Mediator Wrong, wrong, wrong — to the very end, we got it wrong.
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Wrong is wrong is wrong is wrong in the eyes of the Lord.
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"Wrong, wrong, wrong — to the very end, we got it wrong," our media columnist writes.
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She picked the wrong man, at the wrong time, in the wrong country, in the wrong office.
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There is nothing at all wrong with being wrong, but there is everything wrong with staying wrong.
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Wrong, wrong, and wrong again — but none of these guesses are as wrong as one Twitter user's brother.
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I picked the wrong play, the wrong director, the wrong cast.
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What is wrong, wrong, wrong is that the media makes predictions.
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" House Oversight Committee chair Jason Chaffetz: "That was wrong, wrong, wrong.
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Those "certainties" could turn out to be wrong, wrong and wrong.
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You may be looking at the wrong lot in the wrong suburb at the wrong time in the wrong industry.
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The Constitution Pipeline is the wrong delivery system, using the wrong fuel, in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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I pursued the wrong career, the wrong relationships and the wrong dreams.
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They were wrong, but they weren't wrong because the forecasters were wrong.
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They cited the wrong statute and they interpreted the wrong -- the wrong opinion.
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Jason Chaffetz, a Republican, called it "wrong, wrong, wrong," at a Utah townhall.
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" Then he shrugged: "Wrong place at the wrong time, and with the wrong people.
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"Being right there, it was just wrong place, wrong time, wrong circumstances," Kroy told PEOPLE.
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I was wrong—I wasn't the only wrong one, but I was way, way wrong.
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Or simply people in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people.
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R. 582 is the wrong wage at the wrong time, implemented in the wrong way.
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Racism is wrong; violence is wrong; using either for political gain is wrong as well.
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It is the wrong time, wrong place and wrong legislation to even be talking about.
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You're wrong, you're wrong, you're wrong, and at some point, you equalize with the liar.
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"We've been running the wrong candidates in the wrong places in the wrong way," she said.
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"Wrong, wrong, wrong," he shouted at one point, talking over Clinton and jabbing at the podium.
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"It is wrong, it is wrong, it is wrong," the young Kenyan said of his plans.
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"Right to work is wrong, it's wrong for workers, and it's wrong for America," Clinton said.
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"Roy Moore: wrong on President Trump, wrong on the wall, wrong for Alabama," the ad's narrator says.
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His assumptions are wrong, his basic speech patterns are wrong, even his basic emotional affect is wrong.
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The self is flagellated ("the market is telling us we are wrong, wrong, wrong about almost everything").
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"This was the wrong procedure, the wrong approach, the wrong everything, to do to Michelle," Nassif says.
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"Right now the market is telling us we are wrong, wrong, wrong about nearly everything," he wrote.
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Now, you move into the wrong neighborhood, wrong people move to the wrong place, you have problems.
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"Right now the market is telling us we are wrong, wrong, wrong about nearly everything," Einhorn wrote.
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So how did everyone get it so wrong — and then get it wrong about getting it wrong?
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He said that he was simply in the wrong neighborhood at the wrong time — in the wrong era.
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"Yuri was in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people," said Eric Creizman, Lebedev's lawyer.
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There's one area of alleged free speech this court has glommed onto that I know is wrong, wrong, wrong.
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From an economic perspective, the Republicans are fighting the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"They said the branch of the military was wrong, and the date was wrong, and the act he was awarded for was wrong, and the medal was wrong," Colbert said.
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Republicans who do so are on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the facts, the wrong side of the law and the wrong side of the politics.
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Go to the wrong professional, at the wrong salon, with the wrong tools, and you risk some seriously scary consequences.
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That frustration boiled over on Thursday, with Lauer as the wrong person in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Journalism somehow managed to get the Trump phenomenon wrong, wrong, wrong, while writing more and more about Trump, Trump, Trump.
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One teacher, Katie Harvey, recently discovered that Voya had her first name wrong, her birthday wrong and her email wrong.
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They're never wrong ... not unless they do something wrong.
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What events are wrong -- and how are they wrong?
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We are BlackBerry after the iPhone, Blockbuster after Netflix: We've got the wrong design, we bet on the wrong technologies, we've got the wrong incentives, and we're saddled with the wrong culture.
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Problem: Wrong medication, wrong time, wrong dosage and noncompliance are just some of the major issues for patients taking multiple medications.
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But he keeps flubbing with carelessness – eating the wrong things, flirting with the wrong people, or peeing at the wrong time.
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Then he told me the war we are fighting is the wrong war against the wrong enemy at the wrong time.
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ITS NOT WRONG IF THERES NO TAX CUTS NECESSARILY, CERTAINLY IF THE FRENCH ELECTION GOES THE WRONG WAY, ITS NOT WRONG.
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And mostly, I'd like to stop worrying about saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, or in the wrong way.
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Everything is wrong: It's the wrong bed, something is wrong with the computer, someone is supposed to be there who isn't.
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I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, it is wrong, and it will remain wrong.
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"It was crazy-making to have a lot of people telling me, 'You're wrong, you're wrong, you're wrong,'" Ms. Stadtmiller said.
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And again, children of any age can find themselves in the wrong classroom with the wrong teacher or the wrong peers.
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Like, "This is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong, this is something," but they were very clear examples of problems.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," Menendez said.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," he said.
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Uncle Gary might not be just wrong but dead wrong.
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I was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Of course he's wrong as he's wrong about most things.
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Some would chalk it up to wrong place, wrong time.
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If abortion is wrong, it is wrong at any time.
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Maybe I said the wrong thing to the wrong person.
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He wasn't in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Maybe someone put the wrong plug into the wrong socket.
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When travel goes wrong, it tends to go really wrong.
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Except... it was the wrong house and the wrong man.
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Something had gone from being possibly wrong to probably wrong.
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And again, they were wrong then and they're wrong now.
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This year, everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
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That was wrong in 2010 and is still wrong today.
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That would be the wrong move at the wrong time.
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These pieces are the wrong size and the wrong shape.
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The accusers were wrong then, and they are wrong now.
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He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"When I say I'm wrong, I'm wrong, and I was wrong on that call and I take responsibility for that," he said.
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"Saying: 'since we were wrong once, wrong twice, we're wrong on Le Pen' is to not understand anything about France," Sapin said.
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But if critics are looking for a knockout blow, they're swinging at the wrong century, the wrong country and the wrong socialism.
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Everyone seemed to be yelling, record-scratching and guitar-soloing in the wrong key, at the wrong tempo, in the wrong decade.
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Closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay is the right thing to do because torture is wrong, unlawful detainment is wrong, Islamophobia is wrong and we should admit that, in this case, America is wrong.
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He's wrong about the facts, wrong about the law, and sadly he's been wrong about how to use diplomacy to keep America safe.
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" "He's wrong about the facts, wrong about the law, and sadly he's been wrong about how to use diplomacy to keep America safe.
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I am sure that, because I have done something wrong, or said something wrong, or enjoyed something… wrong, I will be punished accordingly.
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Jason Chaffetz called Kellyanne Conway's remarks about Ivanka Trump's brand "wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over the line, unacceptable," according to the Associated Press.
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The FCC is on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American people.
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Another reason that peace talks failed was that the negotiation involved Pakistan, the wrong moderator with the wrong actors in the wrong place.
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"I flew flags upside down, I flew the wrong flags, I've had the wrong national anthems playing — I've done everything wrong," he said.
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Moving forward, our societal response to accusations must take as a given that sexual misconduct is wrong -- wrong decades ago and wrong now.
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And I remember sitting there thinking 'you're wrong, it happened to me, your statements are wrong, and you're going to be proven wrong.
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Heading back to NYC the next day, we accidentally took the wrong train the wrong way and ended up at the wrong airport.
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" -- "U f***ed with the wrong Woman and the wrong dude.
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Yes, students can have wrong ideas, but they aren't crazy wrong.
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Communications Commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side
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And if that was wrong, what else was I wrong about?
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But when something goes wrong, it goes wrong with a vengeance.
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After all, what could go wrong that hasn't already gone wrong?
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When one things goes a little bit wrong, everything goes wrong.
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Things were going wrong, and they were going wrong really fast.
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"RIGHT IS RIGHT WRONG IS WRONG," Migos wrote in the caption.
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Sometimes you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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This is entirely the wrong approach at entirely the wrong time.
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I've also been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Doesn't mean we can't be wrong (we're wrong all the time).
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Levine apparently was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Lizzo belatedly acknowledged she was wrong and Tiffany did nothing wrong.
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He is wrong for the Central Valley and wrong for America.
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Wrong decisions are wrong decisions, and should be corrected, not encouraged.
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Maybe I'm wrong, but the infrastructure — this country — is more wrong.
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Unfortunately, he ran into the wrong guy at the wrong time.
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If something has gone wrong, we explain why it went wrong.
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"Whatever could go wrong that afternoon, did go wrong," Sumwalt said.
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Women do choose the wrong guy; guys choose the wrong girl.
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Perhaps she's just on the wrong block at the wrong time.
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If you say a wrong thing, or do a wrong thing?
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We weren't on the wrong side; we are the wrong side.
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Bob Katter: wrong on same-sex marriage, wrong on crocodile attacks.
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Wrong is wrong, whether you parade it or put it away.
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As #Republicans we have to speak out about wrong being wrong.
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And you don't want the wrong people in the wrong places.
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We went through hell, unfairly, did nothing wrong -- did nothing wrong.
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It was wrong before the financial crisis and it's wrong today.
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But the conservative diagnosis of that problem is wrong — dead wrong.
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But he's been wrong and wrong badly in the short term.
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They were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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She paid good money for an official ID from the State Department and it came out wrong, completely wrong, wouldn't-pass-through-customs wrong.
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"It's wrong whether it's a president, it's wrong whether it's Harvey Weinstein, it's wrong whoever's doing this shit," he said to Channel 22011 News.
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You may have read multiple news reports suggesting that Trump was feeling increasingly isolated in the White House but you were WRONG WRONG WRONG.
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He called Holt's factual citation of a 2002 interview in which Trump endorsed the war in Iraq "wrong, wrong, wrong," as fact-checkers disagreed.
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Finally, there were only two of them on stage, and he still was compelled to interrupt and say "wrong ... wrong ... wrong" during her answers.
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" The CBO report is wrong: HHS Secretary Tom Price said, "The CBO was wrong when they analyzed Obamacare's effect...and they are wrong again.
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It's routine for the precious drugs to be given in the wrong doses, for the wrong period of time, and for the wrong conditions.
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"Sidestepping your physician to save money can mean you are treating the wrong condition with the wrong medication at the wrong dose," said McKay.
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They live with the unease for years on end, going to the wrong job, living in the wrong city, married to the wrong person.
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After the first powerful three words — "Wrong, wrong, wrong" — I realized that the point of the article was that the media made incorrect predictions.
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Lee's work is about wrongness: about being the wrong kind of man, woman, Asian; about saying the wrong thing; about getting other people wrong.
