Indeed, many assumed that something must be wrong with it.
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I wasn't really expecting anything to be wrong with it.
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Sometimes I feel like that's what must be wrong with me.
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What could be wrong with the newlywed with a Pilates body?
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Should something be wrong with the embryo, the pregnancy probably wouldn't take.
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Actually, something can be wrong with that, at least for some commentators.
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To Be Wrong With Infinite Precision is presented in a traditional institutional setting.
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On his initial flight, he thought something might be wrong with his instruments.
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"What would be wrong with elected officials and business discussing issues?" he said.
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What could be wrong with a meme that highlights the accomplishments of overlooked women?
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If you cannot enjoy her prose and characters, something must be wrong with you.
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But now that she's back, it feels like something might be wrong with Eureka.
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In total, Superpedestrian can detect about 100 different things that could be wrong with it.
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Some occasionally publish research reports detailing what they consider to be wrong with a company.
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If you insist on riding one, check it for what could be wrong with it first.Â
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I could tell that it was darker and hotter... something must be wrong with the electrical system.
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I thought, why are you contacting me after what I've written, something must be wrong with you.
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And while nothing appears to be wrong with the baby, an ultrasound reveals quite the surprise twist.
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Doctors went looking for something that might be wrong with her brain -- a tumor, perhaps -- but found none.
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My aunt thought they were adorable —what could be wrong with a pastel can with a playful name?
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He continues to be wrong with his opposition to full legalization and regulation of marijuana for adult use.
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What permeates the left and the right is the belief that something must be wrong with poor families.
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If most people can't stay at it for six weeks, something must be wrong with the whole process.
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"I just needed something to be wrong with him, but there was absolutely nothing wrong with him!" she added.
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It took three years of hospital visits and Internet research to figure out what might be wrong with Alex.
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MCAS improvements will also include a cockpit indicator to alert pilots when something may be wrong with the sensors.
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Willoughby described the first stage women typically go through when she said she thought something must be wrong with her.
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They are clearly looking to claim that something must be wrong with me or the networks must not want me.
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DAVID W. JONES Liberty, Mo. To the Editor: If there is bias at Facebook, what would be wrong with that?
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She says she had a vision of dogs eating Tommy's body, and Sabrina admits that something might be wrong with him.
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His mom, though, wasn't satisfied with that outcome, and she remained convinced that something had to be wrong with her son.
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"I had initially been worried that something might be wrong with the fact that he had never been married," she said.
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To Be Wrong with Infinite Precision is on view at OCMA Expand (1661 W. Sunflower Ave, Santa Ana) through September 1 .
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In the end, he says, they "are just breaded and fried macaroni and cheese"—and what can be wrong with that?
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They even sent her texts calling her a bad citizen, and saying "something had to be wrong with me," she said.
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I assumed, at best, that all passions cool somewhat over the years; at worst, I thought something might be wrong with me.
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After I describe the lights, the guy I'm working with tells me he thinks something may be wrong with my transmission. Fuck.
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I started getting excruciating headaches and regularly visiting medical services, where they would speculate as to what may be wrong with me.
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My mouth was dry—a symptom, I thought, of the visceral fear I had about what could be wrong with my baby.
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When what you want comes easily to other people, it's natural to start to question what the hell could be wrong with you.
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"Something must be wrong with her, she must have a bad marriage, why is she doing this," Feinstein recalled people saying about her.
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At the time, some locals were reportedly wary that something could be wrong with the sets or that they could contain something unknown.
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It consists of questions with intuitively compelling but incorrect answers, which can be easily shown to be wrong with a modicum of reasoning.
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The display also doubles as a trouble-shooter of sorts and displays short and simple videos on what might be wrong with the vacuum.
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This week on Ctrl-Walt-Delete, Walt and Nilay discuss the products and companies where the balance may be wrong, with more in favor of design.
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The third time I cried during this episode was when DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) comforted Amelia into no longer searching for something to be wrong with her.
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They constantly check their bodies for signs of illness and devote undue time and energy obsessively seeking an explanation for what might be wrong with them.
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But once I obtain my prize, it no longer seems worth having—because if I can have it, then something must be wrong with it. 8.
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As the clock runs out, with a patient facing hospice as the next and last step, what could be wrong with giving an unproven drug a chance?
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Because the media depicts activists as extremists who must have some kind of mental illness—something must be wrong with these people if they want to protest.
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Schneider), mysteriously breaks down in tears, and the argument about what might be wrong with him gets so heated that everyone but the middle brother, Jake (Mr.
