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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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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Communications Commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side
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We weren't on the wrong side; we are the wrong side.
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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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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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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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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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It is on the wrong side of global opinion and the wrong side of history.
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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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" 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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"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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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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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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Sometimes standing on the wrong side of history in defense of a cause you think is right is still just standing on the wrong side of history.
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The FCC is on the wrong side of history and the wrong side of the law and it deserves to have its handiwork revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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Older Republicans (who constitute much of that party's most active base) are on the wrong side of this issue, and they've got GOP officeholders trapped on the wrong side as well.
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That political faction still devoted to oil and gas and coal companies' profits and not the commonwealth is on the wrong side of history and on the wrong side of evolution.
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"When the FCC rolled back net neutrality it was on the wrong side of the American people and the wrong side of history," Democratic Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said in a statement Tuesday.
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Mr Trump is far to the wrong side of it.
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Congress is on the wrong side of the inversion issue.
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They know that they're on the wrong side of this.
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I am on the wrong side of this power dynamic.
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Don't ever get on the wrong side of a giraffe.
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The wrong side of history is no place to be.
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They are on the wrong side of this educational fight.
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You won't be on the wrong side of the law.
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But Mr. Parker is on the wrong side of history.
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You can't be on the wrong side of the debate.
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They think they're on the wrong side of the establishment.
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Harry Potter and the Wrong Side of History (2019) pic.twitter.
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He is also on the wrong side of the mob.
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Some are terrified of getting on the wrong side of Disney.
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The Economist's endorsement places it on the wrong side of history.
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Hali has fallen on the wrong side of the numbers twice.
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You get on the wrong side of that and you're f-----.
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Those who had backed the wrong side kept their heads down.
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Chris Cillizza [23:3 PM] -- Zach Wolf: Wrong side of history.
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But four teams are on the wrong side of the ledger.
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"Those companies are on the wrong side of history," he said.
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Hillary Clinton was, and remains, on the wrong side of history.
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APPARENTLY I GOT OUT OF THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BED.
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"But they are on the wrong side of history," he said.
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This time, Snapchat erred on the wrong side of the spectrum.
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So, you started bartending on the wrong side of the law.
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Why it matters: Democrats might be on the wrong side here.
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"Being on the wrong side of history carries consequences," Varina acknowledges.
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When Jamie-Lee got on the wrong side of her mixer.
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The Republican Party is on the wrong side on this issue.
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They didn't want to be on the wrong side of cool.
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We had more countries on the right side than the wrong side.
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The Wrong Side of Goodbye: A Harry Bosch Novel by Michael Connelly16.
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I think the Germans are on the wrong side of popular opinion.
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Pittsburgh has been on the wrong side of several drubbings of late.
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He started the game on the wrong side of the Mari vote.
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But now he is on the wrong side of most prevailing trends.
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Who's been on the wrong side of candy history all this time?
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After all, he'll be driving on the wrong side of the road!
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But soon, she'll find herself on the wrong side of the law.
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You wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of these two.
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Way for my #Union to be on the wrong side of history.
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The Republican presidential candidates are on the wrong side of history here.
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Republicans: do your jobs or be on the wrong side of history.
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They've been shown to be on the wrong side of history. Every.
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No one wants to get caught on the wrong side of history.
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You don't want to get on the wrong side of this guy.
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No senior IDF officer should be on the wrong side of history.
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What happened to me wasn't because I was on the wrong side.
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The move left Thunberg stranded on the wrong side of the ocean.
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This time around, however, he might have fired up the wrong side.
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To fall on her wrong side was to wake up on Jan.
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John Noland, one might conclude, died on the wrong side of history.
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He lives on the wrong side of the tracks with his grandparents.
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Bronx schools find themselves on the wrong side of many important measures.
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Remember you always -- trade has -- on the wrong side of the market.
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"They were born on the wrong side of the wall," he says.
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How did we end up on the wrong side of this story?
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Martin had both feet on the wrong side of the foul line.
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If so, you're waking up on the wrong side of the bed.
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"Sometimes standing on the wrong side of history in defense of a cause you think is right is still just standing on the wrong side of history," attorney K-Sue Park scolded in a New York Times op-ed.
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On the wrong side of the lens, having body heat marks a target.
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Turns out they're actually just people on the wrong side of a wall.
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Sometimes, Survivor contestants just find themselves on the wrong side of the numbers.
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Bryant was caught on the wrong side of the fire line that night.
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The too-tall girl that lives on the wrong side of the creek.
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He would not want to be on the wrong side of the President.
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He is also putting himself on the wrong side of Latin American history.
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How could you have 28503 percent of the outliers on the wrong side?
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They can't drive on sidewalks or on the wrong side of the road.
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Continuing membership in the HRC is being on the wrong side of history.
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And she came down on the wrong side, and partly for cynical reasons.
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And he knows he was on the wrong side of the crime debate.
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That they will eventually realize they are on the wrong side of history.
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He parked on the wrong side of the road and unpacked tactical gear.
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The way things were going, it seemed like the wrong side of history.
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The F.C.C., in short, is on the wrong side of the democratic majority.
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"I didn't want to be on the wrong side of history," Jefferson says.
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How can one person be on the wrong side of everything in history?
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I.O. was a sclerotic politburo, on the wrong side of the Vietnam War.
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The convention has a history of being on the wrong side of history.
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"The Confederacy was on the wrong side of history and humanity," he said.
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And if you were on the wrong side of him, it was terrible.
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I am not suggesting that Washington is supporting the wrong side in Yemen.
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I'm already on the wrong side of the White House so that's fine.
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On Friday, Facebook finally admitted it'd been on the wrong side of that line.
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The people who are on the wrong side of the culture are the left.
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And right now, Casper is on the wrong side of that equation, Cramer said.
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But most of the time, you'll be on the wrong side of that bet.
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No one wants to be on the wrong side of the aisle with Trump.
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Never get on the wrong side of a Thomas the Tank Engine Twitter account.
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I eventually find the building but alas, I have entered from the wrong side.
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She didn't want to get left on the wrong side of the big move.
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Planting himself on the wrong side of political history is just the final straw.
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And in Sessions's view, elected officials have too often landed on the wrong side.
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LONDON — You don't want to get on the wrong side of an angry goat.
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Plus I don't want to be on the wrong side of Connie Britton history.
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Let me be clear: The Supreme Court is on the wrong side of history.
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Break with him and risk being on the wrong side of a primary loss.
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"This is a tough one to be on the wrong side of," Scherzer said.
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Sessions's bonehead move puts the Trump administration squarely on the wrong side of history.
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But most of the time, you'll be on the wrong side of the trade.
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He added that the decision put global investors "on the wrong side of history".
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As Dr. Cohn had predicted, the cuttlefish then grew suckers on the wrong side.
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Senate Republicans are worried about getting on the wrong side of the Republican base.
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Even too many vines growing on the wrong side of a fence can offend.
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Ms. Wasserman was stunned to find herself on the wrong side of discrimination suits.
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"Virginia has been on the wrong side of history so many times," she said.
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No one was going to be caught on the wrong side of that radio.
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She knows what it's like to be on the wrong side of due process.
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Doesn't that give you pause, that you're on the wrong side of the table?
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That is: Kim Davis was not only on the wrong side of the law.
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"What's it like to be on the wrong side of a blindside?" he asks Julie.
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"That's the nightmare," Zampirolo says of potentially stepping on the wrong side of that line.
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The House resolution, however well-intentioned, initially put Democrats on the wrong side of it.
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Their closest friend is Will (Jacques Colimon), an adorable wrong-side-of-the-tracks boy.
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He threatened to sue, and you ended up on the wrong side of the law.
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Harding was the rough-around-the-edges assailant from the wrong side of the tracks.
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"The fact that there's a Brexit, everyone got caught on the wrong side," he added.
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David Leduc believes too many investors are on the wrong side of the bond trade.
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They stopped quickly and that pushed me on to the wrong side of the road.
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"The party was on the wrong side of history," wrote Caitlin Flanagan in the Atlantic.
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Operate on the wrong side of their body and send them a bill, says Mayer.
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But if a generational shift is underway, he is on the wrong side of it.
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Rotate late, and defenders risk ending up on the wrong side of a poster dunk.
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What matters is they're on the wrong side of the trade and losing money. Fast.
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They always told me not to get on the wrong side of the Communist Party.
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We're on the wrong side when we go back and forth between Ryan and Russell.
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I viewed them with intense disdain, thinking they were on the wrong side of history.
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And even some Tea Party figures find themselves on the wrong side of the wave.
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" The civil rights activist had previously said Biden was on the "wrong side of history.
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"You don't want to get on the wrong side of that ," the colleague recalled thinking.
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Here's what else is happening: There is simply no wrong side of the bed today.
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Fox is moving more and more to the losing (wrong) side in covering the Dems.
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I think I just got caught up on the wrong side of a police line.
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And one person voted the right side of history and the other the wrong side.
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So he waited, alone, in a dank apartment building on the wrong side of curfew.
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Though a top player, Halep has been on the wrong side of many lopsided matches.
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Harper, you have made a mistake that puts you on the wrong side of history.
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Even so, she admits: "Just a little bit, I'm worried I'm on the wrong side."
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Full of a cast of characters on the right and the wrong side of history.
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After realizing I'm on the wrong side of the building, I find my tour group.
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She has made up her mind that Catholics are on the wrong side of history.
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"No one's afraid of getting on the wrong side of a Trump tweet storm anymore."
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"This is an argument that Republicans are now on the wrong side of," he said.
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" Noah questioned how one person could "be on the wrong side of everything in history.
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There is simply no safe political space for Republicans on the wrong side of Trump.
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He will find himself on the wrong side of a balancing test, and ultimately, history.
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And that means more Americans are left on the wrong side of the digital divide.
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After he got out, he got on the wrong side of someone connected to the cartel.
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This is my north star, getting communities on the wrong side of the broadband divide connected.
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Biden chose, like many of his political contemporaries, to be on the wrong side of history.
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You're not allowed to walk on the wrong side of the street, bump into a lawyer.
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Delvey exposed this thin line even better, by ending up on the wrong side of it.
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He told his Chinese counterpart, Jiang Zemin, that China was "on the wrong side of history".
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Bishop wasn't great last year, and he's a big guy on the wrong side of 30.
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Soon that same red pickup was driving towards her on the wrong side of the road.
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But when you're on the wrong side of the law, there's nothing you can really do.
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And people on the wrong side start to worry that the game is leaving them behind.
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Pleasing my mother was very powerful motivation because to be on her wrong side was horrible.
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And I just feel like we might be on the wrong side of some disability issues.
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Without Spain's support, Catalonia would find itself on the wrong side of a new customs wall.
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P.J. Tucker, Leandro Barbosa, Jared Dudley, and Tyson Chandler are on the wrong side of 30.
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There's a huge conspiracy going on, and Quinn accuses Carrie of working for the wrong side.
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Amazon is currently partnering with companies on the wrong side of the market, the letter said.
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"Captain America" wrestles with patriotism: what to do when your country is on the wrong side?
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The book is like a spy novel because he gets on the wrong side of Putin.
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And on everything else, Donald Trump is very much on the wrong side of the issues.
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Laws that blatantly infringe on civil rights eventually find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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Trump had stumbled into a contentious partisan debate in Congress, and landed on the wrong side.
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I just build the car, I don't drive it down the wrong side of the road.
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Sure, the "i" and "e" are on the wrong side of their usual do-si-do.
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But those on the wrong side of the tracks are being treated worse than is usual.
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Bohemian potatoes and Hungarian beef got bogged down on the wrong side of the new borders.
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The police have said that Ms. Sacoolas was driving on the wrong side of the road.
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Mr. Richter described people driving on the shoulders, medians and the wrong side of the road.
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And that is why they wrote Colonel Vindman into the wrong side of a spy novel.
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"We started in Alabama on the wrong side of history," Mr. Jones said at the church.
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As in the 1980s, Kaine's "Catholicism" serves neither his Church nor his country, but a Leftist political agenda that has proven to be on the wrong side of the Church, on the wrong side of history, and against the interests of freedom and the United States.
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If you're not voting like a black woman, you are probably on the wrong side of history.
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He argued that Biden was on the wrong side of NAFTA, the Iraq war and financial regulations.
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MC: This is my "north star," getting communities on the wrong side of the broadband divide connected.
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The term is inherently flawed; it focuses on the wrong side of any investment: the donor/investor.
