says he was mini-golfing aboard the Carnival Splendor last summer when he tripped and fell over a loose border on the course.
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Sometimes the cause is obvious: Maybe you tripped over a crack in the sidewalk or got cocky and pushed your workout too hard too fast.
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President Donald Trump and the Republican Congress tripped up in their first major legislative effort together, a failed bill to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Sure, there were contributing factors, like interest rates and the debt limit, and algorithmic trading bits being tripped and falling over each other like dominos.
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At Naples, the teenager Erling Haaland put Salzburg ahead from the penalty spot in the 11th minute after Kalidou Koulibaly had tripped Hee-Chang Hwang.
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In the past, these so-called qualitative reviews have tripped up banks including Citigroup, which failed in 2014 even after demonstrating it had adequate capital.
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The naked dude tripped the security system on the way in, and after getting an alert there was "motion" in his house Madison called police.
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Remove scatter rugs and extension cords that can be tripped over, fragile ornaments that can inadvertently be broken and valuable items that can be misplaced.
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Workers should be free to go where their jobs take them without them or their employers getting tripped up by complicated and unclear tax rules.
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Some were arrested, tackled to the ground, as others scrambled and tripped over barricades and fences as police pointed guns at them and threw punches.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi all but tripped over each other last month crisscrossing the continent on personal goodwill visits.
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Prosecutors could have moved even faster Thursday if Manafort's defense team had not tripped up their plan with its own extensive questioning of the witnesses.
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Earlier, McGee told CNN that a brief electrical fire occurred after a "couple of transformers tripped offline" at 20th Avenue and 32nd Street in Astoria.
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Once, her husband broke a toe when he tripped on the carpet that they had finally installed in their house, after ten years of planning.
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A few months ago, I wanted to know how many Yellowstone visitors recently fell, slipped, tripped, or intentionally waded into the park's many hot springs.
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After the harrowing Hungarian crossing, and as the video of him being tripped was garnering global attention, Mohsen went on to Austria before reaching Munich.
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Duke suspended its star guard Grayson Allen indefinitely from the men's basketball team after he tripped an opponent for the third time in a year.
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On a recent Monday morning, a Bronx kindergartner was making a list of vocabulary words that tripped him up in a story he'd just read.
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Felix Salazar, who lived in another apartment in the building, sued Mr. Khan and his partners in 2013 after he tripped on an uneven floor.
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The bulk of the participants got tripped up, confusing the colors of the "right" square with the colors of the image intended to distract them.
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"This morning, Leader McConnell tripped at home on his outside patio and suffered a fractured shoulder," David Popp, McConnell's communications director, said in a statement.
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They had met on the street when Olivia tripped and fell, grateful for his care; but afterward he was in a fever to pursue her.
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It is not the first time court rulings have tripped up 5-Star, which is still Italy's most popular party, according to most opinion polls.
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Despite the success, the team has attracted negative attention because of its star player Grayson Allen, who has tripped opponents three times in a year.
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Garbers was injured when he was tripped up on a scramble by Sun Devils sophomore linebacker Darien Butler with 1:56 left in the half.
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"That's not been an easy task, and I give him credit for avoiding the landmines and potholes that have tripped up other investigations," Collins said.
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Razer places the up arrow in between the forward slash and the shift keys, and I tripped up on it about once every five minutes.
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As they reached the southern edge of town, someone tripped over a landmine, and the loud blast alerted a nearby Hezbollah checkpoint of their escape.
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The Moon clashes with messenger planet Mercury, which is currently retrograde in Aries, at 2:35 PM—don't get too tripped up about the past.
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They were digging up rocks in southern Brazil that date back to the early Triassic, when one of his students literally tripped over this fossil.
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Amy Schumer tripped up a handful of fans and friends after posting a photo of herself holding a newborn baby in her arms over the weekend.
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"He leaned over to see the necklace I was wearing, and that's when he tripped on the stonework, which is easy enough to do," she said.
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That would be the same GOP that Democrats tripped over themselves to give money to when an insured campaign office burned down in an apparent firebombing.
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According to Renew Economy, the battery was able to respond faster than a backup generator when a 560MW coal-fired unit tripped without warning last week.
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In an account Jamil shared about filming a segment with Olly Murs, she says she tripped and fell, then broke her tooth and got a concussion.
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"Somebody tripped, took out my legs and I went headfirst into the boards," said Kessel, who could not recall exactly where or when it took place.
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And luckily, the 25-year-old star only tripped and was able to catch herself before hitting the carpet — or falling victim to a wardrobe malfunction.
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Between the autofocus light, the sound the focus makes (see below) and the delay all mirrorless cameras have—you're destined to get tripped up on timing.
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The exact cause of the IMU's miscalculation was not disclosed, but if it was tripped by some kind of mechanical problem, that would be bad news.
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Swift once recalled the moment she knew the model-turned-actress was a true friend: when Swift tripped and fell, so Delevingne took a spill too.
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I took it to ATT and they tried to tell me it got wet but they couldn't see any indication that the water identifiers were tripped.
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He gave his name to it, but "Hawking radiation" surprised him as much as anyone; he claimed to have just tripped over it, to his annoyance.
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That's actually part of what tripped her up: Huff didn't think dependence could produce such disabling symptoms, and didn't see herself as at risk for addiction.