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"There are errors because surveyors put down the wrong community, the wrong datum on the map; sometimes it's even the wrong address," he said.
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Her words were "wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over the line, unacceptable," said Jason Chaffetz, the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," Menendez told reporters outside the courthouse.
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You're asking the wrong questions and you're worrying about the wrong things.
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Second, bias-motivated 911 calls are wrong -- hurtful and just plain wrong.
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Maybe you typed someone's name wrong or entered the wrong email address.
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"She's the wrong person at the wrong time," Trump said of Clinton.
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You came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend.
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When children do something wrong, we need to tell them they're wrong.
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Wrong and wrong again (though she does seem to really like pizza).
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Long-term the market is never wrong, you're the one who wrong.
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What's wrong with the hype is that people have the timescale wrong.
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There's something wrong with these students and something wrong with the pipeline.
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If we are wrong, the constitution of the United States is wrong.
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"Anything that can go wrong, has gone wrong," she says in tears.
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In this case, almost everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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There's always that Murphy's law — what can go wrong will go wrong.
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I know the difference between right and wrong and I chose wrong.
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If we are wrong, we need to hear that we are wrong.
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I think they are solving the wrong problem with the wrong remedies.
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The lecture was the wrong tone and this was the wrong time.
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He did not take the wrong car; the wrong car took him.
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"I'm not worried because I did nothing wrong, nothing wrong," Trump said.
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Yes, he did wrong and he did wrong over and over again.
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I think it's just wrong, flat out utterly wrong, to do it.
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Some of them... TRUMP: ... Wrong... RUBIO: ... have been interviewed... TRUMP: ... That's wrong.
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And Vladimir Putin, who you've expressed admiration for, Donald... TRUMP: Wrong. Wrong.
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It was wrong in the 1700's and it is wrong now.
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"We all got it wrong; we all got it wrong," he said.
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Even one of those wrong convictions, taking an innocent life, is wrong.
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There's something wrong with these students and something wrong with the pipeline.
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But a blanket pardon is the wrong cure for the wrong disease.
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Trump already appears to be the wrong man at the wrong time.
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The wrong guns can't be allowed to get into the wrong hands.
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"That vehicle sends the wrong message at the wrong time," he said.
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For three years, he used the wrong name and the wrong pronoun.
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" He added: "Everything that could have been done wrong was done wrong.
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"The Marxists aren't just wrong: They're wrong, murderous, and genocidal," he says.
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Trump is wrong on the polling and wrong on the gender politics.
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Mix it with the wrong cream, use it in the wrong order or at the wrong time of day, and your skin will be destroyed.
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As many (including I) have argued over the past months, the FCC's proposal is wrong in principle, wrong in implementation, and otherwise just plain wrong.
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This decision put the FCC on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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If our minds are focused on the wrong mental image, we can end up doing the wrong thing, such as driving to the wrong destination.
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There is no room for optimism anymore, only the hard reality that exists for those of us born with the wrong color of skin, into the wrong religion, worshipping the wrong gods, and struggling for the wrong virtues.
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The 33-year-old former Olympic and world champion launched a fierce attack on measures in place to combat doping which she described as "the wrong people fighting the wrong war, in the wrong way, with the wrong tools".
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In this decision, the FCC is on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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"He's wrong about the facts, wrong about the law, and sadly he's been wrong about how to use diplomacy to keep America safe," the spokesman said.
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"This resolution is wrong on the facts, wrong on the law, wrong on the rules, and a dangerous precedent for the House of Representatives," said Rep.
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College — especially when you think you're in the wrong college, pursuing the wrong career path and on the wrong psychiatric medications — can be a confusing time.
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"Well, we may have the wrong Congress and the wrong President," Hurwitz said.
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But it might have the wrong audience and the wrong indictment in mind.
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They'll find something wrong with you even if you're not doing anything wrong.
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" "To target these young people is wrong – because they have done nothing wrong.
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I'm in the right or wrong place at the right or wrong time.
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"Just the wrong place, the wrong place," he told the Register about Boucher.
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Wrong is wrong and cheating is cheating — no matter who it happened with.
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For years I think what's wrong with WTO, what's wrong with the globalization.
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The wrong tone, the wrong direction, and it can all go horribly awry.
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To target these young people is wrong – because they have done nothing wrong.
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"If it goes wrong it can go severely wrong," he said by telephone.
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You would see one thing go wrong and then more would go wrong.
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Problem is, they're fighting about the wrong things, based on the wrong assumptions.
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Truly, truly sorry... I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Polls were wrong about him winning so why wouldn't they be wrong again?
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We haven't done anything wrong, and the Irish government hasn't done anything wrong.
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To target these young people is wrong -- because they have done nothing wrong.
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Everything that can go wrong with technology, will go wrong in my hands.
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So Trump gets the FDR quote wrong and Melania gets the date wrong.
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If gerrymandering is wrong in Michigan it must also be wrong in Maryland.
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"The same thing that's wrong with you isn't wrong with me," she says.
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"The wrong place and the wrong team to miss a pitch," Sanchez said.
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They said you were wrong, and they actually said this is really wrong.
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" Clooney said, "Right always trumps wrong," and Dujardin quipped, "Trump is always wrong.
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We've had so many things go wrong and they continue to go wrong.
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But that was apparently the wrong answer and said in the wrong room.
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"They were at the wrong place at the wrong time," Captain Lenderman said.
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And if I do something wrong, I'll answer to what I do wrong.
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He was just at the wrong place at the wrong time this morning.
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Consider … • What Textbooks Get Wrong: Is most everything you learned about Thanksgiving wrong?
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Everything that could go wrong — at least at the moment — is going wrong.
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There&aposs nothing wrong with having aesthetic goals, don&apost get me wrong.
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Justin just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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But most people would be wrong, because they are asking the wrong questions.
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My untrained eye can't pick up what's wrong — just that something is wrong.
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"She was just at the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.
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But when he was wrong, as he often was, he was poisonously wrong.
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For most Americans, that's the wrong answer — and it's wrong by a lot.
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So, it's structurally sound but everything else that could be wrong is wrong.
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"With Syria strikes, Trump heads into wrong war in wrong country" https://t.
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"We could have picked the wrong version or the wrong dose," he said.
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Howard does things that are wrong but he&aposs aware they are wrong.
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"Everything that could possibly have gone wrong, went wrong," he said last month.
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The same people who were wrong about the 2016 election were wrong again.
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I said to myself, I'm doing this thing wrong, I'm doing parenting wrong.
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I am not saying Aaron is wrong, because he probably is not wrong.
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This decision puts the Federal Communications Commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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You can stand in the wrong spot, get there at the wrong time, end up hanging out with the wrong people, or feel totally drained from dehydration.
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"I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, is wrong and will remain wrong, so I'm very clear on that," he said.
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"I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, is wrong, and will remain wrong, so I'm very clear on that," Cameron said.
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It's not unheard for people to get out of the elevator on the wrong floor, walk to the wrong office, and almost sit at the wrong desk.
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Because when we hear the wrong words, we don't bother to fix ourselves but instead adopt those wrong words into our language even though they're clearly wrong.
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Zoonotic diseases like Ebola, Zika, SARS, and HIV are created when, say, the wrong pig meets up with the wrong bat — and then meets the wrong human.
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He'd made a wrong turn, which first I didn't believe anyone can make a wrong turn, but then I made the wrong turn so I got it.
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John Smaby, the President of the National Association of Realtors, says the lawsuits are "wrong on the facts, wrong on the economics and wrong on the law".
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The researchers have detected major TAD boundary disruptions that allowed the wrong control elements to stimulate muscle genes at the wrong time and in the wrong tissue.
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This decision put the Federal Communications Commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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Black men like Chris can be destroyed if they are seen in the wrong place (or if they look at the wrong person in the wrong way).
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The play was ostensibly about the Salem witch trials, but I suspected that it was also about another witch hunt that was going on at the time involving people accused of writing the wrong scripts, subscribing to the wrong publications, marching in the wrong parades, attending the wrong rallies or supporting the wrong causes.
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It was wrong for Grease's Sandy back in 1978, and it's wrong for Laney.
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"I was like, 'This is the wrong version, I'm reading this wrong,'" he says.
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I can't even say 'wrong place, wrong time,' because she was in her house.
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You know there was nothing wrong with Marcus, there was something wrong with you.
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"If they did him wrong, they're gonna make all of us wrong," Percha added.
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I think killing people is wrong and reducing a town to rubble is wrong.
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You're probably opening Champagne the wrong way — and serving it in the wrong glass.
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"From where I stand, that's all wrong — 100% wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
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It&aposs always been why Donald Trump is wrong, why House Republicans are wrong.
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That requires accepting responsibility for what went wrong and understanding why it went wrong.
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His family saying, he was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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This morning routine, alas, is wrong, all wrong, according to psychology writer Eric Barker.
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" Writer Dan Seitz complained Oliver was "targeting the wrong people and the wrong issue.
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The reality is Trump is wrong about the problem and wrong about the solution.
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Since his departure, however, pretty much everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
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For example, speeding is wrong because it's illegal, but murder is wrong in itself.
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"If it turns out to be wrong, that's not fraud, that's wrong," he said.
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"That's wrong, all wrong," said Motoyoshi Shimai, an official of Iga's tourism strategy division.
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As wrong as these critics have been, they are even more clearly wrong now.
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Seen by the wrong person at the wrong time, could it even be dangerous?
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If it isn't, it's doing something wrong or you're doing something wrong to it.
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Was he targeted or was he in the wrong place at the wrong time?
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Atticus was suddenly on all the wrong sides, fighting for all the wrong causes.
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The stereotype was wrong in 2016 and has become even more wrong in 2020.
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If a machine can learn the wrong thing, it can do the wrong thing.
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At Coyote Ugly, the customer is wrong if a Coyote thinks they are wrong.
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I believed then that it was wrong, and I believe today it is wrong.
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I could do no wrong in her eyes, even if I did do wrong.
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There must be something wrong with me for not having something wrong, I thought.
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"If people get the wrong information and make the wrong decision, it's a tragedy."
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But this is the wrong relationship and the wrong moment for great-power rivalry.
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When you're a hobbyist, you're learning the wrong information and practicing the wrong skills.
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Simply put, my car had been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Polls have been wrong before, of course, but rarely are they that far wrong.
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They both mean "wrong place," but you can't use them in the wrong place.
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What's wrong is a society that tells LGB youth there's something wrong with them.
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"Just sometimes say something ridiculous and be like, well, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong."
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I've trusted the wrong people and I've put talented people in the wrong roles.
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"It's wrong because it makes two assumptions that are almost certainly wrong," Duran said.
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Since the legally wrong-headed and morally wrong-hearted Supreme Court decision Shelby v.
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Or how many things go wrong versus ... And most things don't go wrong. Yeah.
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And if we don't, well, it may be that our best theories about dark matter are wrong—that we're looking in the wrong places, with the wrong instruments.