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Shell may justifiably fear being on the wrong side of history when it comes to climate change.
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Comcast has constantly been on the wrong side of customer service, net neutrality, and free market competition.
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Might we be on the wrong side of history, too indifferent to the plight of marginalised people?
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When Rheams returned home Wednesday, the living room furniture was on the wrong side of the room.
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"Fox is moving more and more to the losing (wrong) side in covering the Dems," he said.
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Federal officials say it was unfortunate some families wound up on the wrong side of the fence.
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Carol Bart is another overlooked person, perhaps because her politics are on the wrong side right now.
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"Honey, we're late for the wrong side of history party," comedian Mike Birbiglia wrote at the time.
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This left the Arsenal forward surrounded by Swansea defenders, but on the wrong side of the ball.
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This has been a bad year to be on the wrong side of the tech giant trade.
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That's the identity he's attached himself to — the weird, brooding boy from the wrong side of town.
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In the long run, they are on the wrong side of history, but we're not there yet.
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We found ourselves eating cheeseburgers, watching surfers, and driving cars on the wrong side of the road.
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But the tide has turned towards transparency, and regressive companies are on the wrong side of history.
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I text it—Call Your Girlfriend dot com—to Lexy from the wrong side of the continent.
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Bannon supported Moore and Trump clearly smarted at being on the wrong side of the ballot box.
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And on both of these measures, President Trump has been standing on the wrong side of history.
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"If you're 1.5 meters out," Mr. Jaksa said, "you're potentially on the wrong side of the road."
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" "The US should urgently reverse this decision, which places it squarely on the wrong side of history.
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He said the U.S. confused by the complexity of the crisis and is supporting the wrong side.
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While Justin and Ronda were on the wrong side of progress, MJ seemed like our progressive heroine.
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Ashford, who was backed by Washington Democrats, found himself on the wrong side of the left vs.
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Kumar, a mathematics scholar who saw the chasm between the classes, helped those on the wrong side.
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If you don't want to fuck the Grinch, they say, you're on the wrong side of history.
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Donald Trump woke up on the wrong side of the bed Tuesday, with undermining on his mind.
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Mr. Erdogan started his political journey as a pious Muslim from the wrong side of the tracks.
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In case he spots a dog on the wrong side of the barrier, he carries a rifle.
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Rep. John Lewis fought the nomination, and said Roberts had been on the "wrong side of history."
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One can be on the right side or the wrong side, but violence creates its own dynamic.
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And I haven't even mentioned that we had to drive on the wrong side of the road.
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However, on this issue, there is a very clear right side and a wrong side of history.
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He initially exited the stage on the wrong side but Johnson pointed him in the right direction.
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The Federal Communications Commission estimates 2.73 million Americans fall on the wrong side of this digital divide.
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The Food and Drug Administration is now on the wrong side of a new anti-vaping campaign.
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We are forced to head back to #Houston from #Winnie on the wrong side of the road.
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The senator was often on the wrong side of history when she served as California's attorney general.
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But Gloria's journey becomes even more complicated when she finds herself on the wrong side of the DEA.
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He had barely slept; his friends seemed to be taking the wrong side of the free-speech argument.
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But I've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before, so why not make our own history?
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LONDON — When it comes to social media, you don't want to get on the wrong side of Cher.
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" Downsides for Republicans: "They are on the wrong side of history [and demographics] with a white male strategy.
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Jeremy Corbyn has been on the wrong side of most of the serious arguments in post-war history.
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Now, both the Transformers and humans are at war — and Optimus Prime might be on the wrong side.
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It seems like everyone at the restaurant woke up on the wrong side of the bed that morning.
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"He's very much on the wrong side of history," Bullard said of Gaetz in a phone call Wednesday.
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The rally was a dead cat bounce, and yes, we were caught on the wrong side of it.
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Too many of us end up on the wrong side of the existential question of love in oblivion.
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It means that people you personally may be loyal to are on the wrong side of those values.
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America is not the only country that appears to be on the wrong side of Mr Laffer's curve.
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A brain injury and a nose on the wrong side of your face earns you a month off.
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The fact that Ryan himself is now getting sucked into the wrong side of the conspiracies is rich.
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In saying that, if you get on the wrong side of me it can get dangerous very quickly.
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Yet these institutions are indispensable for those who find themselves on the wrong side of the economic line.
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I do sense this real feeling of being somehow disadvantaged, put on the wrong side of American opportunity.
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Which is why she found herself on the wrong side of John Legend and his GoTs viewing party.
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There is no question or argument about it, Sessions has been on the wrong side of racial progress.
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The court, much of lefty Twitter agreed, had once again found itself on the wrong side of history.
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Surveillance footage showed Dunn riding his motorbike while a Volvo travelled on the wrong side of the road.
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"My judgment is it was the wrong side of history," the civil rights activist in a CNN interview.
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In TGA, two of the major arteries are transposed, each connected to the wrong side of the heart.
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All told, the governors have ended up on the wrong side of voters in 2628 of 28500 elections.
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LONDON — If there's one person you really don't want to get on the wrong side of, it's Cersei.
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It does, however, make you look like you ended up on the wrong side of a bar fight.
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Worse for Truex, during his stop his crew put wrong-side tires on the front of his car.
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With his screener's defender on the wrong side, Thomas attacked with his strong hand and collapsed Washington's defense.
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That forced candidates to either embrace unpopular ideas or get on the wrong side of left-wing activists.
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They live in a shabby, cramped house that is literally on the wrong side of the railroad tracks.
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To ultimately be on the wrong side after that litmus test could prove dangerous in a nomination fight.
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"Certainly you want to think twice about being on the wrong side of your own president," he said.
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Early Thanksgiving morning, Tony Bennett woke up in a strange bed on the wrong side of Central Park.
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It's dizzying to realize that without even knowing it, you've ended up on the wrong side of history.
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However, rates are very low at the moment putting the state on the wrong side of the swap.
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He happens to be on the right side of those issues, and the president on the wrong side.
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Reports have suggested that she was driving on the wrong side of the road when Dunn was struck.
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There's a fine line between simple and dull, and one or two dishes fell on the wrong side.
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At the end, all of those who were resisting found themselves on the wrong side of the history.
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This is a cycle of degeneration that puts millions of people on the wrong side of economic history.
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Those who support the administration that made this happen will find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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Now he's been arrested and charged with involvement in another mass hacking scheme—this time on the wrong side.
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Apologists might retort that Humboldt is still recovering from its time on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall.
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AMD has been on the wrong side of earnings that have steadily declined over the last two fiscal years.
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This means that MPs on the "wrong" side might spend more than a decade twiddling their thumbs in opposition.
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It joins a list of foreign firms that have wound up on the wrong side of politics in Beijing.
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That's why big American businesses now spend a fortune employing people to avoid the wrong side of the law.
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If the IPO window closes soon, we'll see hundreds of unicorns trapped on the wrong side of the glass.
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The author of 'The Inside of Out' and 'The Wrong Side of Right' brought along her trusty hound Molly.
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On Monday, The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect found itself on the wrong side of Facebook's moderation system.
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The fact the truck is on the wrong side of the road shows the driver swerved into Mack's lane.
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With the protective coating on the wrong side, the goggles fogged up a few seconds into his opening run.
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If you can't make it through the evening, you may be be on the wrong side of the story.
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No need for extra steps or worrying about people exiting on the wrong side into an active landing pad.
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I am on the wrong side of history here (and copy editing), but that's OK. It was worth it.
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Investors still believing bitcoin is a safe-haven asset might find themselves on the wrong side of the trade.
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It's a clever solution by some folks who, arguably, know a lot about the wrong side of network security.
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ANDREW MCCARTHY, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: The big problem here I think is the burden is on the wrong side.
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It's far easier than looking in the mirror and realizing you are on the wrong side of the issue.
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Will they be Gellert Grindelwalds (always on the wrong side of history) and fail to get out and vote?
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You'll be the one needing medical marijuana if you find yourself on the wrong side of a sea goat.
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Scholars of the country argue that both Mr. Morales and the military are on the wrong side of democracy.
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Down to getting thrown off if the water bottle on top of my amp is on the wrong side.
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For many Londoners, waking up on the wrong side of an almighty national decision was a vertiginous, disorienting feeling.
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The Trump administration's misguided new Affordable Clean Energy rule is on the wrong side of history and the law.
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In short, they are experiencing disparate treatment because they were injured on the wrong side of an arbitrary date.
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The difference now is that the beneficiaries will be consumers currently on the wrong side of the digital divide.
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Now TinyMoviez administrators are finding themselves on the wrong side of Iran's odd and often pirating friendly copyright laws.
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Someone had to win and someone had to lose and we came out on the wrong side of it.
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I was fighting for him – but then suddenly it was plain to me I was on the wrong side.
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But it was hard for me to forget that my character was so on the wrong side of everything.
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"It felt like a moment — people didn't want to be on the wrong side of this issue," he observed.
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Now squarely on the wrong side of his 40s, Jeezy is still pushing serious weight in the music world.
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Do you tend to wake up on the "wrong side of the bed" or "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed"?
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I'm a small-town Iowa radio guy on the wrong side of 60 in suspenders, Carhartts and mud boots.
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What does it mean to fight on the right side of the war, but the wrong side of history?
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Countries, left behind on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain after World War II, were free at last.
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Xi's speech contended that these movements are not only misguided, but that they're on the wrong side of history.
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But last Thursday, a SpaceX Falcon 9 did, sending a shower of flame from the wrong side of the rocket.
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And there is a very high political price to pay for those who are on the wrong side of history.
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If that doesn't make you stand up and scream, "Dracarys," then you might be on the wrong side of history.
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"They don't want to get caught on the wrong side of history when it comes to Zika," he told CNN.
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LibertyCon appears to have hosted at least one group on the wrong side of the scientific consensus around climate change.
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These drubbings quantify just how different Trump's expected administration will be and how costly being on the wrong side appears.
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The more the West is on the wrong side of despotism, the more it hurts us in the long-term.
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Like is this piece of content really getting on the wrong side of the balance of free expression and safety?
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For decades this part of Manhattan was not just on the wrong side of the tracks, it was the tracks.
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Investors shorting Tesla Motors' stock could wind up on the wrong side of the trade, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Youve got be careful, " he said, "that the Republican bias doesnt get us on the wrong side of the Constitution.
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Sanders is on the right side of politics and history; President Trump and Steve Bannon are on the wrong side.
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So what would happen if you found yourself on the wrong side of the scariest flicks cinema has to offer?
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One user suggests just saying "hand on the car" in case you're on the wrong side for the gas cap.
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If that happens to mean you're on the wrong side of drug laws in the United States, so be it.
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"There will be a political price to pay for those who are on the wrong side of history," Markey said.
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It's just that we're on the wrong side of history when we're talking about "might makes right" for natural resources.
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The unique facts of being caught on the wrong side of history, while laying the opportune foundations for the future.
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Notice below that Lamas switches from trapping Bektic's right leg, to having a single butterfly hook on the "wrong" side.
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Wherever you draw this line, though, one particular feature of Israel-bashing should fall on the wrong side of it.
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IN LOVE or in business, it is not a good idea to be on the wrong side of Taylor Swift.
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Zach Wolf [523:252 PM] -- Yeah, I think it's possible I will be on the wrong side of this debate.
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"By contrast, the birth citizenship gambit puts Mr. Trump on the wrong side of immigration law and politics," it added.
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Fortunately, Cotton is on the wrong side of forward-looking Republicans, the facts, bipartisan momentum and the weight of history.
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Every U.S. representative has a veteran in their district, and nobody wants to be on the wrong side of it.
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They are meant to hide life's detritus, but on this day a box of tissues sits on the wrong side.
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He also came up on the wrong side of a split decision when he fought Mexican front-runner, Yair Rodriguez.
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He was on the wrong side of the slavery question and owned as many as 70 human beings in bondage.
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But she expressed surprise in the organization's inability to realize it's on what she considers the wrong side of history.
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"You can get on the wrong side of the draw on a links course and at the Open," Slumbers said.
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Unfortunately, the platforms have placed themselves on the wrong side of history by undermining democracy, public health, privacy, and innovation.
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I was born, as the myth goes, on the wrong side of the tracks in Oak Cliff, a Dallas neighborhood.
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Then he doubled down, saying that the aide had been "on the wrong side of history" on important state issues.
