The Sun, Britain's biggest-selling newspaper, said there had been "blunder after blunder" by May.
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He made blunder after blunder: He said China was intervening in the Syrian civil war (it's not).
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The Sun, Britain's biggest-selling newspaper, which has long argued for Brexit, said May had made "blunder after blunder".
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Rapidly sinking in the polls and careening from blunder to blunder, Donald Trump has ordered the second major shake-up of his staff in three months.
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Foxx, 48, took the stage at the Golden Globes to present the best original score award and made a little blunder when announcing the winner – an eerily familiar blunder, that is.
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Elizabeth Drew: Pelosi's impeachment blunder – it's not about bipartisanship.
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LeBron James didn't go into detail about J.R. Smith's blunder.
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The photo has been involved in a similar blunder before.
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However, he made an unexpected blunder when sending it out.
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Why it matters: This is not Biden's first plagiarism blunder.
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Malaysia Airlines' luggage ban is a "PR blunder," he said.
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Recall that there were two parts to this supposed blunder.
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But worse, this blunder could be hindering your professional advancement.
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Though fans got a kick out of Longoria's little blunder.
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In June, I made my Kickstarter blunder of the year.
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"The historic blunder of President Obama was leaving Iraq," Sen.
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Baghdadi's death doesn't eliminate Trump's recent strategic blunder in Syria
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Even the first goal had its own bit of blunder.
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That, too, is the kind of blunder that we're criticizing.
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Another historic trade blunder was the catastrophe known as NAFTA.
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Romine declined to talk about his blunder after the game.
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No one will remember his blunder to surrender the penalty.
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Slamming the door on refugees is a significant strategic blunder.
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Mistake or miscalculation could easily result in a nuclear blunder.
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But it was Harris who benefited politically from Biden's blunder.
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But the blunder from Carter let the Blue Jays answer.
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We got the acclaimed songwriter Tuesday night at Craig's in WeHo, where she went scorched earth on 45 for making, what many considered, blunder after blunder when addressing the state's Camp and Woolsey fires.
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On the Today show on Monday, Bush Hager addressed the blunder.
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And the first time, it turns out, was a major blunder.
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After all, it's a pretty relatable blunder in the modern world.
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"This is an extraordinary blunder," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told reporters.
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Read more about the blunder, and the mockery that followed, here.
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This comes after yet another Perez blunder connected to debate rules.
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The abolition of term limits may be just such a blunder.
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IT WAS a blunder by Heckler & Koch, a big German gunmaker.
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Social media denizens began mocking the campaign for its obvious blunder.
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But that's a statistical blunder, which ignores the greater warming trend.
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In this case, though, Paltrow is not alone in her blunder.
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The opposition has called for heads to roll over the blunder.
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Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder. pic.twitter.
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Internet services may also blunder as they go into TV-streaming.
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Mr Trump's abandonment of the Kurds was an equally textbook blunder.
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Critics took to Twitter to mock the show over the blunder.
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Above all, there was the blunder of the 2017 snap election.
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As Trump's Syria blunder shows, it's political escapism, not national strategy.
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It's a serious blunder to believe Democrats actually want a trial.
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At this point, there may be no walking back that blunder.
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Let's hope this blunder is a one-time stumble for Warren.
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Or how about when a cable news network apologizes for a blunder?
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Pepsi: That was the biggest PR blunder of the week, year maybe.
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A benign neglect of trade deficits is an equally serious policy blunder.
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May's next major blunder was to call the June 9 parliamentary election.
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Of course, Simpson has always gotten a laugh at her tuna blunder.
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The unexpected news anchor blunder is a classic of the comedy world.
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How big a blunder was it by Barzani to hold this referendum?
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That Kahlo is such an emblematic figure makes this blunder quite frustrating.
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Yet even that mistake pales in comparison with the club's biggest blunder.
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A week later, Damon continued to blunder through the Suburbicon press tour.
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For Mr Trump to let this happen would be an unforgivable blunder.
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"This is a colossal blunder, whether it's human or technical," said McCabe.
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Despite Amazon's blunder, they still did better than Microsoft at this game.
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That, politically speaking at least, seems to be the biggest blunder here.
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Two years later, the company committed the same blunder, specifically in Egypt.
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Back then, Graham considered it an even more serious foreign policy blunder.
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Obama's premature withdrawal from Iraq was a strategic blunder of historic proportions.
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James Comey Perhaps the greatest blunder of this administration was Comey's firing.
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I wonder if we are making the geopolitical blunder of a generation.
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And my blunder, as well as my naïveté, was on painful display.
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Then, the whole branzino appeared, and I forgot all about that blunder.
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These market forces were at work after Twitter's blunder in suspending Sen.
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This is the most glaringly obvious blunder on the part of Google.
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He almost immediately regretted the blunder, but the damage had been done.
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She ignored the blunder at least as far as I could tell.
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It was his "biggest policy blunder," the prophets of the marketplace warned.
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It was my idea, it was my execution, it was my blunder.
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It's clear that President Trump's ongoing tariff gambit is a strategic blunder.
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Better to blunder through, energised by an invigorating dose of collective hysteria.
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Andy Murray was not here for a reporter's sexist blunder earlier this week.
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Ayotte's blunder here was saying Trump is actually good in his own right.
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He spills the jelly on his hands, thus causing the blunder—get it?
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Donald Trump suffered a blunder at his Buffalo, New York rally on Monday.
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I keep expecting them to blunder their way back to their comfort zone.
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The incident is far from the first blunder by a university admissions office.
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Some described it as a "blunder" and a "stain" on the US reputation.
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China and America could blunder into war in several ways, argues Mr Allison.
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Jeb Bush's defense of his brother's war, Trump steadfastly judged it a blunder.
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A Survivor contestant will make a colossal blunder that costs him the game.
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Both know that if they blunder, the social-media critics will be waiting.
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It came after an earlier baserunning blunder that cost the Yankees a run.
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But neither central bank has ever acknowledged the original decision was a blunder.