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James sharply insisted the team needed to acquire some better players, but nothing seemed to be wrong with the current group during Wednesday's 132-117 victory at Indiana.
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Sometimes, it can be difficult to understand what may be wrong with the vehicle, how long it will take to fix, and how much the repair will cost.
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The ABN might seem like an innocent practice (what could be wrong with an impromptu snooze?) but it has the potential to absolutely ruin your already risky outing. Why?
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This Amazon's Choice has received over 2,000 reviews and has 4.5 out of 5 stars, which is pretty impressive as so many things can be wrong with a wireless keyboard.
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He emphasized that the tests being run in the North Sea are intended to determine what could be wrong with the boom design and to identify possible modes of failure.
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However, to identify what, if anything, might be wrong with this kind of genetic selection, it is useful to question some of the assumptions behind this framing of the issue.
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"This is a tantalizing hint that something might be wrong with the Standard Model, but we need more statistics to definitely establish that this is not a weird statistical fluctuation."
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After all, what could be wrong with gently cooking some fresh octopus in olive oil speckled with garlic and oregano, and then tossing the result with celery, onion, and chickpeas?
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Many political parties are asking for Mr. Sharif's head for daring to have a closed-door discussion about what might be wrong with the army's idea of good and bad.
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And to be sure that all of the bags were checked, and to be sure that nothing would be wrong with the plane, we had to check out everything carefully.
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" She went on, "What on earth would be wrong with shifting some of the profits—the fruits of these employees' labor—to some folks other than those at the top?
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As part of OCMA's exhibition To Be Wrong With Infinite Precision, Chang is collaborating with artist Daniel R. Small on "Radio Booth," a performance installation in which they hold broadcast sessions.
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One day in 1996, she was giving a lecture at the National Institutes of Health and posed her usual query: Did anyone know what might be wrong with her skinny patient?
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If you ask people what they think about your idea, instead of what might be wrong with it, you&aposll receive opinions that align with what you already believe to be true.
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You take or upload a photo of a plant, and using some machine learning tools available online, it'll tell you whether or not your plant is healthy and what might be wrong with it.
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The Catch-22 that people of color encounter: If you don't try then you have met expectations; if you do try and succeed then something has to be wrong with how you did it.
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That defense can get particularly fraught with later abortions and arguments that such procedures should be legal, or at least a carve-out should be provided, precisely because something might be wrong with the fetus.
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" Neither of the first two texts received a reply from Scott, but Diplo opted not to give up, sending another text in April, reading, "it's Diplo think something might be wrong with my texts…hit me back.
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In two solo exhibitions — The Signal and the Noise at the Vincent Price Art Museum and To Be Wrong With Infinite Precision at OCMA Expand — he disassembles the many layers of information that weave together political narratives.
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I was really let down by the health-care practitioners, even specialists like trichologists and dermatologists, who are often not knowledgeable about our hair type and the things that could be wrong with our health that causes that.
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Brightlamp creates medical software with the goal of helping the lay public determine if something might be wrong with them and, as co-founder Kurtis Sluss explains it, one of the lowest-hanging fruits is diagnosing possible concussions.
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The triage element is described as using decision tree protocols and an evidence based approach to help patients understand what might be wrong with them and to take the appropriate action, which isn't always to see their doctor.
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You run the risk that you'll turn your living room into an electrical fire to be unraveled by CSI, or more likely, that something will be wrong with the old gear or all the components won't be properly paired.
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Senate Democrats need to use their time on the floor to make much tougher statements about what they believe to be wrong with Sessions, the kind of attacks that Senator Ted Kennedy unleashed against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork in 1987.
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"This kind of app—in all of its slickness and all its 'what could possibly be wrong with it?' mentality—is making us forget what we really know about what makes older people feel sustained," she says: caring, interpersonal relationships.
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It is part chatbot, helping users figure out what might be wrong with them via a conversational interface that drills down into your symptoms, and part next-generation search engine to surface detailed and verified information on various medical conditions.
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In the second episode, when the YouTuber visits a licensed therapist, he tells her that the series was originally going to be about whether or not something needs to be wrong with you in order to want to be a YouTuber.
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You may be sitting in the airport waiting to board and see airline employees donning reflective vests and looking harried, while communicating via walkie-talkie, but have no clue what it means (including whether something might be wrong with your plane).
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We still don't know what caused the crash, but the fact that the same model of aircraft operated by Lion Air crashed in October, leaving 224 people dead, was enough to raise concerns that something could be wrong with Boeing's airliner.
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This is especially true in the case of constant, harsh self-criticism, wherein I feel that if I recognize everything that could possibly be wrong with me in every situation, I won't be caught off guard if someone else sees it.