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In today's fractured political climate, it does not take much to end up on the wrong side of a boycott.
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Even the smallest experiences — like waking up on the wrong side of the bed — can change how we experience art.
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The people of "The Wrong Side of Goodbye" may not be with you by the next time Harry comes around.
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If you end up on the wrong side of a pink slip, give yourself a minute to collect your thoughts.
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Camels and migrant workers caught on the wrong side of the frontier when the crisis erupted have found themselves stranded.
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Harry Dunn, 19, was killed after Sacoolas allegedly struck his motorcycle while driving on the wrong side of the road.
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In the worst case, "I will park on the wrong side and look in the morning, or my wife will."
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The idea of being caught on the wrong side of this debate is a bit of a nightmare to me.
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" He said FedEx, which announced Monday that it would not end discounts for NRA members, is "on the wrong side.
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Democrats who continue to whine and pout, calling him "illegitimate," may soon find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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In some cases, the wall will bisect their property and leave parts of it fenced off on the wrong side.
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When an urgent issue presented itself in 2017, Trump chose the wrong side of argument over the events in Charlottesville.
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But even then it had a chance, descending to smack the crossbar and falling ... on the wrong side of it.
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Christians are called bigots, racist, idiots, backward, and the one I hear the most, 'on the wrong side of history.
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Brand got his first taste of the antiques black market by accident, and on the wrong side of the law.
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He may not want to get on the wrong side of the family, in case he ever needs help from them.
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Stocks may be setting new records, but many investors have gotten burned by being on the wrong side of overcrowded trades.
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"Kabila doesn't want to be seen to be on the wrong side of the Church," a Kinshasa-based diplomat told Reuters.
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In June of this year one Lagosian tried to beat a jam by driving on the wrong side of the road.
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She discovers the police and the people who should be helping her are all on the wrong side of the law.
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It's bad enough that more than 22019 million Americans in rural communities still live on the wrong side of that divide.
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And in the absence of clear rules and communication, many are finding themselves on the wrong side of modern love affairs.
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The world's No. 24 male tennis player has seemingly set up camp on the wrong side of the gender pay divide.
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According to CCTV, the Volvo was driving on the wrong side of the road when it struck Dunn on his bike.
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Angela Merkel, who grew up on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall, will be reluctant to entrench division within Europe.
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KS: I think also this whole thing with oil companies is that question of being on the wrong side of history.
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Pence is on the right side of the law here, but, like many others, the wrong side of security best practices.
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There are exceptions for newsworthiness and public figures, but the Veritas video is clearly on the wrong side of the rule.
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Ryan Atwood (Ben McKenzie) is a smart guy from the wrong side of the tracks who gets caught stealing a car.
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And as those of us on the wrong side of the referendum result in Britain know, regret is not much fun.
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The strike against Clinton puts Kasich on the wrong side of history, and an astute viewer might penalize him for it.
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Choosing to be silent in the face of Trump's racist language is choosing to be on the wrong side of history.
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In this moment, we are worried that our heroes [Boseman and Josh Gad] could very much be on the wrong side.
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It was clearly fought over the cause of slavery and economics, and the Confederacy was on the wrong side of history.
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"It's squaring up positions going into the big number tomorrow, not wanting to be caught on the wrong side," Gaffney said.
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Ice-T had a real-life encounter with police — but this time, he was on the wrong side of the law.
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He blew two more lights, went over a median and drove on the wrong side of the road to pass traffic.
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Although well-intentioned, the proposal risks focusing the nation's higher education reform agenda on the wrong side of the affordability equation.
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Failure to do so can put you on the wrong side of local zoning regulations, your landlord or your homeowners association.
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Every U.S. representative has a veteran in their district, and nobody wants to be on the wrong side of the issue.
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"No one wants to be on the wrong side of this deregulation trade," said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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Let's keep it simple: The statues should come down because they honor men who fought on the wrong side of history.
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In her diagnosis of the country's problems, Clinton falls on the wrong side of a growing rupture between idealism and materialism.
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What remains of them are a few corners, a facade, a window with the sun coming through from the wrong side.
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His grandson asks what it means to be on the right side of the war, but the wrong side of history.
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Companies that focus exclusively on high carbon energy production increasingly will find themselves on the wrong side of a shifting society.
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Like when people were in a bad mood say, they got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.
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To Biden, American politics is now defined as a struggle over America's racial legacy — and Trump is on the wrong side.
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What prevented you or what was it about you or your family that stopped you from going on the wrong side?
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A. Sunbathing on the wrong side of a window does not lead to more vitamin D in the body, for several reasons.
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Donald Trump is selling a simple message that is almost impossible to resist if you're caught on the wrong side of progress.
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Investors who are betting on a populist Trifecta sweeping France this Spring will find themselves on the wrong side of the trade.
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And Jamal continues to be an empathetic and rational voice despite being on the wrong side of the numbers week after week.
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And because he is on the wrong side of it, it seems hard to imagine Woods really competing — even if he's healthy.
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Meanwhile, Archibald gets on the wrong side of Mr. Willoughby when he smacks Margaret with his cane to get her to obey.
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The door will be opening on the wrong side of the train from now on — good luck, you honky sons of bitches!
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By this logic, it was easy for Ainge to urge his boss to unload two stars on the wrong side of 30.
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And Adidas teams have been on the wrong side of upsets twice, while Under Armour-wearing teams have been behind two upsets.
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It's you, at a pub quiz, the wrong side of 303, trying to remember the names of the presenters of Sunday Brunch.
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And they haven't ruled out targeting certain Democrats who they deem as being on "the wrong side of their issues," per Politico.
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There is, of course, the glaring fact that she was an FBI informant who ended up on the wrong side of history.
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Those resisting progress will quickly find themselves on the wrong side of history, so I certainly hope our President-elect wises up.
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Black lawmakers argue the proposal would honor those on the wrong side of history and celebrate the days when slavery was legal.
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When Ash met Squirtle, she was abandoned, fending for herself alongside other rejected Squirtles living on the wrong side of the law.
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There are games of diplomacy to be played, to ensure you don't end up on the wrong side of a coalition war.
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With the Trump administration on the wrong side of the issue, it's up to the rest of us to take the lead.
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He struggled with command at times, missing on the wrong side of the plate as C Wilson Ramos set up his target.
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They think they deserve to wield that power over the rest of us deplorables, bitterly clinging to the wrong side of history.
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In Gifford, a low-income community pockmarked with abandoned homes, residents say they already live on the wrong side of the tracks.
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Jackson, for his part, praised Harris and described Biden as "on the wrong side of history" on busing in a CNN interview.
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It is smaller, has fewer people, far greater oil wealth, and it is on the wrong side of the Strait of Hormuz.
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"There have been a few of those through this stretch where we have been on the wrong side of things," he said.
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These business decisions, you end up on the wrong side of them because you can't actually predict how they're gonna end up.
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Sitting Mexican presidents normally hold back from commenting on American elections, for fear of landing on the wrong side of the victor.
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"He's on the wrong side of history, and we are on the right side of history with this film," the director added.
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Being on the "wrong" side of #metoo may hurt the Republicans not only with women in the future, but with men, too.
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While it must be no fun for Quinn to be on the wrong side of these tactics, he certainly can't claim ignorance.
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Unfortunately for Jeremy, this also means that his genitals are on the wrong side, making the act of mating a physical impossibility.
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That made her someone you "would never want to be on the wrong side of," according to reporter and editor Neil Shea.
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Oysters in Australia are very commonly eaten in the holiday season, which, on the wrong side of the world, is actually summer.
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She tweeted: The internet was quick to remind her of how she and her family are on the wrong side of history.
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" The question used to be, he added, "might it be possible that we were on the wrong side in the Vietnamese war.
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"Both of us are Jewish from the 'wrong' side," said Ms. Vilenchik, 25, meaning their fathers are Jewish but not their mothers.
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They might vote for the wrong side or stay home on Election Day simply because no one like you is reaching out.
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Alexis Soloski writes that the series "captures the gritty, flamboyant swirl of 16th-century London on the wrong side of the river."
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Another message we hear says: You're on the wrong side of the red velvet rope, or, in this case, the green hedge.
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Homeless children were more likely than those with stable housing to be on the wrong side of a huge array of indicators.
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Harry Dunn, a British teenager, was killed by an American driving on the wrong side of the road near a military base.
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Companies rewrite the rules in order to punish the people who fall on the wrong side of the new way of things.
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It's also nice, frankly, for the youth-oriented network to build a show around a protagonist on the wrong side of 40.
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Others are on the wrong side, like the grilled scallops in butter and the monkfish liver that strongly recalled canned cat food.
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I hope that those trying to undermine these reforms soon realize that they will find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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His grandfather fell on the wrong side of history when the Communists took power, and Mr. Sun's parents were punished for it.
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If it makes you angry enough to argue with people on the internet about it, you're on the wrong side of life.
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The tragedy of peacekeeping, he reflected, was that you are inevitably on the wrong side of someone who is in the right.
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"And money managers do not want to be caught on the wrong side of the trade going into Thanksgiving weekend," Cramer said.
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But for people caught on the wrong side of that transition in the short term, it's the equivalent of an economic hurricane.
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LAS VEGAS — Manny Pacquiao showed Saturday night he's still got plenty of fight for a fighter on the wrong side of 250.
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Both funds were very bullish heading into July, market sources said, leaving them caught on the wrong side during the oil price slide.
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Belgium's three central defenders are all imposing figures but two of them, Vincent Kompany and Jan Vertonghen, are the wrong side of 30.
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"The only perfect game I ever saw was here and unfortunately I was in it, on the wrong side of it," Molitor said.
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He clearly doesn&apost want to be on the wrong side of this story and seem like he&aposs the guy separating kids.
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He shot Faulkner in the back after the officer pulled over Abu-Jamal's brother for driving on the wrong side of the street.
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"During one of these primary debates, he will be the only candidate who was on the wrong side of school segregation," Mitchell said.
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Are you at all worried — I'm asking because I've been on the wrong side of a passionate fandom before — about Larry theorists' reactions?
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I have a good friend who just got on the wrong side of Larry fandom, which is wild because she is a Larry.
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AMD has been on the wrong side of earnings for two years, posting negative top and bottom line growth for eight consecutive quarters.
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"There's a lot of pain ... likely to be experienced by portfolio managers who are the wrong side of that cyclical trade," he warned.
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They were literally from the wrong side of the tracks, and the people in power in this town were openly disdainful of them.
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As a consequence, most of Myanmar's drivers sit on the wrong side of the car, where it is harder to see oncoming traffic.
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Sometimes, changing your organization to better reflect your values means you will find people in power on the wrong side of those values.
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Bourgoin was driving on the wrong side of Interstate 89 near Williston and struck the teenager's Volkswagen Jetta late Saturday night, authorities said.
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It will mean that Russia gets on the right side of things in Syria, not on the wrong side, and that's good news.
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And under the scrutiny, he came out on the wrong side of three controversies, each of which would have sunk a traditional candidate.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has a piece of advice for her fellow leaders: Don't be on the wrong side of history.
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After scoping out the area, he drove four times around the square outside parliament before veering onto the wrong side of the road.
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Petra and Rafael, unlike Jane and Rogelio and Xo and Luisa and Anezka, suffer the wrong side of the twist of fate coin.
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Some hedge funds and oil consumers, such as airlines, have also lost money by ending up on the wrong side of hedging bets.
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The steering wheel in British cars is on the right, the wrong side for driving in mainland Europe, making them unattractive in Norway.
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We'll happily remind Trump of this at every opportunity, and that anyone who ignores that edict is on the wrong side of history.
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Yenn Wong: Actually we saw the location first and when I first saw it, it was at the wrong side of Hollywood Road.
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Donald Trump crushed the GOP's minority outreach this year with the result that Republicans are now laboring on the wrong side of demography.
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However, European neobanks have also had issues, with the likes of N26 and Revolut finding themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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" Lee has been a harsh critic of Trump in the past, saying last year that he is "on the wrong side of history.
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"We had fear of missing out in January and now we have fear of getting caught on the wrong side of the market."
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The cycling team Giant-Alpecin was decimated by a British motorist in Spain who was driving on the wrong side of the road.
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The products itself are similarly close in appearance—the only mistake is the logo appearing on the wrong side of the charger cord.
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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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There are people who are on the right side of history, and there are people who are on the wrong side of history.
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For some across the country, that alone is grounds to discount the community as racist, backward or on the wrong side of history.
