" - Leo, 35 "My roommate had a boyfriend. Whoops.
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She was so busy with Blake she just — whoops!
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Whoops, looks like that didn't work out as they planned.
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Whoops. I'm slightly buzzed, but really don't care too much.
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Charlemagne recommends Mr Muddle, Mr Daydream and Little Miss Whoops.
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I didn't turn out the lights until nearly 3. Whoops.
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Oh, and I also missed the deadline to apply. Whoops.
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Even an ordinary person with $4 billion — whoops, $10 billion.
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Whoops — Chris Christie just shoved Newt out of the spotlight.
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"Those are all people on our list," he said. Whoops.
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Oh, I guess by technically being a war criminal. Whoops.
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Bits Facebook had a message for advertisers on Wednesday: Whoops.
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There were loud whoops heard as Fox projected that Rep.
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But, uh, a bunch of rats ate you anyway. Whoops.
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The sounds mingle with the shrieks and whoops of riders.
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In fact, it was launched to support sentencing reforms. Whoops.
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The room erupted in gasps and whoops, and Benioff beamed.
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"Whoops, they just turned off the lights," Mr. Trump joked.
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"I heard the whoops and shouts from the hunt," he wrote.
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All four of us end up sleeping on the couch, whoops!
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So that's a bit of a "whoops" for the US there.
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I forget about the feta until after I'm done eating. Whoops.
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A little eyeliner here, close to your lashline, and then, whoops!
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Apparently, Apple couldn't get these things working properly in time. Whoops!
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I only have 63 left and haven't even shared yet. Whoops!
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The Rio Olympics has been the Olympics of "whoops" so far.
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But whoops — guess who got left out of all this excitement?
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I love it!!" she wrote, adding in a separate comment, "Whoops !
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Except the workers in question had employer-covered health plans. Whoops.
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In other words, Japan's punch was more like a stimulus. Whoops.
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Whoops, left it on my other pair of headphones at work.
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They were greeted with whoops and rousing applause from friends and family.
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I said, 'Whoops, my bad,' and fixed it and kept stumbling forward.
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The worst profanity he allowed himself, at least in public, was "Whoops".
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Among those warnings is to keep fingernails away from the screen. Whoops.
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Instead of going for a run I make eggs for brunch. Whoops.
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Then he said he would take her as his husband ... twice. Whoops!
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" Ironically, Streisand then lost sight of the road and blurted out "whoops.
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The swimmers' reverberating whoops recalled high school pool parties without parents present.
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As his speech reached a climax, there were uncontrolled whoops of joy.
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They basked in the whoops and cheers of colleagues and strangers alike.
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I pass out some time around 11 and just stay over (whoops).
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Another soldier who appears to be videoing the scene whoops with excitement.
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Somehow SweeTART and Starburst jelly beans make it into the cart, too...whoops!
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Like, whoops, sex is over, just pulling on this one piece bathing suit.
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It was the latter who accidentally spilled the beans about her pregnancy — whoops.
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Whoops, this isn't the finale of Big Brother 23 — it's Celebrity Big Brother!
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I may have slightly disassembled Podo's Jack when I met the team. Whoops.
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Will Has A Scary Vision, whoops, I just spoiled the first few cliffhangers.
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In the 17th century, we knew that the sun orbited the Earth. Whoops.
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And the likes of Franken aren't going to simply accept the "whoops" excuse.
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Polite applause turned into whoops and hollers by the end of the set.
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A collective sigh rose from the beach, followed by loud whoops of joy.
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The enthusiastic audience greeted the president's eldest son with loud cheers and whoops.
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I guess I'll be calling into my morning meeting from the car. Whoops.
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The audience exploded into whoops and applause before the first line was uttered.
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In footage shared on Twitter, cheers and whoops could be heard from onshore.
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"This is our mark in history," one student said, to whoops and cheers.
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Still, the announcement set off whoops of joy inside the Oceti Sakowin camp.
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Gail: Whoops, for a second I got him mixed up with Jeff Sessions.
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If she wanted whoops and hollers from a weary crowd, she got them.
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Four other kids join in, so I sit out and scroll through Instagram (whoops).
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Instead, Grande's newest tattoo says "shichirin," which is a small Japanese barbecue grill. Whoops!
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Whoops. Good thing the cat hasn't strayed too far from the house this morning!
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Not only is Belgium a member of NATO, its headquarters are in Brussels. Whoops.
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We realize all the pepper at dinner probably gave us both acid reflux. Whoops!!
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I accidentally wander into Joy and buy two work sweaters and a skirt. Whoops.
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So to everyone I accidentally like-spammed today, all I can say is: Whoops!!!!
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" But for some reason, "whoops, I just fired a bullet into the equestrian tent.
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Then it was revealed that host Steve Harvey had read the wrong name. Whoops!
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" KS: Wouldn't it be shocking if he just goes, "Yeah, we did it. Whoops.
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But when Mesler lands the winning bid at exactly $250, he whoops in triumph.
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People at the fence above made whoops and cries and other noises of alarm.
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Modern Love Company policy forbade her from getting personal with her online students. Whoops.
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Whoops went up among hundreds gathered when Cuaron won best director and best cinematographer.
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But because of Smooth's light skin color, Giles didn't assume him to be. Whoops!
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On a spring afternoon in Atlanta, Sara struts down a runway amid cheers and whoops.
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I asked her if she was a bot and I never got a response, whoops.
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He assures me I could've brought propane on the subway and saved us $163.713. Whoops.
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We have a glass of wine and eat an entire packet of chocolate biscuits. Whoops.
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Here's the horse-collar situation in question: Kelce was eventually ejected for his antics. Whoops!
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Similarly, NBA players like DeAndre Jordan and Matthew Dellavedova wear HRV-based WHOOPs during games.
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Take heed, Academy voters ... you better get it white next week ... whoops, we meant right.
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We saw when Scott Brown attacked my family & his staff made tomahawk chops & war whoops.
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Or whoops, it fell off somewhere, and now I've got to go buy another one.
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Or, if you are like me, you are just too lazy to do it. Whoops.
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I panicked and let loose an arrow—except, whoops, I had my fire arrows equipped.
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Oh, also, you're cursed by a skull that screams at you every few minutes. Whoops.
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I had a drink when our neighbor was over…and a couple more since. Whoops.
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And when love approaches, we all know how to put on our best face. Whoops!
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The whole "La La Land" team rushed the stage, giving the requisite effusive speeches. Whoops!
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" Gruner whoops in the video, as she soars across a park of cheering mall patrons. "Oh!
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Whoops and screams continued for some moments, prompting Mr Kavanaugh's wife to reassure their young daughters.
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If it was just a "whoops" and you didn't do anything stupid on purpose, it's fine.
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Perhaps a push notification of hey, the package is stuck in a tree, whoops, my bad.
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But one of the catchiest slogans was actually coined by none other that Hillary Clinton. Whoops!
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"Olé, allez Monaco!" whoops the crowd as their beach-volleyball players get one over the Maltese.
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Another gamer, who was streaming his hunting experience on Twitch, accidentally fell into a pond. Whoops.
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If a rider gets a shout-out from the instructor during class, whoops and hollers ensue.
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Aiden said this password was the same one Drake used on Twitter, just capitalized differently. Whoops.
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There were little whoops of delight as the drones seemed to dance across the night sky.
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The rare moment when overturning Citizens United gets a mention in a convention speech, loud whoops
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Joan's charade falls apart when Peter arrives back early from a trip to Palm Springs (whoops!).
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Then you exit the building and so are instantly hit with the packages, whoops, and floods.
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To cheers and whoops, he praised Mr. Trump's plan to bar Muslims from entering the country.
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I compromise by going to the library to work on homework for that class instead. Whoops.
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Let's hope it's not another "Whoops!" moment when we all read the news on May 7.