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The isn't the first fall for Helen at Cannes -- she tripped going up the stairs at a movie premiere in 2016 -- but hopefully it's her last.
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Referees looked away on Penguins forward Jake Guentzel getting tripped/kneed by Capitals defenseman Matt Niskanen as if Niskanen was Chazz Palminteri in A Bronx Tale.
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ACC, if you're not going to have the balls to actually punish him for obviously, and now repeatedly, tripping opponents, at least say he tripped them.
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Michael Amabile claims he was at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando last December waiting for "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Parade," when he tripped over a sidewalk.
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Creators who made "borderline content," such as prank videos that weren't against the new policy, could still find that their videos tripped up YouTube's automated system.
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He tripped Santa Ana with around four minutes left in the first half and did not see the court again until 16:29 in the second.
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He stole the puck from Namestnikov in the Senators' zone and raced in untouched for a breakaway before being tripped from behind by defenseman Mark Borowiecki.
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She's literally my best friend," but "I don't like being guilt- tripped.... Subtle ambiguity, a certain je ne sais pas quoi is so much more effective.
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Hachimura missed a shot at the other end, but Tennessee's Jordan Bone tripped over his own man and was called from traveling after getting the rebound.
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Still, VCs, LPs, and startups raising capital will need to navigate FIRRMA going forward to make sure they don't get tripped up by the new law.
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Almost immediately, commentators on the right tripped over one another to condemn Rapinoe's remarks equating patriotism and love of country with support for a partisan president.
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Should someone try to convince me that they were falling because they simply tripped on banana peels, I wouldn't be able to passionately argue against it.
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Steinway dealers have to convince their wealthier clientele that the instruments make good investments, avoiding the overly aggressive sales tactics that tripped up some early efforts.
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Similarly, and this tripped me up for a while, the "dash" clue at 44A is not there because the entry is a continuation from another clue.
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"The three of us road-tripped to Colotlán, a beautiful crafting town surrounded by mountains, where we met a few of the best piteadores," she says.
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On Wednesday, in his 5,000-meter heat, Farah tripped again when he collided with Hassan Mead of the United States with about 150 meters to go.
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He said he would lean toward a more moderate Democrat like Biden, but he questioned whether Biden would get tripped up in a contest against Trump.
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Some Sprig customers might be bitter about getting guilt-tripped into tipping, but at least the startup is being sweet to its on-demand food servers.
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This willingness to not give in to what listeners expect is admirable, and it results in a piece of music that's equally playful and tripped out.
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He didn't even need to do the latter himself — he just put an obstacle in front of Biden and just watched as Biden tripped over it.
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He appears to be acing the test until he is tripped up badly at the very end by a question that should have been a cinch.
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As the climax of their performance approached, Veronica accidentally-on-purpose tripped and fell, dramatically pounding her gloved hands on the ground in a silent tantrum.
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Not sure why but this was one of those puzzles where little answers tripped me up big time, and the big entries virtually filled in themselves.
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Five Russian nuclear scientists and two military officers died as a result of the explosion, and the accident tripped radiation meters in two cities, including Arkhangelsk.
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McClelland road tripped with 11 people from East Tennessee State University to join 202020 student activists, who had come to learn how to be better organizers.
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They showed no such skepticism toward Warren (D-Mass.) before she tripped over her universal health-care plan in October and slid in the public standing.
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After a scoreless third period, the Sharks went to a four-on-three man-advantage in overtime when Pittsburgh's Kris Letang tripped San Jose's Logan Couture.
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After a scoreless third period, the Sharks went to a four-on-three man advantage in overtime when Pittsburgh's Kris Letang tripped San Jose's Logan Couture.
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My father started crying when he heard my voice, and my mother and I tripped over each other in a rush to calm and comfort him.
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Australia suffered blackouts in 2016 after wind generators there tripped off unexpectedly during a major storm, according to Audrey Zibelman, CEO of Australian Energy Market Operator.
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He's been so kind to me through my career, but we were talking like we were on an even playing field and that tripped my wires.
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After a scoreless third period, the Sharks went to a four-on-three man advantage in overtime when Pittsburgh's Kris Letang tripped San Jose's Logan Couture.
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Trump can't simply repeal it himself, because it's written into law—Congress could repeal it, but they've tripped over themselves trying to do so thus far.
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Coinbase has stuck to their knitting around safety and security, and really ... They haven't tripped over themselves to launch a bunch of different types of currencies.
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Suárez's third goal was especially impressive, as he and Messi fooled everybody after Messi was tripped in the penalty area following a nifty dribble past a defender.
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" He believes that Zenrez has the right model and that the team "understands the nuances that have tripped up many from the outside like ClassPass and Groupon.
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He palled around with comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory, tripped acid with Timothy Leary, and commissioned Terry Southern to write a movie about Jim Morrison.
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At the end of Duke's previous home game last week, Allen tripped a Florida State player and was reprimanded by the Atlantic Coast Conference the following day.
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The misleading rhetoric around Section 702 tripped up Trump Thursday, as he appeared to contradict his own party's stance on the bill just hours before the vote.
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While most of the injuries were from riding the scooters, some pedestrians were injured when scooter riders crashed into them, and others tripped over scooters while walking.
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Marleau made his way to the front of the net and Gardiner's centering pass went off Marleau's skate as he was being tripped by Anaheim's Josh Manson.