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FYI: When using a spray-type laundry stain remover, turn the stained item inside out and spray the stain from the "wrong" side.
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Pelosi's "schencking" of free speech places her on the wrong side of history but nevertheless with a growing group of speech-phobic liberals.
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Her heart was on the wrong side of her chest, she had no left side of her heart at all, no left chamber.
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She identified with their anger, and at that moment she began to feel she might be on the wrong side of a conflict.
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But I find it troubling that he has been on the wrong side of history when it comes to Turkey, a NATO ally.
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"Democrats became increasingly concerned that they were on the wrong side of the gun debate and on the Second Amendment debate," she said.
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The former tech entrepreneur was eyed wearing his American flag pin on the wrong side of his lapel during Thursday's debate in Houston.
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"My husband said the most I knew about retail was that I was on the wrong side of the cash register," she joked.
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People on the wrong side of history frequently chide human rights advocates as being "uncivil" for speaking out against grotesque forms of violence.
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"They weren't from the neighborhood, and they got caught up in this movement, and on the wrong side of history," Mr. Wissak said.
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Churches often end up on the wrong side of issues — such as the blatant racism I heard from the pulpit as a child.
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Although he had an argument for a win on the night, he ended up on the wrong side of a razor sharp decision.
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We're told he was struck head-on by a driver traveling on the wrong side of the road, and that person was killed.
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In the capitulation stage, the cash on the sidelines and those on the wrong side of the market find themselves in a precarious position.
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"Fox is moving more and more to the losing (wrong) side in covering the Dems," Trump tweeted on Sunday before Buttigieg's town hall aired.
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This West Side Story-esque pre-rumble mashup is an overt way to illustrate to children that xenophobia is the wrong side of history.
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Until he is kicked off the board, the museum stands on the wrong side of Puerto Rico's crisis and the programmed crises to come.
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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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The show's fans have drawn parallels to Breaking Bad, in which the lead character also gets on the wrong side with a drug cartel.
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But here's where the analogy falls apart: in politics, many believe — often correctly — that if the wrong side wins, the consequences will be grievous.
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But for those on the wrong side of Franco's authoritarianism — including many Catalans — his rule was a time of mass murders and cultural neutralization.
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Just as valet Mr. Bates escaped arrest on Downton Abbey, the actor who plays him found himself on the wrong side of the law.
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My designs were too original, and they were afraid of criticism and being thought of as coming from the wrong side of the tracks.
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Fear of being stranded on "the wrong side," in turn, primed us to look to these world-beating companies to understand what comes next.
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But for now, Apple, Facebook, Google and Spotify have all agreed there is one person who falls on the wrong side of that line.
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This alone should be enough to permanently banish Donner and the others to the wrong side of holiday history, but somehow, it's hasn't been.
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TCU is on the wrong side of the tracks in that pursuit as well after dropping a 52-46 shootout to Oklahoma last Saturday.
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They are on the wrong side of history, and for their sake and their conscience, I hope they realize it before it's too late.
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But that doesn't change the fact that five decades on, it looks increasingly like the wrong side won the race to the moon. Why?
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Rumors have circulated over the past month about large banks getting caught on the wrong side of a big move in the credit market.
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Alison Chandra's son, Ethan, was born with heterotaxy syndrome, a rare genetic disorder in which organs form on the wrong side of the body.
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"I think the underlying note of the day would be not wanting to be caught on the wrong side of the Fed," he said.
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The Daily Show host Trevor Noah criticized Hillary Clinton Monday night, saying she was on the "wrong side" of the #MeToo and #TimesUp debate.
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"Last night's theme was #MeToo, #TimesUp, which is a message Hillary Clinton found herself on the wrong side of over the weekend," he said.
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You drive on the wrong side of the road, doors unlock to the right instead of the left, and your beer is served warm.
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The show's fans have drawn parallels to Breaking Bad, in which the lead character also gets on the wrong side of a drug cartel.
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He approved the disastrous takedown of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, and reportedly ordered aid to the wrong side in Syria, instead helping jihadist groups.
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"No one can afford to get on the wrong side of someone who, one way or another, provides jobs to 2180,21 people," he said.
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This editorial choice puts the clout of The Times behind the owners and puts your newspaper squarely on the wrong side of this issue.
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Jesse Jackson on Joe Biden's busing record: "My judgment is it was the wrong side of history ... Kamala Harris, she was on point" pic.twitter.
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In a statement, Angelo Amador, executive director of the Restaurant Law Center, said the ROC United is on the wrong side of the issue.
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Like other companies, Amazon is very conscious of the political damage that can be done by being on the wrong side of certain issues.
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Mandel also attributed part of the latest rise in Chinese yields to some investors being caught temporarily on the wrong side of the trade.
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If you're tempted to take a selfie at the polls on Election Day, you may find yourself on the wrong side of the law.
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Wouldn't you feel you had been set up, too, if you realized too late that you were on the wrong side of this story?
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She dreams of a life beyond her wrong-side-of-the-tracks home, finding solace in cool classmates and promptly abandoning her best friend.
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The country had often presented itself, we're told, as "Hitler's first victim," and people like Waldheim as honest soldiers caught on the wrong side.
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For the Obama administration to find itself on the wrong side of a multibillion-dollar ISDS ruling would be embarrassing, to say the least.
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That's what makes them creative, but it also puts them on the wrong side of the battle against trolls, propagandists, and con artists online.
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" He ended with this: "Trump may be on the wrong side politically and emotionally of this issue of separating migrant kids from their parents.
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They might land you in jail, or at the very least on the wrong side of authority, potentially heaping injustice on top of waste.
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The British police accuse an American woman of driving on the wrong side of the road in an accident that killed a teenage motorcyclist.
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The only place where Le Coucou falls slightly on the wrong side of the line between casual and formal is in Daniel Skurnick's desserts.
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"You can't trust anything he says because if you get on his wrong side he will blast you negatively," Streisand told MSNBC's Chris Matthews.
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According to reports, the police have CCTV footage allegedly showing Sacoolas driving out of the RAF base on the wrong side of the road.
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How can they, when so many of the most prominent church leaders have been on the wrong side of history on so many issues?
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But there's a fine line between thoughtful provocation and gratuitous shock tactics, and school shooting-themed hoodies fall on the wrong side of it.
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But as we begin the new year, those businesses are increasingly in danger of falling on the wrong side of an emerging digital divide.
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He was not the only nonconformist from the nineteen-fifties and sixties who found himself on the wrong side of things in the seventies.
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She helped win the Cold War but was "emphatically on the wrong side of history" in favoring apartheid South Africa and opposing German reunification.
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We've seen a lot of magic since, but a direwolf showing up with five pups on the wrong side of the Wall remains weird.
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A piece of what had been a through-road had been washed out in a storm, leaving around 40 families on the wrong side.
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Trump's initial immigration executive order impacted many Middle Eastern scientists who were on the wrong side of the border when the order came down.
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With the United States suddenly finding itself on the wrong side of the missile gap, American military planners face a new and daunting scenario.
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Harwood: The president spoke to a lot of people who feel they've been on the wrong side of economic trends and the establishment, the system.
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The head of a leading Latino legal civil rights organization said the filing came too late and was on the wrong side of the law.
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Cage knows there will always be good people, including good black men like himself, who continually end up on the wrong side of the law.
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While he was on the right side of many outstanding decisions, he also authored and was on the wrong side of some very bad decisions.
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Even before she dunked her tiny hamster down a toilet, Aldecosea was on the wrong side of the Great Emotional Support Animal Backlash of 2018.
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Sometimes the driver is on the wrong side of the street, or misses their turn — and sometimes the rider gives terrible directions over the phone.
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UK police say he was riding a motorcycle when he was struck by a vehicle that was traveling on the wrong side of the road.
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Some news reports put the village on the wrong side of Kunduz, with various sources spelling it Boz Village, Quandahari, Boz Kandahari, or Boz Qandahari.
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In political rhetoric, the difference between earnest and oily is often very slight, and tonally, Cruz sometimes falls on the wrong side of that divide.
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Moreover, whereas a decade ago charter schools were promoted as a social justice necessity, they have recently fallen on the wrong side of woke ideology.
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But your horse face ass woke up on the wrong side of the stable and decide to go overboard with your f–k boy comments.
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"I've made the point that every time we've stood against equality, we've been on the wrong side of history," he told The Advocate in 2012.
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Sometimes people on the wrong side of the law seek out the fake sort because they are too embarrassed to go to their real sheikhs.
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It made sense; with a strong, deep defense and Adrian Peterson already on the wrong side of 30, the Vikings are in all-in mode.
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Orange Is the New Black star Taryn Manning was chosen for the role of Mimi, a pregnant teen from the wrong side of the tracks.
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If I end up on the wrong side, if there are people in the way, I have to move to be on the proper side.
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On the other hand, Biden could once more see himself on the wrong side of a debate with a black candidate on issues of race.
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When America needed a brilliant voice to stand up to nativism, racism, and nascent fascism, Kanye West couldn't wait to cheer for the wrong side.
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For those of you working with the administration in the name of having a seat at the table, you're on the wrong side of history.
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For some fans, bringing a sugar water brand to the Galaxy Far, Far Away fell on the wrong side of the "immersive experience" line. WOW.
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Hurricanes hand Devils a crushing loss RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes have been on the wrong side of sudden swings in momentum too often lately.
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The second area of focus should be welfare, which under current plans is on the wrong side of the line between tough love and inequity.
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She meets Chiron at the start of the movie after her boyfriend, a drug dealer named Juan, finds him on the wrong side of town.
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They believed in the wisdom of new generations to settle the unfortunate colonial legacies and mistakes committed by being on the wrong side of history.
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As Trump was bested by the forces of decency, he also brought peril to his party, by getting on the wrong side of women nationwide.
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Nick happens to have money to invest because his father, who operates on the wrong side of the law, has some he needs to hide.
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Jefferies considers 3M to be among the companies on the wrong side of the inflation dynamic and lack structural tailwinds to drive the stock higher.
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Dunn, 19, had been riding his motorbike and Sacoolas had been driving on the wrong side of the road at the time, Sky News reported.
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It's a sweet love story about a fancy pup named Lady who falls in love with adogfrom the wrong side of the tracks named Tramp.
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It's incredibly frustrating when it happens — I nearly missed a train when a GPS navigation system led me to the wrong side of the tracks.
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Fortunately, Tyrone and Shaniqua — those bad influences from the wrong side of the tracks — didn't last too long, and Carlyle reverted to his old persona.
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He didn't know anything about the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament, but he knew the desperation of the sports fanatic on the wrong side of the world.
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Thinking it was a free for all, my first faux pas was coming at the stream from the wrong side and essentially butting in line.
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I sat through many callous remarks, many fairy tales about "good guys" and "bad guys," feeling like I was on the wrong side of existence.
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NAYAPARA REFUGEE CAMP, Bangladesh — A truck trying to overtake another car darted out from the wrong side of the road and slammed into the rickshaw.
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To the Editor: We know that the president is undignified, belligerent and (liberals would say) on the wrong side of most issues facing our country.
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This Election Day in America I'm thinking about that night six years ago, and the fear I felt on the wrong side of a wall.
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He needs Republicans in great numbers to cross over and vote for him, so being on the wrong side of Mr. Trump carries great risk.
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Yeah, you can hit it into the fairway, but if you're approaching the green from the wrong side of the fairway, you have no chance.
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Sure, Sanders has suggested Biden has been on the wrong side of lots and lots of key issues for the party (NAFTA, Iraq war, etc.).
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As even devoted fans can recognize now, "Friends" often ended up on the wrong side of cultural history, highlighting many troubling norms of its time.
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Because four seconds of flooring it in a top-end Porsche, and you're on the wrong side of every speed limit in the United States.
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UK police say Dunn was riding a motorcycle when he was struck by a vehicle that was traveling on the wrong side of the road.
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In 2012, Republican Mitt Romney had a point in criticizing Obama's Iraq withdrawal, but put himself on the wrong side of a driving political issue.
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Trump has never lost his touch when it comes to putting Democrats on the wrong side of issues that play 80-20 in middle America.
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"Someone should probably start a support group for those of us who originally picked the wrong side of the Kanye/Taylor Swift debate," Cauley tweeted.
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In the long term, it will cost the G.O.P. dearly, especially among younger voters who will remember who stood on the wrong side of history.
