The commandos' plans went awry, and the intelligence proved flawed.
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That plan went awry and Barros was appointed to Osorno.
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However, things quickly went awry with Thimo and George's deal.
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But something went awry a few minutes into the journey.
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What is clear, though, is that the mystery mission went awry.
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Then, a Twitter meme campaign by the Cosby team went awry.
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Another reckons the EU went awry when it stopped being "boring".
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His first attempt went awry, and he rolled onto the mat.
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He conceded that if something went awry, it could be disastrous.
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The plan went awry when Johnson became pregnant in the fall.
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However, things went awry when a sudden thunderstorm interrupted the showing.
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Need advice about a best-laid travel plan that went awry?
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Things went awry when Dolby received a frantic message from Dickens.
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They might retain payroll checks or bank deposits that went awry.
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It was the 2008 campaign where it all went awry. Yeah.
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He conceded that if something went awry, it could be "life-threatening."
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The newlyweds revealed that one key element of their ceremony went awry.
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The clip is supposed to be fun, but tonally, it went awry.
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"This was a narcotics warrant that went awry almost immediately," Ross said.
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In today's puzzle, "Gone badly?" does not mean that something went awry.
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Something went awry in the process of the quarantining on that ship.
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But others were reminded of another festival that went awry: FYRE Festival.
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Things, as they do, quickly went awry, but fortunately, no one was hurt.
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But something went awry with Venmo's convenient, near-immediate money transfers this week.
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This has been inevitable ever since Blake's edit went awry two episodes ago.
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But it all went awry for his heavily leveraged empire during the recession.
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But like the best-laid plans of many second graders, hers went awry.
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Faith and hope were especially needed when tricks went awry, as his did.
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Hinkie's departure has already inspired deep discussions about where his rebuild went awry.
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A White House event honoring Navajo veterans of World War II went awry.
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But as it descended, something went awry about a mile above the surface.
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But the systems they wanted to test weren't what went awry — the balloon was.
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There's no indication that the procedure for handling these kinds of complaints went awry.
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But when the athlete attempted to give her boo a peck — something went awry.
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Banks' profits and capital positions were thus, in effect, overstated until loans went awry.
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At least they could've deleted the footage of this one if anything went awry.
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Ethiopian Flight 302 took off like any other flight, but things quickly went awry.
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A crew member "sustained a minor injury" after an explosion on the set went awry.
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But the tactic went awry two weeks ago, when PG&E's computer system crashed twice.
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The opening day for Cedar Point's new roller coaster briefly went awry over the weekend.
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One such meeting with Page almost went awry, and taught Scott a key leadership lesson.
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More dubious readings presented Hitlerism as an experiment that modernized Germany and then went awry.
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"The biggest thing that went awry was just their strategy on cost-control," Miller said.
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It was shortly before the end of this treatment that my brain really went awry.
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Ironic, really, considering that's exactly what they were doing for Jussie before things went awry.
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The three refused because the children could have been killed if the exchange went awry.
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They finally did after a superb chance for Wood in the goal mouth went awry.
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However, when he tried to show how shatterproof the "armored" glass was, things went awry.
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In a Wednesday radio interview, Northam discussed the matter, and that's where things went awry.
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Whatever Jalilov's methods, all five sources said one thing was clear: the bomber's plan went awry.
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Ever worked yourself into a tizzy because your perfectly planned schedule went awry by 15 minutes?
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It appears their immaculate production went awry last night at a show in London's O2 Arena.
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Lee County was not the only place where man-made defenses against major hurricanes went awry.
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SpaceX insists it did everything right during a highly classified government satellite launch that went awry.
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Reports in the Israeli news media generally described it as an intelligence mission that went awry.
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On Tuesday, the network declined to explain the exact nature of how its procedures went awry.
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What remains unclear is where the vetting process — between Schwab, McGlashan, and the IRS — went awry.
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Write about your worst gift-giving — or receiving — stories, and reflect on why they went awry.
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We're told they asked YG for his driver's license and registration ... and that's when things went awry.
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Things went awry when Rogers began hitting Gonzalez, whom he accused of taking money from his wallet.
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That plan went awry in late April and created much more of a hardship for the Pirates.
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We're focusing instead on a show that went awry at the Tamarack Lounge in Ellenville, New York.
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People close to the matter said that strategy went awry because Trump Jr. released misleading press statements.
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Though, this feature recently went awry when a Nest apparently mistook a t-shirt for an intruder.
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In moving to take Mr. Hapilon, the government underestimated the militants' strength, and the raid went awry.
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"The guy right behind me switched seats to the aisle in case things went awry," Dickey said.
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Some startups seem to have grabbed hold of the concept only because their original business plans went awry.
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The usually unflappable Swiss made a rare show of frustration, berating himself loudly as his backhand went awry.
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Things quickly went awry however, as Efron rolled and his costars looked behind them at their fallen comrade.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro opened up about what exactly went awry during their November 2017 nuptials.
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If things went awry, bankers would frequently extend repayment periods indefinitely, if only to preserve their own blushes.
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In a series of tweets on February 7, Grande explained what went awry between her and the Grammys.
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For years Fisher managed her illness with medication and electroconvulsive therapy, but on the ship, things went awry.
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Truex ran strong enough in the past year to grab several checkered flags, but something always went awry.
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"My ma doesn't want to do it, so…" But, as it so often does, things went awry — fast.
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Things finally went awry for what had been a charmlessly efficient Minnesota Vikings offense on Sunday in Philadelphia.
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But when it came time to get pre-approved for a loan, our best laid plans went awry.
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I asked Lefteris Karapetsas again what would actually happen if something went awry and the hard fork fails.