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Chaffetz received some positive reaction when he called top White House counselor Kellyanne Conway "wrong, wrong, wrong" for promoting Ivanka Trump's business interests in a TV interview Thursday.
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The data on my phone, unprotected, is very telling and very valuable if I'm in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the right (or wrong) thing.
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I pitched the wrong folks the wrong pitch at the wrong time, and that was with help from experienced VCs and entrepreneur friends helping me along the way.
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"Everyone knew it was wrong, but they thought it was wrong the way it's wrong to jaywalk," Simmons recently wrote in a paper taking stock of the field.
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To help us cope with our own paralyzing dread of sending the wrong person the wrong message at the wrong time, we asked others about their worst texting fails.
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During Jim Crow, black people could be brutalized for drinking out of the wrong water fountain, sitting in the wrong place or venturing into the wrong town after sundown.
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When I was young, somebody told me, 'to be be right at the wrong time is to be wrong and to be wrong at the right time is right.
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But most people approach this exercise all wrong, and we mean all wrong: their form is bad, their goals are wrong, and they use it as an arm workout.
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And after that, it's free for the interpreter to say, They went in the wrong way on campaign finance, Roe is wrong, the same-sex marriage case is wrong.
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"Wrong deal, wrong price - the stats are not correct," TCI partner Jonathan Amouyal told Reuters.
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They were basically saying 'You're wrong and the way you choose to write is wrong.
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"It's wrong, it's just terribly wrong," said Thompson, a 57-year-old heavy equipment operator.
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Because there's nothing wrong with stealing cultures; kinda like there was nothing wrong destroying them.
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"They're doing the p-hacking and they're getting other stuff wrong, badly wrong," he said.
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You're tired, you're hungry and you blurt out the wrong thing at the wrong moment.
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Everything that was wrong with our American attitude about cars, everything was wrong with patriotism.
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Maybe they're wrong, but I'm not seeing people make a serious case that they're wrong.
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" Ultimately, she feels Bush "was in the wrong place and talking to the wrong person.
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She sees children killed simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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It is on the wrong side of global opinion and the wrong side of history.
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You see, most people don't understand that if you think you're wrong, then you're wrong.
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He, in other words, was a man at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Brexiteers retort that economists have been proved wrong once and will be proved wrong again.
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There's nothing wrong with being different; there's everything wrong with marginalizing those people with differences.
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I'm wrong, so incredibly wrong, and it's the ninth layer of hell inside the store.
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If you're literally, if you're at the wrong place at the wrong time, you're gone.
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We were far from the only reviewers to do so, but still, wrong is wrong.
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"We just got really smacked in the wrong place at the wrong time," Landrieu said.
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Don't get me wrong — there's nothing wrong with scale, and it can be very useful.
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He was wrong then, as I wrote in a book, and he is wrong now.
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A challenge that goes terribly, hilariously wrong: #Getoutchallenge Gone wrong 😂😂💀🤦🏽♂️ pic.twitter.
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Where things went wrong Clinton's friends and allies are pondering where her campaign went wrong.
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Check out the earlier two: what Republicans are getting wrong, and what liberals get wrong.
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While they have the right country, they have the wrong time frame and wrong risk.
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We all have perceptions of different communities that are totally wrong, and they're obviously wrong.
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Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with loving what you do for a living.
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They were in the wrong place at the wrong time, and paid with their lives.
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But since you are asking me whether it's right or wrong, I think it's wrong.
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We were wrong when we defined "civility" as saying the wrong things the right way.
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But there are lots of wrong answers, and both of these options are just wrong.
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You -- but your attacks are directed to the wrong person and on the wrong issues.
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"From where I stand, that's all wrong — 100 percent wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
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That is wrong, dead wrong, and has to be countered by facts, and not feelings.
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Not only is CBO's baseline wrong, but its analysis of the legislative proposals is wrong.
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Instead, Trump has focused the American people on the wrong threat to the wrong border.
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We make the wrong decisions if we base it on fear, anger, and wrong perception.
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But if you've got the wrong genes, then the wrong moves might do you in.
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"All the things that are wrong in psychology are clearly wrong in neuroimaging," Poldrack says.
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Or they don't understand or something's wrong ... I don't quite understand what's wrong with them.
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It was wrong, he knew it was, and he couldn't help anyone by being wrong.
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Worried that you're buying the wrong type of eggplant, or cooking it the wrong way?
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There's no doubt that domestic abuse is always wrong; violence against women is always wrong.
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Last year the llama came once and it was the wrong llama, the wrong color.
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A "no" from the wrong leader of the wrong team can kill a great idea.
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"If it was wrong judgment, it was wrong judgment on one article," Mr. Fenton said.
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"It was just me being at the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.
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It's not a sign that you're doing the wrong thing or feeling the wrong way.
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If they were wrong about the meat, they reasoned, what else were they wrong about?
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"Everything that could go wrong went wrong today," Steele said, according to the Golf Channel.
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If we get it wrong, most things in our lives and society will go wrong.
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I must now admit that we started from the wrong basis, from the wrong premise.
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" After examining that record, he found that "what the President did was wrong, grievously wrong.
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And any way you cut it that is the wrong message at the wrong time.
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You can lose a debate by simply saying the wrong word at the wrong time.
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The principles of conservative governance were not wrong, but the messengers were the wrong standardbearers.
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Tompkins was in the wrong place at the wrong time in December 1988, Vascetti said.
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As a country, we continue to get many questions of right and wrong entirely wrong.
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It totally parodies what's wrong with the political system and what's wrong with many politicians.
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The right matches on the platform were in the wrong neighborhood, or the wrong size.
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As Soulja puts it ... she got nailed in a case of "wrong place, wrong time."
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So much collateral damage, so many people in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Some lies are wrong because they have bad consequences; some lies are wrong because they betray trust; some are wrong because they are the outcome of vicious traits such as cowardice or selfishness; some are wrong because they deny the autonomy of rational agents.
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"This is the wrong election cycle, the wrong place and the wrong race," Foister wrote in a social media post, adding that he'll remain in politics in a different state.
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Most big ideas turn out to be half right, half wrong—and, as time goes on, the right bits look ever more obvious, while the wrong bits look really wrong.
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Guyger should have known she was in the wrong unit, prosecutors say Guyger missed several signs indicating she was on the wrong floor and at the wrong apartment, prosecutors argued.
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As this unfortunate episode makes painfully clear, when nuclear power goes wrong, it really goes wrong.
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A plane's safety inspector misses something, or someone meets the wrong person at the wrong time.
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He was, in almost every way, the wrong man at the wrong time for that speech.
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To target hopeful young strivers who grew up here is wrong, because they've done nothing wrong.
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Two things people get wrong about Snapchat, and two things Snap got wrong building its business.
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"I think he was at the wrong place at the wrong time," he says of Miguel.
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You never want that to happen but it was the wrong place at the wrong time.
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You could hit the wrong button and accidentally send your naked photo to the wrong person.
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Read more: You're probably opening Champagne the wrong way — and serving it in the wrong glass.
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And whatever they say is right is right and whatever they say is wrong is wrong.
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"Lots of productivity is lost by putting the wrong people in the wrong jobs," Marshall said.
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"We believe this is the wrong decision at a wrong time," said Executive Director Steve Trent.
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"That's wrong, all wrong," said Motoyoshi Shimai, an official of Iga's tourism strategy division, told Reuters .
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You tell the wrong person the wrong piece of information, and you find your torch snuffed.
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We don't tell them, oh, well, you're wrong—I don't know if they're wrong or not.
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Fighters that have come the wrong way come to me, but we've come the wrong way.
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I not only chose the wrong time to come here, I also chose the wrong market.
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We believe America is locking the wrong people up for the wrong reasons for too long.
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Don't get me wrong I love Mike Epps but that shit with the kangaroo was wrong.
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Generally, we worry about saying the wrong thing at the wrong time and fucking everything up.
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I've also had plenty of times where teachers pronounce my name wrong or spell it wrong.
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At any rate, never tell a client that he is wrong — even if he is wrong.
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And at the end of the day what does Carter Page did wrong -- has done wrong?
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And in many ways, video gaming is constantly asking the wrong questions to the wrong people.
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"I realize I'm in the wrong, I've been in the wrong a long time," he admitted.
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It happened to me and your statements are wrong and you're going to be proven wrong.
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Wrong perhaps, but was it sufficiently wrong to justify removing a duly elected president from office?
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It was never the wrong day, the wrong hour, for waiting knows all days and hours.
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Reports have painted a chaotic scene where almost everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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" Albright later apologized for choosing "the wrong context and the wrong time for using that line.
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This is just a blanket statement that the polls are wrong—because the polls are wrong.
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Drive Like Jehu had the misfortune of being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Ain't nothin' wrong with going to Y [Youth Authority], ain't nothin' wrong with going to prison.
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I don't known whether it was wrong being me, or they were wrong for being themselves.
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You see something that is wrong and you're faced with that choice of right or wrong.
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It is well accepted that software estimates are frequently wrong, and all too often wildly wrong.
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" • "The culture went wrong, the governance went wrong, the board went in a very bad direction.
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I told Michael I'm scared that I'm going to use the wrong tone, the wrong dialect.
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That is, figuring out not just what went wrong on Tuesday but what goes wrong regularly.
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These people were so, so, so wrong; but note that they weren't wrong about the technology.
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If it's true that everyone is wrong about "candidate quality," Democrats are posing the wrong questions.
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And so you tend to do the wrong thing at the wrong -- at a certain time.
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"I don't think there's anything wrong with criticizing the Mueller investigation if something's wrong," he added.
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So I was the "wrong" kind of Asian and I was the "wrong" kind of Swedish.
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Whether using the wrong paints, doing the wrong prep — I didn't know what I was doing.
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"There could be nothing worse than giving the wrong body to the wrong family," Marshall said.
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Nisa "was at the wrong place at the wrong time, with her childhood friend," he said.
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I made a poor decision and did it in the wrong time in the wrong format.
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You are wrong about where the clitoris is, and you're wrong about what makes good comedy.
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I love her because she represents the girl who feels like she was born … actually, well the human that was born in the wrong place, the wrong time, the wrong body.
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And virtually everything said has been said incorrectly, and it's been said wrong, or it's been covered wrong by the press — just like NBC and ABC yesterday covered the story wrong.
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They only wish to try to destroy a person whom they deem to be the wrong president, picked by the wrong people, in an election that went all wrong for them.
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They were wrong about the Iraq war in 2003, wrong about the economic might of Japan in the 1980s and wrong about the economic might of the Soviet Union before that.
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But it's pretty easy to go overboard and use the wrong device, the wrong app, for the wrong reasons, in an obsessive manner and maybe even get harmful outcomes as a result.
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They come from Christian martyrs of all stripes, those who in the bloody early half of the second millennium belonged to the wrong faith in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Trump for being the wrong person in the wrong job at the wrong time -- a problem compounded by the fact that May invited him to the UK so soon after his inauguration.