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As a result, the chain had to deal with 10 million pounds of unsold inventory. Whoops.
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Meanwhile, others on the left used these photos, of course, to attack President Trump whoops-a-daisy.
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" The good-natured meteorologist took to Facebook shortly thereafter to explain the atypical newscast to viewers. "Whoops!
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Then, LaBeouf triumphantly announced "The Neighbor's Widow" — seemingly misreading the actual winning title, The Neighbor's Window. Whoops.
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We see him run up vertical ramps and around loops at the beginning of the movie. Whoops.
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Whether or not those in the audience followed the allusion, they responded with wild whoops and applause.
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So basically, Starbucks' new designs have inadvertently paid homage to the Twitter trolls of the world. Whoops!
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Yahoo recorded a total goodwill impairment charge of $482 million related to its purchase of Tumblr. Whoops!
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Whoops: He completely forgot to ask Beryl any questions about the WTO and the price of sugar.
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" These war whoops have been heard again at Trump rallies, who provokes them by nicknaming Warren "Pocahontas.
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I pulled out, and thought 'whoops': looking down, there was just a ring of rubber around me.
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It turns out an entirely filmmaker was ma king a movie about Christopher Columbus, the explorer. Whoops!
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There are whoops as the underfloor transducers get to work and the bass rumbles through the dancefloor.
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Deep fryers sizzle as the whoops and hollers of children flung by midway machines fill the air.
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I look around to make sure no one notices me online shopping and not paying attention — whoops.
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"Battle Cry" begins and ends with samples of Native American drumming and chanting — are those war whoops?
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The ice on ponds whoops, bangs and fizzes; glaciers "chatter" as they grind over different kinds of rock.
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She has also been seen out and about wearing clothes that still have the price tag attached — whoops!
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Her caretakers didn't think until anything of it, until Shinda gave birth to a baby Saturday afternoon. Whoops.
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But saying "whoops, I didn't know I was discharging a gun" doesn't mean you can just shoot someone.
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To illustrate the rally, the publication selected an image of people forming the gender symbol for ... men. Whoops.
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I also have two strawberry margaritas because they're on the happy hour menu and particularly delicious tonight. Whoops!
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IT WAS more like a happy-clappy church than a political rally, with whoops, cheers and flag-waving.
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I watch more of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix and end up falling asleep again...whoops.
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I'm happy to report that the detergent did serious work, including removing some set-in chocolate stains (whoops).
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Suddenly, a vision in pink sequins floated into the room, and the room erupted in whoops and cheers.
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"There were a lot of joyous whoops in the office when we found it," a Maersk administrator says.
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Later in the same video, MsVaughn announced her little sister was in remission, to cheers and loud whoops.
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Instead, the network says, it will toast the season at the Liaison Capitol Hill hotel in D.C. Whoops.
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And this isn't just a story about casual racism – war whoops and tomahawk chops and insulting Facebook memes.
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Yuh. Oh, whoops, I dropped the wallet my dad gave me… who's in the army, by the way.
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We recorded it in two days cause we initially thought we were going to record two songs (whoops).
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But then, whoops, this guy has four different citizenships, and that complicates the whole situation for the Russians.
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He rattled off name after name, the favorites eliciting whoops and howls of approval from the savvy fans.
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The mood in the rehearsal room was jubilant, the din of voices punctuated by little whoops of greeting.
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The crew proceeded to evacuate the plane, so airport staff could investigate the matter and fix the problem. Whoops.
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Epoxy is even too slow-acting to get into any "whoops, glued my own shoes to the floor" hijinks.
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Rezko!) that draw whoops from the evenly divided crowd (is that John Lewis strenuously applauding an attack on Obama
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" —Anonymous "I used MoviePass for a ticket to see Avengers: Infinity War six different times but never went, whoops.
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"And here are the all-male nominees," she said in presenting them, to whoops and laughter from the audience.
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It totally whoops on the dirt and makes gunky floors look brand spanking new, possibly even newer than new.
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After she closed the trunk, but before she got back into the car, Brandon pushed the "lock" button. Whoops.
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I Uber home and have a light dinner of overnight oats, which had been intended for tomorrow's breakfast. Whoops.
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At one point, he whoops for the camera, a cheer so translucent it might as well have been cellophane.
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I also might have even let out a few whoops inside my helmet because the feeling was so amazing.
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And Roan told Echo in this episode that she could go check up on Clarke and her progress. Whoops!
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As soon as Euron has that artsy driftwood crown atop his head, he stands up and realizes that — whoops!
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Whoops and cheers echo around the crowd as he lollops along and bares his gnarly teeth in a grin.
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They evoked the dark silhouettes of chimney sweeps, while emitting whistles, yips and whoops like cowhands at a roundup.
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Moments later, Hank whoops with glee as he pilots the gas-powered Mr. Radcliffe across a sun-kissed ocean.
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While waiting, I had eaten quite a few breadsticks (I lost count, whoops) over the course of the evening.
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" He added that Mr. Walker was always looking for a "whoops factor"— "a moment of incomprehension from the listener.
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Whoops, maybe not, because the day before she wore a belted-up trench dress from another European brand, Celine.
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"'I can get you on a billboard,'" she said, mimicking a male executive before adding: "'Whoops, there's my penis.'"
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The clanging of fruit machines and the electronic whoops of video poker games drown out the piped-in music.
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I skip washing my face and use a face wipe instead (whoops), take my contacts out, and fall asleep.
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" Mr. Cuomo added: "If it's not legal, the comptroller should call up and say, 'Whoops, I made a mistake.
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The problem was that it was a 2-pointer, not a 3-pointer, and only tied the game. Whoops!
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She says yes and asks if I've eaten any dinner (whoops I would have forgotten, thank god for moms!).
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People, how do you feel about putting a concrete or whoops-maybe-steel-slats barrier between us and Mexico?
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When Ms. Hurlin's name was announced, the reaction among her fellow dancers went beyond the usual whoops and cheers.
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And although most of his party celebrated the good news with whoops and cheers, there were a few unexpected tears.
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I try to hold my weight in the relay, spin my brains out, and want to vomit after class. Whoops.
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It was supposed to be a surprise for E., but I accidentally blurted it out over wine last weekend. Whoops!
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I black out and somehow end up walking out with birthday cake truffles and a blueberries and cream cookie. Whoops.
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I eventually make it to my room and end up watching the new Season of Riverdale until 21784 a.m.…Whoops.
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Good news everyone: Toki the snake has been reunited with his family after he was accidentally donated to Goodwill. Whoops!
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Every time, as a joke, my fiancé honks repeatedly, whoops and yells out the window, ''The South will rise again!
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Then, to whoops and applause, Prabowo Subianto appears, sporting sunglasses and a traditional peci—a sort of small, black fez.
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Then, whoops: Another self-driving Cruise, this one being driven by a Cruise human employee, thumped into its rear bumper.
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Way too often, I think about whether or not I even like or care about this person I'm fucking. Whoops.
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Despite insisting that after the last time he went back on the pledge he would never do it again. Whoops!
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The singer, who cut his hair for the movie role, donated his priceless hair to the Little Princess Trust. Whoops.
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The whoops and hollers are as crucial to the glory of this album as Franklin, the choir and the band.
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Friday's White House Christmas party, which came just after the news about Mike Flynn broke, was — whoops — for the press.
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But such readings could be facile biographical interpretations which Congo-the-pure-abstractionist might rebut with outraged howls and whoops.
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But this is the sixth major leak that appears to have been released by Apple itself since 2014, so, whoops.[9to5Mac]
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I'm feeling amazing, and it takes me a second to realize why — I forgot to take my Abilify last night. Whoops.
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"People say this was a great win," Donia said, pausing for a few whoops from the crowd of three dozen women.
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We tried closing it up before the show, and then we had to do a little maintenance on it during. Whoops!