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It's hard to believe that he would have committed such a transparent blunder.
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We cannot let this extreme war hawk blunder us into another terrible conflict.
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Which is why I find Donald Trump's latest blunder all the more egregious.
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For that reason, optimists hope it was an aberration—a security-service blunder.
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"Inviting him was a moral and political blunder," Pitney said in an email.
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The car incidentally failed to sell this Saturday due to an auction blunder.
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People were quick to notice the blunder, and Caitlyn swiftly deleted the post.
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Users who own their own hardware weren't impacted by Comcast's latest security blunder.
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Huawei in the memo said the blunder showed procedural incompliance and management oversight.
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Generic Plans for a New Blunder is out via 31G on February 12.
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Sure, on the surface it all may have seemed like a classic blunder.
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The "China fantasy" amounted to both a conceptual failure and a strategic blunder.
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There's even a bonus connection: both moments were aided by a defensive blunder.
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We send them with our blessings as they blunder back into the night.
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Some have compared the recipe change to the "new Coke" blunder of 1985.
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It was, Mr. Ball suggests, an attempt to cover up a policy blunder.
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However, the contest is best remembered for a blunder from the winning team.
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But a political blunder by Netanyahu also contributed to his current problematic position.
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The university may be on the verge of making yet another program-stunting blunder.
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Mysteries aside, there may be a few life lesson takeaways from the backseat blunder.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, which is responsible for counting the ballots, took the blame for the blunder.
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Assuming Mr Macron does not blunder, the election appears to be his to lose.
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Despite her hurt, Peppermint hopes RuPaul is able to recover from this latest blunder.
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The pop star energetically got through the rest of the song despite the blunder.
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It fell to Lovell, whose blunder it had been, to figure out a solution.
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A not-so-common mix-up, but one that saw quite the birthday blunder.
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Smith's blunder lit up social media, and countless jokes were born at his expense.
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But the best picture blunder was the most talked-about moment of the show.
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The 9/11 Coke can display Next up: Two mammoth marketers, one giant blunder.
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That she should overreach in pursuit of this noble goal is hardly a blunder.
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In the years since Apple's LA iPad school blunder, the company has improved things.
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The totally unscientific brain science lesson wasn't Carson's only blunder while addressing his employees.
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The dramatic effects of the blunder this week revealed the scale of the problem.
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Let's take a moment to remember the greatest Trump Twitter blunder of all time.
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Upton has said after the blunder, she was extremely depressed and even contemplated suicide.
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Soon after, millions of people took notice and poked fun at the president's blunder.
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If you can blunder into a bad situation of your own making, you will.
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Each gaffe or blunder has been thoroughly denounced and comprehensively exploited by the Left.
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The Wall Street Journal called the tariffs the "biggest policy blunder" of Trump's presidency.
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In 2004, Ashlee Simpson had a major lip-sync blunder on "Saturday Night Live."
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President Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal was a major foreign policy blunder.
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"What normal person wants to blunder into this hushed and sacred space?" she asks.
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The tweet was quickly removed but screenshots of the blunder spread across social media.
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But these projects often make appearances in the news as costly, blunder-filled experiments.
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Prada just pulled a bonehead blunder that a lot of people are calling racist.
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Handing him control of his destiny, along with the franchise's, was a haunting blunder.
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" The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board labeled this lawsuit the "Texas ObamaCare Blunder.
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"The blunder is not highlighting the right thing at the right time," he said.
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After the Mets' blunder, it was a fairly quiet game between the underwhelming teams.
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Viewers might recall Harvey's blunder in 2015 when he mistakenly crowned the wrong contestant.
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The current iteration of the conflict has been triggered by a present-day blunder.
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No. This is not just a rejection of Mitt, but a disastrous national blunder.
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Beverage-maker Coca-Cola made a marketing blunder in New Zealand, according to media reports.
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Read the full story from Stuff about Coca-Cola's marketing blunder in New Zealand here.
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Knocking him on day one was a blunder, and an omen of things to come.
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But in a rare blunder, T. Rowe Price mistakenly voted clients shares "for" the merger.
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Mr Hun Sen's blunder, the official says, was to project his own absolutism onto America.
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Don't let the new social media new cycle spin this into a major catastrophic blunder.
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GS: On that latter reference, how accountable is Robinhood's board for the company's recent blunder?
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But — yes, here comes the but — what made Buckner eternally famous was his colossal blunder.
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It was a big blunder that played into the negative stereotype of Ford as dimwitted.
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They don't want to ignorantly blunder in there and accidentally make something that hurts people.
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We deserve to know more about how Comey came to make such a colossal blunder.
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She makes up for her blunder by dragging him outside to die in the gutter.
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A base-running blunder prevented the Rockies from potentially drawing closer in the seventh inning.
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During the 2012 NFL referee lockout, the NFL saw another officiating blunder on September 24.
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"Surely you can now appreciate the terrible blunder that you have made," the letter said.
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"Stay With Me," though well-sung, was a misguided blunder message-wise as mentioned above.
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They got a big break on a defensive blunder by the Chicago Cubs' Kyle Schwarber.
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The blunder allowed Michael Chavis to score from first base and Nunez to reach third.
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"It is a major blunder," a Republican senator, Marco Rubio of Florida, wrote on Twitter.
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And he did not waver when the world told him he'd made yet another blunder.
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I'm not sure who greenlighted these opening pages, which blunder so frequently into self-parody.
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But it was also the year he made what was arguably his biggest financial blunder.
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That blunder, an unexplainable mental mistake, very likely cost them 32 yards of field position.
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This latest blunder hit on several areas of scrutiny that YouTube is facing right now.
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"Hunters desperately needed Timothy's blunder to put the danger back into bear encounters," he wrote.
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The high-profile blunder raises questions about how TikTok vets accounts and protects its platform.
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Abbott told Sydney radio station 2GB someone needed to "pay a price" over the blunder.
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I used to worry that the president could blunder us into war with his language.
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The royal couple may be picture perfect, but the BBC certainly made a waxy blunder.