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Also, I'd learned in Ireland that I'm pretty good at driving on the wrong side of the road, and I wanted to have another go.
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Graham also referred to Paul and Lee as "patriots" before stressing that he thinks they are on the wrong side of the war powers fight.
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Kyle Shanahan was offensive co-ordinator for a Falcons team on the wrong side of an historic collapse in the Super Bowl three years ago.
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He approached the wrong side of the door to go out and often started to pee in the vestibule, a common sign of cognitive impairment.
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Harry Dunn was killed after being struck by a car which was allegedly being driven by Anne Sacoolas on the wrong side of the road.
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And mandatory Medicare for All is one of the few ways for Democrats to get on the wrong side of the politics of health care.
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It was on the wrong side of the Ohio River (notwithstanding the short-lived occupation by a Confederate general that was mainly a looting mission).
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Once again, Trump has put himself on the wrong side of the facts — and he's helping a Russian attack on American democracy in the process.
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"The market is reluctant to get significantly short in front of that because, obviously, a political decision could catch them on the wrong side," he said.
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In the end, the four women decided that they could not be on the wrong side of a chance to elect a black president in 2008.
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Protests and clashes are expected to continue and residents of Nairobi's slums are once again finding themselves on the wrong side of the nation's young democracy.
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And just a week ago, the Japanese were telling Washington that they could not buy American cars because the steering wheel was on the wrong side.
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It's like he's developed a sixth sense—adapting to his undercover environment after living the majority of his life on the wrong side of the law.
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The Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls are both on the wrong side of the playoff ledger as they meet Wednesday for a pivotal game in Chicago.
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No one on Capitol Hill wants to end up on the wrong side of history and, perhaps more importantly, on the losing side of an election.
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In the case of net neutrality, many Republicans find themselves, in this sense, at least, allied to the opposition and ultimately the wrong side of history.
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Since the AR-15 was designed to be as lethal as possible, it clearly falls on the wrong side of the permissible line for civilian use.
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The problem is that Luke Cage is on the wrong side of this debate, mostly because the show chooses to take part in it at all.
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Unfortunately, the distracted owner does not see the elevator doors close on the leash, leaving his dog caught on the wrong side of the moving elevator.
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Traders were caught on the wrong side of the unwind, with bets that prices would rise outnumbering contracts betting it would fall by 9 to 1.
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"If Apple fails to raise estimates, if it doesn't talk up its service business, you'll find yourself on the wrong side of the trade," Cramer said.
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Introduced as a cynical, drunken womanizer with strong ties to his sleazy family, Tyrion began the show one-dimensional and on the wrong side of history.
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"The UK government chose to stand on the wrong side," Mr Liu said, warning of "consequences" to the relationship with China if Britain continued to "interfere".
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Second, the characters it creates are on the wrong side of creepy, and everyone I've tested it with has been completely turned off with the results.
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The Sun newspaper, citing witnesses, said the escort was on the wrong side of the road clearing traffic for the couple's convoy when the incident happened.
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"Sometimes, I'll tell people, 'I just built a car, I didn't drive it down the wrong side of the freeway,' " the story quotes him as saying.
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Parson and his political cronies are on the wrong side of history, nothing changes right now for patients who need access to abortion at Planned Parenthood.
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Nudes are tricky to handle without looking washed out, and soft, romantic frills are tricky to work with without heading to the wrong side of princessy.
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Proposals to raise the age of eligibility for Social Security or Medicare would be a cruel blow to workers on the wrong side of those numbers.
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Those on the wrong side of the yield curve trade might take some comfort from the fact that they're not the worst-performing funds out there.
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"The unfortunate reality is that millions of people fall on the wrong side of the average and struggle with hunger, poverty, illiteracy and malnutrition," it said.
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Wrong side of history: On Wednesday morning, in a seemingly random string of tweets, President Trump announced via Twitter a ban on all transgender military service.
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They are genuinely (and perhaps rightly) fearful that if they get on the wrong side of the GOP base, their political careers will be in jeopardy.
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So we're like, oh, sure, we'll accommodate your desire not to talk about this, because you're on the wrong side and I'm on the right side.
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It appears that Bank of America, and all banks, have a choice to make, and so far they are standing on the wrong side of history.
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Despite a few moments of success early in the fight, the polarizing veteran found himself on the wrong side of a second-round rear-naked choke.
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A poor area with a large Muslim population and high unemployment, Molenbeek has long been considered locally as being on the wrong side of the canal.
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Dunn, 19, had been riding his motorbike while Sacoolas was driving her Volvo XC90 luxury SUV on the wrong side of the road, Sky News reported.
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The United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries are on the wrong side of the line and have already seen the reduction.
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That is, some national movements just find themselves on the wrong side of the United States, Russia, China, or another Great Power with inviolable global authority.
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There's a new entrant in the race to provide internet connectivity to the roughly four billion humans on the wrong side of the world's digital divide.
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In New Zealand, if you're a politician on the wrong side of the public, you might get manure thrown on you over a campaign finance scandal.
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Being angered by them leveraging their visibility by defending and upholding the civil liberties we all deserve is to be on the wrong side of history.
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While those mentioned stand out in their misdemeanours, there are many others who have found themselves on the wrong side of the law in recent times.
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Most of the country's diplomats I've talked to prefer to take no action, rather than finding themselves suddenly on the wrong side of a presidential tweet.
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Shipowners want to make as many trips as possible, but no one wants their freighter stranded on the wrong side of the locks for the winter.
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And if I find one I think's pretty good, I flip it to the other side to see if it's scuffed up on the wrong side.
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Asanka Brandon Ratnayake, a photographer born and raised in Melbourne who was assigned to work with me, ultimately kept me from driving on the wrong side.
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The cruise ship ended up on the wrong side of new rules in Thailand and Malaysia put into place shortly before it was due to arrive.
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His tee shot on the par-3 sixth went on the wrong side of the bunker in the middle of the green, leading to another bogey.
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But allowing government officials to regulate speech based on their assessment of who is promoting equality or "on the wrong side of history" would be disastrous.
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Mr. Norcross argued that some of the demands within his party for uncompromising legislative positions has left Democrats on the wrong side of the jobs argument.
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What they're saying: "Carmakers that have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of California's buying power," Gov.
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Except that he was standing on the wrong side of Long Island Sound from where literary sleuths have long deduced that "The Great Gatsby" was set.
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"All Rise" is based on the novel "Monster" about a young middle-class Harlem kid who finds himself on the wrong side of a serious crime.
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One died in Treblinka; the other was shot in a mass execution in 1942, after she was caught on the wrong side of the ghetto wall.
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She was on the wrong side of history and all the pundits that enabled her delusions merely refused to accept the new reality of American politics.
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An unsettled sense of national identity is like having a sore tooth, and Brexit is like taking a sledgehammer to the wrong side of your face.
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But nothing is so splendid in life or politics as a good surprise, and Democrats have positioned themselves to be on the wrong side of it.
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Other survivors quoted in local news articles have said the captain made a sharp turn after realizing he was approaching the dock from the wrong side.
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She's got enough political experience to be a credible candidate, but not so much that she's been on the wrong side of dozens of controversial issues.
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After exiting off the freeway, police said that the suspect sideswiped several vehicles in Burbank and drove on the wrong side of the road to avoid capture.
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Because they know that any day now President Trump could wake up on the wrong side of the bed and announce World War III in 140 characters.
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Of course, Infinity War writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely could have just picked a random, big number for Strange's dialogue... but we doubt it. Wrong. Side.
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They are too busy making sure they are not on the wrong side of the government in an environment when the game can change at any moment.
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All we can hope is, after an experience like being on the wrong side of Sonja's tequila-powered tirade, Ramona's bad behavior has been cured for good.
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At least 36 restaurants in China tried to take that addictive quality one step further, and now have found themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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He starred in deep-fried action movies like Gator, in which he played wisecracking good ol' boys who found themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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Mr. Dunn, 19, died after his motorcycle collided with a car that the police said had been traveling on the wrong side of the road on Aug.
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Donald Trump's blistering new attack on American trade policy puts him on the wrong side of America's business community and most of his own party's elected officials.
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However, a set piece meant to carry Swift to another stage malfunctioned during her hit "Delicate," leaving her stuck on the wrong side of Lincoln Financial Field.
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Now that the cast of the live-action Lion King has been announced, there's no excuse to ever wake up on the wrong side of the bed.
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In one clip, Jenner is instructed to turn to the person next to her in the audience and gush about Grande, but she picks the wrong side.
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Still, in terms of the line that separates a must-watch show from a mediocre one, "The Red Line" ultimately falls on the wrong side of it.
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The result: Disrupt the gene expression early on, and you'll get those finger-like branchial rays forming on the wrong side of the skate embryo's gill arch.
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No woman wants to think that their harassment or assault is just a hiccup to somebody, and so Dean Heller is on the wrong side of that.
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Jones lambasted the platforms' moves, telling The Washington Post: "You're on the wrong side of history mainstream media," Jones said in a text message to The Post.
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When someone mentions Aquaman these days, your first thought is probably of a bearded, tattooed badass you definitely wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of.
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"You can be fined for driving on the wrong side of the road and for not being able to answer questions correctly on the Quran," Carlino said.
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You're a pop star who is on tour Down Under and you're maybe feeling like you woke up on the wrong side of the equator or something.
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The whole situation looks like a space ship on the wrong side of a wormhole or just a squished up version of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin speaker.
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"Putin is waging war against Western democracies and our President is on the wrong side," former Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon wrote Friday evening on Twitter.
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TMZ Sports has obtained the Cyle Larin DUI arrest video -- which shows the soccer star speeding down an Orlando street on the wrong side of the road.
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And to Trump's likely great chagrin, they are losing -- not because of political opposition but rather because they are on the wrong side of the legal issues.
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And those who promote corporate profit over the health and safety of hardworking Americans should not be surprised to find themselves on the wrong side of history.
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A trip to the urologist, played by Danny DeVito, leads to more one-liners and groaning about life's little indignities on the wrong side of middle age.
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"According to preliminary reports, the Renault Logan taxi drove on the wrong side of the road, violating road regulations, and crashed into a bus," the statement said.
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Many observers believe that Sanders could very well experience the same fate as these cautionary tales who found themselves on the wrong side of time and history.
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Chicago hopes to extend its home winning streak to three games after winding up on the wrong side of a 23-2 decision at Columbus on Friday.
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The controversy put Shokin on the wrong side of the first investigation launched by the watchdog who had partnered with US officials to reform the prosecutor's office.
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No unnecessary seven DVD set, no marketing spiel, and with a surprising depth; Gutierrez even prepares his charges for situations as obscure as the wrong side Americana.
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"The message is if you are on the wrong side of this administration you are gone," one senior Republican official with ties to the coronavirus response said.
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When the rapper was turned away from shows at Paris Fashion Week in 2011, Mr. Abloh was on the wrong side of the velvet rope with him.
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My grandfather's wry comment was that apparently the only Germans worth mentioning were 'the Hessians who had fought on the wrong side in the War for Independence.
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"Japanese retailer investors once again were caught on the wrong side of the trade being long Turkish lira," said Piotr Matys, emerging markets forex strategist at Rabobank.
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Women have been indisputably and outrageously and systematically mistreated, so ensuring that women are no longer on the wrong side of power in the workplace is crucial.
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Police say the woman drove a car onto the wrong side of the road and crashed into 19-year-old Harry Dunn, who was riding a motorcycle.
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" But Sonnenfeld said, "The boycott of being on the wrong side [of public opinion] is much more significant than the boycott of [being on the right side].
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However national boundaries are drawn, some are likely to find themselves on the wrong side of them — and genocide is as likely an outcome as peaceful coexistence.
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What he saw confirmed his belief that a tsunami was on its way: currents reversing away from shore, waves lapping against the wrong side of a breakwater.
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Despite his team collecting six yellow cards to England's two, coach Jose Pekerman felt Colombia had been on the wrong side of American referee Mark Geiger's decisions.
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With multiple stars, including Greta Gerwig and Mira Sorvino, speaking out in support of Farrow in recent weeks, Baldwin could end up on the wrong side of history.
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His body is a tapestry of a life lived on the wrong side of the law—pockmarked with bullet holes, defaced by scars, colored in by prison tattoos.
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In the Squawk Box interview, Perry bristled at the notion that rejecting the mainstream scientific consensus on climate change would put someone on the wrong side of history.