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Suicide 'SKWAD' The cast of Suicide Squad celebrated the bonding experience of filming by getting a misspelling on their body (whoops).
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But, whoops, Kim forgets to tell her that she has already sold the house to a blonde European woman, Marina Acton.
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The president criticized polls from CBS, ABC, NBC, and the "Clinton News Network" (or CNN), which brought more whoops of delight.
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In July, three politicians got busted for taking photos of their primary ballots, not knowing they were violating the law. Whoops!
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Or whoops, they're trying to pair with my laptop even though my laptop is turned off and in my backpack. Dongle?
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There, white people were dressed in sacred war bonnets, danced around tipis, and belted out war whoops as spectators sipped champagne.
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A capacity crowd cheered Perry's longtime castmates, Tamela Mann, Cassi Davis and David Mann, reserving the biggest whoops for Madea herself.
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During the inauguration in Senegal, Mr. Barrow arrived to enthusiastic whoops from hundreds of supporters and emerged from a motorcade beaming.
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Thank you, Mia Stine, for bringing the screeching possum you found under your bed for show-and-tell and then—whoops!
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Three months later, Alpha executives revealed that they had overlooked $100 million in outstanding debts and obligations in their filing. Whoops.
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Some observers did worry about the part of the plan that required the list be maintained by the telemarketers themselves. Whoops.
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There are so many Trump cynics and critics who watched this event and hoped for a train-wreck, shock-value disaster. Whoops.
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Republican Vice President nominee Mike Pence misspoke in his opening lines during the debate, thanking 'Norwood University' for hosting the event. Whoops!
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Whoops. Ted Cruz was the subject of Twitter fodder on Tuesday morning after reportedly liking a pornography video from his official account.
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Later on in the program, he urged Gary Cohn to stay in his job, in part to push against additional tariffs. Whoops.
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Now, the United Stated Air Force is reportedly missing all of its investigation records dating all the way back to 2004. Whoops!
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Isn't it time to cut the whoops and claps, letting the candidates discuss their proposals like the world-shifting policies they are?
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There weren't whoops for that, but appalled gasps, even among this audience of Apple developers, the friendliest possible crowd in the world.
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She celebrates Mass with Catholics, whoops with Pentecostals, meditates with Buddhists, celebrates Purim and Passover with Jews, Ramadan and Eid with Muslims.
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Even as the book reaches its inevitable conclusion, Elisabeth talks to herself in painfully upbeat language, using phrases like whoops-a-daisy!
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Modern Love: In this week's column, company policy forbade a woman who taught English from getting personal with her online students. Whoops.
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In 2008's "The Dark Knight," Ledger threw his entire face into the laugh, pushing out whoops as if giving painful birth.
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And there they wait in Mr. Obercian's van, listening to strange whoops and popping sounds that float magically from the predawn darkness.
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Whoops. After boosting its annual recurring revenue 3.5x in 20193, WorkBoard tripled its ARR again in 2019, according to CEO Deidre Paknad.
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I only checked in the 4 of us, and the 2 tickets for R and L went wasted with no refund. Whoops.
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I haven't reset the app timers on my phone, so I don't get to sleep until well after 12:30 a.m. Whoops.
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Emitting further whoops, he danced a jig, an actual jig, and then hurried off to the Zodiacs to have a closer look.
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Turns out, Biles collects some pretty heavy checks from -- wait for it -- a Beaverton, Oregon, athletic wear giant known as Nike. Whoops.
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The other, a bearded youth carrying his belongings in plaid shopping bags, was greeted by his friends with whoops and fist-bumps.
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The other, a bearded youth carrying his belongings in plaid shopping bags, was greeted by his friends with whoops and fist-bumps.
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At the time, skeptics dismissed it as a publicity stunt and doubted that the company would ever pursue the seemingly nutty scheme. Whoops.
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He let it slip completely out of the blue, so much so that he shocked even the journalists he was sitting with. Whoops.
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Well, that, their ages, and the fact that one of them has a secret girlfriend, to be revealed in the premiere episode. Whoops.
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Oh, and when they were absconding with that Walker, the Night King killed one of Dany's dragons, effectively giving him a Zombidragon. Whoops?
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I start getting a headache (and then realize I haven't had a single vegetable today, whoops) and we decide to head to bed.
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Deeds gives off little whoops as we watch and it's deeply infectious, even if I find the music to be tuneless, sexist noise.
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Even though Shawn's not from Wakanda, she summons her inner vibranium, and she whoops ass when her kids' lives are on the line.
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What makes me wonder if I went too far is the knowledge that Delta only has one flight to Tokyo each day. Whoops.
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The panel discussions on race, women's power and "Moving LGBTQ equality forwards" drew the biggest disapproving tuts and whoops of excitement all day.
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Mentions of increasing the supply of social housing and dealing with the "insecurity" of the rental sector were met with whoops of joy.
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Samsung followed the usual protocols in requesting confidentiality for external photos of the Note 10 test device, and yet here we are. Whoops.
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He ultimately didn't run because he didn't want to take the chance that a Republican majority would choose Trump, who he opposed. Whoops.
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He would defend Social Security and Medicare, crack down on trade, and wouldn't be a toady of Wall Street like Crooked Hillary. Whoops.
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Though "Pokémon trainer" may never become a real-world career—especially because it's against the rules to play on someone else's account, whoops!
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Whoops. On Friday afternoon, a demolition of a 53-metre high silo in Vordingborg, Denmark took place, as had been planned for months.
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The sentence, thanks to its use of the word "has," means that the Texas GOP accidentally called the majority of Texans gay. Whoops!
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As we sped off down the West Side Highway, we could barely hear that noise over the whoops of admiration for Nick's prowess.
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Those taxi horn blasts, subway screeches or jarring police-car whoops: She hears them as pure — or often out-of-tune — pitch tones.
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After a brief introduction, the show's host, together with Six, pulled a black cloth off the canvas to the whoops of the audience.
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It's too bad someone like Deshaun Watson wasn't available at the draft when the Bears… [looks back at draft order] oh, whoops. 23.
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In fact, no state has ever left or been ejected from the U.N. unless the state ceased to exist as a sovereign country. Whoops.
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And after blowing most of your last paycheck during the Black Friday frenzy (whoops) stretching those remaining bank account digits can be a challenge.
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It's only after Miller and the Canucks get in his face that he decides that, whoops, I totally meant to blow the whistle there.
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The law firm told them not to fret; its data centre was "state of the art" and its encryption algorithm was "world class". Whoops.
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"This is just another example of fiscal irresponsibility run amok in Congress right now," Price said in a CNBC interview at the time. Whoops!
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"I'm a governor who doesn't think we should be ashamed of our progressive values," he said to whoops and cheers from a liberal audience.
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To Number Four, who still wears Luke's rosary around her neck, Jesus is a compassionate friend, quick to forgive when she — whoops — stabs him.
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As spotted by eagle-eyed fans, a boom mic was left at the top of the shot while the conversation was taking place. Whoops!
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Their quarrel took a nasty turn around this time, when Brown's staffers were filmed doing "war whoops" and "tomahawk chops" during an outdoor rally.
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It turns out the President's daughter, who serves as a senior adviser to him, has been using her personal email for official government business. Whoops.
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Finally, about 85033 hours after the Krugman piece about Trumponomics flopping was published, the latest jobs report came out with 160,000 more jobs added. Whoops!
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Whoops. Good thing these potatoes are super easy to make and only call for a handful of ingredients you're likely to have floating around, anyway.
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Whoops, I just figured out universal pre-K but what's that over there — Mayor Pete Bu-Judge Judy-Jute's playing piano and speaking fluent Klingon.
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Your job, should you choose to accept it, is to figure out what that weird thing is, as Mr. Chen RAMPs UP the fun. Whoops.
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" Those interviews will be out there shortly, if not already, and a SEC coach or a Big Ten rival will see it and go, "Whoops.