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A training exercise involving 650 United States Army paratroopers went awry Wednesday night, leaving at least 23 injured.
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The plot, which Ukraine attributed to Moscow, went awry after Ms. Okuyeva pulled a gun on the attacker.
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That earlier brunch at Wainstein's house went awry thanks to Frankel's candid (even insulting) reactions to Wainstein's home renovations.
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We broke the story ... Arnold had to have the emergency operation after a scheduled valve replacement repair went awry.
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Firemen in the state of Washington rescued three small animals from an apartment after a cooking session went awry.
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But something went awry and the explosives shot into the crowd, landed in the grass, and caught on fire.
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The night went awry as soon as they got back to Mr. Giuca's seven-bedroom home on Stratford Road.
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This came less than a year after she survived slipping into a coma after a liposuction procedure went awry.
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Notably, his early attempts to use words to steer the expectations of financial markets, households and businesses went awry.
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A secret US mission to rescue the hostages went awry when two helicopters collided while refueling, killing eight troops.
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The two are instead being accused of ordering Khashoggi's forced return in an operation the Saudis allege went awry.
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President Trump&aposs meeting with House Republicans to discuss immigration legislation briefly went awry Tuesday after the president mocked Rep.
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After that deal went awry, the charity's staff in CAR did not appear to shy away from involvement with weapons.
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The couple's wedding plans apparently went awry when the woman's water broke — and the chaplain was nowhere to be found.
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"If you listen carefully, you can hear Kaley say from the floor, 'It all went awry,'" EP Steve Molaro said.
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But things went awry for Mr Cruz after the New York primary on April 19th, which Mr Trump won handsomely.
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Things went awry when Deutsche Bank asserted in late 2008 that part of the construction loan was due and payable.
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But the company's plans went awry after an expensive and embarrassing intellectual property lawsuit over its self-driving-car tech.
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But taking responsibility for approving the plan is not the same thing as being the reason the plan went awry.
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According to the Saudi version of events, Khashoggi's death was an accident, a result of a discussion that went awry.
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One such highway shipment went awry last week, however, when a tractor-trailer loaded with bees crashed northeast of Sacramento.
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Of course, a trained safety operator sat behind the wheel the whole time, ready to take over if anything went awry.
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Presumably, Samsung realized it isn't a good look to partner with a knock-off brand, but maybe something else went awry.
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Timothy and Emily were destined to birth the Antichrist 2.0, just in case anything went awry with Michael Langdon (Cody Fern).
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Criss Angel says he doesn't remember the moment his dangerous straitjacket stunt went awry at his Las Vegas show Mindfreak Live!
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Back in 2008, one of Copperfield's employees was hospitalized when a trick went awry onstage at the MGM Grand's Hollywood Theatre.
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Others are content that patients could still adopt, or that they're no more childless than before their reproductive plans went awry.
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Unfortunately, things quickly went awry when Malone opted to take a 10-minute parasailing ride, her brother Brendan Malone tells PEOPLE.
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Nine months in, two warring camps continue to offer seemingly irreconcilable versions of what went awry and how to fix it.
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Much of a high school student's body was left scarred from third-degree burns when an experiment went awry in 2014.
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Is it possible that Jughead really is dead, and his plan went awry when Donna stepped in to mess with Betty?
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Tesla now sells a "bulletproof" t-shirt, referencing the viral moment when the company&aposs Cybertruck reveal went awry in November.
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There were a lot of numerous executives there from all the companies, and I think they understand something bad went awry.
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Geyer, a onetime Australian Idol finalist, proposed to his longtime girlfriend in New York this weekend — after his initial plan went awry.
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A man was arrested for faking his own kidnapping after his alleged scheme to defraud a Super Bowl betting pool went awry.
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When the Irish's perimeter shooting went awry, she essentially put her head down and drove determinedly past McCowan from the high post.
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Grayston released two videos and an extensive statement Tuesday in an attempt to explain how things went awry and apologize to backers.
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Carla has officially broken things off with Polo after their throuple game with new, working class student Christian (Miguel Herrán) went awry.
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In January, two Chinese men died after being trapped in a Shaanxi tomb site, after their attempt to rob it went awry.
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She said for one dinner date, she wore "the shortest skirt" as she was "really trying to impress," when things went awry.
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I feel all of those things even though I went to sleep about an hour before their award went awry last night.
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Voter registration laws vary from state to state, and the Bikers were concerned about getting a "black eye" if anything went awry.
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After Zuccarello's pass went awry out of the Lightning zone, Lundqvist retrieved the puck and sent it up the ice to Zibanejad.
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What was supposed to be a live broadcast of "Rent" went awry when the lead actor injured his foot in dress rehearsal.
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After a routine ultrasound, Rachel described that her physical exam went awry — and she had to have Chris reenact it in the car.
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Grande made headlines when a recent tattoo of hers went awry, spelling "Japanese BBQ grill" instead of "7 Rings," as Grande had planned.
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Al-Qunun, 18, became an international cause célèbre earlier this month when she took to social media after her transoceanic journey went awry.
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A human "safety driver" always sat in the front seat of an autonomous vehicle, ready to take over if an experiment went awry.
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But Salvini's plans went awry when Conte decided to step aside, frustrating Salvini's power play and bringing down the government with his resignation.
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It was unclear if there was ever a plan to kill him, or if something went awry at the consulate the official said.
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But where Mr. Armani went awry was in the many tight hobble skirts, which trapped the models' legs and prevented a free stride.
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Several fire trucks and ambulances were on site for the landing in case anything went awry, but fortunately the plane touched down safely.
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A big party held last week in Hong Kong went awry, after visitors complained of sunburn-like symptoms and irritated eyes the next day.