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Chaffetz criticized Conway during the fracas at his town hall, calling it "wrong, wrong, wrong" for her to promote a clothing and accessories line associated with the president's daughter on Fox News.
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Her father was the kind of melancholy man who would always be born into the wrong family, married to the wrong wife, settled in the wrong profession, and destined to die alone.
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"This time, the gun rights crowd messed with the wrong community, the wrong kids and the wrong dad," said Fred Guttenberg, whose 14-year-old daughter, Jaime, was killed at the school.
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Prey is the story of a terrifying corporate dystopia gone wrong, from the point of view of those who had the misfortune to work in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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She supports, and the reason is she supports so much of what is wrong and what is wrong with this country and what is going wrong with our country and our borders.
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"It was simply a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mountain said.
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We scratch at the wrong angle at the wrong time — and that's where fuzzy chicks come in.
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Trump bellowed "wrong, wrong" as Clinton claimed that he had supported the March 2003 invasion in Iraq.
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People will sometimes go into the wrong theater, watch the entire wrong movie, then demand a refund.
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One, Roe versus Wade was wrong then, it&aposs wrong now, I&aposm going to overrule it.
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In science there's right and wrong, but in art there are no easy right and wrong answers.
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I mean, I haven&apost been wrong in a long time, but I was wrong about this.
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"In the wrong hands, those scenes specifically could have come across in the wrong way," he said.
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And remember there's nothing wrong with indulging here and there, and there's nothing wrong with feeling full.
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A whole season wondered if maybe people advocating for political correctness aren't entirely wrong (just mostly wrong).
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But it will do America no good if Democrats take the wrong lesson from the wrong president.
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Now, there is nothing wrong with enacting laws around immigration, and nothing wrong with enforcing those laws.
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Turns out the bride put down the wrong address and the wrong chapel name on the invitation.
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Regardless, Romero has a real gift for doing and saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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"Nothing big wrong went wrong, right?" was a verdict repeated time and time again by smiling locals.
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"This is a cyclical industry and if something goes wrong it can go drastically wrong," he said.
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Murdered not for what they have done or being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Just a big self-defeating dope, doing stupendously and obviously wrong things for stupendously, obviously wrong reasons.
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On the surface things are terribly, terribly calm, and wrong—just as wrong as they can be.
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The downside of all those personal connections is that when things go wrong, they go very wrong.
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There's a lotta things that going wrong, but it's not obvious that they have to go wrong.
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It was a pointless and soulless mission in which everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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Transgender officers have said they have been referred to by the wrong gender or the wrong pronouns.
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When you make a call that's wrong ... you were wrong on Facebook for a long time, right?
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Or, you could be getting news at the wrong time of day or on the wrong platform.
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I kept hoping that nothing would go wrong, but I knew that something ought to go wrong.
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"The things that go wrong are such outliers," he said, because things generally do not go wrong.
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"We did wrong, we were wrong, we were rambunctious," he told the Northwest News Network in 2014.
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Physicians were obviously wrong to believe that about opioids, and drug companies were wrong to mislead them.
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In fact, there are in effect two factions — equally wrong, but wrong in different, almost opposite ways.
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" "It is truly sad that an employee knowing right from wrong still does wrong against all reason.
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And if the wrong people were convicted, that would mean the wrong person would be walking free.
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They got the second verse wrong, and then got it wrong again when they did it over.
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It was wrong when Obama failed to stand up to Putin in Ukraine, and it's wrong now.
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He was a plaything of fate, the nonpareil man in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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With all the news from Charlottesville, I was feeling in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They had the wrong envelope, but there was still an opportunity to avoid announcing the wrong winner.
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Scared to Choose Wrong Steve Almond: I don't think you're a terrible person, Scared to Choose Wrong.
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And all of this comes from the wrong ignition and the wrong way of looking at country.
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This is a purposefully wrong interpretation, but the reasons why it's wrong are surprisingly hard to articulate.
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They tend to ruin other people's fun with their "what can go wrong will go wrong" posture.
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It may just indicate that you&aposre pitching to the wrong people or at the wrong time.
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Much of the past effort against cancer has fixated on the wrong enemies, with the wrong weapons.
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I'm starting to think I'm looking in the wrong places or maybe for the wrong person altogether.
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OK we upgrade the brakes … but it's still in the wrong tracks, going in the wrong direction.
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The last two decades have illustrated that this prediction was disastrously wrong — or at least half wrong.
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I got the 6S; I hoped I was wrong, and I'd just get used to it. Wrong.
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"There should be no 'wrong place at the wrong time' in America," Kargou's father told VICE News.
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And let me just say this for the people on both sides, it&aposs wrong with your Republican, it&aposs wrong if you&aposre a Democrat, it&aposs wrong if you&aposre conservative.
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"Chicago will continue to stand up proudly as a welcoming city, and we will not cave to the Trump administration's pressure because they are wrong morally, wrong factually and wrong legally," Emanuel said.
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THE WRONG MAN Barely getting by in Reno, Duran ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time and is accused of murder in this new musical by the songwriter Ross Golan.
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Of course, most weddings don't happen without something going wrong, and in this case, something went very wrong.
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Cramer thinks this one was simply a case of being in the wrong industry at the wrong time.
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But there's no business like show business when it comes to everything going wrong — and everything goes wrong.
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Then, in the seconds following the power surge, just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
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"If our officers are wrong, they&aposre wrong and they&aposll be handled as such," the mayor said.
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And Nate Silver was wrong, but nowhere near as wrong as the people at the New York Times.
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Or rather, the weird yet beautifully nuanced heartbreak of love in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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At the end of the day, he was very much in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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This call reminds us: Acting on right and wrong, even simply stating what is right and wrong, matters.
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The good guys never do anything wrong, and the bad guys do wrong things to the good guys.
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Police believe that Levine's death was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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It's partly randomness that determines whether you happen to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time.
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The businesses that we've looked at have felt like the wrong stage or the wrong price or something.
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There is so much that went wrong that day and so much more that could have gone wrong.
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Problem is that this government is implementing the wrong policies as it is implementing the wrong fiscal mix.
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But if you happen to get it all wrong, I'll update my memory with the wrong stuff, too.
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You know, the bug where Chrome fills in the wrong stuff in forms or suggests the wrong passwords?
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The problem was now clear: The pit crew was looking at the wrong things at the wrong time.
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For them, a misplaced step or being in the wrong place at the wrong time can be fatal.
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It wasn't a question of a dollar wrong here, a dollar wrong there, they were totally fraudulent financials.
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They believe this was revenge against Aaron, and Antonio was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Photo via Wrong Wrong is a Miami based four piece that play the sludgiest, noisy kind of rock.
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It is not wrong to have babies, and it isn't wrong to marry men or not marry men.
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"I knew it was wrong, that punch was wrong," said Tyrone Jackson, the bystander who filmed the scene.
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I have to have evidence that I'm wrong before I'm going to start to believe that I'm wrong.
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There was nothing wrong with my body but everything wrong with how I viewed it and treated it.
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Autofill is useful, but if you've accidentally saved the wrong information, autofill will keep repeating that wrong information.
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Unfortunately, nearly all forecasts are wrong or only randomly right and (really) wrong the farther out the forecast.
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" He added, "Thankfully, they were not killed simply for being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They are definitely wrong about what Senate Democrats should do and probably wrong about what they will do.
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"This decision sends a wrong signal at the wrong time," the German Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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Slowly but surely, I come to the realization that absolutely everything that could go wrong will go wrong.
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One hundred percent of us have the same risks in the genetic and wrong-place wrong-time lottery.
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Just as the experts were wrong about the Royals, so far they've been very wrong about the Phillies.
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If you were wrong then, you should think very hard about whether you might be wrong again now.
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Well, we talked about what Hollywood gets wrong about Christians, so what do Christians get wrong about Hollywood?
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The space felt hopelessly small and wrong, but it was inevitably all going to feel small and wrong.
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When it comes to Falwell's theology, he's not just wrong on moral grounds, he's wrong on Biblical ones.
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Not wrong — I'm not saying you did something wrong — but in terms of strategically in dealing with this?
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"If society got this thing wrong, who guarantees it didn't get everything else wrong as well?" he said.
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All that can go wrong does go wrong, and the process is both compelling and close to unwatchable.
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In the meantime, Cohen has made wrong move after wrong move, maximizing the risk to Trump and himself.
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"This is the wrong policy at the absolute wrong time if you care about public health and kids."
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It was wrong under every previous administration, and with every report detailing war crimes, and it's wrong today.
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At the trial, prosecutors implied that I had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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As he sees it, the "economics establishment" was proved wrong about the ERM and wrong about the euro.
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First of all, it totally parodies what's wrong with the political system and what's wrong with many politicians.
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Social science is tricky, and it's possible the experts are measuring things wrong (or measuring the wrong things).
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Or when doctors prescribe the wrong antibiotic, one that won't work against the bacteria infecting a patient—or give the right drug, but in the wrong dose or for the wrong length of time.
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And if you're wrong, you're wrong, and you get a little egg in your face, and you might tease them in a blog post, but really, you don't really get penalized for being wrong.
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" The association also distributed an FAQ for its members on what they should know about the case, saying that the complaint is "wrong on the facts, wrong on the law, and wrong on the economics.
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"It can be said, that the U.S. this time has at the wrong time, fought a wrong war, and chosen a wrong opponent," Wei said, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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If you see any news item associated with the wrong person or organization (or any offensive or inappropriate content in a news item), please report it by clicking the Wrong Person or Wrong Organization flag.
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I so badly would love to go on a Twitter rant or an Instagram Story rant and just tell people, 'Listen, I'm the sister and I see everything, and you're wrong, you're wrong, you're wrong!
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" She explained how these new refugees were persecuted "because of what they unchangeably were – born into the wrong kind of race or the wrong kind of class or drafted by the wrong kind of government.
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It's one thing to disappoint sports fans by hiring a lousy football coach; it's quite another to court national controversy by being connected to the wrong politician on the wrong issue at the wrong moment.
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However, there are times when things go wrong: a package goes to the wrong address, a phone arrives with a ding in the case, the new TV set turns out to be the wrong model.
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In a place where crime ruled, David Echegaray, Acuña's son, was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Despite the frightening encounter, it is believed that the officials were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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INGRAHAM: What is wrong with the military, let me just say, what is wrong with the military sing-along?
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HURT: Tell me I&aposm wrong, because I&aposd love to be told that I&aposm wrong about this.
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So when things go wrong, because they will go wrong, the important thing is being able to fix it.
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But she also was very hard line on family values — almost in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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Their means are wrong and the way they're doing it is wrong, but their worldview is kind of right.
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" However, Canaff noted, "just because a cop takes the wrong approach doesn't mean they will reach the wrong result.
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I won't want to paper over everything that was wrong with webOS — because a lot was wrong with webOS.
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While there's nothing wrong with sexting per se, there is something incredibly wrong with sending unsolicited and nonconsensual photos.