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I'm running on three hours of sleep because I was trying to back up my phone all night… I haven't done it in a year. Whoops.
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Vic Mensa ain't backing down from defending Chi town against Tekashi69, but he is changing his tune when it comes to how he whoops his ass.
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As he made his way to the matted area in JD Sports, the captive crowd bust into cheers and whoops as he went through the motions.
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Whoops. Hmm ... In "Gossip," the first episode of Season 215, Dunder Mifflin Scranton learns Stanley's been cheating on his wife, Teri, with some woman named Cynthia.
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" Stone's files aren't removed from Drive, but when she tries to play the video or download it, she said Google gives her an error message: "Whoops!
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So, they go to Doyle, the VP. But then, another tragedy strikes: Harry Sherman, a New Hampshire representative, gets the disease, and ends up dying. Whoops.
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Mr. Doerries's brief talk was drowned out by applause and whoops when the singer and actress Ashanti joined Mr. Giamatti and Jeffrey Wright, who played Hercules.
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The jab drew whoops in the ballroom, prompted Ms. Longoria and Kerry Washington to high five each other, and was lavished with praise on social media.
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She squares her fists on her hips and throws her head back in laughter, marching in place while the rest of the class whoops in approval.
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Last week, Google's own Developer Console ever-so-briefly showed a listing for "Android VR" alongside the already debuted "Android Wear", "Android TV", and "Android Auto". Whoops!
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Originally sent to Uber's lawyers as part of a dispute between the company and Jacobs, it's now at the center of Uber's legal fight with Waymo. Whoops.
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"The Green Party is now up there punching with and above the big boys and girls!" declared Rupert Read, a Green candidate, to whoops from the crowd.
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Until the 18th, the planet of amour whoops it up in your liberated ninth house, making the grass look greener on the single side of the fence.
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I have to use an inhaler at altitude or I can't breathe, so I tear our bedroom apart until I realize it's already in my backpack. Whoops!
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To screams and whoops, Warren called for universal free preschool and childcare, forgiveness of student loan debt, free college and a wealth tax on the highest earners.
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In the latest leak reported by Android Police, it appears that a Best Buy in Springfield, Ohio, already has the Pixel 3a XL on its shelves. Whoops.
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Jon Snow, who is obviously very dead and never coming back, may have been the key to the whole A Song of Ice and Fire story. Whoops!
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And then suddenly it's Christmas and you'd be a monster to break up with someone over the holidays and then Valentine's Day and wedding season and whoops!
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When Belyavskiy's modest floor score of 14.666 flashed up, the whoops of joy from the Russian corner confirmed they had pipped China by 0.331 of a point.
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In 2013, Conrad told Cosmopolitan that producers had slowed down her single tear to make it even more dramatic, and that, "Whoops," she wasn't wearing waterproof mascara.
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"Garten," estimated at 3 million pounds to 4 million pounds, was finally knocked down for £2000 million with fees, prompting whoops and applause from the packed salesroom.
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There were some days when I swiped on the tiny screen and noticed that I had received texts hours earlier from my wife or my editor. Whoops.
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Van Bergen's sense of entitlement is so total, and so absurd, that I couldn't help but say "whoops!" when a round from Connor's revolver entered his brain.
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Footage from the perfume's release party also featured white people dressed in sacred war bonnets dancing around tipis and belting out war whoops as spectators sipped champagne.
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Voter enrollment in Washington is tilted heavily toward the Democrats, and there were whoops and shouts and claps whenever Mr. Comey appeared to target the Republican president.
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That's all fine while you're sending emails and checking Instagram during a long security line, but 15 minutes becomes 30 minutes and whoops — suddenly your phone dies.
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The cowbells still echoed in the cool mountain air, but the cowboys' whoops had gotten scarcer — the cows must have known how close they were to home.
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Big, full-throated whoops echoed across the sea of late-20s-somethings when game-changing punches were thrown on the TV. Guys wore button-downs and jeans.
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"I have the most progressive record of anybody running for—" the last few words immediately drowned out by claps and whoops from hundreds of fans in the crowd.
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The blare of pop songs on shop radios, the church bell across the marshes, the simian whoops and cackles on market-town high streets of a Friday night.
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After the credits rolled — again, to whoops and cheers — Mr. Parker spoke of how deeply the racial injustices and atrocities covered in the film continued to reverberate today.
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The full system actually consists of two big components: a large rocket booster, named Super Heavy, which will launch a crew-carrying spacecraft — the Starship — into space. Whoops.
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Before we make any Fifty Shades of Tay references — whoops, too late — let's look back at all the times Swift was the literal embodiment of the fire emoji.
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KRBD says the dock sustained $2 million to $3 million in damages and the cruise ship looks like it has a sizable gash on its side too. Whoops!
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"The Lawrence, Kansas, police department appeals for calm Whoops"Today I received an e-mail from @realDonaldTrump asking for money ... Of course I had an answer for him.
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The tennis champ admitted in an interview with Gayle King yesterday that she posted the Snapchat announcing that she was 20 weeks pregnant by mistake, People reports. Whoops.
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This 30-minute, no-bake dessert is perfect for the last minute scramble when you realize that your family gathering is actually supposed to be a potluck, whoops.
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The D.N.C. thought it was lining her up with a weak sparring partner she could destroy, marching into Philadelphia with momentum and money for the general campaign. Whoops.
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Plus, in my opinion, spooky stuff is always better with a friend, even if it meant we weren't always fully paying attention and got every character killed. Whoops.
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Into the overall mix Ono drops her familiar yelps, gulps, chortles, whoops, yodel-like cries, and full-throttled caterwauls, providing remarkably appropriate textures to several songs' new settings.
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At another, the organ joined the audience in the church, echoing the onscreen spectators as they performed the characteristic gestures and whoops of the Icelandic "Thunder Clap" chant.
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The crowd in this high school gym whoops and claps, and, oh yes, that kid with the great court vision who just tossed down the ball so effortlessly?
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A border patrolled by, uh, "sensors" and other gizmos is, coincidentally, the exact despicable gamble disgraced Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is making with Trump booster Peter Thiel's money. Whoops!
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Leigh's character, Daisy Domergue, plays the 1870s-era guitar and sings during one scene — but then Russell, still in character as John Ruth, grabs it and smashes it. Whoops.
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Whoops: SoftBank CEO reveals Walmart has acquired Flipkart There are rumors of a Microsoft-powered standalone smart device, but that might conflict with existing voice-ordering partnership with Google.
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It's the equivalent of a schoolyard taunt or the first volley in a rap battle where the audience whoops and hollers over who got the biggest and best burn.
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I tell the date I'm currently with that I'm not feeling well and then take a Lyft ($6) to my house to meet up with the other guy — whoops!
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The approval was met with hearty victory whoops from the commercial space community, which took it as a sign the feds may look favorably upon other deep space endeavors.
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With at least six bidders and increments coming in at more than 15 million, sustained whoops and cheers broke out in the packed salesroom as the hammer came down.
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"Obsessed with the idea of instant and total integration, we failed to notice that ordinary people, the citizens of Europe, do not share our Euro-enthusiasm," he said. Whoops.
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"You had such a thirst for sacrifice," Ms. Bullock sang at one point, and the orchestra answered with loud whoops, then a sudden drop to a sad, lonely whistle.
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If, for example, I were to share that Thor (Chris Hemsworth) mistakes Rocket (Bradley Cooper), who is a raccoon, for a rabbit — whoops, you already hit "send," didn't you?
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During the oddly balmy November nights this week, you could hear whoops and applause floating out of neighbors' open windows as the Cubs smashed one home run after another.
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Still, the celebratory whoops of union members were warranted, said Miranda J. Banks, a professor of film and media at Emerson College in Boston, who followed the talks closely.