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When they are told that black males aged 15 to 34 were nine times more likely than other Americans to be killed by police officers last year, they assume something must be wrong with those young men, since discrimination is over.
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A tirade like the one Trump just launched into could be seen as laying the groundwork for firing everyone—after all, if the FBI and the Department of Justice are so biased and so anti-American, what would be wrong with cleaning house?
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" One day earlier, the Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter wrote, in his editor's letter for the November issue, "Through word or action, Trump has promoted gun violence, bigotry, ignorance, intolerance, lying, and just about everything else that can be wrong with society.
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Priced at £14.99 for Android users or £19.99 for iOS, Engie's Bluetooth device plugs into you car's on-board computer and via the accompanying Engie app tells you what might be wrong with your vehicle, or what repairs might be required in the near future.
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It is taking a marketplace approach and, after helping you figure out what might be wrong with you, offers to connect you to the appropriate digital health service or app, including Push Doctor itself if it deems you require a consultation with a doctor.
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Specifically, the company has begun offering a diagnostics "card" — sold for just $10 a pop in Israel — that plugs into your car and via the accompanying Engie app tells you what might be wrong with your vehicle, or what repairs might be required in the near future.
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" The album ends with "True Love Waits," a love song Radiohead wrote in the 1990s and first recorded on a 2001 live EP, "I Might Be Wrong," with Mr. Yorke simply strumming and singing alone, building up to the song's pleading refrain, "Don't leave, don't leave.
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"The sheer fact that it is so easy to share a picture on Facebook and get an instant response means that Kem Ley's portrait has quickly become iconic: Sharing it means protesting against everything that is perceived to be wrong with Cambodia today," Dr. Noren-Nilsson said.
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I didn't have a particular assignment that day, and this raccoon having been nestled in this wall for the second day got on our radar, and we decided we were going to, if nothing else, find out why raccoons did this, or what might be wrong with that raccoon.
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If it sounds like it could be a scene in a movie, it is — the 1954 A Star Is Born, in which Judy Garland's character gets worked on by studio pros before her own screen test, and informed of all the things they perceive to be wrong with her features.
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Sir Philip Green, formerly of BHS, and Mike Ashley of Sports Direct were name-checked throughout the conference, almost as frequently as they were during the Labour Party's gathering the previous week; the scandals that hit their retail empires this year have become emblematic of all that is supposed to be wrong with Britain's selfish, overpaid executives.
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Franzen loves birds in a way that would be endearing if it didn't bother him so much that everyone else in the world doesn't love birds exactly as much and in the exact manner that he does — and if he didn't devote page after page to considering what might be wrong with the rest of us that we don't.
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The perceived sense of normalcy can be very problematic because it encourages people within the majority to not change and question what could be wrong with having such a strong dominant narrative.
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Despite the accident, the election went ahead as planned, and predictions that a second round would be needed were shown to be wrong, with Ramalho Eanes winning with almost 57 percent, against 40 percent for Soares Carneiro.
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Mani went on further to predict that Spain would be champions. The Uruguay vs. Netherlands prediction turned out to be wrong, with Netherlands progressing on to the final. As a result, Mani made a new prediction for the World Cup Final between Netherlands and Spain.
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In the two-part season finale, Ben and Adrian are living together in their condo and Adrian begins to sense that something might be wrong with their baby. They decide to call the doctor, who has them meet her at the hospital as soon as possible. Adrian gives birth to their stillborn daughter. They named her Mercy.
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The cause of the fire was never established, despite separate investigatory commissions chaired by Lavrenty Beria (first) and Karl Pauker (second and third). Nothing was found to be wrong with the plane mechanically. Leon Trotsky, who left Sukhumi for the funeral in Tiflis, was suspicious of the cause of the crash. Others who believed it was deliberate suspected Beria himself had organized it.
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Stewardess Spalding attends her passengers, each with varying personal problems, and befriends the terminally ill Frank Briscoe after being charmed by his pocket watch. A last minute arrival, businessman Humphrey Agnew, soon causes her misgivings by his strange behavior. After a routine departure, 420 experiences sporadic sudden vibrations. Although the crew senses that something may be wrong with the propellers, they cannot locate a problem.
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Although there was nothing known to be wrong with this instrument, the spherical aberration in HST's mirror severely limited the performance. WFPC was replaced by the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 which included its own internal corrective optics. WFPC2 was replaced by the Wide Field Camera 3 in 2009. After return to Earth, WFPC was disassembled and its parts cannibalized to make WFC3.