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"I was knocked down accidentally, but he just walked over me, tripped over me, and hurt me physically, never asking me if I was okay," Petrini says.
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Trailing in the money race, tripped up by their own missteps and perceived by some as less electable, nonwhite candidates find themselves well back of the leaders.
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Davis was tripped up by a teammate on the second play from scrimmage and helped off the field before heading to the locker room on a cart.
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According to court records, police also claim Jordan tripped the children, stepped on their toes on purpose, and sprayed them in the face with a water hose.
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With Kasperi Kapanen off for high sticking early in the second, Marner was tripped on a short-handed breakaway by Jake DeBrusk to earn a penalty shot.
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The rogue drone somehow strayed from its intended course and tripped up a cyclist competing in the Golden State Race Series in Northern California over the weekend.
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Theresa May, who voted to remain and then became prime minister when her Brexiteer rivals tripped over their own shoelaces, is presumably formulating answers to these questions.
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A company that grew famous by overpromising the value of its data is no more, tripped up once and for all by a simple unwillingness to apologize.
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The pact's name has changed, to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), in case the original had tripped too lightly off the tongue.
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Hiram has tripped into the surprise other group of Gryphon & Gargoyles players at Riverdale High (the titular Midnight Club of Hermione, Fred & Co. are the primary group).
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Even I. Especially I. (Remember Piper's middle name is "Grace"; mine isn't.) Rock-running recently, I tripped over my own two feet and crashed & burned face-first.
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The Noble Liar can be tripped up by the truth, but the Trickster can always twist it into a misleading form that will work to his advantage.
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It ultimately came down to two decisions in the last three minutes after Philadelphia's Dale Weise and Andrew MacDonald held and tripped Mattias Ekholm at 17:53.
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Covered with a little dirt and some leaves, it'd probably pass for a rock, until someone tripped the hidden trigger and detonated the fragmentation device hidden inside.
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Energy and financials may have led the market higher Thursday, but they have "essentially round-tripped" since their initial postelection rally, noted strategist Tom Lee told CNBC.
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After Letang's goal, Pittsburgh had a chance for another goal when Scott Wilson received a penalty shot after Anaheim defenseman Clayton Stoner tripped him on a breakaway.
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I stumbled in through the right side of the door after flashing my ID to show I'm over 18 and immediately tripped over an overstuffed messenger bag.
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When this happens, you will finally start feeling a little less tongue-tied (Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius really tripped you up), instead feeling more confident and grounded.
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The tricky part about being Cadillac is that it's awfully easy to get tripped up in a 114-year-old history of glamour, glitz, and glorious fins.
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With good comfort, a nice design, and a quite distinct sound signature, the FXA7 are an intriguing pair of headphones, but they're tripped up by their price.
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Brazil doubled their lead two minutes before half-time from the penalty spot after Fabinho was adjudged to have been tripped in the box by Wil Trapp.
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Columbus did net a shorthanded goal with 22:23 remaining, After Boone Jenner tripped Greene, his teammates cut the deficit to 3-1 just 20 seconds later.
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Farah was accidentally tripped by his friend and training partner Galen Rupp on the 213.3th lap, but he sprang up and quickly returned to the lead pack.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said on iHeartRadio's The Bobby Bones Show last month.
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Chryst was tripped and fell in the end zone for a safety to open the second half, and Tagovailoa passed 41 yards to Ruggs two minutes later.
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Likewise, the seven deaths in one family, including women and children, in "execution-style" shootings in the rural Ohio town of Piketon have tripped initial media alarms.
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Once, he grabbed me after I tripped, lifted me onto my toes and held me there, by my arms, in a tight grip for a long time.
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Law enforcement told us the victim had told the group he couldn't swim and apparently tripped over something while everyone was gone and fell in the pool.
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Defenseman Brent Burns tripped a breaking Zack Smith, and the Ottawa center was awarded a penalty shot that he converted to tie the game at 24:216.
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But from Mark Zuckerberg on down, its executives have been comically tripped up by questions about misinformation and conspiracy theories on the platform, our tech columnist writes.
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I smacked my foot on a boulder on my second swim and tripped on a sandbag leading to the finish line, which triggered a vicious leg cramp.
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While not being able to filter himself through a character on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert initially tripped him up, it's now become a huge asset.
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A couple of weekends ago, I tripped across a 2010 book called "Competitive Authoritarianism: Hybrid Regimes After the Cold War," by Steven Levitsky and Lucan A. Way.
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"Minutes into the opening of the New York Stock Exchange on Monday, stocks had fallen so much, so quickly that they tripped the so-called "circuit breaker.
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Human ears tolerate low levels of extraneous noise on a phone line, but computers can get tripped up by the smallest hiss or pop, producing transmission errors.
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For safety reasons, the signal system is designed with a fail-safe that is tripped when there are fluctuations in power that are read as an anomaly.
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An aide said afterward that the president was "just an exhausted guy" and had tripped over the term, rather than rejected the language suggested by his aides.
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There was also a lovely subtle trick with word pairs in the northwest and the southeast that tripped me up; otherwise, this was a pretty smooth solve.
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Harrison Ford's Rick Deckard was one in a long line of LA shamuses tripped up by wealth and beauty, from Marlowe and Gittes to Rawlins and Bosch.