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Italian officials are investigating the pair's role in the stabbing of a police officer near their hotel following a drug deal that went awry.
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Churchill considered herself a counterpart and adviser to her husband, stepping in to assist in engaging the public or when political affairs went awry.
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When their programming went awry in the first season, they started remembering their treatment by the visiting humans and rose up against their creators.
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Multiple US attempts to negotiate their release went awry as different branches of the US government disagreed on the best way to do it.
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"In my mind, if you're going to write a love song it's usually about some sort of trial, something that went awry," he says.
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The 5-foot-9-inch Bosnian -- ranked as high as 23rd last year -- raced to a 4-153 lead as Federer's forehand went awry.
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A receptionist, Soukkida Senonghiem, said that while foreign investment was generally good for Laos, it was ordinary people who suffered when projects went awry.
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Falcao runs onto a ball from James Rodriguez behind the Polish defense, but his backheeled pass went awry and Poland escapes another dangerous moment.
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A robot fail usually sends shockwaves throughout the internet, but a Boston Dynamics demo that went awry last month is just now getting a reaction.
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The pharmaceutical company also raised fears that the drug could lead to a botched execution, citing cases that apparently went awry elsewhere around the country.
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But in this book, her second (the first was "Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes"), something went awry, which is puzzling and also disappointing.
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But the American people also have a sense that we all do that things went awry in 2016 and we need to know what happened.
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But things went awry between the two — they had a falling-out that ended in a lawsuit, with Deripaska claiming Manafort cheated him of millions.
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In a statement released on Saturday, Fyre Festival's organizers explained how the high-end concert — which cost participants thousands of dollars to attend — went awry.
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It was a talent that had come to his rescue in the past, buoying him when his intricate deals went awry and his fortunes collapsed.
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If you want to know what went awry with the book, read our deep dive here into the complicated backstory of "The Winds of Winter."
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Even with 20-point leads, when a pass went awry or a rebound slipped through fingers, hands were clapped in frustration or raised in apology.
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The drug has been used for executions that mostly drew little outrage, but it was also part of a handful of executions that went awry.
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Stories about American artillery barrages that devastated villages or search-and-destroy operations that went awry were common, he insisted, while enemy atrocities went unreported.
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After a yearlong investigation, Austrian officials alleged that Kadyrov had ordered Israilov to be abducted; he was shot when the operation went awry, they said.
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But the plan went awry, causing former Jarden CEO Martin Franklin to recruit an activist fund to try and oust Polk and Newell's entire board.
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But the plan went awry on Monday, when Laurent's parents terminated his studies at the university over a dispute about the boy's possible graduation date.
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Sources have told CNN that the kingdom was preparing a report to acknowledge that Khashoggi died at the consulate in an interrogation that went awry.
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The three were all convicted of the murder, with prosecutors contending that they had killed Ms. Kercher after a drug-fueled sex game went awry.
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At a time when we're enraptured with reexamining events to look at how media portrayals and commonly accepted narratives went awry, hers is an ideal story.
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But the ECB's decision in mid-2011 to hike rates pre-emptively went awry, fanning the currency bloc's festering debt crisis, and won't be easily forgotten.
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What if, instead, we imagine that we're living in a world in which the investment already went awry, and we write a story explaining what happened?
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Something seriously went awry with the handshake between Verizon and Apple early this morning and created a major headache for eager (and cranky) pre-order customers.
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That signals a return to his original succession plan, which went awry in 2005 when Lachlan abruptly left the family business after sparring with Mr. Ailes.
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"I was trying to get a script to work, but something went awry and his colors started to flip out at high speed," ShockSlayer tells me.
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The timing went awry, said the sources, who had direct knowledge of the events but declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the subject.
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Elon Musk has attempted to save face on Twitter after a demonstration meant to show off the toughness of Tesla&aposs new Cybertruck pickup went awry.
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Distinguished by its futuristic, jagged contours and tough, armored glass, it gained extra publicity last week when a demo meant to showcase its strength went awry.
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In her suit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Doe admits the two had an ongoing consensual sexual relationship, but says things went awry in Nov.
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To the casual observer of politics, the details of what went awry for the Trump campaign in Colorado Springs might seem like an irrelevant debate over minutia.
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But the plans immediately went awry in a vast, messy and violent exchange of populations that left at least 1m dead and 15m uprooted from their homes.
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But something went awry -- as captured on video by USA Today's Sam Amick -- and it culminated in Oakley essentially challenging security to step up ... or shut up.
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Decades after her three-hour tour went awry, Tina Louise, who famously played Ginger on Gilligan's Island, stepped out in Los Angeles looking as youthful as ever.
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People thought Gregg and Bella had reunited when he started popping up all over her Instagram this summer after her Cannes charade with Scott Disick went awry.
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The company has struggled to increase its business in the world's most populous country since an acquisition of local chocolatier Shanghai Golden Monkey in 2014 went awry.
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Though one college-age resident appears to have gotten caught up in Internet chat that went awry, others confess to acts against children that are stomach-turning.
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The letter-reading tradition went awry after Frank visited the White House, and a photograph of Trump yelling at the child as he mowed became a meme .
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He was referencing Jesse Gelsinger, a healthy 18-year-old who died in 1999 when a gene therapy trial for which he'd volunteered at UPenn went awry.
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Our plan quickly went awry when a group of older teens wearing balaclavas stopped us and made it clear that we would be giving them our valuables.
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At first glance, Melania Trump's Republican convention speech on Monday was a pretty ordinary candidate's spouse address, but subsequent readings suggest a whole lot went awry here.
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When Jimmy Carter sent special operators to rescue the hostages in Iran, the raid went awry far short of its objective, with eight dead Americans left behind.