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"What I believe happened is that people were putting in the wrong PIN in the wrong place," Gayman said.
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"I just needed something to be wrong with him, but there was absolutely nothing wrong with him!" she added.
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One of the chief problems in Washington today is that we use the wrong implements for the wrong jobs.
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The increased number of deaths wasn't just because more people were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"You're holding it wrong" is a joke until it isn't, and you can definitely hold the iPhone X wrong.
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But there is nothing wrong with the Whitney's selection that is not wrong with American art at the moment.
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Wilkins said he killed Silva because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, the documents said.
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"Either the models are wrong, which is possible, or the interpretation of the observed correlation is wrong," he says.
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"The market might have been wrong about the vote, but they're not going to be wrong about the impact."
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If you've done something wrong, you've got to pay for it, or prove that you haven't done anything wrong.
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Security meltdowns on your smartphone are often self-inflicted: You clicked the wrong link, or installed the wrong app.
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Trump has refused to admit being wrong or doing any wrong throughout the campaign: Melania's speech is no different.
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SO NOT ONLY IS IT MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, IT IS MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION BY HALF.
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Unfortunately for Hunter, he becomes a victim of wrong place, wrong time when a mafia hitman comes for Jahil.
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"It's not because there is something wrong with them; it's because something is wrong [with] our society," Bruesehoff added.
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The foreign policy establishment was wrong about Iraq and the Middle East and they have been wrong about Trump.
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In the summer of 1969, Lillie Belle Allen found herself at the wrong place and at the wrong time.
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If you're tired of guessing what is wrong when this image, here is the answer: "mistake" is spelled wrong.
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Some of it was drug-related, some simply due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The girls are once again caught in the wrong place, at the wrong time, with a shovel in hand.
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I did click on the wrong link or someone in my hundred-thousand-person company hit the wrong link.
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Prove them all wrong at times, and they are wrong sometimes, and you'll be attacked as a false messenger.
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There aren't two sets of rules for our friends and our foes: Right is right and wrong is wrong.
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The biggest risk with investing is that you will do the wrong thing at the wrong time, Carson said.
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It would be morally the wrong thing to do, and it would be politically the wrong thing to do.
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In the past few days, everything in British politics that can go wrong has gone wrong—and spectacularly so.
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Something is wrong, has been wrong since her childhood, when her family was exiled after the revolution in Iran.
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This lack of research often results in debt-collection lawsuits against the wrong people or for the wrong amount.
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The one thing you have to avoid is buying the single wrong stock or at the single wrong time.
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If I was wrong about the election, I am willing to admit I can be wrong about Donald Trump.
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"I've really had to learn quickly what went wrong there — and why it went wrong, more importantly," Stosur said.
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No one knew what was wrong with me, so it was easy to pretend there was nothing wrong, too.
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So I'm definitely not fixing to tell you nothing wrong to send you down the wrong path in life.
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And so much—from a change in lung pressure to the wrong shape of our mouth—can go wrong.
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If the data wrong, we guarantee that we will exchange 100% if data wrong after iPhone 13 launch, thanks.
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But in Act II, when things go wrong for Constance and Alvaro, they go wrong for the show, too.
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There is a list of things that are wrong with me, and none of them are wrong with me.
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I personally lived quite a lot in fear; in fear of doing the wrong thing, saying the wrong thing.
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But the needle could have very easily been "wrong," if "wrong" meant the leading candidate went on to lose.
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Ezra: So it looks to me like a couple of things are going wrong, or maybe not going wrong.
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He kept saying, 'There's something wrong with my brain, I don't know what it is, but there's something wrong.
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So it goes for the Yankees, who can't do anything wrong even when maybe they did do something wrong.
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Yes, we made a lot of assumptions, and some of them are obviously wrong—but they're not crazy-wrong.
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It made me very upset and left me wondering what I did wrong or what was wrong with me.
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They might misunderstand the question, accidentally give a wrong response to an interviewer or press the wrong button online.
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"Silicon Valley is trying to conquer the wrong problem in the wrong way," he told me in an interview.
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Taking the Lord's name in vain was wrong and therefore Miss Connolly was wrong to pretend she hadn't heard.
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He faced his responsibility with modesty and gravity...he found that 'what the President did was wrong, grievously wrong.
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When I arrived, I found out that I had envisioned the wrong thing, the wrong kind of place, entirely.
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I've done things wrong in my life, I will admit... (LAUGHTER)... not purposely, but I've done things wrong. (LAUGHTER).
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"Peloton was the wrong place, wrong time, and the brokers act like it was the right place," he said.
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And, the inevitable autopsy articles are flying, attempting to diagnose what went wrong, or what her campaign did wrong.
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"That is wrong, and everyone knows that's wrong, and it's not supposed to happen in America, but it did."
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Its autonomous flight control system fired at the wrong time shortly after launch, putting Starliner in the wrong orbit.
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It combines the wrong-place-wrong-time randomness of a natural disaster with the precision of a hate crime.
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Nothing wrong with that, just as there's nothing wrong with other Fox pundits being critical of the president-elect.
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Predictions of disaster were wrong 15 years ago when I chaired the ITC, and they are wrong again today.
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It was only much later that I realized I had been asking the wrong question, using the wrong language.
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So we got it wrong, and we've gotten it wrong about Trump in this race, so that's very similar.
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And the pundits were wrong about Trump's chances yet again, just as they'd been wrong about him all along.
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"There are things that different people get wrong — I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong," Zuckerberg said.
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"I didn't know that I did it wrong until I heard people saying I did it wrong," she said.
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It is likely to go spectacularly wrong — wrong in ways that will force far more Republicans to defect from Trump, wrong in ways that will appall the female voters Republicans need to hold to keep their House majority, wrong in ways that could drive Trump's vote share from the 40s to the 30s.
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You might believe that, because something feels right, it must in turn be right, and you might believe that so much that you slide into your proud shimmy in the very moment that you are proven wrong—wrong in your sense and wrong in your belief and wrong in starting that shimmy.
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Running parallel are the gossip and ghost stories she hears about unlucky brides, unlucky pregnant women, women who got in the wrong car, who trusted the wrong doctor, married the wrong man, married the right man.
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Last week, Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, called Ms. Conway's endorsement of Ms. Trump's product line "wrong, wrong, wrong," and he called on the ethics office to investigate.
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But just as the old CW that Trump's rants would hurt him is wrong, the new CW is also wrong.
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So many similarities and some of the same people that were wrong about Reagan are seemed to be wrong here.
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The first is the truth: The boys are just kids who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Now, ironically, both the Fed and the president are wrong here, and they're wrong about the same thing," Cramer argued.
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They were just two teenagers having sex; they were just doing it at the wrong place, at the wrong time.
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Listen, if the media got it so wrong about Trump, what else are they getting wrong about habits and millennials?
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Because the trading community knows they were wrong on Brexit, they know they were wrong on Donald Trump winning the .
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Taft sent a letter in reply, admitting he had said the wrong words but arguing Terwilliger's correction was also wrong.
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In short, everything that could have "gone wrong" this year for the ice around Alaska has gone wrong, Brettschneider said.
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It's only a matter of time before this bottled-up aggression explodes on the wrong person in the wrong way.
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That way, if someone types in a wrong number, that wrong number doesn't get propagated through to the global database.
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This kid is just in the wrong place at the wrong time...to the benefit of the rest of us.
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There was no one around to watch me take a wrong turn, double back, then take the same wrong turn.
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But I've been wrong on that for some time, I may be wrong for a long time in the future.
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"Even if this is wrong, I suppose you could argue that it's wrong in the service of rightness," Jared suggests.
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The first Yoga Book was littered with compromises: a dinky processor, the wrong ports, and even the wrong operating system.
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As it turns out, our brains have glitches that can make it difficult to remember that wrong facts are wrong.
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"I would rather say the stock market is wrong than I would say the real economy is wrong," Cramer said.
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That is not only wrong—in the way that all bullying is wrong—but also a waste of valuable talent.
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There is nothing, NOTHING worse than sending the wrong text to the wrong person except maybe talking on the phone?
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI — if I thought there was something wrong.
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"The CBO was wrong when they analyzed Obamacare's effect on cost and coverage, and they are wrong again," Price said.
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"I didn't know that I did it wrong until I heard people saying that I did it wrong," Perry said.
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What it gets wrong: Unfortunately, the omentum makes exactly the wrong decision with cancer cells, researchers said in the study.
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The homicide remains unsolved, and for decades Radakovic believed Cesnik was the victim of a "wrong place, wrong time" crime.
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"Something's wrong, something's really wrong with the Democratic party," Ryan says in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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She's likelier here to ponder what went wrong, or might go wrong ("Worrying Mind"), or probably should ("Easier Than Leaving").
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Reuters witnesses said some of those detained appeared to be ordinary passersby in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"If I was wrong, senator, I was wrong because I was bound by circuit precedent, and I'm sorry," he said.
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WRONG TARGET The concerns of the Melbourne eco-warriors may well be justified, but they were targeting the wrong people.
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This metaphor, which may be wrong in general, is particularly wrong for my parents, who did not share a bedroom.
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Receiving data bits in the wrong order or at the wrong time can cause distortions, stutters, lag, and other problems.
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"At the end of the day, he's going to support his officers, even when wrong is wrong," Ms. Moore said.
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The wrong guys at the wrong time, because if it was just one guy he certainly could have handled himself.
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"You're always going to have one or two idiots that say the wrong thing at the wrong time," Clarke said.
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The thing that's wrong with dating apps is the same thing that's wrong with the rest of the internet: people.
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"I wanted to learn my religion but they show me the wrong way, the wrong activities," Mizanur said in court.
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A lot of the things wrong with the Royals in 2013, never mind 2014, are still wrong with them now.
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Just like there's no wrong way to eat a Reese's, there's also no wrong way to celebrate National Puppy Day.
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I'm just saying that if they are wrong, it's unlikely that they are wrong in a way that favors Trump.
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" "I may be wrong, I mean I may stand before you in six months and say, 'Hey I was wrong.
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And a lot of people, unfortunately, paid a heavy penalty for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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This Western idea of what's right and wrong was telling me all these black women and girls' names were wrong.
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The men "did nothing wrong, and no reasonable police officer would have believed they did anything wrong," the lawsuit states.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Kerry, Matt Summers, said Mr. Trump was "wrong about the facts" and "wrong about the law.
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Also, just inhaling alcohol caused the participants to mess up more and press the wrong button at the wrong time.
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The point is that what's wrong with Europe is, in a deep sense, the same thing that's wrong with America.
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If I had to vote whether Kaepernick did right or did wrong I would vote wrong, because I'm into resources.
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"He's been through tragedy after tragedy, wall after wall, wrong turn after wrong turn — and he stood strong," Ryan said.
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His lawyers, however, maintain that he was an aid worker who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Eighty-seven percent of those who believe Trump has done something wrong believe that he has done something seriously wrong.