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Rare is the individual who hasn't tripped over a pet or uneven pavement, tumbled off a bike, slipped on ice or maybe wiped out skiing or skating.
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His last Times puzzle, back in August, was tongue twisters; today we have phrases that tripped me up in a subtler way but are still very fun.
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If Trump is in a position to win after Arizona, he could still be tripped up by Utah, where McMullin has remained a contender to the end.
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Well, Johnson shared some adorable details of how seriously the little girls took their role, revealing that in her excitement, Jasmine tripped while walking down the aisle.
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Steven Price stopped to look at something and tripped, and when his son tried to grab him, they both fell off the cliff, the witness told police.
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But in the summer of 43, at the age of twenty-two, he began to behave oddly, as if a wire had been tripped in his brain.
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She forgot to say her own, which, in turn, tripped up audience members, who fell back on expressions like "you guys" for fear of getting it wrong.
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Christopher Cadelago: Klobuchar was at her best when she challenged her more liberal opponents, something that has tripped up her and others in the first three debates.
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It's about documenting all of the cognitive biases that exist, taking all the stuff from behavioral economics to saying like where do people's minds get tripped up?
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But even devotees of the downbeat may be tripped up by the author's penchant for numbingly repetitive clauses that seem like syntactic declarations of war on readers.
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Too often, he turns his shoulders perpendicular to the play and starts lumbering toward the sideline, only to be tripped up by faster (read: every) defensive players.
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Weed stocks got so hot later in the month that six of those companies had their trading halted after a massive price surge tripped a circuit breaker.
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The camera on one of them, sent to clear a path for the Scorpion, was shut down by radiation; the Scorpion itself got tripped up by fallen debris.
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The star poked fun at a mishap he had while filming Baywatch, during which he tripped and fell while running alongside his castmates on a beach in Georgia.
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Popular is still straining to clean up its balance sheet after a real estate crash in 2008 which tripped up Spain's banks and caused steep losses for many.
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If you've ever built an epic Hot Wheels track through your house, much to the dismay of your perpetually tripped parents, this will be right up your alley.
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The boy yelled that time too, screamed really, screamed just these piercing, brain-scrambling sounds, as if the man had tripped an alarm and now he better run.
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After tying the game late in the first, Marner was tripped by Jake DeBrusk on a short-handed breakaway early in the second to earn a penalty shot.
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The Bruins had one last chance after David Pastrnak was tripped by Ryan McDonagh with 4:18 remaining in the third, but the Lightning killed off the penalty.
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"I find myself getting slightly tripped up because I am a feminist, and I'm not ashamed of it," she told TIME in April while discussing The Handmaid's Tale.
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Here's one of Fidelity's questions that tripped up nearly three-quarters of respondents: Roughly how much do many financial experts recommend people save by the time they retire?
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We've tripped along the way and constructed institutional double-blinds that have turned our backs on this Americanness, but these tenets are still remarkable — especially to non-Americans.
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He once retweeted a doctored video that showed him hitting a golf ball and knocking Hillary Clinton over as she tripped going up the stairs of a plane.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said during a recent interview with The Bobby Bones Show.
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Reckless people, like myself, who have tripped over MacBook chargers in the past with no consequences, had to be extra careful with Apple's newest and lightest laptop ever.
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The protection system on the WesternLink high-voltage power cable between Scotland and England tripped during tests, operator Prysmian said on Monday, raising fresh doubts about the infrastructure.
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The once-common stumbling blocks of teenhood never tripped up Bridget King's daughter, Caroline, now 21, and have yet to provide a challenge for her son, Jacob (17).
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Besides being easily tripped up by my "okays" and a couple of awkward pauses, the call was, actually, surprisingly smooth despite my best efforts to trip it up.
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But those who don't study history are doomed to repeat it, and complacency is still the only thing that's ever tripped up Team USA in the NBA era.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said during an interview with iHeartRadio's The Bobby Bones Show.
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Aniston explained it was because she always dropped plates, tripped and "was very clutzy," proving she was born to play the similarly inept Central Perk waitress Rachel Green.
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There, while working to restore an old and unsuccessful feature film about Ben-Gurion by Ms. Perlov's late father, David Perlov, they tripped across the silent film reels.
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Finland's Jimi Salonen, who tripped after landing the first jump, and Norway's Vinjar Slatten, who lost his ski, both fell but have another chance to qualify on Monday.
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He made a straightaway run from the center circle toward the penalty area on his own, but he's tripped up at the last minute with a nice tackle.
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Many of our solvers were tripped up by the term, which appeared for the fourth time in the New York Times Crossword in Tracy Gray's March 4 puzzle.
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And while it's certainly a memorable and lively-sounding word, it tripped up many crossword solvers when it appeared in the Thursday, July 12 puzzle by Joe DiPietro.
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Franchesca Cacciapuoti says she tripped over a rose bush that sprouted onto the walkway and suffered a badly bruised face, as well as a fractured nose and finger.
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In June, local media reported that a visitor to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art had tripped and brushed the surface of Andy Warhol's Triple Elvis painting.
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I got tripped up a few times — I think of an office newbie as a "hire," not a HIREE, and I learned something new about JUNEAU and ENGLAND.
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That must have tripped some security alert, because the store clerks said that they needed to verify his identify by calling the phone number listed on his account.