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Officials interviewed by WXYZ in Detroit tried to put a positive spin on the blunder.
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The likelihood of a nuclear accident or blunder seems to be growing by the day.
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But on Capitol Hill, lawmakers still have to settle the last week's White House blunder.
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Even today, the specter of the Apollo 11 tape blunder still looms over the agency.
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Bloomberg, writing before the election, highlighted an ad that used Hillary Clinton's 1996 "super-predators" blunder.
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As for her all-time biggest beauty blunder, it has nothing to do with her hair.
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But what makes a leader great is how quickly he or she responds to a blunder.
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In particular, Cuban says that Trump's travel ban, dropped late on Friday night, was a blunder.
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It would be a great pity if Germany continued to blunder with blatantly bad faith nonsense.
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"Horror," she told The New Yorker of her reaction in the immediate aftermath of the blunder.
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In his address Mr Trump sided with those hawks, charging Mr Obama with a historic blunder.
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Mr Rajoy is also guilty of the original blunder that set the course for today's collision.
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McDonald's hasn't issued an apology or an explanation for their geographical blunder (or for Uncle O'Grimacey).
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Marriott International's similarly classic blunder is to engage in a bidding war with a Chinese buyer.
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Reddick made up for the blunder with his game-tying solo shot in the fourth inning.
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If this was an unfortunate blunder, it at least seems well-worth it for the laughs.
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Carmarthen town councillor and tour guide Phil Grice said the blunder has happened more than once.
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His warning is a reminder of how easily presidents can blunder their way into big trouble.
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That blunder was compounded last Friday by Comey's fact-devoid, innuendo-crammed letter to congressional leaders.
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The only thing worse than actually making a noticeable blunder is not learning anything from it.
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The special counsel has no jurisdiction to investigate or prosecute this important blunder — if it occurred.
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Trump is known to veer off-script, creating the possibility for a high-stakes diplomatic blunder.
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The blunder suggested the brains behind Conficker did not realize how widely their virus had spread.
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Trump's last minute edit to his NATO speech last week resulted in a major diplomatic blunder.
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Renard's World Cup started with two goals and continued with a blunder and a missed penalty.
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It was a small but significant blunder, and Edin doesn't usually make small but significant blunders.
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The party now says it will not use the app due to the blunder in Iowa.
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Had it not been for the noticeable blunder, the crime wave might have lasted much longer.
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But as the economy continued to deteriorate, Republicans excoriated it as a blunder and a failure.
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What I most fear about Trump's presidency is that he will blunder into a nuclear war.
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Memes of LeBron James' frustration to his teammate J.R. Smith's blunder were going viral on social media.
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Silverstein, who blamed the mistake on being distracted by his family, was widely criticized for the blunder.
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Brian Ross is leaving ABC News after a major blunder about President Trump and the Russia probe.
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This leads to the second diplomatic blunder, using the threat of no deal as a bargaining tool.
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A foreign policy blunder by the President that exposes a key, ISIS-fighting ally to significant peril.
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Go deeper: Bezos' big blunder: Amazon's Alexa is getting clobbered Study: U.S. consumers are embracing smart speakers
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My guess is LG is trying to distance itself last year's blunder with this no-nonsense approach.
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As the negotiations blunder on and the deadline draws nearer, such talk will become only more fevered.
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That's exactly what happened to this Arizona grandmother, but she never expected her blunder to go viral.
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It argued that Mao had "initiated and led" the Cultural Revolution, which it called a "grave blunder".
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His plan to attack Casterly Rock, the ancestral fort of the Lannister family, was a monumental blunder.
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Even Xi may appreciate the clarity that will help him avoid a fatal strategic blunder on Taiwan.
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The world of "Better Things" is a woman's world, into which men blunder without much lasting effect.
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Announcing the wrong name for Best Picture is a fairly big blunder but, you know, nobody died.
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Ritchie beat Elliott through the pads after scooping up a TJ Brodie blunder in the Calgary end.
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That blunder taught her a lot and is the reason her financial literacy platform came to life.
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And even people lacking nefarious motivation can blunder by linking genes and heritage too closely, Copeland writes.
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He was told that because of a scheduling blunder he would have only one minute to play.
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Stunned by his blunder, Horvath bent forward at the waist, covering his face with his white gloves.
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" Republicans have blasted Trump's strategy as "catastrophic," a "grave mistake," and the "biggest blunder of his presidency.
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During Sunday's broadcast, Harvey poked fun at last year's blunder and said he's moved on from the mistake.
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Live Nation, Shakira&aposs concert producer, took responsibility for the blunder in an apology note posted online Thursday.
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The new socialist superstar with a major political blunder, we&aposll tell you what it is up next.
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A baserunning blunder cost the Giants their best opportunity in the seventh inning with Diaz on the mound.
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This may be financial, or a technical data blunder that has some consequence, but is not based on
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"Christie's attorneys committed an epic strategic blunder in moving to dismiss these charges," Brennan said in an email.
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Whatever the situation, an irreversible blunder can leave you awkwardly trying to get out of a hookup, stat.
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"Mainstream Media Cover Akin's Gaffe Non-Stop But Ignore Biden's 'Chains' Blunder," read one headline on the website.
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The Washington Post pointed out the blunder following Trump's puzzling assertion that these fictional planes completed their trip.
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The incidents have increased international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the strategic waterway.
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Butera stopped at third on Alcides Escobar's double and scored on Longoria's fielding blunder on a Cain grounder.
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These efforts to extract resources from agriculture by force were a disastrous blunder as well as a crime.
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It feels like every day we're fighting to save health care or watching one national blunder after another.
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Playing with the white pieces, Carlsen soon established a dominating position, but then he made an enormous blunder.
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After Pewd's blunder his deals with Disney's Maker Studios—which was originally set up by YouTubers—was terminated.
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The good news is this particular blunder does not impact the average American's life in a concrete way.
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It is the kind of geopolitical blunder that leaves the United States weaker and the world more unstable.