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William Barber II, the charismatic president of the state N.A.A.C.P. On Friday afternoon, Mr. Barber entered the state legislative building, triggering whoops and cheers from the roughly 200 protesters.
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But now we know that Google will probably reveal a third-generation model of Chromecast, thanks to one recent Best Buy customer who discovered the device on store shelves. Whoops.
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A few days later, we were watching something on Discovery Channel about fish and found out that betta fish can live out of water for at least several hours. Whoops!
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" — Elizabeth, at 22 years old Whoops, That's Not Weed"I was in Amsterdam with my best friend and our roommates at the hostel invited us to come smoke with them.
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It was a Whole Foods employee who first smelled something fishy when noticing that one of the plastic "chicken" containers was in fact filled with cranberry apple tuna salad. Whoops.
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In a rare cordial moment, Mr Trump welcomed the record number of women in work, drawing whoops and cheers from Democratic congresswomen, who had dressed in white for the occasion.
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That sparked at least one email from a childhood friend asking me what the heck had happened when she noticed she appeared to be blocked from viewing my photos. Whoops.
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"Y'all showed out and it was so last minute," she said after apologizing once more for a mistake that wasn't her own to roaring applause and whoops from the audience.
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Sheriff Arpaio and Mr. Trump are longtime mutual admirers; the sheriff spoke at the Republican convention, hailing the nominee and attacking immigrants, to whoops from the law-and-order crowd.
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To many in the audience, this is exciting: "Naharin's Virus" wins immediate whoops and cheers, while the "Offending the Audience" monologue is treated as a form of amusingly provocative entertainment.
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" She also writes: "Can you suggest a gracious procedure when you see some little (whoops, not little, big!) tart is after your husband at a party, or dinner or something?
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Lucky for you, you can snag a bundle pens with misprinted logos and company names for $15.99 making one pen company's "whoops" your savings on an island of misfit pens.
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Which would be great, except that it turns out anyone could have taken over any Myspace account if they had the account owner's listed name, username, and date of birth. Whoops!
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I read in the reviews that it can get rid of build-up and curb irritation, but to my horror, it is extremely difficult to wash out in the shower. Whoops.
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But, whoops, he was barred from the sport for eight years for accepting an unauthorized payment of $2 million from FIFA and is also under criminal investigation in Switzerland for it.
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The vote against the second article brought louder applause and some whoops of delight from patrons, some of whom also took selfies in front of the TVs announcing the historic verdict.
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HUD spokespeople initially denied that Carson and his wife had anything to do with the table's purchase, though later internal emails revealed that Candy was actively involved in the purchase. Whoops.
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Many of those regressions happen when you thought you had the word, but -- whoops, no, you didn't quite get it; others happen when you might be trying to work out syntax.
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It wasn't anti-Netflix protests: The theater was just projecting the film wrongly, with the top of the screen masked so that it cut off Swinton's head at one point. Whoops.
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Someone's had a disaster involving an entire pot of blush and a breastplate, while down the hallway the whoops, cheers, and sneers of a collection of queers rip around the walls.
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But there was nothing woolly about the headlines that filled the pub's TV screens, prompting whoops: they showed Mr Sanders beating Mrs Clinton in the Indiana primary, marking his 19th victory.
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Dr. Benson-Amram and her colleagues tested hyena numerosity skills in the field, playing back the recorded whoops of spotted hyenas living in South Africa and Namibia to hyenas in Kenya.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Sam Darnold jogged onto the practice field Monday afternoon, his Jets teammates interrupted their stretching to begin a slow clap, followed by whoops and cheers and hugs.
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As soon as we make a bumpy landing—replete with whoops and cheers and chants from the lads with diamond earrings and grey jogging bottom shorts—we'll pretend it never happened.
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" / "Nasty" / "When I Think of You" / "Alright" / "Escapade" / "This Time" / "What'll I Do" / "Because of Love" / "Whoops Now" / "Empty" / "You Ain't Right" / "Come on Get Up" / "Doesn't Really Matter" / "What About?
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Today's video game happens to be a Google Doodle baseball game where your opponents are peanuts, your entire team is made of food, and, whoops, I just cussed out a pie. Anyway.
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The car was supposed to make its debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show back in November, but instead it was pushed to CES because of the former Nissan chairman's arrest. Whoops.
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Rodgers was the third pick of the 2015 draft, a draft that saw two shortstops go ahead of him in Dansby Swanson, to the Diamondbacks, (whoops) and Alex Bregman, to the Astros.
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Last Friday, Styles made a rather large hair change, chopping off a six-inch ponytail from his signature shoulder-length strands (and posted an Instagram photo with a single-word caption, "Whoops.").
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Some simply drove onto the lawn lining the highway and walked a mile or more to the landing spot, high-fiving their brethren and letting out whoops of relief along the way.
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"Guys, if you keep applauding, it's going to get so irritating," Ms. Ripa said, in a teasing manner, in response to the echoing whoops and cheers from the small group of producers.
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He listened to conservative talk radio and, whoops, all of a sudden, 'No way am I going to sign a CR. The only thing that's going to be acceptable is $5 billion period.
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A few minutes later, Kenda appeared on stage to whoops and hollers, ready to tell stories of long-ago homicide detective exploits in the unscripted raconteur style that catapulted him into genre celebrity.
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Whoops. Faraday Future — the super mysterious electric car company that no one really seems to know much about — is all set to debut something tonight… and it seems that something might've just leaked.
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They had a daily picture or some such thing, and it turns out that day's 'Mullet of the Day' was a pic of Ron Jeremy … doing what he does for a living. Whoops.
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A brave producer on Reddit's /r/ hiphopheads forum has assembled a collage of Desiigner's whoops, growls, clicks, and bleats into a trap beat and sweet mother of Mannie Fresh does it go off.
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Scene 2: "Hostages on Lemurian Star": Over the Indian Ocean, we have our first look at Frank Grillo as Brock Lumrow, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who, whoops, turns out to be a Hydra plant.
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The veterans emerged, several of them pushed in wheelchairs by their companions (each veteran is assigned one), a few weeping as they walked into the terminal to be met by whoops and applause.
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Columbus Blue Jackets (17-213-5, -36)—OK, the season's a write-off, but at least we've hit rock bottom and it can't get any more ridiculously awful and whoops, spoke too soon.
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Mr. Obama received a rapturous reception from the heavily black audience, lapsing into a familiar campaign cadence of slang and dropped consonants as he reveled in the cheers and whoops of his supporters.
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He cannot pick up groceries much less his own poop (of which there are multiple a day, after which I give him big, deranged whoops of approval that'd confound my pre-pet self).
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Two young brothers were trying to get pictures of their idols outside of Liverpool's Melwood Training Ground last weekend when one of the boys saw Salah's car and raced after it and -- whoops!
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Whoops. We have gone into a centrifugal (I looked up the word: moving or tending to move away from the center, that's us) spin around one turn and another around the next one.
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If you're having trouble picturing it, try holding an object (not a knife) behind your back with your left hand, and notice the difference between your thumb, and the thumb in the photo. Whoops!
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However, there's a serious flaw in the way modern processors are hardcoded to use speculative execution—they don't check permissions correctly and leak information about speculative commands that don't end up being run. Whoops.
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About five years ago, my wife and I were startled to find our three-year-old son watching a seemingly innocent "Thomas the Tank Engine" video that was dubbed over with disgusting language. Whoops!
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According to a press release from the Quinault Nation, the driver started "screaming racial slurs and war whoops" at Smith-Kramer's group, before intentionally backing over Smith-Kramer and his friend Harvey Anderson, 19.
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Kohh's "If I Die Tonight" has all the vocal whoops, yelped choruses, and dark, minimalist beats you'd expect from a trap track in 2016, with a dash of 1998 — a Legend of Zelda sample.
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There are only four specimens of S. cataracta available to scientists in the whole world — the three mentioned above, and a fourth that had been mislabelled in the Natural History Museum since 1928. Whoops!