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When Mr. Polis was elected to the House, he and Mr. Reis — before kids, before dog — road-tripped to Washington through the American South, stopping in Amarillo, Tex.
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"There would be a Ph.D. running like crazy to shut it down, and perhaps that would be the day they tripped and rolled their ankle," Professor Finn said.
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I began at the very top center and solved in a clockwise pattern, more or less, getting tripped up at a few spots that had to be revisited.
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Dick Lugar in the 2628 elections and nominated Richard Mourdock, a staunch conservative in the Cruz model, who then got tripped up by the rape-related abortion question.
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Indeed, during New York Fashion Week shows on Sunday, they sometimes seemed to get so entangled in the many possible responses that they tripped over their own hemlines.
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" Lori Isenberg said she "jumped up and tried to get to him, but I tripped on the heater and banged my head and couldn't reach him in time.
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The Heisman Trophy winner turned Mets farmhand had a chance to be a hero in NY's spring training game Friday ... but instead, he tripped over his own shoes!!
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Times Insider In Tripped Up, Sarah Firshein, a seasoned travel writer, seeks solutions and restitution for readers' terrible trips — and tells you how to avoid the same fate.
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In Tripped Up, I will help Times readers get restitution for their thorniest travel misadventures while providing tips and takeaways that steer onlookers away from the same fate.
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In Tripped Up, our columnist Sarah Firshein helps The Times's readers resolve their thorniest real-life travel disasters, one terrible, no good, very bad experience at a time.
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"He's now just admitted, and he tripped himself up, he's just admitted that in fact Michael Cohen's represented him in connection with the Stormy Daniels situation," he added.
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But YouTube is now wading into the complex web of broadcast television, which has tripped up other technology companies seeking to break the grip of pay TV providers.
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But those votes — and many of the other obstacles that ultimately tripped-up the attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act — did not come out of thin air.
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Their 109-95 victory over the Pistons amounted to a momentary stumbling block — a rare win that tripped up the Knicks in their pursuit of better lottery odds.
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So important is Saudi Aramco&aposs listing to global stock markets, that major financial centres practically tripped over one another to get a slice of the Aramco pie.
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Even if a sensor is not tripped, the compilation of intake information from across cities can, in a very low-tech way, tell us something horrible just happened.
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DETROIT — Nathan Chen was skating up to collect his medal — gold, of course — when he tripped on the small carpet in front of the podium and nearly fell.
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"I went to turn to leave and I tripped over a chair, the chair hit the wall and a snow globe fell from a half shelf," he added.
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Rick and Morty have starred in Adult Swim interstitials, murdered the Simpsons , wished viewers a happy Thanksgiving, tripped balls, and inadvertently taken over an international fast food chain.
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Now she says children should have access to lawyers and not be held in family prisons, but she was tripped up again by her "send a message" line. Mrs.
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Choi tripped up at No. 12, a 474-yard par 4 with a green as small as Riviera's heart — and a left pin placement on Sunday that was diabolical.
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Trading in individual weed companies has been so brisk in Canada that it even paused trading for certain stocks last week, after double-digit increases tripped a circuit breaker.
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There are lots of theories about why the GOP dropped the ball (like Trump getting tripped up on the details) but this one may be the wackiest -- testosterone. 3.
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The match got off to an explosive start when Ronaldo beat Nacho on the left of the box with a stepover, was tripped and emphatically converted the penalty himself.
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It will be the first time the tariff mechanism has been tripped for beef imports since August 2000, when it was triggered for chilled beef, the farm ministry said.
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The caller started asking about what Lisa Vanderpump thinks of Kennedy's behavior in recent interviews on the show but tripped over her words near the end of her question.
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This as tech sector tripped, market instability intensified ** Price-weighted FANG composite still off ~12 pct from its Mar peak, but yet to break its 3+ year support line
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Meanwhile, Tortoise's teleoperation center will be based in Mexico City, where remote operators will monitor the scooters and step in when they invariably get tripped up by an obstacle.
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During their hike, Metro says his wife tripped and fell face first onto a rock, breaking her nose and sustaining other injuries, including to her left hand and leg.
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Trump figures to do well in next week's contests on the Eastern seaboard, but could be tripped up or held in later contests in states like Montana and Oregon.
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It's not a big deal, but I'm so used to the concept of a fingerprint sensor button also being the power button that I got tripped up a little.
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Clinton arrived almost an hour late in the "Scooby" van in which she road tripped around the country at the launch of her campaign more than a year ago.
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Troll journalImage: AmazonIf I had a child and I blindly tripped over this journal in the middle of the night, I would immediately hurl it into the nearest fireplace.
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New information indicates that what tripped up the pilots of these ill-fated flights was not a lack of airmanship, but a new system Boeing installed on the Max.
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Police said Martha Williams and her twin sister Jean Haley were both found unresponsive Saturday morning outside a Rhode Island home after they both appeared to have tripped overnight.
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But where it gets tripped up is in the fact that seemingly everybody in its universe cares only about what the Underwoods are up to at any given moment.
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She almost tripped on the train of her gown, exposing her nude briefs, but quickly covered up before the wind got the best of the train on her dress.
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An Oregon track and field star is not expected to lose his sight after a "freak accident" Friday in which he tripped and stabbed his eye on a javelin.