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Oops. The hilarious blunder went down Sunday night as he was wrapping up his gig at Sprint Center.
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A large policy blunder in the next two years, such as a big trade shock could well happen.
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But mee siam never has cockles, and Mr. Lee's blunder happily became Singlish for being out of touch.
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Saints players, supporters and lawmakers have channeled their resentment of the missed call — a blunder from the Jan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The accountancy firm behind the biggest blunder in Oscar history is staying in the picture.
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There was no sign of a major Gulf clash, despite fears both sides could blunder into war (Reuters).
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I believe that the commencement of the "interest on reserves" policy in October 28503 was a total blunder.
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PERSONAL DISCOMFORT 2 (Hot and sweaty) DEDUCTIONS -083 (Blunder into men's room) 11:32 We board the shuttle.
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It's the moment when a single image or phrase or blunder could change the trajectory of the campaign.
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Mike Krzyzewski's squad benefitted from Kentucky's blunder and rode it to the top of the college basketball field.
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The biggest blunder belonged to Woods, his red shirt blazing against the yellow grass of dry Scottish summer.
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The Belgian authorities had to acknowledge another huge blunder in their investigation into last week's attacks in Brussels.
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This isn't just some charming diplomatic faux pas by Trump — this was a blunder of potentially historic proportions.
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Is it an incredibly arrogant blunder that, in retrospect, will be remembered as the downfall of his campaign?
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It was a major blunder for a company that rarely has to cancel products it has already unveiled.
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Clearly, somebody done screwed up and sources familiar with the blunder tell us Weezy just got 5 AMAs!
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Neither she nor Alan Peter Cayetano, the Philippine foreign secretary, appeared to pay any price for the blunder.
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The second blunder was the Trump administration's withdrawal last year from the deal to limit Iran's nuclear programme.
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It's not egregiously worse than other services in this regard, especially after YouTube TV's recent Fox Sports blunder.
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Here is a headstrong 78-year-old billionaire known to blunder at times under even gentle media questioning.
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Should Mr. Kim miscalculate with his nuclear threats, there is a small chance he could blunder into war.
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The blunder was rectified several holes later, and surprisingly, García did not accede to any feelings of doom.
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Microsoft's focus on Kinect turned out to be a huge strategic blunder, particularly when the Xbox One debuted.
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"Hillary Clinton must immediately disavow this dangerous blunder or risk putting more Americans in jeopardy," read Priebus's statement.
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The United States gradually turned against the Vietnam War, and today it is seen as a major blunder.
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As embarrassing as this blunder was, there is almost no hope of eliminating its cause: basic human error.
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The lender also said the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA would investigate the circumstances around the accounting blunder.
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Enrique Paris, president of the Medical College of Chile, said the blunder could also lead to legal cases.
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While the most likely group to make this blunder is younger, inexperienced first-time job seekers, they aren't alone.
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Even Helen Hunt has issues with recognition at Starbucks, so you really shouldn't ever sweat a morning name blunder.
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It was this strategic blunder, rather than a sinister nativist conspiracy, that handed the White House to Mr Trump.
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The FaceTime bug was a rare privacy blunder, and the butterfly keyboard on new MacBooks is still a travesty.
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But it is important to remember that history would have been made, anyway, even without that excruciatingly embarrassing blunder.
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Onstage after a Facebook privacy blunder in 2007, Apple CEO Steve Jobs excoriated Facebook and advocated for clearer explanations.
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Although Jenkins, 37, was not given a formal explanation for how the blunder occurred, he understands that mistakes happen.
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But already we know enough to say that getting rid of Comey was a historic blunder on Trump's part.
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Twitter just revealed that it made a monumental security blunder by exposing the passwords of users in plain text.
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And what's really striking about it is that it wasn't a blunder or a missed opportunity on his part.
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Nevertheless, the company continues to amaze, somehow outdoing every embarrassing error with an even dumber and more painful blunder.
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For instance, the blunder has since been taught in business schools as a cautionary tale for failed marketing campaigns.
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February's big blunder came as the result of PwC accountant Brian Cullinan handing presenter Warren Beatty the wrong envelope.
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For Britain to succumb to its delusions and leave the union would be a colossal blunder of historic proportions.
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But Grant capitalized on another Blues blunder to push the Ducks' lead to 3-1 about four minutes later.
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But a callous response to a blunder of the magnitude of the Kunduz attack is unjustifiable and entirely avoidable.
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If you react to a false warning all of a sudden you could be in a war by blunder.
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Now, they're no less addled but the stimulants keep them ambulatory, and so they blunder into the wrong houses.
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But, by the end of the episode, an oblivious Owen tries to remedy his Amelia-related blunder with Teddy.
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P.F. Chang's took the blunder in stride, confirming on Twitter that it is not, in fact, hosting the Olympics.
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I'm thankful I get to blunder around and learn as I go and thankful for the education I'm receiving.
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My tastes have long felt like one prolonged chaotic blunder, full of misguided efforts, impotent stances, and arbitrary discoveries.
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Umtiti, figuring what the heck after his blunder, unleashes a shot from 30 yards directly into an Australian backside.
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Against Croatia, though, cooler heads were required, particularly after falling behind in such unexpected circumstances, on a goalkeeping blunder.
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During Wednesday's debate, Biden made a blunder while touting his support among African American voters and key Democratic leaders.
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A recent Google Home blunder highlights one of the search giant's next big challenges with its smart speaker device.
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And lastly, perhaps the most famous structural mishap: The Tower of Pisa famously leans because of an architectural blunder.
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The first step to correcting a monumental blunder is to acknowledge to yourself that it was indeed a mistake.
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Usually it takes a scandal or a massive policy blunder to force a sitting head of government to resign.
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Not necessarily a deliberate attack, says Perry, but he fears a "blunder" that plunges the globe into a nuclear conflict.
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Mr Grayling's loyalty to the prime minister and to the Brexit cause mean he may be allowed to blunder on.
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He has a bad tendency to blunder into basically any situation and start ranting about the Army of the Dead.