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Despite calling himself a hero, he has no will to help those who fall on the wrong side of goodness — he sees them as oxygen thieves of society.
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Although set in the '30s, Dunaway's Bonnie Parker is a liberated woman – a steely, sultry seducer as cunning as any male on the wrong side of the law.
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Raised in East Berlin, a stone's throw from the Wall, Ms Erpenbeck has in her fiction told the stories of people stranded on the wrong side of history.
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He recently helped save another goat, Clarabelle, when she got stuck on the wrong side of a fence by running up to the owner's house screaming for help.
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And he made a case that it was bad legislation and it would hurt his business and I was on the wrong side, and I agreed with him.
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A chase ensued involving speeds of up to 100 mph, driving on the wrong side of the road, running red lights, and going the wrong way on roundabouts.
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So even though Devens is almost always on the wrong side of the actual vote, because his play is so visible to the jury, they're rooting for him.
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Defenders of litigation finance claim noble motives: They are merely equalizing access to a legal system that leaves too many on the wrong side of the courthouse doors.
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THIS DIDN'T TURN OUT THE WAY IT SHOULD – QUICK: AND A LOT OF TIMES AMERICA WOUND UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF IT. KERNEN: AND SOMETIMES – WE'RE PATSIES.
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Since Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign has choked the demand for fancy banquets and pricey delicacies, Confucius's disciples could yet again fall on the wrong side of history.
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And Lee is his latest Catwoman, the lady on the wrong side who wants to slip into his life and access all that rage to her own ends.
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At the time, the view was that the Phillies had gotten a solid return for a 29-year-old outfielder on the wrong side of the aging curve.
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Rubbing salt into his wounds, Hamilton was hit with a five-second time penalty for entering the pits on the wrong side of the bollard marking the entrance.
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Don't get me wrong, side hustles can be one of the best ways to generate extra income to pay down debt, save, or to simply have disposable income.
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But instead it was frightening, as if she had found herself on the wrong side of what had suddenly been revealed as the iron law of the world.
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"It seems to work when you get the Street on the wrong side, and when a stock starts to show momentum, you want to own it," he said.
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The people's will should not be compromised, second-guessed, or held hostage by politicians who are unwilling to recognize that they are on the wrong side of history.
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The president, who is on the wrong side of a too-close-to-call matchup with Biden, barely inches up in similar matchups with all the other Democrats.
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In 1961, when the Meuse was reconfigured to aid navigation, it had the side effect of pushing three pieces of land onto the wrong side of the river.
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Responding more sustainably and constructively means more people with influence and resources starting experiments to invest in those that are otherwise on the wrong side of those walls.
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What's a 122-year-old chocolate conglomerate to do when it finds itself demonized as a sugar-monger and wholly on the wrong side of swelling public opinion?
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But with the tide turning on PEI, New Brunswick is left on the wrong side of history—the lone holdout in the fight against the freedom of choice.
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If this country, the motherland of fatwas, undertakes reforms, Islamists throughout the world will have to follow suit or risk winding up on the wrong side of orthodoxy.
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They have also helped ease street congestion by forcing Dhaka's drivers — notorious for driving on the wrong side of the road or skipping traffic lines — to obey laws.
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If you're born on the wrong side of the tracks, or if your house is destroyed in an unpredictable natural disaster, luck egalitarianism suggests that you deserve help.
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Each of these books is as memorable for its locations as it is for narrative or even denouement, and "The Wrong Side of Goodbye" really takes Harry traveling.
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Besides having to fix TNT, FedEx has found itself in the awkward position of being on the wrong side of both adversaries in the trans-Pacific trade war.
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"Major was a loose cannon, a skinny kid from the wrong side of the tracks who wasn't afraid of anything," Mr. Lépine said, explaining his sometimes foolhardy bravery.
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"It's not just about being on the wrong side of history, but about over-investing in a regime that is fueling radicalization that will ultimately harm U.S. interests."
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The side of the plane that you're on will largely determine your view and being stuck on the wrong side can mean missing out on the free show.
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None of the presidents had a nose, Roosevelt's glasses had fallen off and Jefferson (who sported a jet-black mop-top) was on the wrong side of Washington.
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It would put the justices on the wrong side of history and squarely on the side of those who have let hate and exclusion permeate our political climate.
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You don't all have school-aged children, you don't all live on a dirt road, some of you are on the wrong side of the washed-out culvert.
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The video doesn't tell the full story, but it shows what appears to be Bieber's SUV pulling to the right side ... which in England is the wrong side.
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Born on the wrong side of skyrocketing property values, 22014-year-olds are only half as likely to own homes as baby boomers were at the same age.
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But the speed and scale of the slump in Rallye's debt prices show how difficult it is for traders caught on the wrong side to cover their positions.
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Marte then hit a sacrifice fly after right fielder Brian Anderson's strong throw landed on the wrong side of the plate, allowing Newman to score on a close play.
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That&aposs what&aposs -- TERRELL: No, I&aposm saying -- COOPER: For 20183 years, the left has been on the wrong side, siding with Moscow against the interests of America.
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The incident happened in June in Santa Ana, California, when the former basketball player allegedly drove head-on toward another vehicle while on the wrong side of the freeway.
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Television's bad boys are hardly a cookie-cutter bunch: they can be wealthy or "wrong-side-of-the-tracks," gay or straight, wearing exclusively bow-ties or basketball jerseys.
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It added that he still may get an alternate position, such as an ambassadorship, but it seems that he's currently on the wrong side of the Administration's establishment wing.
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Surgeons on Hodgson's team accidentally operated on the wrong side of her body, and may have damaged a healthy kidney, she told her local news site, Milton Keyes Citizen.
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These ratings confirm that most of the world's best players are indeed the wrong side of 224—and that they have been declining at the same rate as ever.
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She told Robach that she worked three jobs so Harding could take skating lessons and disputed Harding's claims that she grew up on the wrong side of the tracks.
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Despite their cultural affinities, UAE officers must take care not to get on the wrong side of tribes for whom short-term alliances with jihadis are a survival tactic.
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" He said that to engage in "political grandstanding" or to ignore "the horror unfolding before our eyes" would leave the UN Security Council "on the wrong side of history.
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"We got on the wrong side of some blocks and that young man had a great day, had a world-class day," Bruins coach Jim Mora said of Williams.
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Yet the problem with "Detroit" is not that it comes down on the wrong side of history—it is that it doesn't come down on any side at all.
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Ingrid Goes West is about a woman who's definitely on the wrong side of that divide, played by Aubrey Plaza fresh off of her awesome terrifying turn in Legion.
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"The people who are now particularly critical wanted to sign us up to the Iraq war, and they've never apologized for standing on the wrong side then," Schroeder said.
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Vehicles drive on the left in the United Kingdom, and the American woman was driving on the wrong side of the road when the accident happened, Dunn's family said.
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Following the Bermudez loss, Holloway ended up on the wrong side of a decision once again—this time to the current UFC featherweight champion and MMA megastar Conor McGregor.
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I'm a bit rattled, having spun off the track and straight to the wrong side of said fence, just moments into my first drive of the 2020 Chevrolet Stingray.
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Energy, despite virtually all non-US producers singing from the same book of hymns, suffered from being on the wrong side of a 1300 basis point discrepancy in performance.
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Songwriter Matraca Berg also was honored with a medley of her hits performed by Alaina ("You and Tequila"), Ashley McBryde ("Wrong Side of Memphis") and Deana Carter ("Strawberry Wine").
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But he's more predictable because my father owned a little hole-in-the-wall barbeque restaurant on the other side, sort of the quote-unquote "wrong side" of town.
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"There has been a general softening, at least on medical marijuana, and I think Republicans don't want to end up on the wrong side of the issue," McCulloch added.
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But her efforts put her in a terrible dilemma: betray the code of silence that keeps her clan proudly on the wrong side of the law or face destitution.
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The right or wrong side of the North Korea argument matters less now than Washington's key decision-makers coming to the table to construct a clear-eyed path forward.
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As in all things politics, if you find yourself aligned with those who have fallen out of favor, you may wind up on the wrong side of the trade.
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"It's never good to be on the wrong side of the president of the United States of America," Cohen, who was once close to Trump, said in the interview.
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Tillerson has been on the wrong side of Trump on most major issues — from the Jerusalem embassy move to the Paris climate accords, to his approach to North Korea.
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But, here's the rub, and there's really no way of getting around it: the sheer number of issues that Donald Trump is on the wrong side of is staggering.
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Written by Ales Kot with colors by Jordie Bellaire, the comic follows the story of Edward Zero, a spy who suddenly realizes he's been working on the wrong side.
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Thanks to this conundrum, a couple in South Florida has found themselves on the wrong side of the law, simply because their garden is located on their front lawn.
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All the LME base metals have found themselves the wrong side of the trade war trade, as short-sellers bet on economic slowdown, particularly in China, to dampen demand.
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It sounds more like Stark's trying to duck his socially awkward work colleague, but maybe he'd rather keep Thor in the dark for fear he'd chose the wrong side?
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In every city tested, at least one insurer charged $200 more for the same coverage for someone living on the "wrong side" of a ZIP code line, researchers found.
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They're a lower-middle-class family who own a home in Sacramento, even if it's on the "wrong side of the tracks," as Lady Bird jokingly tells one boy.
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Some have decided that Mr. Graham was "the last nonpartisan evangelical" while others have condemned him to "the wrong side of history," both in reference to American domestic politics.
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The nerve rattling was compounded because I was driving on the "wrong" side of the road and with a stick shift installed on my left rather than my right.
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" In New York City, about three dozen activists, government officials and concerned citizens declared at a midday news conference that the court was on the "wrong side of history.
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Instead, he patrols the fringes, buying chardonnay grown in the Heron Lake Vineyard, just over the border from Napa County in Solano County — the wrong side of the tracks.
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He also said that a police vehicle had been hit by another car driving on the wrong side of the road in Northampton, a nearby town, in early October.
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The third wave comes from a group that joins the first two when it feels a shifting tide and is afraid of being on the wrong side of history.
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The secondary sanctions also made clear that from the American perspective, Europe was on the wrong side of history and needed to be treated as part of the problem.
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After eight years, Mr. Zurschmeide, who owns both left- and right-hand-drive Minis, still sometimes walks up to the wrong side of the car when wants to drive.
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Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat, was accused of killing the teenage motorcyclist when driving on the wrong side of the road in central England in August.
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"His whole life, he has been on the wrong side of every issue," said Wayne Flynt, a politically progressive Alabama history professor who has followed his career for decades.
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The faux pas did not go unnoticed on social media: As the preeminent authority on lapel pins, Mr. Yang is wearing the flag pin on the wrong side. pic.twitter.
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Indeed, Hook may have climbed to the top of Mount Trump, but it's come at the cost of getting on the wrong side of his previously like-minded Republicans.
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Following an investigation, local traffic police determined that the child was riding down the wrong side of the road and bore "primary responsibility" for the accident, the reports said.
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"When you have President Obama on TV blasting anyone who criticizes any aspect of Islam, well, people are afraid of getting on the wrong side of that politically correct club."
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He was also captured in shocking mobile phone clips driving on the wrong side of the road and filming himself hitting a top speed of 189mph on a stolen motorbike.
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The concern is that shareholders will end up on the wrong side of clubby deals or left in the dark altogether in cases where executives aren't required to disclose holdings.
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Many point fighters will actively turn their back for their defensive side kick so that it is almost a wrong-side back kick, with the intention of running away afterwards.
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If you do that, you won't have to listen to the nonsense that GM, Ford and Chrysler have steering wheels on the wrong side and no dealer networks in Japan.
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Huawei has long found itself on the wrong side of claims of not only sanctions violations, but insecure equipment and collusion with the Chinese government to take part in espionage.
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"I wrote the note to hopefully lessen the hangover as I'm now on the wrong side of 30 and they're just getting worse and lasting longer," he told the publication.
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" A BBC staffer named Barry Williams told the outlet, "The car went onto the wrong side of the road to where cyclists were waiting at lights and [plowed] into them.
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"Congressional Democrats are on the wrong side of a popular revolt against Trump and the racists and billionaires he nominated," said Max Berger, a progressive activist and organizer for #AllOfUs.
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In the editorial on Tiananmen dissident Miao Deshun, the paper said anyone who "bet on the wrong side of history will have a life that weighs less than a feather".
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Still, the measures go well beyond what's available for Touch ID, suggesting Apple wants to be prepared for any users that end up on the wrong side of the algorithm.