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Guyger's lawyers argued she made a "reasonable mistake" when she parked on the wrong floor and entered the wrong apartment.
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Ain't nothing wrong with that... There is nothing wrong with being a working person in the United States of America.
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In doing so, he has become a role model to all the wrong people and for all the wrong reasons.
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The dinner fire was just the first piece of evidence that everything that possibly could go wrong would go wrong.
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"I was wrong to suggest that Tillman misused sources, and I was wrong to question his credibility," Professor Shugerman wrote.
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You couldn't go wrong with most of these iPods, and you won't go wrong with these two latest Apple products.
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Things go wrong in the NFL with such regularity that wrong-going is now central to any good team's narrative.
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The quick and dirty explanation for that size deals with Murphy's Law: anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI, if I thought there was something wrong.
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If I thought there was something wrong, I'd go maybe to the FBI - if I thought there was something wrong.
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He was a brilliant sportsman, granted, but he was also a man from the wrong background, at the wrong time.
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There are many ways for a movie to go wrong, and "Tomb Raider" goes wrong in many of the most obvious: It has a generic story, bad writing, a miscast lead, the wrong director and no fun.
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" No victim could identify either man; nevertheless, Wideman writes, Louis and his co-defendant were found guilty and sentenced to death "on the basis of being the wrong color in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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But liberal optimists were wrong as well — wrong to expect that the new order would bring about a clear increase in sexual fulfillment, wrong to anticipate a healthy integration of sexual desire and romantic attachment, wrong to assume that a happily egalitarian relationship between the sexes awaited once puritanism was rejected and repression cast aside.
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I was at the Martin Beck Theater, now the Al Hirschfeld, where Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" was struggling to survive The play was ostensibly about the Salem witch trials, but I suspected that it was also about another witch hunt that was going on at the time involving people accused of writing the wrong scripts, subscribing to the wrong publications, marching in the wrong parades, attending the wrong rallies or supporting the wrong causes.
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" Sean Kennedy, executive vice president of public affairs at the National Restaurant Association, which represents more than 500,000 restaurant businesses, in a statement called House plan "the wrong wage at the wrong time, implemented in the wrong way.
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She messed with the wrong person – and I want to use really bad words – but she messed with the wrong person.
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In truth, the conviction probably owed more to the specific details of the case and its wrong-place, wrong-time narrative.
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"It is wrong -- deadly wrong -- to deny any of your fellow Americans the right to vote in this country," Johnson said.
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Hopper's convinced nothing's wrong; Hopper is absolutely wrong, but it's very comforting to hear his big crunchy voice say soothing things.
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Without spoiling too much, something goes wrong during the con, then all the things go wrong for Freddy, Lawrence, and Janet.
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It was exactly the wrong loss at exactly the wrong time for Gold, who demanded perfection of herself on the ice.
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If you thought these deals would dry up as we moved into Cyber Week well you were wrong, so very wrong.
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The flag obviously was removed and the personnel involved were disciplined, but the incident — it was wrong, it was absolutely wrong.
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Bryon Bailey in Australia, happy to tell investigators that their theories are wrong and they are looking in the wrong place.
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Some of the men were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, according to a US Attorney's Office statement.
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And I kept saying, I'm not doing anything wrong with my code, so there must be something wrong with the data!
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These are long and bumpy rides with much that can go wrong if you are doing it with the wrong people.
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That's the wrong metaphor — and it's wrong in the same way as the similarly racialized and equally disastrous war on drugs.
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If you thought Hot Pie on Game Of Thrones was just Arya's talented baker friend, well, you'd be wrong — very wrong.
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When it comes to phishing attacks, the problem isn't just one person clicking the wrong link or opening the wrong attachment.
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"There aren't two sets of rules for our friends and our foes: Right is right and wrong is wrong," Gillibrand tweeted.
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She had expected perfection of herself on the ice and failed to deliver — the wrong loss at exactly the wrong time.
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But when payments are made to the wrong person, in the wrong amount, or with invalid documentation, they are deemed "improper".
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Sometimes those channels won't appear, other times, channels from the wrong region or streams from the wrong time zone show up.
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This could be used to eliminate diseases and protect natural habitats—but could also go horribly wrong in the wrong hands.
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Ryan Stock and AmberLynn Walker made the America's Got Talent judges gasp in the wrong way after a stunt went wrong.
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It is worse if a house is built the wrong way than for a pizza to be made the wrong way.
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It's not what is right and wrong but more about how we get to what is right and what is wrong.
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MICROECONOMISTS are wrong about specific things, Yoram Bauman, an economist and comedian, likes to say, whereas macroeconomists are wrong in general.
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If ever there was a "wrong war at the wrong time," the transatlantic trade conflict that's boiling this summer defines it.
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And if there is something that can go wrong, you bet your ass it will go wrong while you're in space.
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In other words, yes, these are probably wrong, as much as anything this subjective can be binary enough to achieve wrong.
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Staying in the wrong hotel, or trying to eat at the wrong establishment, could get you kicked out or much worse.
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"Every time people write this story they're always wrong and people writing today are wrong," an unidentified official told BuzzFeed News.
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If you use the wrong plan name when inquiring about a plan's network, you may get a wrong and costly answer.
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He was convinced I had given him the wrong address, and I was convinced he had typed in the wrong address.
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"If I did something wrong I should be paying the consequences; in this case, I don't think I did anything wrong."
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My lingering impression of the Fender FXA7s is that they're wrong, oh so very wrong, in their reproduction of my music.
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Most organisms introduced into a new environment will fail, often because they arrive in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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I spent hours on them, kept looking for what was wrong and there was nothing wrong, but it just didn't matter.
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Just as Mr. Romney was wrong eight years ago, so, too, have Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence been wrong more recently.
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Maybe it's always been here, and we're just looking at it from the wrong angle—or looking for the wrong things.
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Interventionists can be wrong and still send the right message; non-interventionists can be right and yet send the wrong message.
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"What was done to me in 2006 was wrong, and what happened to Hillary Clinton yesterday was equally wrong," she said.
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Where Europe went wrong, and where it has gone increasingly wrong over time, is precisely in the design of those institutions.
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I could play to the wrong crowd in England just as easily as I could play the wrong crowd in America.
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" Repeating herself, she said, "I don't want to die early because I am in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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According to Keller, you are wrong, and you are also wrong if you think marriage is just a piece of paper.
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If you're the wrong group with the wrong beliefs, the left will come for you, and the left includes Silicon Valley.
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He regularly does bad and wrong things, even after it's pointed out to him that these things are bad and wrong.
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It's not weird, wrong or that there's something [wrong] with them, which is why they're not shown in what they love.
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I wanted him to help me think through what's wrong in the press, what I'm doing wrong in my own work.
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Saying the wrong thing, voting for the wrong person, can cost a person his job, or get his check cut off.
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If you catch me at the wrong moment or say the wrong [thing], yeah, I might say [expletive] back to you.
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This part of his speech — in which he echoed his boss, President Trump — sent the wrong message at the wrong time.
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People sometimes tell me how tragic it was that Galen happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Well, I was in the wrong place at the wrong time," Davis told CNN when asked to recount the 1998 incident.
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Every employee is wearing at least one item of clothing that looks objectively wrong, until you realize it's you that's wrong.
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The wrong answer is socialism; in its pure form, it is a bad economic model and it's the wrong political approach.
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Asked whether torture was wrong, or an inevitable "part of war," only 54 percent of American respondents said it was wrong.
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There's no right or wrong way to behave after your heart gets broken – only what feels right or wrong for you.
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"I don't believe there's anything wrong with the students, but there's simply something wrong with what we're giving them," he said.
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She was in the wrong home, the wrong body, feeling increasing desire to transition, "like a weight" she was carrying around.
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Doing so sends the message that there's something wrong with people who value his message — that there's something wrong with me.
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But that metaphor is often wrong, and it's particularly wrong in the ecosystem driven by Fox News and Trump's Twitter account.
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You can rile folks up by speaking the wrong language, or rile folks up against people who speak the wrong language.
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It was wrong to pull rates down to zero, wrong to flood the markets with cash through its bond-buying QE programs and even wrong to bail out the banking industry when it was on the verge of collapse.
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" FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat who voted against the repeal, said Monday that the decision put the FCC "on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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I'm confused, you are wrong, don't wanna be wrong / Stupid incompetence, stupid in what you think / I'm confused, leave me alone, I don't wanna be wrong / When I talk to you, my mind falls apart ANSWERS : 1. Schultz2. O'Rourke3.
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" FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat who voted against the repeal, said Monday that the decision put the FCC "on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law, and the wrong side of the American public.
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"He thrashed it in mid fight and my face happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," he recalled.
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The site now says that, while it wasn't wrong to keep the content up, its original justification for doing so was wrong.
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I knew something was wrong, but I really didn't want to believe something was wrong with ME. I'm RASHEEDA: a tough cookie!
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"This means that global climate-changing events attributed to volcanoes may be wrong or simply attributed to the wrong volcano," he added.
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He jokes that he bets they get it wrong and use the wrong one all the time to an already anxious Edward.
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You know, working at any of these institutions, we care when we're wrong, we say we're wrong, we correct and it matters.
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Is it the result of fundamental flaws in the justice system, or the world's most extreme case of wrong-place, wrong-time?
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President Donald Trump's ICE agents picked up a few hundred immigrants just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Speaking just from a point of right and wrong, the president and Conway are both in the wrong in this Nordstrom matter.
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Now it's all machines, and if you put the wrong can or bottle in the wrong machine then you don't get squat.
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Now, Poe's been tapped to captain one last mining voyage down the river — but things go wrong, and they go wrong quickly.
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They say that it's based on a poll — and given how wrong they were during the election, these are also probably wrong.
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"When somebody says unaccompanied minor, wrong airplane, wrong country, everybody should've stepped up and done something," Brenda Berg told the Raleigh station.
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What he and his friends Brent Simmons and Dave Wiskus did wrong, he admits, is write the code in the wrong order.
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I just knew that something struck me internally that was telling me it was wrong, and I knew that it was wrong.
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"Let's put the wrong operating system, the right operating system on the wrong product" or the other way around, pick your words.
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When Cramer took a closer look at Polaris, it seemed to him that everything that could go wrong already did go wrong.
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"They were on the wrong side, Barclays certainly was on the wrong side of the markets in a big way, " he said.
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One neighbor told FOX 5 that Callaway was shielding her son, and simply was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Facebook, you were on the wrong side of history on that, and you are on the wrong side of history in this.
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When he finally gets his shot to perform and it all goes wrong, Owen becomes famous but for all the wrong reasons.
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HAHN: He doesn&apost have the guts because he is probably seen the documents and he&aposs wrong... BOSSIE: You&aposre wrong.
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"If something goes wrong — and things go wrong a lot — at least you have a firm you can collect from," he said.
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Steele can add her named to the long list of ESPN employees who've said the wrong thing at the perfectly wrong time.Â
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If they're the wrong density or wrong shape — say, plate-like shards of broken shells — they'll float in the water, causing clouds.