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Sources have told CNN that the kingdom was preparing a report to acknowledge that Khashoggi died at the consulate in Istanbul in an interrogation that went awry.
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On Wednesday morning, Seattle news anchor Kaci Aitchison was in the middle of a seemingly innocent game of Google AI's new game, "Quick, Draw!" when things went awry.
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" "He said that he was sorry that he made the call, that was a joke that went awry," she explained, adding, "It shows he's a liar right now.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly sent a 15-member team to bring Khashoggi back to the country after his self-imposed exile to the United States, but negotiations went awry.
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On Saturday, an American bombing run meant to hit Islamic State militants went awry, instead killing 60 people whom Damascus and its Russian allies identified as Syrian soldiers.
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The source provided details which contradict the exculpatory "rogue killers" theory being floated by President Donald Trump and the Saudi government which posits an interrogation that went awry.
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But something went awry this week: The cost of taking out a loan in the repo market shot sharply higher starting on Monday, which caught people off guard.
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An Israeli nonprofit sent a small robotic spacecraft named Beresheet to the moon, but its landing attempt in April went awry in a manner similar to Chandrayaan-2.
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Saudi Arabia said the crush happened because pilgrims went the wrong way down a one-way passage but has never provided a detailed explanation of what went awry.
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PEOPLE Now recently caught up with the Dancing with the Stars pro ahead of the season 25, and he opened up about what exactly went awry during their Nov.
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo. – An 18-year-old who put his suburban Kansas City high school for sale on Craigslist has been banned from graduation after the senior prank went awry.
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Taylor Swift released a second video for her single "Delicate" Thursday night, only something went awry — the video arrived on Spotify Friday morning, almost a full hour past midnight.
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The metro area's public transit system, TriMet, had service problems because of the heat and computer glitches caused by a system upgrade that went awry, CNN affiliate KATU reported.
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"Hedwig," a rock musical about an East German singer whose sex-reassignment surgery went awry, features a book by John Cameron Mitchell and music and lyrics by Stephen Trask.
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But Warren went a step further, offering a grand unified theory for how things went awry in modern American democracy and framing her entire agenda around a single issue.
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Things went awry when Edwards walked the next two batters so out went Edwards and in came the Cubs' closer, Wade Davis, to pitch to center fielder Michael Taylor.
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However, things went awry when the assistant threw the solid baseball-sized ball at the driver's side window and completely cracked the glass from one edge to the other.
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I don't think we can blame individuals for not having a good experience, or point to them "not letting go," or "surrendering" as the only thing that went awry.
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The singer had CBS censors hard at work on Sunday after her tribute to George Michael went awry, prompting her to swear and ask for a restart while on stage.
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Everyone involved stood to make an obscene amount of cash from another GGG-Canelo in May of this year, but it all went awry when Alvarez failed a drug test.
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But in February, Jones' second public attempt to reach drivers went awry when drivers began flooding Jones' Facebook page with angry comments and complaints during a question and answer session.
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In March, police found 400 kg (880 lb) of hashish, worth an estimated 000 million euros ($3.4 million), floating just off the Sicilian coast after a drop-off went awry.
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The metro area's public transit system, TriMet, is having service problems because of the heat and computer glitches caused by a system upgrade that went awry, CNN affiliate KATU reported.
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A charity football game between the New York Police Department and the New York Fire Department went awry when the two teams brawled in Brooklyn on Sunday, according to reports.
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But in February, Jones's second public attempt to reach drivers went awry when drivers began flooding Jones's Facebook page with angry comments and complaints during a question-and-answer session.
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In the first season, Marty (Jason Bateman) and Wendy (Laura Linney) moved their family from Chicago to Osage Beach after Marty's money-laundering operation for a Mexican cartel went awry.
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While at CBS, Attkisson garnered acclaim for investigative reporting on Operation Fast and Furious, an Obama-era program meant to crack down on illegal arms trafficking but which went awry.
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In 1881, legend has it that the Ellen Austin, a ship sailing from Liverpool to New York, encountered a "ghost ship" in the Bermuda Triangle — and things quickly went awry.
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Brandon Crawford led off the inning with a shot off the foot of Rockies starter Jon Gray, whose late throw to first base went awry, allowing Crawford to reach second.
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The women took refuge in a Catholic church, but their protest quickly went awry when the government cut off its power and water and surrounded the building with police officers.
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The inaugural flight of Boeing's CST-25 Starliner went awry Friday morning when the spacecraft failed to achieve its correct orbit, cancelling its planned trip to the International Space Station.
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The police reportedly also suspected the two brothers of involvement in that robbery, which went awry after the robbers opened fire on police officers, but they were never formally charged.
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When Fyre Festival went awry, it wasn't just rich millennials, a bunch of mostly white trust fund kids (and less wealthy ones), who got stiffed by one of their own.
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Aroldis Chapman (53-1) picked up the win after his bid for his 16th straight save went awry following an error by shortstop Didi Gregorius with two outs in the ninth.
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In a report from December 2015, scientists hypothesized that the tests went awry because the sensor that tells the spacecraft how fast it's rotating failed, sending it spinning out of control.
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One of his first breaks came when a director demanded a perilous stunt—a tumbling leap from a high balcony—without a wire to catch the stuntman if it went awry.
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Any time any of those go badly—the virus doesn't grow and vaccine supplies are short, or the prediction went awry and protection is low—the vaccine takes a reputational hit.
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Her understanding of why 2015 went awry seems to be surface-level — as if addressing every criticism we've had of her will help usher in her comeback a little more smoothly.
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Fewer people were vaccinated for the virus last year as trust in immunization programs eroded after a dengue vaccine program went awry and put some people at heightened risk for disease.