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Okay, okay — so technically the Kardashians only road tripped as far as Palm Springs, and they only took a day out of their very busy schedules to do so.
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The Minnesota Wild have been tripped up by several missteps of late, but recent encounters with the Carolina Hurricanes have allowed the club to get back on its feet.
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Against the Thunder in the conference finals, Green kicked Steven Adams in the groin in Game 3, drawing a flagrant-2 foul, and tripped Enes Kanter in Game 4.
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Though Trump has begun pulling away from the pack, his remaining rivals are refusing to drop out, in the event Trump gets tripped up and can't close the deal.
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A transmission line had tripped due to high humidity, K-Electric said on social network Twitter, adding that the load shedding would persist for two to three weeks more.
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It is a reflection of big-dollar investors chasing too few ideas and getting tripped up when things turn poorly for a company they have set big markers on.
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In September 2015, as Mohsen tried to run across the Hungarian border while holding his son in his arms, he was tripped by a camerawoman reporting from the scene.
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IONA was the entry that tripped up many solvers in the Wednesday, July 4 puzzle by Freddie Cheng, so let's take a closer look and get to know it.
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He was also bothered by an ankle sprain he sustained in late February when he tripped on a sprinkler head in the outfield at the Mets' spring training complex.
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There was a scholarly element in a lot of the clues that tripped me up today, as well as some that were noteworthy in their humor and/or originality.
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So when we road-tripped to Brazil last summer for what was supposed to be a cheap family vacation, we paid the whopping $160 per person for the visa.
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It was the latest case in which wealthy businesspeople whom Mr. Trump has favored for government jobs have been tripped up by the demands of avoiding conflicts of interest.
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"How many times have you watched a football game and the play breaks down because somebody tripped or there's more resistance than you thought on the line?" he said.
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While out for a walk with his family in Las Cruces, N.M., in November, Jude had been running to hide from his younger brothers when he tripped and fell.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - The first hole on the Torrey Pines South Course tripped up Tiger Woods once again on Friday in the second round at the Farmers Insurance Open.
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The game kicked off and Clarkson successfully identified Justin Timberlake, Chris Hemsworth, Drake, Jennifer Lopez and Miley Cyrus in rapid-fire succession — until one familiar face tripped her up.
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The base station uses a built-in cell connection to alert the SimpliSafe dispatch center if a motion sensor is tripped, which also sets off a 95-decibel alarm.
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Former Verge reporters, video directors, producers, and audio engineers Billy Disney, Adrianne Jeffries, Regina Dellea, and John Lagomarsino chat about weird stuff they've tripped over and how they researched.
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He tripped up on exactly the sort of question that's disoriented his campaign: Would he comply with a subpoena if Senate Republicans demanded he testify at the president's trial?
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"His dad went to look at something, tripped and his son went to grab him and they both fell," the witness told the dispatcher, according to The Hartford Courant.
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According to the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, the reason for the halt was because the stocks had tripped circuit breakers put in place for sudden price swings.
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She tripped and fell in the 10K on the second day, and during the final day's marathon developed tingling and numbness that required a trip to the medical tent.
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There's a class-action lawsuit in California accusing both Bird and Lime of "gross negligence" after people either tripped over scooters, crashed them, or were crashed into by them.
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You can't get tripped up and distracted by what everyone else is doing because your career path may look different from the person's to the right or left of you.
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But really I think the President was trying to do two hard things at one time today and it might have been what&aposs tripped up some of the communications.
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But I'll also say this, that I think part of where I got tripped up early on is that, I really wasn't listening to the quiet voice inside of me.
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Earlier on Thursday, China's stock markets were suspended for the day less than half an hour after the open as the mechanism was tripped for the second time this week.
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I tried to weave around them carefully, holding my breath when I took crouched steps, but wasn't looking at my feet and I tripped, falling to the moss-covered ground.
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There was a twist on Saturday, however, as he tripped and fell early in the race when he tangled with his American training partner Galen Rupp with 16 laps remaining.
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She said she was then pulled into a conference call with another Team 10 staffer, where she said she felt she was "guilt-tripped" to remain quiet about it all.
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"By accident, I tripped on my dress and fell into Tatum O'Neal, who won an Oscar that year for 'Paper Moon,'" Dern said in a 2014 interview with Vanity Fair.
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When Walcott thumped a shot past Manuel Neuer from a tight angle and had a penalty appeal turned down after appearing to be tripped by Xabi Alonso, Bayern were rattled.
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Apple has reportedly figured out how to integrate an optical Touch ID sensor directly into the iPhone 8's display, clearing the one hurdle that tripped up Samsung's Galaxy S8.
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Clinton was grilled and while she did an excellent job on the substance, she has since tripped on her own hubris -- and it may have just cost her the election.
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She's tough, smart, driven, crazily accomplished, deeply protective of her people, and occasionally tripped up by her tendency towards secrecy (and a public easily swayed by shiny, loud-mouthed charlatans).
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It basically connects to a console via Bluetooth or USB, and is triggered by a high frequency sound that gets tripped whenever you push the "fart" button on your controller.
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Wrong ... according to the fan who says she was on her way backstage when she tripped over a chain that was left unsecured, and on the floor of a tunnel.