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But take the wrong step—pissing off the standing queen or brawling at the wrong bar—and you'll see a quick death.
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Test scores can reveal that something is wrong at a school, but not what is wrong or how it can be fixed.
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If something goes wrong, then I want to understand the process of how it went wrong and what you need to do.
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For the next twelve hours, I was proven wrong... and then right... and then wrong in an endless, touch-and-go loop.
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For the next twelve hours, I was proven wrong... and then right... and then wrong in an exhausting, touch-and-go loop.
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"Whatever could go wrong that afternoon did go wrong," Robert L. Sumwalt, a member of the board, said, while questioning N.T.S.B. investigators.
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I can be wrong, I can be wrong, but I felt when we had them on they told a real good story.
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There's nothing that will undermine your argument faster than a fact you got wrong, that you did not have to get wrong.
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Other teams, however, sank by having the wrong engine at the wrong time or by using pay drivers rather than proven talent.
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"She was wrong on Iraq, and proved she didn't learn from that experience, but was wrong on Libya, too," Mr. Jones said.
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"If they were going to be wrong on rates, they had every incentive in the world to be wrong high," Anderson said.
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But what the Böhmermann affair shows most impressively is that the deal was struck for the wrong reasons at the wrong time.
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How to send a Venmo request if you paid the wrong personAnother common mistake is sending the payment to the wrong person.
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We're doing it wrong, and if we only had smart things to tell us what we're doing wrong, we could fix ourselves.
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Despite very few of our players having complained, it felt wrong when we started doing it and it still feels wrong now.
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CHICAGO — Wrong place, wrong time — "I was shot nine times," a teenager, whom I'll call J.B. to protect his safety, told me.
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If we assume that Soros is right and today's consensus is wrong, the question is which way the consensus will be wrong.
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"Correct me if I'm wrong, but they're saying these schools are too Asian, so there must be something wrong," Mr. Kim said.
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You can "Take things the wrong way" by misunderstanding, or you can take things that don't belong to you, which is wrong.
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Two were trampled during a looting spree; others were attacked because they speak the wrong language or come from the wrong place.
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"The only way to achieve forgiveness is to apologize for what you've done wrong, and we've apologized for what we've done wrong."
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"I've learned that I can be very wrong," she says, "and I've never been so proud to be wrong in my life."
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Redford called defunding the NEA "entirely the wrong approach at entirely the wrong time" in a letter on the Sundance Institute website.
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Set 40 years in the future, so about 2060, give or take, everything that can go wrong seems to go very wrong.
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Boeing's autonomous flight control system fired at the wrong time shortly after launch, the company explained, putting Starliner in the wrong orbit.
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Pressuring a foreign government to investigate your chief domestic political rival isn't wrong, and even if it is wrong, everybody does it.
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I think he took a plea deal, but didn't do it; he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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He said his lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, was "wrong" about a Trump project in Moscow and "has been wrong" on other matters.
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There's a lot of wrong on both sides, and unfortunately all the liberal media talks about is the wrong on one side.
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The American people know it is wrong, public health professionals know it is wrong, and nearly every single law enforcement association in America knows it's wrong—which is why they are all in favor of closing the terrorist gun loophole.
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"Every time that Hillary said something that Donald Trump didn't agree with that was about him, Donald would be like, 'Wrong, wrong, wrong,' " said Emma, vice president of the student council at Robert R. Lazar Middle School in Montville, New Jersey.
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A more "interesting" culture has determined that these women have chosen the wrong things to conform (in this case the Céline Luggage bag), practice the wrong religion (hypocritical Christianity), and been inspired by the wrong people (Christian girl autumn-styled influencers).
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" Brown discovered "wrong people in the wrong places, right people in the wrong places — just not a well-run racing team because I don't think any of the leaders were around long enough to stick with it and provide some momentum.
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" The core of his analysis is that the other papers are using "the wrong mental model" — measuring the wrong process — and by doing so "they bring to the table the wrong form of maths and thereby an apparently mathematically objective pessimism.
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Because Twitter is always telling you what's wrong with everything and then someone else is like, "Actually that is not the real thing that is wrong with that, the real thing that is wrong with that is this" and it's suffocating.
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Investigators interviewed 297 residents at the apartment complex, Armstrong said, and many of them told authorities they'd parked on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment or even put their keys in the door of the wrong apartment by mistake.
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KING: You know, all violence is wrong, all murder is wrong, but what makes Islamist terrorism unique right now is the worldwide movement.
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After reviewing 72 problematic cases more thoroughly, the ministry concluded that in five, the "substance" of the ruling was wrong or probably wrong.
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The argument clearly espoused by the Trump administration was wrong in the '90s, when it was first advanced, and it's doubly wrong now.
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" Time Magazine, in 2010, compiled a list of the Top 10 times he was caught "saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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Catalina the puppy was in the wrong place at the wrong time, but she was on TV when the right people were watching.
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"To target hopeful young strivers who grew up here is wrong, because they've done nothing wrong," Obama tweeted to introduce his lengthy statement.
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"He says, if we got it wrong, I don't really care, we shouldn't keep getting it wrong and compounding the error," Maleck said.
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He said he hasn&apost done anything wrong, so what&aposs wrong with sticking up for yourself if you&aposve been falsely accused?
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But if you do the wrong thing for the wrong reason, the arc of life bends toward justice — almost always with bad results.
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So, from the top down, you end up bringing in the wrong staff, the wrong players, and there will be consequences for that.
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In the Master of None "Thanksgiving" episode that won Lena Waithe an Emmy, we watched her go from wrong woman to wrong woman.
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Other people felt like I had become a dictator, ruling a kingdom of dysfunction and barring the wrong people for the wrong offenses.
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BAIER: Governor Kasich, you've said that Marco Rubio is wrong... (APPLAUSE) ... that Senator Rubio is wrong with tearing it up on day one.
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We love being right, and to achieve that, of course, someone else has got to be wrong, and the more wrong the better.
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Although there's nothing wrong with trying on a little something for your significant other, there's also nothing wrong with dressing up for yourself.
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If you buy the wrong music, plane ticket or shoes, it's probably not a crippling financial burden, where the wrong mortgage can be.
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You need to be able to say, 'This is wrong' and have somebody do something about it instead of saying, 'Oh, it's wrong?
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Click here to view original GIF GIF Source: Showtime When things go wrong at a nuclear power plant, they can go very wrong.
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What&aposs wrong with the government -- (CROSSTALK) HEMMER: What&aposs wrong with the government trying to figure out what Russia was up to?
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"Gary Cohn has been dead wrong about everything he told Trump," and "everything Cohn said was 100 percent wrong on trade," he added.
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These behaviors may cause us to take too much risk, too little risk or simply the wrong risks, all at the wrong times.
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And if it's addressed to the wrong company or wrong person, well, you're really not going to make it through the first round.
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Taking the wrong medicine, the wrong dosage, or taking the medication more than once a day were the most common medical mistakes reported.
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"My first message to people is, if you think something might be wrong, something is wrong, and you should get help," he said.
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Oh, wow, this is getting weird—4,000 miles apart, we had the same wrong thing happen to us for the same wrong reason?
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"That's horrible that animal deserves better, put on display because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time," a man added.
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"It was just one of those mornings where everything that could have gone wrong was wrong, and we were running late," she said.
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It is very common that if you are at the wrong place at the wrong time, something like this could happen to you.
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One of the victims was not involved in drugs trafficking, and appears to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The only thing worse than accidentally texting the wrong person is accidentally sending the wrong person a text that is about that person.
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I don't think he realizes or wants to accept that these visions could be coming from the wrong place with the wrong intention.
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I don't think that's why and because maybe they did something wrong, I know crazy didn't matter, this company could do something wrong.
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There were male and female police officers and prison guards along with civilians who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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For the two Criminal stories in Wrong Time, Wrong Place, it was partly a function of the time period they were set in.
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We had the wrong monetization model, we had the wrong delivery model -- all of that, and it's because we didn't build new capability.
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And that's important, don't get me wrong, but it's all about making that personal connection with people; that will never steer you wrong.
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The United States, since colonial times, was known for adopting enlightenment principles that criminal punishment is wrong, that retribution is medieval and wrong.
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He saw what was wrong, and hoped for something more because he knew what wrong felt like, especially when it came to love.
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After months of being wrong about Trump, something finally happened to make them look right: All the Iowa polls were wrong — Trump lost!
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Then he said he couldn't see anything that could possibly go wrong that night, so obviously something was about to go very wrong ….
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There's nothing wrong with indulging in a little Hallmark-fueled, candy-filled romance — but there's nothing wrong with being a conscientious objector, either.
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As precarious a moment as it was, his presence on this call would simply have sent the wrong message at the wrong time.
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The official explanation of their death is that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, victims of bandits or rebels.
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"It's become clear the people made a wrong decision and picked a wrong president," Jeong Hong-woo, 22, told Reuters at the rally.
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My fears about being trapped in a relationship or being in the wrong one with the wrong person spilled onto relative strangers' shoulders.
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I think we can slip into that if we let the wrong person take over and impose the wrong regime on this country.
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The initial backlash against Predator resulted from a rare case of a blockbuster film being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Warren had said she believed that analysis was wrong, but in the end, she said Thursday that she turned out to be wrong.
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" He added, "Whenever you hear about any law enforcement officer doing something wrong — I don't care what the agency is — then it's wrong.
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But that's hardly comforting to the artists who fear losing their livelihoods for voting the "wrong" way or expressing the "wrong" political beliefs.
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Your body will let you know when something's wrong, and if it's telling you something is wrong, then go ahead and get tested.
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"We've done wrong, we need to admit our wrongs, and do what we can do to stop the wrong from continuing to happen."
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They spoke of being trapped on the wrong side of the tracks ("Lady Bird") or in the wrong sorts of clothes ("I, Tonya").
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"I don't believe that he ever intended to do anything wrong, nor did he feel that he was doing anything wrong," she said.
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Done wrong it almost certainly sends the wrong message, she said, and these requests can seem as if you're following a generic script.
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In terms of structure, the plot is dependent on Chula's family being consistently unlucky, being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Either way, the whales would receive the wrong navigational information or become disoriented and end up in the wrong spot, leading to stranding.
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For all we know, they were Galleanists, "apostles for peace," or simply two Italian immigrants in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The bad words were wrong, of course, and taking the Lord's name in vain was wrong, but it was more complicated than that.
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Instead, it chose to throw its weight not just on the wrong side of the law, but on the wrong side of history.
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Max and I are a specific variety of old friends: ones who went to many of the wrong places at the wrong time.
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Newtown is not what's wrong with American gun policy; but American gun policy is what allows something as wrong as Newtown to happen.
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A range of examples, from Elvis to Duchamp, summoned to illustrate Harari's points feel wrong in their details or wrong in their gist.