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What happened next could be the subject of a children's story book: the 5-year-old from Australia took Harriet on a summer trip to Buckingham Palace when things went awry.
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Aroldis Chapman (203-215) picked up the win after his bid for his 212th straight save went awry following an error by shortstop Didi Gregorius with two outs in the ninth.
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Two American teenagers were detained in Rome on Saturday as Italian officials investigate their roles in the stabbing of a police officer near their hotel following a drug deal that went awry.
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When Carol's planned holiday performance almost went awry due to a lost voice, Cindy told Santa that all she wanted for Christmas was for her mom to be able to sing again.
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In a project personally overseen by William (both the Jimmi Simpson and Ed Harris variations), Delos was trying to use the host technology to achieve human immortality, but something always went awry.
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The big day went awry as the city suffered a massive power outage for several hours, but the "Press" hitmaker and her Migos rapper husband, 27, made the most of it anyway.
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When things went awry, Rucker pulled off a bit of culinary magic and transformed the funky remnants of the crème brûlée into a magnificent parfait that he calls Tropical Cookies and Cream.
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It seems that this was the house where Angelica performed an experiment on Raoul — an experiment that went awry, based on his vegetable-like state in the memories Riley and Will witness.
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The last time things went awry in Afghanistan and the Taliban gave shelter to al Qaeda, it led to 9/11, and we are still mopping up the consequences of that now.
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A display of human skill and courage went awry on Saturday during a college football match when a Navy parachuter missed the field and crashed right into the side of the stands.
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She secured the gun in her thong, and her fiancé, Kenneth Ruiz, released on bail in a robbery case that day, hid in the bathroom to intervene if the situation went awry.
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Read more: Striking maps show how race keeps kids from climbing the economic ladder across the USBut Crucet's talk quickly went awry when she opened up the floor to a Q&A session.
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Five years ago, when the former student, Alonzo Yanes, was a sophomore at Beacon High School, a competitive public school in Manhattan, he was engulfed in flames after a chemistry experiment went awry.
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But once again things went awry, in a way few had anticipated, and because of an issue thought to be the least contentious: the status of the border dividing Ireland from Northern Ireland.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics, which installed new leadership over the last year after a sexual abuse scandal involving hundreds of young athletes, is facing another possible overhaul after a hiring decision went awry this week.
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When the teacher poured a flammable substance into a bowl of nitrate, the experiment went awry and caused an explosion, engulfing him in flames and landing him in the hospital for five months.
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It went awry shortly after Starliner was launched into space on Friday and it failed to put itself on the correct path in orbit, forcing Boeing to end the mission a week early.
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Turkish officials say they have evidence that Khashoggi was killed, and CNN's sources say Saudi Arabia is preparing a report contending that the Washington Post columnist died in an interrogation that went awry.
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WASHINGTON — When a North Korean missile test went awry on Sunday, blowing up seconds after liftoff, there were immediate suspicions that a United States program to sabotage the test flights had struck again.
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Investigators now say Brandel had set up a game of Super Bowl squares with a $50,000 payout, but was unable to make payments to other players after a scheme to defraud them went awry.
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Perhaps something went awry at the post office and her application for Antiques Roadshow got mixed up, she accidentally ended up in the villa and was too polite to say anything to the producers.
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But things suddenly went awry for him when back-to-back double faults put the set back on service before another error set up a break for the Frenchman to win the third set.
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A Philadelphia couple burned a bunch of their party guests when fireworks went awry, and last year new Nebraska parents apparently didn't realize that setting off explosives in the suburbs was extremely illegal, and stupid.
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But when the mortar fired to open the parachute compartment, everything went awry: The Technora suspension lines didn't even get a chance to straighten before the parachute was cut to smithereens by the environmental forces.
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As we conduct literal postmortems on acts of terrorism and elections that went awry, we're able to see many of the messages that people post on various social networks and track their spread and popularity.
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The US seems to possess similar technology; a test that went awry near a Navy base in San Diego in 2007 knocked out GPS signals to cell phone network operators for at least two hours.
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However, the YouTube challenge went awry in Washington state in January 2016 when a 14-year-old boy, with his hands and feet taped, fell, crushing his eye socket and causing bleeding in his brain.
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Both Bush and Barack Obama sought to get off on the right foot with the Russian leader -- but found that clashing US and Russian national interests soon ensured that their best laid plans went awry.
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The political crisis began with a covert Israeli intelligence operation in Gaza on Sunday that went awry and spiraled into the fiercest round of fighting since the last Gaza war in the summer of 2014.
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Several top executives and board members at U.S.A. Rugby, the national governing body, left in recent years as their plans to bolster the sport, including the organization of this Rugby World Cup Sevens, went awry.
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The Cybertruck is Tesla&aposs first foray into the pickup-truck market, and it has generated significant hype, not least because a demo meant to showcase the vehicle&aposs strength went awry earlier this month.
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While in L.A. for the show's season 14 auditions, Deeley dined at the popular downtown Italian eatery, but something went awry (she has yet to disclose what exactly happened) and the social media vent sesh ensued.
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The group was discovered by the SEALS and two British cave diving experts on Monday, having been incommunicado since June 23, when a post-practice outing went awry, prompting the high-profile search and rescue effort.
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A former U.S. official said he could imagine a circumstance under which the Cubans were experimenting with a new technology that somehow went awry but also dismissed the idea of them intentionally trying to harm Americans.
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"The US government is making all of the major investment banks make a settlement for their involvement in the securitizations that went awry," John Coffee, a law professor at Columbia University who studies securities, tells me.
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Plans to bring the craft down in a controlled manner, landing any debris that didn't burn up in the South Pacific's so-called spacecraft graveyard, went awry after the craft "ceased functioning" and scientists lost control.