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Safety Duke Ihenacho admitted after the game that he might have kind of, sort of tripped Ravens tight end Crockett Gilmore on purpose to avoid giving up the first down.
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Westbrook didn't get the foul call, but Draymond was close enough to his leg that he stepped on his foot and tripped as his momentum carried him through the play.
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But he excitedly tripped over his own syllables as he talked about his three new shows, each of which uses classic pop songs as inspiration, raw material and organizing theme.
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I knew I had run into my first destination when I almost tripped over a giant, extremely ornery-looking fiberglass man holding what looked like two corn dogs on sticks.
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But VCs might have tripped themselves up by often participating in "ICO pre-sales" that include pricing discounts, thus making it hard to argue their primary interest is non-financial.
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Roughly an hour before, lightning strikes on a Consolidated Edison substation along the Hudson River tripped two circuit breakers, triggering a "cascading effect" that plunged Gotham into its darkest night.
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White Sox On June 4, the White Sox were two games out of first place, and acted quickly to address the pitching problems that had not yet tripped them up.
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In October, not long after his 89th birthday, he tripped in the kitchen, hit the door jamb and fell with such force it shattered his bones and knocked him out.
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She made her debut at the Met in 2013 in Rossini's "Comte Ory," filling in for the soprano who had become ill, and tripped when she was exiting the stage.
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But they may get tripped up on rules that look not just their own workforces but those of affiliated companies, which may include other startups with the same venture backers.
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They also provide insights on sleep patterns, keep track of activity level, and — move over Apple Watch — will set off an alarm if it detects that you've tripped and fallen.
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"As someone who's done a lot of these movies, there's repeat offenses, whether it's like, 'Oops, I tripped and fell,' or like, 'He spilled hot chocolate on me,'" She said.
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The legendary Austrian racer Franz Klammer has called this maneuver, the one that first tripped up Maple and nearly split Stemmle in half, "the most difficult turn" in downhill racing.
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SS Jose Iglesias was out of the lineup Thursday after he tripped making a throw and took a sliding knee to the jaw on the final play of Wednesday's loss.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish bullfighter died on Saturday after he tripped in the ring and was gored in the chest by the bull in southwestern France, according to media reports.
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Fringer, whose has also coached a number of clubs including Greek side PAOK, said he was hit in the face and tripped over the camera when he tried to escape.
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Third baseman Kris Bryant gathered the ball, then tripped, but his throw stayed true to Rizzo, lifting the heaviest burden in sports for a patient and passionate group of fans.
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Further, American filers who lived overseas, invested some of their money, and then returned to the U.S. are also likely to get tripped up on reporting requirements around tax time.
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Each of those connections creates a potential grid vulnerability that could be exploited deliberately by a foreign agent or tripped unintentionally by a U.S. citizen at work or at home.
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In his cross-examination of prosecution witnesses, Mr. O'Donnell has sought to cast Mr. Wills as a rookie politician tripped up by arcane campaign finance laws and shoddy record-keeping.
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Sundqvist knocked the net off its pegs, but it was ruled that Schenn had shot the puck in before a defender had tripped Sundqvist into the side of the net.
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Instead, he was tripped up by a plant from a right-wing organization, Ad Kan, which says it aims to "expose the true face" of what it terms anti-Israeli organizations.
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OVERDRAFT PRACTICES GUT BANK ACCOUNTS | Millions of Americans are being tripped up by overdraft practices that remain largely untouched by financial regulation, Michael Corkery and Jessica Silver-Greenberg report in DealBook.
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I actually found the first half of the movie a little hard to get into initially because I was tripped up by all the ways the details felt implausible to me.
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San Jose left winger Matt Nieto tripped Nashville center Colin Wilson deep in the offensive zone at 2:45 and the Predators embarked on their second power play of the game.
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"As part of that training, we ran tests on the Michigan state party campaign's internal security measures which tripped an external alarm," the group's co-executive director, Alicia Rockmore, told Gizmodo.
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The epitome of Silicon Valley hubris, Zuckerberg so richly deserves to be forever clowned on for the utter gracelessness with which he tripped and continues to trip over his own dick.
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Saturday's GOP presidential debate, hosted by ABC News, almost immediately (and literally) tripped over itself, when candidates Ben Carson and Donald Trump failed to walk on stage in the proper order.
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And it's tripped them up now, as they are best-case scenario going to have the contentious confirmation of a historically unpopular Supreme Court nominee as their main achievement of 2018.
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While the Trump administration has shown optimism about striking an agreement and ending a potentially devastating trade conflict between the world's two largest economies, final sticking points have tripped up talks.
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Colombian pollsters say the other factor that might have tripped them up was the triumphant signing ceremony held by the government on September 26, the Monday before the referendum was held.
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Instead of running in blindly, I peppered the area with shock traps before starting the encounter that tripped up the larger machine and gave me time to eliminate the smaller Watchers.
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The robots can be bot-napped, signal jammed, ridden, tripped, rolled into feces or chewing gum, stolen, or pranked and disrupted in any number of creative ways that humans can invent.
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At age six, on his way home from a Chinese restaurant, he tripped on the sidewalk and broke his chopsticks and his fortune cookie, and wrote Mayor John Lindsay to complain.
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" I've had cigarette smoke deliberately blown into my face, been spat at, tripped up, lunged at, and received heckles, cat-calls and honks: "You look like a paedophile in those leggings!