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And from the array of whoops and boos (and the occasional peal of laughter, which ricocheted down the hotel's white marble hallways), it was clear from the start whose side the attendees were on.
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Slides, whoops and whooshes rush through "Play," with half-buried lines of aching lyricism dissolving into fragments of scales that are passed around the orchestra with the enigmatic intimacy of dialogue in Beckett plays.
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Something strange is in my backyard and whoops, it's my best friend whom I must hide Don't Look Under the Bed: Frances finds herself haunted by something that all signs point to being the Boogeyman.
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As the other presented the side of her face, Duterte instead gestured to his lips, indicating that he wanted the woman to kiss him squarely on the mouth, to whoops and cheers from the crowd.
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Someone on the Levi's stadium grounds crew must've been holding the plans upside down, because they painted the Denver Broncos logo and lettering on the wrong end of the field for Super Bowl L—whoops!
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"It's easier, and it's less offensive, to not take the position in the first place, than to take it and to, relatively quickly — six months later — say, 'Whoops, I'm out of here,'" Mr. Pfeffer said.
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This, more than anything else, may be the reason that Nicks's work has endured—why listeners turn to her for consolation, especially now, when many feel wounded and the radio remains rife with confrontational whoops.
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I find it embarrassing to place a high importance on gifts from my partner — especially when you share concerns about consumerist culture, whoops — but I felt like an after thought when he didn't come through.
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When France's Intermarché supermarket chain offered a 70% discount on 950 gram jars of Nutella, they probably did not guess the results would be a swathe customer chaos and even brawling across the country, so, whoops?
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Clinton introduced the phrase in October, at the first Democratic presidential debate, where it produced whoops of joy from the live audience: Here was Clinton striking back at the supposedly pie-in-the-sky Bernie Sanders.
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I remember writing a skeptical piece about Google 5 years ago about how they'd get disrupted by mobile search costing a lot more money than desktop search and by people doing product searches on Amazon. Whoops.
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"Starting with that vote today in the House of Representatives, before this year is out, we're going to pass the largest tax cut in American history," Pence said to rumbling applause and whoops from the crowd.
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"I was like, whoops, I'm meant to be paying closer attention," said Moore, a six-times winner on the PGA Tour who has not played team golf since the Palmer Cup for college players in 2004.
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"It is the largest project to date, but it will not be the last project," the power authority's chief executive, Thomas Falcone, said before the vote as a crowd of supporters erupted in whoops and applause.
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Speaking of, worst of all, Logan incorrectly chooses his son's dad-tested MO of bigfooting New York magazine over Shiv's media-savvy delay tactics, prompting the scary story to publish even sooner than they feared. Whoops!
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Now, a French security researcher has published evidence that nearly every OnePlus phone model comes pre-loaded with a factory testing app that essentially acts as a backdoor, potentially granting hackers full access to your device. Whoops!
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Oh, and because many of the missions are difficult or tedious to do solo, you'll want to team up — except if you're slow to load, the mission will commence without you and you'll miss the VO. Whoops!
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Using a mixture of rocket power and its fins, the first stage guided itself back through the atmosphere to land upright on the ocean-going robotic platform, amid many whoops and cheers from the watching SpaceX teams.
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Though none of the exceedingly likable performers has yet found individual renown, they are celebrated in the collective they founded: At a recent performance, the audience greeted several of them with familiar whoops, like a rock band.
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In a series of now-deleted tweets, Musk tried to hem and haw his way around it even though back in 2017, he shared a photo of a mug with the original unicorn drawing on it. Whoops!
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One more resemblance between "Raising the Bar" and previous Tap Day events was an audience that appeared to be mostly other tap dancers — an enthusiastic crowd who recognized with whoops the quotation of a Bill Robinson step.
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Party anthems sit alongside doomy synth ballads about death—and that's before you get to "Together," a Kris Kristofferson-style drinkin' anthem sung by Frankel and Bailoni in twangy unison and punctuated by wild whoops and yee-haws.
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First, charities can't give to PACs—Trump's campaign said that the charity had given the money to the PAC by mistake, then screwed up again by telling the IRS the money had gone to a different group (whoops!).
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The royal mom-to-be first hinted that the theatre was an area of interest during her December visit to Brinsworth House, a residential nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity. Whoops!
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Sustained whoops and cheers that harked back to the tenor of the post-2010 art market boom, which was marked by spiking prices and ever-new records, broke out as the hammer came down in Sotheby's packed salesroom.
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When Apple Senior VP and noted dad-joke-maker Craig Federighi announced Monday that iTunes would soon add access to Mail and Safari, a handful of "whoops" from the audience suggested some Apple fans were taking him seriously.
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It also has wildly gerrymandered borders aimed at guaranteeing Republican control unless the incumbent does something incredible, like championing anti-abortion legislation after hinting to his mistress that she ought to get an abortion if she's pregnant. Whoops.
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When we started the show, people who listen to "The Daily" in their cars told us that any time we played tape of police sirens, they feared a cop was behind them, ready to pull them over. Whoops.
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The Kenyan carnivores reacted to the whoops of strangers as predicted, approaching the hidden source of the sound when they had a home team advantage, retreating when they heard a few too many distinctive voices in a row.
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By the time it reached the final club show, the pauses between lines seemed longer — though filled with whoops from the crowd — as Mr. Vernon made each one sound like a wrenching decision to break the silence again.
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The National Security Agency virtually laughed in the face of a federal district court judge recently when they informed the court that (whoops!) they had destroyed reams of surveillance data that the judge had asked them to preserve.
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Snatched, starring Amy Schumer and a woefully underused Goldie Hawn, takes a kind of lame premise — a mother and daughter go to Ecuador for vacation and get kidnapped, escape, and accidentally kill some guys along the way, whoops!
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"That's what Washington, D.C. does — the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information adn then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisors gave him," Christie said to whoops from the crowd.
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Which is that there was a meteor that immediately melted the ice caps and whoops, the world went into a bad place, 50 percent of the population died, all economies just crumbled, and everyone's just giggling and sharing notes.
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My Ambien sex experience was more of a sloppy Walrus who stayed up too late writing strange and terrible book proposals structured after the tarot deck or watching porn and then, whoops, sex sounds much more fun than sleep.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.). Whoops.
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This is obviously incredibly shit news for Martin, who lent the seemingly priceless guitar for filming with the reasonable expectation that it wouldn't be returned as a mess of masking-taped up splinters and a "Whoops, sorry lads" note.
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"But I'm not looking to be in a situation where I make the front page of the news for being that guy who hoarded 20,000 bottles of sanitizer that I'm selling for 20 times what they cost me."Whoops!
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"This isn't just about casual racism, war whoops, tomahawk chops ... Trump can say whatever he wants about me, but mocking Native Americans, or any group, in order to get at me, that's not what America stands for," she said.
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And if that community is, whoops, almost uniformly white and wealthy, the residents can rest assured that it's not explicitly exclusionary policies that are keeping it that way, just the equally effective but more indirect forces of economics and NIMBYism.
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The rhythm & blues of Little Richard, the soul of Sly Stone, the clicks and whoops of Michael Jackson, James Brown, Miles Davis, Marvin Gaye, Duke Ellington, were mixed up, fused, made fantastic, and poured in astonishing profusion through his guitar.
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"Jane the Virgin," which débuted in 2014, is an extremely loose adaptation of a Venezuelan telenovela in which a poor teen-ager has the ultimate "whoops" pregnancy: she's accidentally impregnated via artificial insemination, then falls for the wealthy bio dad.
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We can eat outside, always a treat, but are rushed because I've left a tornado of dishes behind (whoops), both kids need baths, my husband needs to get to tennis class and we all went to bed late last night.