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The moment of night at the 2017 Academy Awards was a blunder for the ages – and photos from the Best Picture chaos show even the Oscars accountants behind those winner envelopes couldn't believe it went awry.
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Mr. Cabeza de Baca's ancestry is Spanish, Mexican, Apache, Zuni; his lineage goes back to Alvár Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca, the 16th-century conquistador who wandered for years in the Southwest after his mission went awry.
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It's a return to life for the area, which was commonly known as "the wharf" for decades before the nation's first federal urban renewal effort here went awry, erasing a neighborhood and its once-thriving riverside.
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The Boeing team made the decision fairly quickly after the mission went awry to bring the spacecraft back to a safe landing within two days, said Jim Chilton, the senior vice president of Boeing's space division.
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Trump last week hinted that he partly blames China for how summit preparations went awry, saying President Xi Jinping might be "influencing" Kim after the North Korean leader made two visits to China in quick succession.
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In Dorne, Prince Doran Martell had a secret plan to ally with Daenerys Targaryen against the Lannisters, and sent his son Quentyn to propose marriage to her — but his plan went awry when Quentyn died in Meereen.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have not spoken in nearly two weeks, since a phone call between the two men went awry and left the two men screaming at each other.
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A test to determine how Reactor No. 4 would operate after losing power went awry, and a sudden increase in power levels triggered an explosion that spewed radiation into the air, and set the nuclear reactor ablaze.
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Steven Sinofsky, a former Microsoft executive that previously served as president of the company's Windows division, said on Twitter that he felt for Musk after the demo went awry, adding that he thought the Cybertruck was "amazing."
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There have been differing reports as to whose choice this was, but the Sixers shifted quickly to replace Butler with Al Horford, while Butler opted for warmer pastures in South Beach, later suggesting that something went awry.
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Jo Hyun-il was mid-broadcast about the NBA when something in his nasal passages went awry: A pretty crazy scene, as Hyun-il recognized something was going wrong at first, but then just kept going with it.
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The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (Japan's NASA-equivalent organization) launched the first asteroid sample return mission back in 2003, but things went awry once the spacecraft reached the asteroid and a large sample was unable to be collected.
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In interviews after the Wells Fargo scandal erupted, executives from other banks told Reuters they believed Wells went awry by measuring employee performance through sales and product numbers in its retail operation, rather than using customer service metrics.
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The fighting began hours after Palestinians and Israelis buried combatants who were killed on Sunday night, after an Israeli intelligence mission inside the Gaza Strip went awry when a team of covert operatives was challenged by Hamas fighters.
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Until now, Facebook had been accustomed to carefully choreographic negotiations with the government where it acknowledges that something went awry, it refuses to accept guilt, it writes a big check, and is free to commit its next misdeed.
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The Washington Post report also said the intelligence suggesting Saudi Arabia planned to detain Khashoggi in the country has led to speculation among officials and analysts that his disappearance in Istanbul was perhaps a substitute plan that went awry.
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Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava, the two women who claim to have been lost at sea for five months after things went awry during their sailing trip to Tahiti, are now facing questions about the veracity of their story.
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The attack horrified America, which until then had seen terror touch its shores only occasionally as a hijacking went awry; while the US had weathered the 1983 bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut, attacks almost never targeted civilians.
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We welcome new mothers with fond recollections of our own once-new motherhood: how dumb we were, how shit went awry every day, and how it never really got easier but slowly, without quite realizing it, we built muscle.
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In the ambulance, Michael confessed he had tried to rob an older man who was buffing his car, and things went awry when the man lunged for the gun, got it, and then shot the teenager in self-defense.
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Although the store's campaign went awry, Paul Foulkes-Arellano, a member of an antiplastic pollution campaign group, A Plastic Planet, explained that the backfire was actually a "great piece of anti-plastic P.R." because it caught the public's attention.
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But Mr. Slager abruptly dropped the defense that he had offered since Mr. Scott's death in April 2015: that he had feared for his life after a traffic stop that went awry and a struggle over a Taser device.
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Audiences were surprised over the emotional proposal Patrick did during the couple's hike that quickly went awry after a branch went straight through Patrick's shoe and David was forced to carry his boyfriend to the top of the mountain.
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But as Miranda points out, their experiment "went awry" (to say the least): Carrie has a panic attack and breaks out into a rash when Miranda can't unbutton the thousands of buttons holding up Carrie's cream-puff-type gown quickly enough.
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An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against King for throwing the ball at a Denver player allowed the Broncos to take over at the 15, but the Broncos could make little headway and settled for the field-goal try that went awry.
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The "Press" rapper and husband Offset threw their daughter Kulture Kiari a rainbow-themed event on Saturday to mark her first birthday, though the big day went awry as New York City suffered a massive power outage for several hours.
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The band ultimately dissolved in a mess of violence, drug abuse and bitter recrimination when their second continental jaunt went awry, cut off at the knees when the label organizing their European tour discovered they'd signed with a stateside competitor.
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A hunt in Pocatello, Idaho, went awry in March when an M-44 device, designed to propel a cyanide capsule into a coyote's mouth, instead sprayed cyanide onto a 14-year-old boy, injuring him and killing his family's dog.
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At this point, SpaceX's ability to recover its Falcon 9 boosters is pretty reliable — it has succeeded in 48 of 56 landing attempts overall, and the last time a Falcon 9 landing attempt went awry was in December of 2018.
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But their plan went awry amid pushback from progressives and members of the black caucus, who noted that Ms. Omar herself was recently the target of anti-Muslim bigotry in West Virginia, where a poster linked her to the Sept.