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"I still love who he was, but his mental attitude … there are some people you just don't get on the wrong side of … and that's Peter and Cynda," Cockman said.
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Now you're on the wrong side of 230, you've still got student debt, and you accidentally forwarded an email chain to your boss where you called her a fascist douchecanoe.
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Some on the European right, including many British Conservatives, were determined not to be caught on the wrong side of the argument, as they had been with same-sex marriage.
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But product issues and problems with user safety and harassment have meant that the town square Twitter created often feels like it was built on the wrong side of town.
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His campaign was powered by liberal anger over the war in Iraq — anger Clinton was on the wrong side of — as well as real institutional support from the Democratic Party.
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Among those who remain opposed are many who see TMT as an icon for what they believe is the wrong side in the much larger political issue of Hawaiian sovereignty.
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Although the pairing is a cute juxtaposition considering on the surface they're complete opposites — the type-A overachiever and the brooding bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks.
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He's not been particularly courageous in challenging Washington's exceptionally regressive tax structure, and his closeness with Amazon and Boeing put him on the wrong side of an increasingly populist party.
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To present-day readers, he's on the wrong side of history, but most of the book is spent anticipating the fallout of having a Nazi sympathizer in the White House.
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If the current rules are left in place, millions of Americans who are on the wrong side of the digital divide would have to wait years to get more broadband.
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The last time I tried to play a Rift game in the same room as my husband, it felt like being on the wrong side of a one-way mirror.
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Ms. Nicely said that out of the corner of her eye she spotted the boy on the wrong side of wooden and wire barriers along the edge of the enclosure.
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He fell in love with a woman from Reading, Elsie Viola Kachel, pathologically shy and "(literally) from the wrong side of the tracks," and cut ties with his disapproving father.
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Anne Sacoolas, the wife of a US diplomat, is suspected of killing 19-year-old Harry Dunn while driving on the wrong side of the road in England this August.
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"The decision is a massive blow, and I believe, on the wrong side of history," Lisa Newman-Polk, the attorney who represented the defendant in the case, said on Monday.
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"I've called people a couple of dirty words by accident by just placing my hand on the wrong side of my face," Reedus said as he gestured toward his chin.
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Rent a car, which you will quickly learn to drive on the wrong side of the road, and head to a little bakery for a bun-butter-and-cheese sandwich.
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A girl in his class from the wrong side of the tracks, Sarah, falls in love with a boy, David, who's from the sort of family that vacations in Europe.
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An extra light hanging on the wrong side of a wall might have been taken as a sign one of the denominations had ceded territory in the church to another.
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My understanding is that this had something to do with the company being split into multiple parts, with the VPN service ending up on the wrong side of that divide.
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Rojas allegedly swerved onto the wrong side of the road at about noon, vaulting the sidewalk and hitting several pedestrians before crashing into a busy street corner, ABC News reports.
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Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat, is suspected of fatally crashing into British teenager Harry Dunn while driving on the wrong side of the road in late August.
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So, people would criticize Richard Russell for maybe being on the wrong side of the integration movement, but my goodness he turned around and got the school lunch program done.
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But three years of war in my country have made clear that Yemen can't wait much longer for America to realize it has been on the wrong side of history.
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Will Trump claim the benefits of a strong economy, or will his actions and behavior leave him on the wrong side of the public and on the path to defeat?
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He also banned alt-right-style, partisan clickbait stories and encouraged investigative and feature reporting that often put the magazine on the wrong side of Mr. Trump and his allies.
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It makes sense for all sorts of reasons, including that superheroes can so easily appear to be on the wrong side of history, especially those who look like Aryan cartoons.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning ended up on the wrong side of N.H.L. history, getting swept in the first round of the playoffs after one of the best regular seasons ever.
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The Northamptonshire police said it believed that Ms. Sacoolas had been driving on the wrong side of the road when her vehicle collided with a motorcycle ridden by Harry Dunn.
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"Carmakers that have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of California's buying power," Governor Newsom said in a statement on Monday.
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The car's driver, Anne Sacoolas, who had reportedly arrived in Britain only recently with her diplomat husband and three children, was allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road.
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On the left, we hear the idea that the Little Sisters of the Poor are on the "wrong side of history," so they should have to pay for birth control.
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Beyond the constitutional problems lies an argument about public safety, which also finds the Trump administration on the wrong side of the facts, in service of a campaign of fear.
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"Kicking out members of the United States Armed Services solely based on their gender identity is hateful, discriminatory, and on the wrong side of history," Speier said in a statement.
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In the great state of Arizona, throwing a potluck dinner—that staple of mom's book clubs and Bible study groups—can land you on the wrong side of the law.
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At least that's the case in the hit NBC show The Good Place, which follows the journey of a woman who mistakenly ends up on the wrong side of the afterlife.
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On Saturday, Morgan — who is on the wrong side of history 90 percent of the time — thought it would be a good idea to crack a joke about Van Dyke's name.
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" Chyna's most creative zinger lands at the end ... "your horse face ass woke up on the wrong side of the stable and decide to go overboard with your f*** boy comments.
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Trading in U.S. crude spreads, a proxy for expected inventories in Cushing, has been roiled, leaving traders scrambling to ensure they are not caught on the wrong side of the rally.
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In fact, 165,000 would-be refugees are now trapped on the wrong side of the Syrian-Turkey border in camps that have been hit by Syrian airstrikes and overrun by ISIS.
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But being on the wrong side of big trades, even smaller ones, is one reason the average hedge fund has trailed the S&P 500 each of the last four years.
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Countries that still execute need to realize that they are on the wrong side of history and immediately impose moratoriums on the death penalty with a view to its eventual repeal.
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Rangers starter Martin Perez (1-1) was on the wrong side of much of that offense, giving up eight runs on nine hits and four walks in just three-plus innings.
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People in emerging markets are often described as being on the wrong side of the "digital divide", lacking basic access to working capital to build businesses and take up other opportunities.
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The lack of comprehensive testing in remote locations presents a serious possibility that the system simply won't work properly in areas that are on the wrong side of the digital divide.
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And the storm flap that covers the top zipper, while welcome, feels like it has the snap on the wrong side — it makes attaching or detaching it a two-hand affair.
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If you find yourself on the wrong side of public opinion, or a quote is taken out of context to justify misguided anger, you're now on the receiving end of harassment.
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That's put most countries — even U.S. allies — on the wrong side of MTCR export regulations, even though the agreement is aimed at technologies like warhead-delivering cruise missiles rather than drones.
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"Sometimes the South gets a bad rep being on the wrong side of historical arguments, and sure I'm happy to say we behave like this in the South," Glaws told me.
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And yet in their desire to be, as they like to say, the "eyes and ears" of the police, they have occasionally found themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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Healthcare is one of the most highly regulated industries in the US. That means it can be easy for disruptive startups to find themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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"Everyone on the wrong side of a trade is saying that the secondary is void, while those on the right side are saying it should stand," said the first bond trader.
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"Car makers that have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of Californias buying power," California Governor Gavin Newsom said in a statement.
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But I am alright to say that investigations should proceed and if anyone is found to be on the wrong side of the law, let the legal process take its course.
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But by voting against it, Booker — who pretty much everyone expects to run for president in 2020 — put himself on the wrong side of a big issue for progressive Democratic voters.
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Some are simple turns of phrase, like "blood, ket and tears," while others take the form of videos of bemused k-holing crusaders caught on snapchat the wrong side of 11AM.
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And in fact, some of the cases I reviewed actually involved casino workers, perhaps because they are especially attuned to statistics and realize they're on the wrong side of the equation.
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Zuleta lives in a modest rented place on what used to be the wrong side of the tracks, in East Menlo Park, east of Route 101 that runs down the Valley.
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The United States alone has crumpled because it showed no interest in building the safeguards erected in other advanced countries to protect those on the wrong side of these changes. Why?
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Someone had to be the villain of Love Is Blind, and it was always going to be the woman on the wrong side of 30 who feeds wine to her dog.
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" However, he's continuing to go after Giove, reportedly calling her an internet troll and tweeting that she's "on the wrong side of history for every important issue facing New York State!
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British grandmother who has never strayed onto the wrong side of the law in all her 93 years has fulfilled one of her dearest wishes - to be arrested.
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Whether it's Mad Men or The Americans, TV is terrific at depicting characters who fall on the wrong side of history, who are doomed to fail simply because of their allegiances.
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He also charged that Biden had been on the wrong side of many issues, including tougher sentencing laws that led to a disproportionate number of black and brown Americans being incarcerated.
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My interest was more than academic; being on the wrong side of that trade, our firm experienced some of the worst singles days of relative performance in our fourteen-year history.
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Many believe that when an official is indicted, it has little to do with corruption and more to do with that official being on the wrong side of a political dispute.
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A few scenes later, he drops dead, in a macabre twist that almost seems to suggest that being single and gay and on the wrong side of 50 can be fatal.
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And in a chapter about The Times's coverage of the hacked John Podesta emails, Chozick writes that she landed on "the wrong side of history" because of her own journalistic ambition.
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Watching Hurricane Irma maraud across Barbuda and Anguilla, residents of Florida and others who found themselves on the wrong side of the forecast were hastening to get out of the way.
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But Trump's tweet has given them a new opening to cast their opponents -- all House members who voted for the bill -- as being on the wrong side of the Trump agenda.
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The majority of us probably have nothing to hide, probably don't have much that would motivate a very technologically intense crime, PROBABLY won't get on the wrong side of the government.
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"Car makers that have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of California's buying power," said California Governor Gavin Newsom in a statement.
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Any CEO who stays on any of the White House business advisory councils will face backlash because they'll be on the wrong side of history, Larry Summers told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"There aren't many people who know what it's like to be the ONLY person (program in this instance) in the world to be on the wrong side of history," he wrote.
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The IRS has a reputation for being easy to work with in terms of repayment plans, but is also an agency you don't want to be on the wrong side of.
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Meanwhile, Democrats (particularly those in red states) would have faced enormous pressure to work with Trump, and even holdout Republicans would likely fear getting on the wrong side of the new president.
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Axe is the bad guy, but he has lots of superficially good guy traits; Chuck is the good guy, but he always seems to be on the wrong side of most conflicts.
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Bond trading has created big fortunes for some of finance's most colorful personalities, and it has brought down Nobel Prize-winning economists who got stuck on the wrong side of a trade.
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In ways, Tim Riggins was the Ryan of Friday Night Lights; he was a tough kid from the wrong side of the tracks, but he had a good heart and great potential.
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What she can't figure out is how her father, who all his life eschewed political causes so as not to get on the wrong side of the government, could have been targeted.
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For support she meets other women who found themselves on the wrong side of the line—a statistician who tweeted her doubts about the coup, someone who went to a Gulenist school.
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I don't think, particularly when you're starting at full employment, I don't think there are many economists who'd argue that we're at the wrong side of the Laffer Curve at this point.
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According to KABC-TV, the influx of tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of the block has led many drive on the wrong side of the road, park illegally and block driveways.
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He said investors in bonds risk being on the wrong side of an overaggressive move by the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise rates multiple times this year while trimming its bond reserves.
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The Philadelphia Flyers saw their second late-season surge in as many years derailed to find themselves on the wrong side of the playoff picture for the third time in five years.
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They&aposve seen it all, they know what the evidence is, they&aposve decided what the outcome is going to be on this and they see you as on the wrong side.
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Given that model, it's no surprise that those on the wrong side of globalisation would push back against it, or that some charismatic, faux-populist would surface to represent their legitimate grievances.
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Of course, Chris and Malcolm have laid out their reasons -- essentially saying Trump is on the wrong side of history and they don't want to be connected to him in any way.
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And, in case you were wondering, it is entirely appropriate for employees to compare wages; in fact, businesses that prohibit workers for doing so are on the wrong side of the law.
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There are other status-related tensions, including the gap between the Ivy League climbers working summers at the camp and the wrong-side-of-the-tracks kids who don't share their privilege.
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"This will make some of the European private banks nervous, and might tighten their compliance even more to make sure they don't get on the wrong side of a fine," he said.
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Even more important for an autonomous vehicle is the ability to locate itself precisely; an error of a couple of metres could place a car on the wrong side of the road.
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The other issues of "Trumpism," particularly border control and a more restrained foreign policy, are also issues upon which traditional Republicans have found themselves on the wrong side of in recent years.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg has found herself on the wrong side of the Atlantic after Spain replaced protest-hit Chile as host of next month's U.N. climate talks.