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Qatar stepped in after Mr Khalil's blunder and promised to buy $500m in Lebanese bonds, which helped stabilise the market.
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" J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, called the Trump administration's move a "moral outrage and a major strategic blunder.
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You'll probably barely remember Pepsi Blue, or have some sort of ill-feeling toward the blunder that was New Coke.
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It was a blunder, and its mismanaged rollout exacerbated the management and cultural issues that weighed heavily on the company.
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It's rude to speak ill of the dead, so let's not talk about the Fire Phone, Amazon's $170 million blunder.
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Steve Bannon is back to Breitbart News but that didn't prevent the far-right website from making a spectacular blunder.
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But his administration's inability to agree on whether the wall was located in Israel led to yet another diplomatic blunder.
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That blunder was considered significant enough for the final edit, in an episode largely concerned with watching the family unpack.
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The foreign-policy blunder of the century, billed as a war of necessity, in fact was "not a last resort".
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The first big blunder was the failure to attend the ceremony at the Aisne-Marne American cemetery on Saturday morning.
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"The minuscule scale—the trade seemingly bolstered Ross' wallet by $3,000 to $10,000—makes the blunder that much more vexing."
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It failed to sell after an auction blunder caused misunderstanding in the room of the actual prices of the bids.
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If her latest blunder pushes the impeachment effort across the finish line, Ms. Rousseff will have only herself to blame.
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The notice being distributed online said that the juxtaposition of the front-page headlines was a blunder, not a conspiracy.
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More tragic was the huge blunder of Russia's proxies shooting down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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But because of a real estate blunder involving a storage facility and crippling rent, those stores went out of business.
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Chris apparently hadn't heard about the blunder until we told him, and he says there's no good excuse for it.
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" J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, called the Trump administration's move a "moral outrage and a major strategic blunder.
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We also caught up with Lindsey Jacobellis, the snowboarder whose blunder at the 2006 Olympics cost her a gold medal.
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Fortunately, Bloom's spelling blunder can easily be fixed — and hopefully he'll be able to laugh it off in the meantime.
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One such fund, Alden Global Capital, controlled Payless from 2017 to 2019, the years that included the World Cup blunder.
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CBA earlier blamed a software blunder for a series of transactions that reportedly breached anti-money laundering law, Reuters said.
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" Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an independent, called it an "economically indefensible blunder that will harm our future.
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"The State Senate made a terrible blunder; everyone, including their members, knows it," said Dani Lever, the governor's communications director.
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The blunder was identified in a report by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a government watchdog on Afghanistan.
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Instead, Spicer's blunder was saying something that could so easily be proven false with something as simple a mere picture.
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There are no visible scars on the brand these days, proving that it's possible to rebound from a Super Bowl blunder.
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He blamed this blunder on a "bad earpiece," claiming he hadn't heard Jake Tapper ask him whether he would disavow Duke.
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A major production blunder was made in one of the scenes featuring the North celebrating its victory over the Night King.
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It was 'Moonlight,' not 'La La Land': A timeline of a historic Oscars blunder Now the actor is clarifying his response.
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It's hardly a straight line from the dot-bomb blunder to Bloch's new gig developing an automated savings tool for millennials.
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Today, the model and Lip-Kit mogul had to address yet another blunder: Her 2017 calendar misprinted her own birthday. Gasp!
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There was Jenna Bush Hager (and her blunder), Ryan Seacrest (and his overdone chivalry), and Karrueche Tran (and her fuchsia dress).
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The NDP, still—somehow—helmed by Mulcair, the Great Bearded Blunder, have doubled down on middledom, and seem lost for cause.
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Charges relating to a third woman were dropped after a police blunder, something Mr Weinstein's lawyers argue taints the whole case.
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Even The Bachelorette, one of the tidier shows on TV, managed to blunder its way into two PR crises this year.
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John Travolta did a funny callback to his "Adele Dazeem" 2014 Oscar blunder ... problem is, a lot of people didn't remember.
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Covington, though, made a huge blunder with the score tied 95-95, intentionally fouling McCollum with 19.6 seconds left in regulation.
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His blunder opened up a series of useful conversations in a workplace that had long focused more on coding than inclusion.
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The academy president broke her silence four days after the biggest blunder in the 89-year history of the Academy Awards.
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The latest photo editing blunder comes courtesy of FaceApp, a recently released app that quickly became popular for its transformative effects.
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People on social media were both flabbergasted and delighted by the blunder, while also critiquing Hannity's characterization of the Mueller investigation.
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Manning was talking about Rob Lowe's famous 2012 blunder -- where Lowe erroneously tweeted out that Peyton would be announcing his retirement.
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They plan to attend the commissioners' Tuesday meeting and express their wish that the judge retain his office despite his blunder.
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Beltran was able to explain what had happened in good humor because his blunder had not cost the Yankees the game.
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"The historic blunder of President Obama was leaving Iraq," Johnson said on CNN's "State of the Union" with Jake Tapper Sunday.
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In the context of the Comey firing and the simmering suspicions about Russian collusion, Trump's blithe disclosure was a grave blunder.
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Jennifer Rubin: The worst moments for Trump and the GOP he corrupted Ken White: Republicans committed a classic cross-examination blunder.
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Hatch was given a second chance at life by Tuesday morning, when the blunder declaring him kaput appeared to be fixed.
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The felons blunder into the domain of a former military sniper (Pat Healy) who is still pretty good with a rifle.
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Modern MacBook keyboards are Apple's biggest blunder in recent memory, but the company is finally taking steps to rectify the mistake.
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Protectionist actions in the face of ever-widening trade deficits is an egregious policy blunder by any stretch of the imagination.
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Phase 2.0 will make this blunder permanent, so the claim that the SALT cap is a principled change rings quite hollow.
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" Charlamagne also blasted Smith for his explanation of the blunder ... saying Smith clearly did NOT know the game was tied. "J.
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Smarter Living: The first step to correcting a monumental blunder is to acknowledge to yourself that it was indeed a mistake.