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An alleged Saudi plot to cover up the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi went awry after a suspected Khashoggi "body double" wore the wrong shoes, a diplomat familiar with the matter told The Washington Post, according to an article published Monday.
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RIDERS REMOVED FROM SIX FLAGS AMERICA ROLLER COASTER AFTER RIDE STALLED ON TRACKS The couple alleges they followed instructions of the ride operators while boarding the water ride, but things went awry when their raft reached the top of the ride's incline.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A producer of Australian current affairs program "60 Minutes" has been sacked after a bid to snatch two children off a busy Beirut street went awry, landing a mother and a television crew in prison, the broadcaster said on Friday.
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At a hospital press conference after Eller was found, her mother, Julia, explained that what had been intended as a three-mile hike in the Makawao Forest Reserve went awry after Eller laid down for a nap part way through her journey.
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A social media campaign celebrating the launch of Adidas' new gear for the Arsenal soccer team in London went awry Monday, with the retailer's U.K. Twitter account sending out anti-Semitic messages and other inappropriate slurs to its more than 800,000 followers.
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Designed to give Europe independent heavy-transport capability and sold to a group of NATO nations at a fixed cost that turned out to be too optimistic, the plane has been plagued by difficulties since its engine development went awry in 2008.
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Months of preparation went into the first presidential debate, which will be watched by millions of people, but members of the audience arrived on Monday night to find at least one major detail that went awry: the spelling of Hillary Clinton's name. Mrs.
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As I sit here in my home office surrounded by shopping bags and Amazon boxes, not quite sure of what's here and fairly confident that I haven't actually bought gifts for everyone on my list, I wonder how it all went awry.
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This is the story of how promising earlier efforts to bring the family back went awry — and of why Caitlan Coleman, Joshua Boyle, and their two children remain stuck in Afghanistan in the hands of captors who have threatened to kill them all.
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It baffled even the most senior Cuba experts, who wondered whether a rogue element of Cuban intelligence intent on ending President Barack Obama's reconciliation efforts had pulled off an unauthorized caper, or, more likely, whether a new kind of eavesdropping technology went awry.
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The plot went awry because Ms. Okuyeva was also armed, and the details of the attack and its aftermath are now shedding light on Kiev's role as a testing ground for what Ukrainian officials say are hybrid war activities by Russia, including assassinations.
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WATCH: 'Vanderpump' Star Jax Taylor Admits He's Seeing A Life Coach After Cheating On Girlfriend I know my plan to ambush Jax with a surprise visit from Brittany's mom and sister went awry, but hear me out: I just want Brittany to be happy!
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And while I hope that my kids and I never end up in any place near this, I do know that I love them enough that if things went awry, I know that it would be more explosive than anything else in my life.
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Things went awry at some point in the third period, so you know those fans had itchy teddy trigger fingers, when Steelers forward Jonas Westerling came in with a tight maneuver to slide the puck past the goalie and raised his arms in celebration.
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These changes are on top of a court crackdown that also limits investors seeking appraisals by setting the price paid by the acquirer as the amount to be awarded in an appraisal proceeding unless it can be shown that the sale process went awry.
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Created by the screenwriter Justin Marks, "Counterpart" imagines a situation in which an East German science project went awry in 1987 and created a parallel world connected to our own, like a conjoined twin, through a passage in the basement of a Berlin office building.
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But the kicker to Geldsetzer's examination is that US respondents went awry when estimating the potential impact of the disease: More than half said they thought COVID-19 would kill less than 500 people in the US and UK by the end of 2020.
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And worries like those elicited by deepfake videos have already started to emerge: According to Darling, one company's demo went awry after a performer couple who'd agreed to be scanned were horrified to discover that their digital avatars could be paired off with anyone.
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But his plans went awry and turned into a chaotic, hour-long back-and-forth with jeering workers when far-right leader Marine Le Pen got there first and promised to keep the plant open — giving hope to the 300 employees whose jobs are under threat.
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In an exclusive sneak peek of Scandal's winter finale on Thursday, Kerry Washington's character stops at nothing to find Quinn Perkins (Katie Lowes) as the head of QPA is still missing, days after her scheduled wedding to Charlie (George Newbern) went awry due to her disappearance.
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"The conversation sort of went awry because she brought up things that had happened in the past and that's not what I was there for," Parks first explained of her meeting with Burruss, where the two spoke about digs Parks had made about Burruss' husband Todd Tucker.
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In a new motion for reconsideration, Palin's lawyers at Bajo Cuva Cohen Turkel and Golenbock Eiseman Assor Bell & Peskoe suggest that Judge Rakoff's usual process went awry, leading the judge to speculate – and reach speculative conclusions – about what Palin might have asserted in an amended complaint.
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Airbnb rental that went awry Earlier this year, Suh, who was then a UCLA law student, told CNN affiliate KTLA that she had reserved the Airbnb rental in Big Bear on February 17, and had clarified with the host that she could bring two extra friends.
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The shooting, they said, had been ordered by a man associated with a Mexican drug cartel who suspected his cousin had betrayed him and who ordered the cousin killed in an operation that went awry because Ortiz and the target were sitting together and wore similar outfits.
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He will have two weeks to get to England and get up to speed on where things are, where they went awry from the studio's point of view, and come up with a plan to complete it — if not on time, then with minimal extension to the schedule.
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Since his third interview with police, he has maintained that his $000,225 deal to buy 25 pounds of weed from Samson—an exchange that people on all sides of the case say was unusually large for both men—went awry when two unknown people broke into the house.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Kimi Raikkonen's hopes of a strong result in the Chinese Grand Prix appeared dashed after Ferrari compromised his race to help Sebastian Vettel, but in the end the Italian team had to count on the Finn to salvage a podium in a contest that went awry.