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More recently, in his 2004 book Managers Not MBAs, Mintzberg examined what he believes to be wrong with management education today. Aktouf (2006, p. 198) summed-up Mintzberg observations about what takes place in the field:‘’First, the manager’s job is not ordered, continuous, and sequential, nor is it uniform or homogeneous. On the contrary, it is fragmented, irregular, choppy, extremely changeable and variable.
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Hodges then said that something must be wrong with Jones's ankle and pulled him for that reason. Jones explained that Hodges was his favorite manager, and that he would never publicly embarrass a player. According to Jones, neither party ever revealed the contents of the conversation. Jones believes that the fear instilled in other players by the incident was the turning point in the season.
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When Inspector Bell, who was previously in charge of the case goes down with the flu, Morse & Lewis take official charge of the investigation. True to his usual self, Morse comes up with several theories, each of which is shown to be wrong with gathering evidence. Subsequently Morse locates the dead bodies of Paul Morris and Peter Morris by instincts. When Brenda Josephs is also murdered, Morse finally sees the light in the case.
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Not surprisingly then, Paine staunchly opposed and criticizes the English Poor Laws in place at the time, claiming the laws are highly ineffective and primitive in nature. Paine critiques the societal conditions promulgated by the Poor Laws saying, "When in countries that are called civilized, we see age going to the workhouse and youth to the gallows, something must be wrong with the system of government".Paine, Thomas, and Mark Philp. Rights of Man, Common Sense, and Other Political Writings.
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A married couple with two young children move into a Pennsylvania farmhouse that turns out to be inhabited by demons. Darren McGavin portrays the TV producer husband, while Sandy Dennis plays his artist wife. Popular child star Johnny Whitaker co- stars as their oldest child, who becomes possessed and begins to torment his family and their friends. When the mother begins to sense that something may be wrong with her son, her husband and friends think she is going insane.
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In the early 1990s he came to prominence projecting a major decline in the Ontario real estate market. He was one of the first economists to accurately predict soaring oil prices in 2000 and is now a popular commentator on oil depletion and its economic repercussions. However, in 2008, when a barrel of oil was $135, Rubin predicted that the price will reach $225 by 2012. This prediction turned out to be wrong with the price of oil crashing in 2009, which -- despite a rebound from 2011-2014 -- stayed relatively low until 2016.
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Without any political experience, he dedicated the year of 1977 to analysing what he considered to be wrong with the UK; this was a large part of the Stepping Stones Report. He created this report for the Tory party, working with Norman S. Strauss, then at Unilever. He created a diagram that showed how all these problems were interlinked. For example, he claimed trade union power increases the level of unemployment as they raise wages above market clearing levels, which will eventually cause wages to be unsustainably and inefficiently high.
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Although the crew senses that something may be wrong with the propellers, they cannot locate a problem. When a vibration causes Spalding to burn her hand, Dan inspects the tail compartment but still finds nothing amiss. After nightfall, as the aircraft passes the point of no return, Agnew confronts fellow passenger Ken Childs (David Brian), accusing him of having an affair with Agnew's wife. The men struggle and Agnew pulls out a gun, intending to shoot Childs, but before he can do so, the airliner swerves violently when it loses a propeller and the engine catches fire.
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In the third season, she settles in with her daily life as a doctor in Charleston and grows closer to Tom Mason and his children Hal, Ben and Matt. Despite being pregnant she is able to resume her duties till she goes into labor and gives birth to her daughter Alexis. After the birth she becomes concerned that something might be wrong with her baby and later discovers that she is part alien. Fearing how the residents of Charleston would react she flees Charleston with Alexis and is abducted by a harnessed child and a skitter.
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The other players could also bid these contracts. Until this new source appeared, the 1829 Neueste Allgemeine Spielbuch ("Latest General Book of Games") was the oldest known source for Königrufen which, as it turned out, contained an edited copy of the 1827 rules under the heading Tappen mit König oder Tarokrufen ("Tappen with King or Tarock Call"). From this, Tarock experts assumed that a King or a high tarock could be 'called' in the original form of the game. This turned out to be wrong with the appearance of the 1827 rules, in which only a King could be called.
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While Wolverine doesn't leave as an enemy of Cyclops and his X-Men, he makes clear he wants both sides to stay out of the other's business. Various X-Men leave for various reasons; Rogue, as an example, departs because she feels that Cyclops has reached a point where his previous willingness to question his decisions has been replaced by an inability to accept when he might be wrong. With the X-Men who have chosen to leave alongside him, Wolverine returns to Westchester, New York to open the Jean Grey School for the Gifted while Cyclops organizes new teams of X-Men and remains on Utopia.