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In a way, the truth behind all of this confusion and blunder is that there's not a lot to be done.
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Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis once made a huge money blunder — and he'd like others to learn from it.
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It's not like 30 years ago, when Kasparov plays Karpov, and nobody dared criticize us even if we made a blunder.
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But even those close to Schultz acknowledge that he hasn't had a perfect week, the biggest blunder being the deleted tweet.
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The answer is so dang easy, Joe (it's frustrating for a debate coach to watch him blunder it in every debate).
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Herman Cain, a 2012 Republican candidate for president, took the blunder to a new level during an interview question about Uzbekistan.
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It is useful to recall the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War, arguably America's biggest strategic blunder in modern times.
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For the sake of the millions being hurt, let's hope he manages to blunder himself back out of this mess soon.
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" The same day's Mail placed the news on Page 10, with the relatively subdued headline "May's Brexit Chief in Bar Blunder.
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The bleeding was set off a few days earlier by a surgeon's blunder, in another hospital, during an unrelated gastroenterological procedure.
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Others point to historically low unemployment and the Dow cruising above 27,000 as evidence that the Fed is making a major blunder.
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Nacho's first goal for Spain and a blunder by their usually reliable keeper David De Gea were almost lost in the drama.
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You don't need to ask whether Italians should have been worried about Mussolini's authoritarianism or his tendency to blunder into unwinnable wars.
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"If he had consulted a fellow scientist on Twitter, then he may have avoided such a blunder," Ludwick says of the tweet.
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The threat to America, Obama believed, was the terror itself — the way we could be provoked into overreaction, into blunder, into panic.
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I question a judgment which voted for a war in Iraq, the worst foreign policy blunder in the history of this country.
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Einstein later called his "fix" to the general relativity theory -- which predicts that the universe must expand or contract -- his greatest blunder.
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Donald Trump made a blunder during the final presidential debate Wednesday, apparently confusing the actions of Saudi Arabia with those of ISIS.
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Business Insider recently spoke with 25 Target employees to get a sense of the tactical errors that they witness shoppers blunder into.
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Mariah Carey faced the world again on New Year's Eve, determined to prove after last year's unfortunate blunder that she can sing.
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While release dates for Hong Kong and China have not yet been set, this blunder may have alienated some Hong Kong audiences.
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Moreover, under such conditions, any blunder would create a serious threat not for the markets only but for the economy as well.
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Listening to our major presidential candidates talk about trade, I'm worried that we're about to blunder our way into an old mistake.
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Though none was able to profit from the mistake, the blunder drew further attention to security and systems at Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges.
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" Even the Globe report observed that "if the binders seem vestiges of a political era past, so, too, does Romney's verbal blunder.
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Obama's blunder was also seized on by conspiracy theorists who falsely claimed that he was not born in America or was Muslim.
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The device was revealed by Apple's Twitter account ahead of being announced on stage, a rare blunder for an Apple product launch.
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Then let the voters decide in a way that is binding and that could supersede what appears to be a catastrophic blunder.
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Metro Bank has been hit by an accounting blunder which triggered a hefty investor cash call, sending its shares into a tailspin.
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But Pruitt's history suggests it is less of a blunder than the natural outcome of how he has built his political career.
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It's bad enough to have a roomful of people witness your blunder and something else entirely to stumble in front of 100,000!
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"The invasion of Iraq is often spoken of in the United States as a 'blunder,' or even a colossal mistake,'" he writes.
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Bannon's biggest and most consequential blunder was, of course, the immigration and travel order aimed at people from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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Today it is now broadly acknowledged that the war in Iraq, which I opposed, was a foreign policy blunder of enormous magnitude.
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Better to blunder into relevance as The Walking Dead did than throw yourself heedlessly after every new political resonance that comes along.
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The blunder was caused by a lack of communication between the national committee and one of its state branches, the officials said.
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No other way to say it: that's an all-time howler, a blunder that may have cost Liverpool the Champions League title.
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Can Mr. Biden, nostalgic and blunder-prone, really convince an anxious party that he is a man in tune with the times?
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"The war in Iraq turned out to be the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country," Sanders said.
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Herman Cain, a 2012 Republican candidate for president, though, took the blunder to a new level during an interview question about Uzbekistan.
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Users on Pikabu -- which some call the Russian equivalent of Reddit -- started debating about the spectacular blunder and whether it was intentional.
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Mr. Trump correctly sees Mr. Obama's deal as a massive strategic blunder, but his advisers have inexplicably persuaded him not to withdraw.
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It begins: She was one of those pretty and charming girls, born by a blunder of destiny in a family of employees.
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Donald Trump's Fourth of July speech, given as part of his "Salute to America" event, included quite the anachronistic blunder on Thursday.
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One reason the Murrs lost is they made a legal blunder by kicking away a "grandfather clause" that would have protected them.
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Following your work blunder, Black encourages you to reach out to people you are close to at work as fast as possible.
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In what critics called another diplomatic blunder, the State Department gave Mr. Hernández a public lift just as the election conflict escalated.
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The apparent blunder revealed the White House's strategy for combatting allegations that Trump acted improperly when asking Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden.
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Even so, Twitter users were quick to hone in on the error, making jokes and teasing the president for making yet another blunder.
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Whether by design or by blunder, Trump has found himself in a situation where he has a lot of options available to him.
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His latest blunder came during a Wednesday interview on MSNBC, after host Chris Matthews* asked him to name a foreign leader he respected.
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Unlike the blunder in Hawaii, Japanese residents have reason to be on edge -- last year North Korea fired 2 missiles over the country.
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In a painful blunder on Sunday night, presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced that "La La Land" had won best picture.
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After 61 minutes, Navas made his first major blunder of the whole tie against Juventus — and he was made to pay for it.
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And to do it in such a way that you raise a question that would help protect that company from making that blunder.
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But if Johnson's polling standing should drop in response to the blunder, Clinton may sap more of that support in a tightening race.
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To drive home the point about Equifax's spectacular blunder, here are the highlights from a 2018 congressional report on the incident: Entirely preventable.