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In an interview with Vulture last year, he raised eyebrows when he said the #MeToo movement "has got to be a scary time for men"; when he moderated an October gubernatorial debate in Pennsylvania it went awry thanks to his long, rambling asides and weird jokes about the Catholic Church.
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After the first attempt to pop the question went awry — the athlete didn't see that his love had written "Will You Marry Me?" on the pit board, forcing her to try again at the next race — he almost ran his competitors off the track in an attempt to get over to Pink.
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I was living in a rural village in Takeo Province in the south of Cambodia, the last remaining member of a defunct NGO that went awry when the founder was unexpectedly called back to US. Given the friendly nature of Cambodians (and being the village novelty), wedding invites started to flock in.
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I'll admit that the CGI mélange of fur, fingers, breasts and tails is a bit much to take in at first, and if I hadn't known it was a musical, I might have wondered if I was looking at Dr. Moreau's leftovers or the sole survivors of some gene-splicing that went awry.
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Phillip and Patricia Frost, whose wealth comes mainly from pharmaceuticals and whose names already adorn buildings at the University of Miami and Florida International University, initially gave $35 million toward the science museum and converted a loan guarantee for $10 million to a gift in 2015 when the project's finances went awry.
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Lucas Duda hit a solo homer in the sixth and the next batter, Reyes, also rounded the bases in one fell swoop, doubling to center field and scoring after errors by center fielder Dexter Fowler, who misplayed the ball, and Sierra, whose throw into the infield went awry toward the Cardinals dugout.
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Then the floodgates opened: And though the entire controversy has been set off primarily by Trump's lack of empathy, manners, and common sense rather than anything on the policy front, it's drawing more attention to the underlying event — a military mission in Africa that few Americans were aware of where something apparently went awry.
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Brookings's Ron Haskins, who helped draft the welfare reform legislation as a House committee staffer and is still a defender of it, nonetheless concedes that the block grant went awry, and it makes him wary of plans like House Speaker Paul Ryan's to block grant food stamps, Medicaid, and the rest of the federal safety net as well.
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There is no such thing as TMI in the KarJenner vocabulary, whether it was the time Kim called a random girl Scott hid in their Dubai hotel a "whore and tramp" to her face or when Kourtney gave Khloé an at-home bikini wax (which went awry) before her then-husband Lamar Odom came for a visit in Miami.
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In the summer, the stars were bright and, as her mom told it, "everything was going to be O.K." Emma might never have gone back to the lake herself except that her summer plans went awry, and with her dad and his new wife heading off to their honeymoon in Greece, she needed somewhere to stay.
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ET, FSN Ohio (Cleveland), FSN New Orleans ABOUT THE CAVALIERS (30-12): Cleveland was focused postgame on one play that went awry at the end of the contest on Saturday, a pass from LeBron James to Kyrie Irving in the corner that instead sailed out of bounds when Tristan Thompson missed the screen that was supposed to free Irving.
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North Carolina's Chazz Surratt intercepted a trick-play pass at the 1-yard line with 233 seconds remaining to thwart visiting Duke's final drive in a 20-17 victory on Saturday at Chapel Hill, N.C. Duke drove 92 yards before a first-and-goal play went awry when running back Deon Jackson's pass was picked off by Surratt, a linebacker.
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There have been cock-ups: a pro-EU round-robin from leaders of FTSE-100 companies was signed by only 36; a letter from military bigwigs saying the EU mattered for national security went awry when one signatory said he had not seen it; the ousting of the pro-Brexit boss of the British Chambers of Commerce was blamed on Downing Street.
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Last Friday, former Australian diplomat Anthony Bubalo in The New Republic explored the possibility that this was an abduction that went awry and noted that it still sent a message of intimidation to the Saudi diaspora: Arresting a critic or forcibly returning them home sends a clear message to others, including any rivals in the royal family, that no dissent will be tolerated.
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My husband and I had drawn up some menus (more on those later) of meals we could pry out of the pantry and freezer in a pinch rather than order up delivery on nights when our plans went awry, or when we plain didn't feel like (please feel free to read that in a very toddler voice) eating the leftovers we had counted on.
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The Justice Department's legal complaint describes how Ms. Haslett-Rudiano's attempt to perform a routine winnowing of the Brooklyn voter rolls went awry: Starting in late 1173 or early 2014, it says, staff members scrubbed the office's voter database for people who had not voted since 2008, neglecting to check whether the voters had died or moved away, as is required by federal law.
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Family members who attended the audiences with Australian High Commissioner Patricia Forsythe said they appreciated the gesture but left dissatisfied with the Australians' unwillingness to provide detailed answers to questions about the unusual decision to take in so-called refugees held in the U.S. for nearly a decade and a half after a criminal prosecution of the two men and a third Rwandan went awry.
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As historian James Mohr, who authored a book on the 1899 outbreak of the bubonic plague in Honolulu, Hawaii, wrote recently for Oxford University Press's blog: Since the early victims were Chinese, ugly cries arose for the destruction of all Asian neighborhoods on the pretext that they seemed to be breeding grounds for plague; blaming victims and increased hostility toward minorities had been hallmarks of health-related panics since ancient times Local officials did resist the mob mentality, but their good intentions still went awry.
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Boeing's launch of a new spaceship for NASA went awry, and the vehicle no longer has enough fuel to reach the International Space StationUber and Lyft say they'll no longer serve the Phoenix airport after the city voted to raise fees by $1.34A powerful UN agency is quietly considering allowing companies into a 145-year-old international mailing pact — and it could give Amazon, UPS, FedEx, and a slew of e-retailers unprecedented shipping powerA 17-year-old girl was arrested after allegedly stealing a $2 million plane and driving it into an airport building in California
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