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Previous exhibitions have included "Panacea", an artist's collaboration between Michael Pinsky and Walker & Bromwich; "There Where You Are Not" by Alec Finlay, Jeremy Millar, and Guy Moreton; "Lines in the Sand" by Joan Jonas; and "20 Million Mexicans Can't be Wrong" with Francis Alÿs and Santiago Sierra. From 11 February to 31 March 2012, the gallery hosted an art exhibition of new cutting edge 3d technology by designer David Cotterrell. David is an installation artist and launched this new exhibition entitled 'Monsters of the Id.' using a new 3d technique of creating art work. This interprets his experiences through image manipulation, staging, CGI, 3D scanning, 3D printing and new projection techniques.
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Hoffman and Thompson rise above the sometimes obvious story arc, and the result is a surprisingly tender and appealing love story." Joshua Rothkopf of Time Out New York rated the film three out of five stars and commented, "If anything can be said to be wrong with so benign an affair, it’s simply that Last Chance Harvey doesn’t feel much like cinema. Little excites the material visually; the film’s dully lensed Blighty lends nothing to the drama. But to watch Hoffman and Thompson work the lines is to witness two extremely unlikely stars recapture the essence of their appeal: The tiny neurotic is suddenly Romeo again, while the cool Brit melts in the light of affection.
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Vape shop employees were commonly former smokers who generally were presently e-cigarettes users, and employees shared their thoughts using e-cigarettes and moving away from cigarettes. Michelle LaBarbera, representing the Vapor Group Inc. located in Davie, Florida, said in 2014, "A very big part of employment at a vape shop is not just understanding how the product works and being able to explain it, but also being able to figure out what may be wrong with it." Vape shops occasionally provide inaccurate information. Of the 77 vape shops in the Los Angeles Basin, 50% of the vape shops had let people test e-liquids consisting of nicotine. 83% of the vape shops had self-service testing areas for patrons.
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Perhaps motivated by the number of state legislatures calling for such a convention approaching the required two-thirds, and recognizing its inability to make sufficient cuts on its own initiative to balance the budget, Congress responded in 1985 with the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act, named for its Senate sponsors, which called for automatic cuts in discretionary spending when certain deficit-reduction targets were not met. This act soon became a convenient target for opponents of all stripes, who blamed it for government failing to meet perceived needs, for not abolishing the deficit, and anything else that might be wrong with government. When it began to affect popular programs and was partially overturned in the courts, it was first amended to postpone the strength of its effects until later years, and then repealed in its entirety.
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Old Mother Riley is sacked from her job as a step cleaner at the office where her daughter Kitty works. She goes home to make steak and kidney pudding for their lodger, Joe, who is vaguely engaged to Kitty, but distractedly pours castor oil into the gravy, with amusing results. Jo is not sure he wants to be tied down to Kitty (or her impossible mother) and arranges for his travel agency employers to post him to Paris for six months, much to Kitty's discomfiture. While changing a light bulb, Old Mother Riley has a fall from a stepladder, resulting in her hospitalisation: keen to claim the maximum amount on her insurance she alters her medical records for the worse, only to be carried off for an emergency operation when the doctors see how much appears to be "wrong" with her.
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During a visit by the Soviet Military Intelligence Corps (GRU) to Britain, a Corps member phones the Central Intelligence Agency's London outpost, and defects to the US, introducing himself as KGB Colonel Pyotr Orlov. Orlov's information proves to be highly valuable, leading to the arrest of Soviet spies in many countries, and providing important information on Soviet military planning. While the CIA is delighted to have such a valuable asset, Sam McCready has a gut feeling that something might be wrong with Orlov; his suspicion is confirmed by the head of the KGB's London residency, who secretly works for McCready (Codename Keepsake). Keepsake claims that Orlov is not a defector, but a plant, tasked with denouncing a high-ranking CIA officer as a Soviet mole in an attempt to bring chaos and distrust to the entire agency.
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What makes this tutoring system stand out is the additional levels of abstraction involved in its results. The system presents exercises, including the facts of a problem and a set of on-line cases and instructions to make, or respond to, a legal argument about the problem. The student/user will have a set of tools to analyze the problem and fashion an answer comparing it to other cases. Instead of simply generating precedent cases, the system actually functions in such a way as to interpret student responses, comparing them against a list of possibilities and responding to student entries, for example, by citing counterexamples, and providing feedback on a student's problem solving activities with explanations of correctness or giving further hints as to what may be wrong with evaluating a student's ability to perform legal reasoning and argumentation, examples and follow-up assignments by employing HYPO's model of case-based structure.
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