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After all, nobody wants to be on the wrong side of a ghost, a Ouija board, or high-level government insider who's leaking information to help us stitch together a great truth.
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When Trump heaps fawning praise on the North Korean dictator and scorn on the Canadian prime minister he is on the wrong side of American opinion, decency, democracy, history and human rights.
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With families of the Sandy Hook victims in the midst of a suit challenging that same law, the Vermont senator's position found himself on the wrong side of a key progressive issue.
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The then-24-year-old was an downcast country superstar-in-the-making—"Woke up on the wrong side of rock bottom" was the very first line—and a rebel the next.
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As I wrote in my book, The Wrong Side: Living on the Mexican Border (Contrasto, 2012), in which this image was included: 'Disturbing landscape, grey world of the workers in the maquilas.
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Despite initially being dropped off on the wrong side of the street and faced with an unexpected slope that, early in his recovery, would test Takeuchi physically, all bases had been covered.
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"I don't need to be insulted by somebody who stands on the wrong side of the escalator going on the Metro," Tomelden said, referring to a common pet peeve among D.C. denizens.
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For FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) stocks, Mellon admitted he had been on the wrong side of market moves in the last six months, but he remains bearish on big tech.
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When the final whistle blew, Gonzalez and Bradley and the rest of the team were, for the first time since the 1986 World Cup, on the wrong side of the qualifying line.
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And if and when Donald Trump started up his Pocahontas gibes, she should have simply ignored him and talked about the many issues where he's on the wrong side of public opinion.
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But even the most idealistic among us tend to see inner cities as Mr. Trump sees them — intractable, lowest on the totem pole, forever on the wrong side of the dividing line.
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Their home, which was built by McCall's late father, is on the "wrong side of the tracks," the southern part of the city, which is both the poorest and first to flood.
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In my book about youth migration from El Salvador, "The Far Away Brothers," I write about a family that ended up on the wrong side of a gang-protected man in town.
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"If you are a small group of business elites gathering in the hills in 2019, you have a very high risk of being on the wrong side of history," he told me.
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For those living in the crossfire, life is measured in minutes and feet — stepping out at the wrong time of day or to the wrong side of the road can mean death.
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But he made enemies among Republicans in the state Legislature, which years later redrew Rokita's congressional district in a way that put his home on the wrong side of the new boundary.
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Some said on condition of anonymity that they feared getting on the wrong side of Glassman, who has launched dozens of lawsuits in his career, most with Catalyst or Callidus as plaintiff.
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"You are on the wrong side of history," he told Democrats -- claiming that the FBI investigation into the Trump campaign and alleged links with Russia in 2016 represented a coup against the presidency.
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To this day, Suffolk remains a place where public officials, particularly those on the wrong side of the political machine, have been known to wonder whether the district attorney's office is surveilling them.
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The former had been subjected to an aggressive tax probe and robbed of a tender for getting on the wrong side of the government during the anti-government Gezi Park protests of 2013.
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"All that should be bearish, but the market is reluctant to get significantly short in front of that because of obviously, a political decision could catch them on the wrong side," he said.
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"I am inspired by those states who actually passed net neutrality laws and made it very clear to citizens and the FCC that you are on the wrong side of history," Clyburn said.
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And the fact that these issues are being addressed so prominently at all as part of a presidential bid is good news to those currently on the wrong side of the digital divide.
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What started as a joking aside about murdering the Heathers' queen bee becomes a fatal reality when Veronica meets a new boy named J.D. from the wrong side of the tracks (Christian Slater).
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"From a straight-up policy perspective, Donald Trump is on exactly the wrong side of issues for a lot of people who are turning up and supporting him," one Democrat tells the Post.
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"His failure to get a worthwhile deal means that he's now on the wrong side of history," the newspaper said in an edition which also ran an article by Cameron arguing for membership.
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"The couple of bogeys I made the wind was a little bit tricky and I just got on wrong side of the holes, which I knew better," he said in a greenside interview.
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That strategy is in full effect in this new trailer, revealed today at Comic-Con, that infers just about anyone could end up on the wrong side of Negan's wire-wrapped baseball bat.
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And they're there to escort the players and coaches safely from the field of play after a tight contest that might have concluded with some bettor on the wrong side of his parlay.
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To do this, he has everyone in the barn make as much noise as possible while the horse is on the "wrong" side of the rope — the side farthest from where I sat.
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For the United States to win in 5G, it must lead in everything from innovation to spectrum allocations, and we can't win if our government leaders are on the wrong side of history.
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The media sneered at him, his party ridiculed him, his social standing was put at risk, and (most important to Churchill) he was in danger of being on the wrong side of history.
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Carey's voice is often the barometer for talent and though many could not surpass her, whether you fell on the right or wrong side of history was completely up to your vocal prowess.
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After reviewing the video, Johnson was hit with a post-round, two-shot penalty, giving him an 80 in the second round, which left him on the wrong side of the cut line.
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Highlights: Tech leaders who are working with Trump "are on the wrong side of history, no matter what you accomplish, this will be your legacy," said Erica Baker, co-founder of Project Include.
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As a former street child who survived a massacre by police in 2907.50, the 2250-year-old has been on the wrong side of country's social inequality and abuse of power many times.
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As a former street child who survived a massacre by police in 303, the 230-year-old has been on the wrong side of country's social inequality and abuse of power many times.
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A passenger aboard a NJ Transit commuter train from New York's Penn Station fell to the tracks after the train's conductor opened its doors on the wrong side, where there was no platform.
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By speaking out against policies Trump has signed into law, Mulvaney is sticking to his personal guns, risking ending up on the wrong side of a president who is always worried about loyalty.
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To an outsider, it might have appeared that I was simply switching sides—taking up with the so-called pro-Russia forces that I'd deemed to be on the wrong side of history.
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In the 13 months prior to the Pueblo incident, there were 610 violations of the armistice agreement by North Korean troops, 200 of whom were killed while the wrong side of the DMZ.
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Because the line is so uncertain and, in many places, still completely unmarked, Georgian villagers sometimes find themselves on the wrong side and under arrest by Russian border guards or local security officers.
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A Warren endorsement would not guarantee that her base of support shifts to Sanders, but it could provide a shot of adrenaline to a campaign stuck on the wrong side of Biden's momentum.
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It also put us on the wrong side of the Turkish-PKK struggle as far as Ankara was concerned and pulled us into the middle of a multi-sided ethnic and religious conflict.
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Dunn's family have said Sacoolas was driving on the wrong side of the road at the time of the crash, near an air force base in central England used by the U.S. military.
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The decade of college basketball started with Duke outlasting Butler in an epic national title game and ended with Virginia earning redemption after being on the wrong side of history the year before.
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In August, Sacoolas was driving down the wrong side of the road near an Air Force base used by the American military when she struck and killed Dunn, who was on a motorcycle.
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Still, it is better to have the United States, with all its power, on the right side of the equation, rather than on the wrong side, where President Trump is increasingly placing it.
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Somebody will be sitting there saying, well, the reason we got killed is because volatility caught us by surprise, you know, and so you can be on the wrong side of a market.
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But that, as CNN and other news organizations have reported, is one of the things that put Shulkin on the wrong side of White House officials, who were frustrated with Shulkin's public comments.
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"For too long, politicians in power have stood on the wrong side of the people," said Jenny Lawson, executive director of Planned Parenthood Votes, the organization's super PAC that is behind the push.
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Mr. Emelianenko, Mr. Monson's old opponent and now a good friend, got on the wrong side of Mr. Kadyrov recently by criticizing a cage-fighting contest involving the Chechen leader's three underage sons.
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And when they do, it is often presented in a way that justifies state violence vis-à-vis those oppressed minorities on the wrong side of history or glorifies individual over mass suffering.
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Texas landowners who have permitted the Trump administration to build a border wall on their properties are complaining that much of their land will be left on the wrong side of the wall.
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"And that, more than the cost of a Starbuck's latte, is what, over time, separates the wealthy from everyone else on the wrong side of the thin green line," Sullivan wrote in Fortune.
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"During the Cold War, the issue of territories was not discussed especially when it was associated to fascism and the fact that Italy was on the wrong side of history," Mr. Dota said.
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This occurred not because Hungary was on the wrong side in the war but because Central Europe was getting too strong and could no longer be dominated by the French and the British.
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In 2014, the state of Florida found itself on the wrong side of a court order after the Department of Justice ruled that it had to resume serving kosher food to eligible prisoners.
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Currency traders lie in wait, hoping not to be caught on the wrong side of a sterling trade that could whip wildly in either direction as the debate rages and the votes roll in.
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Whatever the broader implications of these truces and ceasefires, residents stranded on the wrong side of Syria's front lines can only watch their children go hungry for so long before agreeing to a deal.
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The official Palestinian news agency WAFA quoted Foreign Minister Riyad Al-Maliki as saying that Morales was "dragging his country to the wrong side of history by committing a flagrant violation of international law".
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Leia cuts a very Hillary Clinton-like figure here The New Republic's possible downfall, Leia knows, does not lie in the question of whether people might opt for the wrong side of the debate.
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That's what ethnonationalists mean when they talk about big government — not that government is exceeding some libertarian theorist's notion of constitutional limits, but that government is on the wrong side, backing the wrong team.
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"If my life were a country song, it might be 'Wrong Side of Memphis,' which is one of mine, because that's how I felt my whole life until I got to Nashville," Yearwood says.
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Nola has alternated wins and losses over his last six starts, falling on the wrong side Saturday as he allowed four runs in 3 2/3 innings of an 8-0 shellacking by Washington.
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Like most OPEC member states, the former emerging market standout has found itself on the wrong side of oil prices that remain far too low to bolster an economy heavily reliant upon crude production.
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In a scene with Bronn and three women (some old school GoT sexposition), two girls discuss a Lannister soldier named "Eddie" who got on the wrong side of Drogon at the Loot Train Attack.
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As in the case of Paul, YouTube stresses that the majority of creators on its platform will not be impacted by today's announcement because their content is not on the wrong side of acceptable.
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In her time on Riverdale, has put her own ethical spin on being a girl from the "wrong" side of town and given voice to a fan favorite b-list character from the comics.
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As evidence mounts that Hamas intended to murder Israeli children, women and men after breaching the border fence to Israel, Hamas apologists must ask themselves why they are on the wrong side of morality.
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The Washington Capitals don't need to be reminded that a team can rally from a 21-22 deficit to win a series - after all, they were on the wrong side of history last year.
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Stastny was on the wrong side of a shot from teammate Vladimir Tarasenko, although coach Mike Yeo told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the 31-year-old "tweaked something" later in the game.
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While Trump's ultimately backing down on adding the question disappointed many conservatives, the political optics were clear: Trump had yet again baited the Democrats into taking the wrong side of a hot button issue.
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But an unusual glut of gasoline - just as refiners are ramping up to produce more - has caught them on the wrong side of distillate margins for the second time in less than 12 months.
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But what makes this situation more damning is that Sheriff Keller, proving to be cruel and incompetent, is only targeting Jughead because he is a poor kid from the "wrong side of the tracks".
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Sudden bursts of volatility and evaporating liquidity in even some of the world's most-traded instruments is a dangerous cocktail for traders and hedge funds caught on the wrong side when the explosion comes.
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"If Theresa May insists on continuing to give top secret intelligence to him, she may be putting the political dimension before national security, and find herself on the wrong side of her intelligence chiefs".
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Lance Tarrance and Andrew Duggan of Gallup believe the president's low approval rating score is a function of Donald Trump being on the wrong side of public opinion on the environment and other issues.
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Support for the Saudi-led coalition in any form, even remote intelligence operations, arguably exposes the United States to domestic and international liability, and puts the United States on the wrong side of history.
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Instead, Ms. Singh can be found on the wrong side of the curb as she makes her way from Pennsylvania Station to her job on Third Avenue near 40th Street, and then back again.
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And though a steepening yield curve could help in some ways, it could also reduce the value of big fixed-income portfolios – and there are always some banks on the wrong side of trades.
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"I know it's very difficult to play in one of the biggest games of your life and come out on the wrong side of it and then have to automatically answer questions," James said.
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" The Left founder Adam Best claimed that the NFL "continues to be on the wrong side of history," while The Daily Beast's Justin Miller said , "Nothing says 'land of the free' like compulsory patriotism.
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