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It is "unreasonable she could do something like that and just say 'whoops, my bad,' and go about her life," Dallas County prosecutor Jason Hermus said in his closing arguments Monday, mocking Guyger's claims that she shot Jean in self defense.
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"Bartier Cardi" swerves every which way over droning keyboards and sparsely arranged adlib whoops, as Cardi rattles off a series of rapid-fire rhymebursts to complement the beat's compressed energy, and 21 Savage's monotone on his guest verse fits the meter.
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Per Reuters, Facebook users outside the US and Canada are currently subject to whatever regulations apply to the company's foreign headquarters in Ireland—where it is situated to take advantage of generous tax rules other countries have labeled a tax haven. Whoops!
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Holmes, who works for the organization that develops and maintains SecureDrop, jumped on the first Acela train from New York City to Washington D.C. When she got there, she realized the journalist couldn't decrypt the file because the file didn't finish downloading. Whoops.
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No, you should additionally be trying to remember everything you've put into the sprawling Facebook information ecosystem, which has apparently suffered a hack that could have given attackers control of reams of the data linked to an estimated 212 million profiles. Whoops!
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Mindy Kaling is constantly dropping fun behind-the-scenes wardrobe snaps from The Mindy Project on her Instagram, from her previews of Mindy Lahiri's colorful outfits to scenes of her chatting with costume designer Salvador Perez instead of memorizing her lines (whoops).
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"The Betrothal", a play by Joshua Mmali, is a retelling of a multimillion-dollar corruption scandal that he covered as a journalist for the BBC; its performances at the National Theatre in Uganda last year were greeted with whoops of recognition from audiences.
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On a frigid morning in Washington, DC, last week, four staffers from the United States Census Bureau stood shoulder to shoulder on a stage, smiling widely as they soaked in the whoops, whistles, and eager applause from the crowd seated before them.
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Out of nowhere this mysterious guy was doing tricks that I didn't even know existed and the quiet soon gave way to whoops of exhilaration and joy at the seemingly impossible tricks that Brown was effortlessly pulling off in such a cramped space.
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The plaintive hip-hop track begins with a few fiery "whoop whoops" lifted from KRS-One's "Sound of Da Police," with audio clips of news headlines, brutal arrests, and the final moments of Eric Garner's life pulsing through lush beatwork and smooth vocals.
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A warm, unflappable Guernsey native and veteran fight director, she has no patience for the idea that an actor might manage to hit his mark, stay in the light, angle his face perfectly, yet get so lost in the moment that he — whoops!
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And when Glamour's longtime editor Cindi Leive resigned last year and was later replaced by Samantha Barry, a "digital native" from CNN, it seemed pretty clear the groundwork was being laid for the magazine to go into that good digital night. Whoops!
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His first and most popular songs, "Red Headed Woman" and its flip side, "We Wanna Boogie," released in 1956, delivered a straight shot of full-tilt rockabilly, with manic instrumental solos behind Mr. Burgess's growling vocals, punctuated by whoops and shrieks and growls.
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A massive, golem-like stone talus is involved, whoops... No spoilers, except to say that I'm playing again this week, which means I need you to choose a new difficulty modifier for me, so go here and place your vote, or just scroll below!
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Vehicles are never damaged outside of some momentary scratches, and you'll sometimes find your stuff stuck in random obstacles, watching the AI race by you as you spend 20 seconds trying to maneuver out and ultimately give up and restart the race entirely. Whoops.
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The ways in which the filmmakers managed to forge and realize some of those connections -- even with modern technological conveniences, which include the ability to seamlessly replicate settings from the first film -- will surely leave many audience members agog, and occasionally elicit whoops and hollers.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Whoops and applause echoed through Mexico City's Roma district when the eponymous film by Alfonso Cuaron picked up two early Oscars on Sunday, locals returning the love shown in the black-and-white ode to the director's childhood home.
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" I immediately wrote down the line with the wish that I could print it out in bold ink and mail it to the White House, and I wasn't alone: The audience I was in was brought to their feet with cheers, whoops, and "mmm-hmmms!
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The Canadian actor rocked what looked to be an amused smirk as the ceremony descended into chaos, with Jimmy Kimmel, Warren Beatty, La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz, and a sheepish PricewaterhouseCoopers accountant struggled to explain that, whoops, Moonlight had actually claimed the top prize.
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Repeated use of the All Writs Act opens the Justice Department to additional embarrassment, as it insists Apple is the only entity that can help it get the information it needs — only to follow up with a whoops, just kidding court filing weeks later.
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The original is a gorgeous song anyway, but Chance's bars and occasional whoops into the mic make it twice as uplifting, and Skrillex's guitar noodling mixed with the voices of the gospel choir make you feel like quitting your job and moving to the beach.
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When he performed a solo to Jay-Z and Kanye West, deftly blending fragments of hip-hop with classical ballet in Kyle Abraham's "The Runaway" last fall, the audience erupted in the kind of whoops and cheers you don't usually hear at Lincoln Center.
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"Saw Lightning," which Williams co-wrote, coproduced, and performed on (his verse is loose and breezy, like a garment that's had all its seams ripped out), is both minimal and maximal, a precise, skittering beat punctuated by slide guitar, whoops, and a throbbing bass line.
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Schiff mentioned a press report that the White House had warned senators that a vote against Trump would result in their, "head on a pike," and apparently that was not phrasing that the GOP's members liked having put out on blast like that. Whoops.
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A great deal of major consequence happens in this episode, from Robb Stark (Richard Madden) pledging to Walder Frey (David Bradley) that he'll marry one of his daughters (whoops!) to Jon Snow (Kit Harington) learning that Maester Aemon (Peter Vaughan) is really a Targaryen (👀).
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A little over a week after kicking off a firestorm by announcing the FBI was reopening the investigation into the Hillary Clinton email scandal, FBI director James Comey pulled a "whoops, my bad" on Sunday and said there was nothing to see here, move along, please.
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The previous year's winner, Cree singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie, had just announced his name from an envelop as the victor, and he made his way to the stage of the Carlu accompanied by boisterous whoops from the room full of journalists, musicians, and suited industry folks.
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The entire world has crumbled around you, and you tried something, ANYTHING, to recover, and, whoops, your brother dunked on you, Boogie got you again, Giannis turned you into jam, but at least you did SOMETHING to slide the probabilities back, made a stand against the inevitable.
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The Korean electronics company is rumored to be increasing the current Galaxy S7's 5.1-inch display to a 5.7-inch screen on the S8 to appease users who were burned (whoops!) by the Galaxy Note7, according to The Investor, which is published by The Korea Herald.
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Yet "Rent's" attempts to open up the staging and take advantage of the studio space mostly amounted to walking around in squares, while egging on a wildly appreciative audience whose whoops and hollers merely added to some of the sound troubles that plagued the early going.
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Their sets, which veered towards the harder, clanging side of the techno spectrum, were punctuated by whoops and cheers from the enthusiastic crowd; at the end of the night, one local girl breathlessly thanked DJ Volvox for bringing a gritty warehouse-style techno event to the city.
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In the event a guest was over-served and had a whoops on carpet, upholstered furniture or bed linens, an enzymatic-based product like Zout is your go-to — no one wants to think about it, but you sure will be glad you did when it happens.
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We can laugh about the monarchs — they goof up: Though they needed Aurora to grow up safely, they employed silly officials who forgot to invite the vengeful Carabosse, another fairy, to the christening (whoops) — but we can still love their daughter and all that she embodies.
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Or, for example, when you ask it to make the lights dimmer or to play a song without specifying a room, it needs to know where you are or it might end up blasting music in Max's room when we really need her to take a nap. Whoops.
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We premiered their debut album, The Unlawful Assembly, back in 2017, describing it as "a Molotov cocktail of black metal, crust, ambient, neoclassical, screamo, and radical politics" (and I summarily managed to upset a few sensitive old metal dinks by writing about the band's explicitly leftist politics, whoops!).