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But even so great an assurance as eternal life, at the wrong time and in the wrong hands, can come across as uncaring.
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But somehow, the spacecraft's clock was set to the wrong time, and a flawed thruster burn pushed the capsule into the wrong orbit.
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Well, in a nutshell, it shows that the GOP is wrong about regulations as a general matter and wrong about Obama's regulations specifically.
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Of course, there are stress points where something could go wrong, and, again, something going wrong would make a strike much more likely.
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You have Hillary Clinton as secretary of state calling a Russia reset that didn't work, she was wrong on Libya, she was wrong on Syria, she was certainly wrong on Benghazi and I think they'll both be held to account for that.
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MARX Growing up with someone who believed there was a right or a wrong is ultimately dangerous because you believed you could make a wrong decision, and the truth is, you can't make that much of a wrong decision about a plaid.
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"I can tell you that I haven't done anything wrong in the election, and McCrae Dowless has never told me to do anything wrong, and to my knowledge he has never done anything wrong," a proposed script shown during Ms. Britt's testimony read.
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That doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the AI system, per se, or how the AI is learning — there's something wrong with the material.
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"These actions were wrong then, just as they would be wrong today," Kerry said in a statement issued by the department in his name.
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"Physicists are excited when there's something wrong with physics, and we're in a situation now where there's not a lot that's wrong," he says.
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The firm took "full responsibility" for handing presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the wrong envelope, which led to the wrong winner being announced.
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A DNA test gone wrong doesn't just mean that the wrong person is incriminated—it also robs victims of receiving the justice they deserve.
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I didn't know how many people had been marked as allowable casualties because they were born in the wrong places under the wrong circumstances.
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"They came to the wrong community on the wrong day," one neighbor could be heard saying during the standoff, according to the Nashville Scene.
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"He thrashed it in mid fight and my face happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," Mulinder told Yahoo 7.
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"The pleas of guilty now entered represent an acceptance that that which he did was not just ethically wrong but criminally wrong," Badenoch said.
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"He, from the beginning, was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and has had his whole life upended by this," says Weisburst.
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"It's very cliché to say, but he was just a kid that was just in the wrong place at the wrong time," Tyler added.
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That's because both Young Henry Deaver and The Kid don't age since they're both displaced, living in the wrong universe at the wrong time.
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"Liz — this isn't just an issue on which we disagree, you're just wrong — and on the wrong side of history," Mary wrote on Facebook.
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And a lot can go wrong, especially in the early days, if a founder hitches their ambitions to the wrong set of management principles.
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The fate of two families rests on one bark, one growl, one sniff in the wrong part of the anatomy at the wrong time.
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I feel that whomever took photos of my husband was slightly in the wrong and was concerned for the wrong reasons but ... it's ok.
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We feel like maybe he misunderstood or it was handled wrong, or maybe we said the wrong thing, but we want him to host.
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But AI systems are still computer programs, which means they're prone to flipping out if you press the wrong button at the wrong time.
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"It's the wrong mine in the wrong place," said Guy Archibald, mining and clean water program manager at the nonprofit Southeast Alaska Conservation Council.
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I feel that whomever took photos of my husband was slightly in the wrong and was concerned for the wrong reasons but … it's ok.
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The unexpected questions were unsurprisingly more difficult with the people telling the truth getting 5/240 wrong and the liars getting 82/240 wrong.
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But so many more offenders are indiscriminate in the sense that they will target whoever is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Berry wrong In today's edition of Everything We've Been Told Is Wrong: Turns out, cranberry juice won't do a thing about preventing UTI infection.
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She said, 'I did the wrong things, I didn't know what I was doing, I had the wrong priorities, I'm not the same person.
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Assigning the wrong goals to the wrong functions is one mistake that occurs when online marketers do not know the foundations of traditional marketing.
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Something has clearly gone wrong with the trip he was on, but he won't know just how wrong until he finds his fellow passengers.
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"It was just kind of wrong place, wrong time," Potter told the AP, adding that minimal storms have hit the area in recent afternoons.
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"Portugal (and) the Portuguese government maintains everything that has been said since the moment Dijsselbloem expressed the wrong ideas and wrong manner," Felix added.
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He may have been at the wrong place, wrong time, but I don't think what is said to be out there is actually accurate.
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"We were wrong to play into the debate that everything that Brussels did was a challenge and a battle and was wrong," he said.
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"A complete lack of oversight is causing this program to fail the American taxpayer — everything that could go wrong is going wrong," McCaskill said.
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They are, however, probably wrong about the first, and definitely wrong about the second: Even genuinely brilliant businesspeople are often clueless about economic policy.
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One reason is that things we most worried would go wrong, such as failing or losing loved ones, did go wrong — and we survived.
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"A complete lack of oversight is causing this program to fail the American taxpayer -- everything that could go wrong is going wrong," McCaskill said.
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"These are choices the mayor and the police commissioner are making," Mr. Lancman added, "and they're making the wrong choices at the wrong moment."
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It's just that the sellers turned out to be wrong, and you really don't want to be wrong in this business — it's too expensive.
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"And on the talent side, these are world-class marketers, and they just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time."
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" But after making his decision to attend business school at the University of Chicago, Ory said he discovered something: "I was wrong, way wrong.
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He said the government is using the wrong equipment and instituting a massive, multibillion-dollar project, but they're using the wrong type of equipment.
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"It's wrong for a public official to violate the public trust, but it's equally wrong for an innocent man to be charged," he said.
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You don't wanna be in the wrong place at the wrong time, end up as That Guy who gets kidnapped and decapitated on camera.
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Ideologues on both sides will assert that, where highly charged moral issues are concerned, federalism is terrible: If abortion is wrong, it's wrong everywhere.
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If nothing ever goes wrong, you can admire the fact that nothing goes wrong, but it doesn't create the most exciting and dramatic outcome.
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"This is exactly the wrong fiscal policy at the wrong time," said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Maybe so, but while Kalanick was riding high, he could do no wrong, even if he did an awful lot of wrong getting there.
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This revelation about the transfer of risk felt profoundly wrong, so wrong that he dropped out of business school to co-found Blueprint Income.
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But while Christian believers should fear that they will do something wrong, populist voters constantly fear that others will do something wrong to them.
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"And virtually everything said has been said incorrectly, and it's been said wrong, or it's been covered wrong by the press," Mr. Trump said.
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How is it, precisely, that right becomes less right and wrong less wrong simply by the passage of time and the weariness of repetition?
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Inevitably, they can select the wrong positions, pick the wrong managers to work with, and end up with a salary well below market rate.
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Wright maintained he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and his conviction was only based on an illegal search and seizure.
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The debate over the statues' functions to preserve, celebrate, or falsify history — or to memorialize the wrong history and celebrate the wrong principles — continues.
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It feels wrong to celebrate anything, but equally wrong to let a gunman take any more joy from the world than he has already.
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"Barring people from entering our country because of where they're from was wrong the first time around — still wrong," Chesky said at the time.
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Though millions reside in the United States, often bolstering local economies, being in the wrong place at the wrong time could lead to deportation.
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They were wrong in World War II, when we interned Japanese Americans, and they're wrong now (yet where is the categorical condemnation by elites).
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Mr. Sun "was just the wrong guy in the wrong place," said Joseph Fewsmith, a professor at Boston University who studies Chinese party politics.
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LIESMAN: I GET THAT AND NOBODY IS GOING TO HOLD YOU TO ACCOUNT FOR GETTING THAT WRONG BECAUSE IT'S BEEN WRONG IN THE PAST.
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Let them know it's wrong: Try to stay involved in your child's online activity and let them know bullying is wrong wherever it's done.
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The boss of influential bond investor Bill Gross told CNBC on Thursday that the billionaire guru "has been wrong and wrong badly" this year.
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"(He) was at the wrong place at the wrong time," Ochoa said in an interview on Wednesday from a family home in El Paso.
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I was wrong to let Facebook off the hook, just as Zuckerberg was wrong to insist that Facebook played no role in the election.
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While reading "Boeing Starliner Ends Up in Wrong Orbit After Clock Problem" by Kenneth Chang, I recognized the failure that caused this wrong orbit.
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Some of the information on the Internet is wrong because of sloppiness, some of it is wrong because well-meaning people just don't know any better, and some of it is wrong because it was put there out of greed or even sheer malice.
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So yes, the agencies might be wrong about the negative economic impact of Brexit; the markets might be wrong; the economists who work for investment banks might be wrong; your blogger may be getting his instructions from a sinister man stroking a white cat.
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Millions will subsequently get a notice from the I.R.S. saying they got the figures wrong, or put the right number on the wrong line or added wrong in calculating line 47 — which means more hours of work or more fees to the tax preparer.
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And you said we&aposre thinking about taking out an hour, tell me if I&aposm wrong, on Sunday night to air, am I wrong?
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In both of those cases, most of the predictions the needle makes will be wrong, and it's just a question of how wrong they'll be.
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Although the Latin root spectare means to watch; nonetheless, it is wrong to say you spectate me; but not wrong to say you watch me.
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The ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the Democrat politicians are wrong and they turned out to be very wrong.
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Put the wrong can in the wrong hole and you don't get nothing but that buzzing sound, and no way of getting your can back.
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" Trump has received "wrong information, wrong analysis, and now President Trump finds himself in a situation where he believes that he needs to get out.
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And there's nothing wrong with that — just like there's nothing wrong with not-so-subtly reapplying your lipstick in the middle of a crowded bar.
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But even at my most intoxicated, I've never lost sight of the fact that rape is wrong, because I was raised to know it's wrong.
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We feel like that maybe he misunderstood or it was handled wrong or maybe we said the wrong thing but we want him to host.
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In mid-2016, Aviv Ovadya realized there was something fundamentally wrong with the internet — so wrong that he abandoned his work and sounded an alarm.
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The WTO Appellate Body upbraided the panel for making several wrong decisions about the U.S. methodologies, and said Washington, not Seoul, was in the wrong.
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There's nothing wrong with water and there's nothing wrong with orange juice, but the OJ tastes really gross because it wasn't what you were expecting.
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Otherwise, overwhelmed doctors may order the wrong test, or they may misinterpret the result — confusing patients and potentially leading to wrong diagnoses or false positives.
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"Simply put, it is far too late for the plaintiff to argue that he had filed the wrong claims against the wrong people," he said.
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"This was the wrong combination chosen for this evaluation, wrong duration of treatment as well, which we now know and is potentially important," he said.
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I just had to take a step back and be like "what am I doing wrong?" because obviously, I'm attracting the wrong kind of situation.
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We don't know exactly what happened to this particular, urine-soaked microwave but it wouldn't be surprising if everything went wrong that could go wrong.
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In my experience, the staff is so poorly trained that half of their "advice" is either completely wrong, partially wrong, or correct but entirely misleading.
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"Not only were they wrong, they were spectacularly wrong on the biggest macro-economic decision that we faced since the Second World War," Tice said.
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We don't want to lose an entire generation because they had the bad luck of being born in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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