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It's a yellow box that looks like a cheese Lego, it lasts three months on a charge, and there's an app that's supposed to notify you when the trap is tripped.
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Since phone batteries die and cellular service varies depending on where you are, a push notification is generally a poor method of triaging when your home security system has been tripped.
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We ate praline bacon and beignets in colorful New Orleans, hiked picturesque state parks in Colorado, road-tripped to Savannah, went sightseeing in D.C., and strolled for hours around St. Augustine.
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It all went down during the Giro d'Italia race in Italy on Saturday ... when a spectator who was running alongside riders tripped up and accidentally knocked into Miguel Ángel López's bike.
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Each safety is a sort of fuse that gets tripped if a trigger-happy T cell is programmed to target the wrong antigen, such as ones found on normal body cells.
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Steelers 163, Chargers 213 James Conner scored one touchdown on the ground and another through the air as visiting Pittsburgh (2111-210) tripped up Los Angeles (215-118) in Carson, Calif.
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And when they were asked about it in non-Latino contexts, they stumbled — like when (in Sharry's words) "Hillary got tripped up by Tim Russert on driver's licenses" for unauthorized immigrants.
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Hazard loses control of the ball and Leo has a bead on it this time, but then his dad just straight-up tripped him, before turning his back on him forever.
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She and sister, Kim Kardashian West, headed to San Diego for their great grandmother Mary Jo Shannon's store opening and birthday dinner—and road-tripped like real foodies are supposed to.
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As near as I can tell, some of that legroom comes from thin front seats; they seemed comfortable enough to me, though you never know until you've road-tripped in them.
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On the other, the team's inevitable-seeming ascension to the top of the NBA's Eastern Conference could be tripped up by some questionable front office moves made in the recent past.
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It's readouts of printed text were a bit awkward — but accurate — but it scanned nearly every barcode with ease (a jar of powdered peanut butter tripped it up for some reason).
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Standing in the middle of a utility command center, he flinched as a cyberattack tripped the breakers in all seven of the grid's low voltage substations, plunging the system into darkness.
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The Man Who Does Nothing trips me at a critical moment, triggering the game's special "Hey, I was tripped!" stumbling animation, but the AI referee decides not to call a penalty.
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During the time it spent in Capricorn, mixed messages, commuting, and delays tripped you up the most, but in Sagittarius, the drama will be all about your finances and your belongings.
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The camera itself shoots 720p video and features a microphone, temperature sensor, and an adjustable LED lamp that can easily illuminate an entire room when the camera's motion sensor is tripped.
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Cops also spoke with Tarver -- who acknowledged an altercation with Aziya but denied punching him -- instead he says the guy busted his lip when he "tripped and fell" during the tussle.
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An increase would be the first time in 14 years the mechanism has been tripped, and would come as U.S. President Donald Trump tries to expand the American exports to Japan.
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As his reminiscences of Senate business in the sepia-toned (but decidedly white) past tripped up his early campaign efforts, Biden has tried, gingerly to grudgingly, to walk his comments back.
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It was mostly accurate in differentiating people in my house, but it was also tripped up into thinking I had an intruder by a mylar balloon floating around my living room.
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Mr. Boizot later began importing Peroni Nastro Azzurro beer and wine from the Frescobaldi family, whom he had met at a beach when he accidentally tripped over one of their children.
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When runner Jim Ryun tripped and fell in a qualifying race during the 1972 Munich Olympics, he appealed to the officials to reinstate him so he could run in the finals.
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Thinkers since ancient Greece, if not before, have found themselves obsessed with the true nature of the senses; even modern philosophers get tripped up discussing qualia, the irreducible stuff of consciousness.
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Instead, Adolis Garcia, a pinch-runner, tripped as he came around third base and then was tagged out at home despite Erik Kratz seemingly not seeing him coming for a moment.
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I'm sure that people will get tripped up by some of the little guys today: I had "lox" for EEL (and am still aghast at its cluing) and "top" for SAT.
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The increase will be the first time the tariff mechanism has been tripped for beef imports since it was last triggered for chilled beef in August 2323, the farm ministry said.
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I think we took Tom Araya with us and went out to Joshua Tree for four or five days, and just kinda tripped out in the desert until things calmed down.
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Osmun and McNeill had been hiking a trail known as the Subway for about three hours when McNeill tripped and fell into quicksand that was submerged in water, according to ABC News.
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There are reports that Vance allegedly told investigators that a passenger's luggage or a part of a passenger's harness tripped the fuel-control cutoff valve, which then caused the engine to die.
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On the game's second shift, Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin tripped Florida's Aaron Ekblad, and the Panthers cashed in on the power play for a 1-0 lead at 1:45 of the first.
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If an alarm is tripped at a fence or gate, for example, a drone will launch itself automatically from the Nest to provide a close-up view of the potential incursion point.
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I don't remember what happened—I must have tripped on something—but I woke up two hours later, lying in my basement with a broken collarbone and bleeding from a head wound.
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It generally plays out something like this: It's true, of course, that smartwatches got tripped up in that third bit for quite a while, especially before the Apple Watch came to market.
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Rarely do they maintain extraordinarily high intensities for very long, instead getting tripped up by internal cycles or conditions external to them, such as cool ocean temperatures or strong upper level winds.
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