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It was a flop, in part because poor enforcement led employers to seek lower cost undocumented labor elsewhere, but it's another example of the correction and collective "whoops" that often follows immigration policy when it's based on bigotry instead of facts, at great cost to the American taxpayer.
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He predicted Bill Clinton's increase of the 1993 top tax rate would "depress the economy" (it preceded a boom); that the Bush tax cuts would result in budget surpluses (they resulted in deficits); and, in 2007 and 2008, that a recession was definitely not on the horizon (whoops).
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What Happened: In a move that surely delighted everyone who'd ever wanted to ignore all legal advice and do something stupid, one witness in the ongoing investigation into potential Russian interference in the 2016 election decided to do a media tour after receiving a subpoena for evidence. Whoops!
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The Cleveland Browns had a master plan in 26 to divest themselves of every free agent, start hilariously inadequate personnel on defense and most of their offensive line, suck like nobody's business, and, having passed on Carson Wentz, finally get the quarterback who'll lead them to glory. Whoops.
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We got Fiddy on the streets of NYC -- where his own character Kanan was gunned down by the NYPD in Sunday night's episode (whoops, spoiler alert here) -- and he says he's got no worries about the fate of his show without him ... 'cause true fans are ride or die.
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The series devoted years to sending him on a quest to become some kind of extra-dimensional being who can see all of time at once, but this season he's mostly just been hanging around a castle and acting as bait for the head zombie—whoops, sorry... again, they don't matter.
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" And when she's not working, Beau is just as lackadaisical with getting her strands trimmed as the rest of us, saying, "Now I have to more often because I have to keep it a certain length for like 8 months, but I will go like two years, and I'm like, whoops!
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While Sansa got her revenge on Ramsay thanks to the arrival of Littlefinger's knights of the Vale—an army she, whoops, forget to tell Jon Snow about before he sacrificed most of their troops and almost got trampled to death—we all know that Littlefinger will want something in return.
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After the movie, which concluded to whoops and cheers, the crowd left the theater largely expressing the same sentiment: that the November elections were a last chance to save Mr. Trump — and America — from supposed enemies including Democrats, illegal immigrants, minority groups who "depend on the government," and the news media.
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As a rapper, he distinctly recalls 2 Chainz in his defiantly bemused tone and theatric bewilderment at the existence of people who don't consider him the greatest rapper alive, but he's more rhythmically inventive, enlivening his mechanical triplets with stutters, whoops, speedy juxtapositions of multiple flow patterns into a single verse.
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Arya tells Jaqen she won't be No One because she is Arya Stark of Winterfell and she is going home, at which point Jaqen more or less turns to the audience and shrugs, because whoops, there goes two seasons of training sequences and what did we really get from Braavos?
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Yesterday, the space agency launched a GIPHY page, and it is everything a space nerd could hope for, full of glorious planetary and deep space imagery, fiery rocket launches, and unforgettable moments in spaceflight history, most of which involve middle aged men making hearty victory whoops in front of their computer screens.
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Yet, as Mark Landler and Eric Schmitt reported in The Times, at the moment the president was announcing his armada, the warships in question were actually going in the opposite direction, en route to a destination 3,500 miles away, where they were to take part in joint exercises with the Australian Navy. Whoops.
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The standouts included Mr. Bovan, 26, a Central Saint Martins graduate who has assisted in Louis Vuitton's Paris atelier, developed prints for Marc Jacobs and made mannequins for Miuccia Prada at Miu Miu, and who showed off more of his New Romantic candy-colored creations to whoops of delight at the Fashion East show.
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You don't impose tax rates like these overnight; they creep up on you like bindweed without people really noticing until, whoops, you have five weeks of holiday a year and free health care, and young people are paid to go to university — but you are also paying more than half your income to the state.
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In "The Redthroats," a surrealistic vision of the murder that The New York Times called "a fanciful flight into a world above the clouds of reality" (whoops), Steven, the character modeled on Mr. Cale, says that he wants to take his life in his hands and shake it until all the bad parts fall away.
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Some sightings were obvious hoaxes: a German tourist who took a picture of a historical photo; a man who said that he'd got indisputable proof but, whoops, the camera lurched out of his car and fell into a deep cave (he turned out to be trying to stop a nearby logging project); people who painted stripes on greyhounds.
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Wilkerson appeared on The Ellen Show on April 18th (about a week and a half since his initial tweet) where she proposed that if he makes it to 18 million retweets, she'll give him a special prize — but on the condition that he doesn't surpass her own record by asking fans to retweet both their accounts and surge to 18 million together. Whoops.
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Our girl shows up before the khals, laughs in the face of their rape jokes, calls them "small men" (it sounds brutal in Dothraki, +10) and then burns down the temple of the Dosh Khaleen (five redshirt kills + Khal Moro = +70), and then deigns to run through the whole "whoops my clothes burned off, bow before me, brown people" routine again (+15).
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Record: 1-2Last week: 23rdWeek 3 result: Lost to the Giants, 32-31Week 4 opponent: at Los Angeles RamsOne thing to know: It was a day to forget for kicker Matt Gay, who missed two extra points and then the game-winning field goal after Bucs coach Bruce Arians took a penalty, thinking Gay would like a longer kick. Whoops.
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Here at THUMP UK, we're confident in stating that we like producer and DJ, Medlar, and that we also like seminal boogie label West End Records, so when we found out that the former'd been given access to the latter's archives in order to make a series of edits, we screamed with joy so loudly that our whoops of delight could be heard echoing across the world.
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I had a bus to catch at exactly 9:07 AM so I could make a 10:15 AM therapy appointment in the city, but, unfortunately, I also had to pick up a prescription from the CVS near my house, which opened at 9:00 AM. I probably should have gotten it the night before, but I didn't know they were still open when I got back home, whoops.
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Yet, as happens whenever Jeff Monson, a 45-year-old American known as "The Snowman," visits a town in Russia — or, in this case, Abkhazia, one of the pro-Russian enclaves in the lands of the former Soviet Union — he was greeted with whoops of delight last month when he limped from the Dynamo Stadium locker room and clambered into a cage to battle a fit Russian in his 20s.
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Wins at the top of the ticket brought sighs of relief, but the shouted announcement of each successive delegate victory triggered gasps and whoops of astonishment: the first Asian-American woman, the first two Latina women, the first out lesbian, the first trans woman, an African-American woman, even a woman in a Trump district; altogether at least 11 new Democratic women, seven from Northern Virginia alone, in a swell that seemed likely to result in 16 flipped districts for a tied House.
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I asked Radhika Jones in an interview on Tuesday... It was one of her first sit-downs since becoming editor of Vanity Fair last December... She revealed that she tried to keep a VF diary, a la Tina Brown... She also talked about moving the mag in new digital directions, the enduring power of the print cover, etc... I'll have more on CNN Business on Wednesday... FOR THE RECORD -- "Two northern Idaho newspaper carriers say they were shot at while delivering papers" early Monday... An investigation is ongoing... (Idaho News) -- Wired's Jessi Hempel is joining LinkedIn as a "senior editor at large..." (LinkedIn) -- I missed this on Monday even though it involves my employer -- whoops!
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Anyway, the record's big advance over past work is musical — after a bouncy opener featuring the Chicago Children's Choir, these songs buzz and spill over with jaunty piano chords, mellifluous horns, elastic synthesizers, marching-band fanfares, rhythm violin plus soft string coloring, every now and then a standard keyboard loop, tender lullabies and self-assured choirgirls, grandly sung gospel hymns, dinkily sampled gospel hymns, uplifting ensemble singing and the rich timbre of black soul voices, along with a rousing array of whoops and cheers and wails scattered throughout the record to create an illusion of community, as if Chance were playing to an open audience whose members were free to pitch in any time they felt like it, as strangers pass by in the background.
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