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Sanders earned his A+. Unfortunately, due to a blunder by the moderators, Hillary Clinton didn't get a chance to talk about this issue.
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It's been almost one week since "BBC Dad" and his adorable kids came crashing into our lives in a hilarious BBC interview blunder.
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Meanwhile, a performance piece at an important dinner runs off the rails, and the PR team promoting "The Square" makes an irrevocable blunder.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, and John Cornyn, the Senate's second-ranked Republican, refuse to answer questions about Mr. Trump's latest blunder.
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Because while it's possible to blunder your way into something great by accident, most treasures are found with the aid of treasure maps.
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Cespedes, barely budging from his spot, casually lifted his glove up and dropped the ball, the kind of blunder Collins had fretted about.
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It would be a strategic blunder and a moral failing to allow the tide of displaced people to overwhelm and destroy the region.
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The blunder was compounded when screenshots were circulated online that appeared to show Dolce & Gabbana designer Stefano Gabbana making negative remarks about China.
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Steph Curry with an absolute defensive blunder there leading to a wide open Danny Green 3 and now the Raptors are up 73.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... one of their own made the blunder last week while the FOX show was filming near city hall.
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Mr. Abadi's blunder was a stark reminder that, with the election still more than three months out, nothing can be taken for granted.
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He also called New Delhi's move to strip Indian-controlled Kashmir of its autonomy a "strategic blunder" by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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One recent blunder here in the Middle East sums up well the transactional relationship between Filipino politicians and those who work for them.
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Her rhetorical blunder caught the attention of her opponents, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), which runs House races for the party.
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Mexico secured the victory early in the second half with a goal by Hirving Lozano after a blunder by Russia goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev.
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Mexico secured the victory early in the second half with a goal by Hirving Lozano after a blunder by Igor Akinfeev, Russia's goalkeeper.
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The House G.O.P. committed a huge blunder by putting health care first, and now they're saddled with a bad bill and bad politics.
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But with the latest blunder, many fear the government's decision to let Mr. Guzmán go under fire from the cartels will embolden them.
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As the crowd roared in delight with each blunder, Mariners Manager Scott Servais could only stare silently in the dugout, pursing his lips.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Democratic Party is at risk of repeating the billion-dollar blunder that helped create its devastating losses of 2016.
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Herman Cain, a Republican candidate for president in 2012, though, took the blunder to a new level during an interview question about Uzbekistan.
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Indeed, her surrogates spun the blunder as a means of showing she is a candidate who will appeal to all kinds of voters.
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Have groups like ISIS made a strategic blunder or have they've been forced into this scattershot approach by virtue of their battlefield losses?
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The Department for Education's blunder was exposed when a student kept telling teachers, "I know this one, and this one," whilst taking the test.
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The new director of global communications for Airbnb made a communications blunder of global proportions amid the child separation crisis at the US border.
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If you are, say, a white male born to wealth, like Donald Trump, you can blunder about and fuck up over and over again.
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This wasn't Snapchat's first blunder with its filters—last year, one lens made headlines for simulating "blackface" and another for mocking Asian facial features.
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His failing wits and charm aside, the utter failure of his former military acumen is the narrative blunder that feels most out of character.
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Not unlike a big company that struggles after a big blunder, the singer, who just turned 22 in March, essentially went through a rebranding.
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But even though Trump isn't the first one to make up a fake African nation, as POTUS, his blunder might be the most embarrassing.
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And while Cambridge Analytica is top of mind for many, allowing third-party apps to scrape user data isn't Facebook's only blunder of note.
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Perhaps it was that beguiling bonhomie that made Mr Trump, if the Post's and subsequent reporting of the meeting is accurate, blunder so heinously.
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After that historic blunder, many prominent Democrats called for the party to move to the middle to appeal to Independents and blue collar workers.
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"He says, 'Chrissy I'm a piece a of skin and I just wanted to leave your face,&apos" she jokes about her beauty blunder.
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A major blunder would be pushing too hard with financial punishments, and incentivizing Moscow and Beijing to bypass the U.S. trade and monetary order.
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So we decided to ask Refinery29 staffers what their most cringe-inducing beauty blunder was — so we can tell them how to fix it.
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Our briefing this week lays out, step by step, one way that America and North Korea might blunder into a nuclear war (see article).
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Another familiar blunder came this week when it was revealed that technologically challenged convicted criminal Paul Manafort had yet another problem using basic tech.
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And with Trump in the White House, the fear that the commander-in-chief will blunder into a nuclear war has never been higher.
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In a further blunder, the official restarted the contest on the feet despite his initial error costing Tate her advanced position on the mat.
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He views the 2003 invasion of Iraq as a strategic blunder and has refused to condemn Trump's support for the renewed use of waterboarding.
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"She voted for the war in Iraq, the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of the United States of America," he said.
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Schipper said that his father chalked it up to a learning experience and that he had a good laugh over his son's epic blunder.
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This police blunder was followed by dozens of raids over the course of four months to finally find Abdeslam and any suspected co-conspirators.
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By treating everything as a crisis, journalists and pundits have accidentally conditioned many Americans to ignore their coverage when there is an actual blunder.
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So men must be allowed to blunder headfirst into a "nonconsensual" encounter, because otherwise, how would we ever figure out how to have sex?
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To further spread thin the agency's resources to regulate corporate speech on public policy would have been a practical blunder at the very least.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch learned a crucial lesson as the result of a blunder she made early in her career.
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The film's most famous line comes after a player starts sobbing when Hanks, the team's irascible manager, chews her out for a baseball blunder.
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So, for example, making the presidential nomination process more "democratic" by getting rid of superdelegates is exactly the kind of blunder that we're criticizing.
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Johnny also has his doubts the Myspace blunder was completely on accident, and echoes a tech blogger's theory it was a cost-saving measure.
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That leads us to here for Hot Nerds, who are about to release a five-song EP called Generic Plans for a New Blunder.
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The blunder for H&M comes right after the retailer in December reported its biggest drop in quarterly sales in at least a decade.
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Democrats trying to cram liberal nonsense into the relief bill was a major blunder and it did not go unnoticed by the American people.
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This incident, just after his blunder with the fictional 'F-52' planes, further lowers the respect for his office and for the U.S. abroad.
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Warren failed to do that in her hits on Sanders and Bloomberg but made her biggest blunder against Buttigieg with her "wine cave" attack.
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The bundle blunder (and the gift card gaffe) Make sure that all the pieces of a bundle are really things you need and want.
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Their recent ineptitude was embodied by a seventh-inning base-running blunder by Didi Gregorius that had Manager Joe Girardi fuming after the game.
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Charlie Blackmon homered in the 219th inning, atoning for a baserunning blunder and lifting the Colorado Rockies over the Indians, 3-2, in Cleveland.
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After founder John Schnatter's most recent media blunder and a very public feud with the company's board, customers have shied away from Papa John's.
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Thus, the Times's blunder created a nonsensical narrative that polluted a presidential campaign in which the rhetoric already is filled with hype and bombast.
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Industry sources say a blunder by diplomats and some of Macron's own comments, revealing details of airplane negotiations with top officials, upset the Chinese.
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Trump could blunder into another Korean War through bluster and incoherence, or he could prevent another Korean War through diplomatic firmness, resolve and clarity.
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But a Facebook moderation blunder and Republicans' desire to cast the platform as an anti-conservative space has pushed them more into the limelight.
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"The Price Is Right" host Drew Carey also drops in and agrees to help Paul in his quest to redeem his former Showcase blunder.
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"The UNSC rebuffed the US' naked attempt to hijack its mandate ... Another FP (foreign policy) blunder for the Trump administration," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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"You can't stop a conflict that your enemy deliberately provokes, but you can try to prevent ones they blunder into by underestimating you," he said.
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The biggest blunder Presley cites stems from Siegel&aposs decision to sell the majority of her trust&aposs stock in Elvis Presley Enterprises in 2005.
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If the Brexit negotiations fail and the UK crashes out of the EU with no deal, May will have made her worst blunder of all.
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While this comes off as a blunder for Chaffetz, he's not alone in making ill-considered remarks on why some Americans can't afford health care.
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People took to social media to criticize Iberia — and the airline is trying to quash its PR blunder by responding to many of the tweets.
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The ignorance of the China threat was the greatest U.S. grand strategic blunder since the Cold War, and perhaps the most significant in U.S. history.
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If the White House cannot kill the allegation—and so far it has not—further details of Mr Trump's alleged blunder seem likely to emerge.
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And shortly after the merge, he made a gigantic blunder by confiding his advantage to Taylor, which led to an explosive reveal at Tribal Council.
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Last year's Oscar best picture blunder is giving the Academy Awards host nightmares - or so goes one of the comedian's video promotions for Sunday's ceremony.
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Never ones to miss an opportunity for a little fun, the people of the internet jumped in with their best takes on the Photoshop blunder.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A blunder at a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange let investors briefly buy bitcoins for free - though none were able to profit from the mistake.
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UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was on the Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, and made a blunder that brought the wrath of internet nerds everywhere.
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Microsoft's debug policy turning up in the wild — howsoever that blunder occurred — serves to underline the risks of any built-in workarounds to security systems.
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Because you can't stop a conflict that your enemy deliberately provokes, but you can try to prevent ones that they blunder into by underestimating you.
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At one point, he made the embarrassing blunder ... and seemed to stick by his mistake at first, despite being corrected by a group of people.
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The incidents have increased international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the strategic waterway, which is vital to world oil supplies.
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Iran said all of its unmanned planes were accounted for, amid growing international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the Gulf.
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While each of these differed on the scale of wrong-headedness, it seems fair to say they all paled in comparison to Trump's weekly blunder.
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Presumably this feature could be used to not-so-subtly remind friends when they have made the ultimate blunder of not acknowledging your big day.
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I can imagine that Trump must now be thinking what a foolish blunder it was to fire FBI Director James Comey in the first place.
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I saw source history to another project, involving one of the best-known IP's in the industry, lost relatively recently thanks to an IT blunder.
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Its evident popularity with Bannon and King is further evidence that they do not blunder into racist rhetoric; it's one note in a deliberate dogwhistle.
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And before Trump defended the blunder as a time-saving strategy, he claimed he actually did say Cook — just too quietly for anyone to hear.
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" To balance the bling on Alba's dress, makeup artist Monika Blunder created a "simple and chic" look on Alba with a "focus on flawless skin.
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"This blunder, while bad, is not a death sentence by any means," Molly Mitchell, a former director of Media Affairs at the DCCC, told Hill.
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Rather than awarding a limited amount of time off based on seniority, a system blunder allotted off days to too many of the carrier's pilots.
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This blunder wasted precious time that could have been spent pursuing the murderers instead of interviewing personnel who visited the scene to differentiate their footprints.
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Gordon Ramsay, one of our most favorite food personalities, just admitted that he recently made a giant blunder at one of his Las Vegas restaurants.
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While his disturbing, uncanny Photoshop fusion was rightly condemned by Twitter, that Drake followed his rival Meek Mill's own Instagram blunder by mere hours is….
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But the effect of his briefing room blunder was to create the sense that the White House had diminished the crimes committed against the Jews.
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He and Arney believed the opposition had made a blunder: They had shown their hand before Mactaggart's initiative had even qualified for the fall ballot.
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That may well happen, but it would be a mistake to be overconfident and assume that the economy will automatically weather a major policy blunder.
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Governments and outside organizations, in general, tend to blunder when trying to plan for local communities, each with its own rich histories, traditions and values.
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The absence of perspective in Russian icons — as well as in Egyptian art and among the Chinese — was not a blunder but an inspired choice.
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That's the question in the soft vanilla comedy "Rough Night," about five women who blunder into disaster over the course of a carousing bachelorette weekend.
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Whenever she looks back on her career missteps, Adobe CIO Cindy Stoddard remembers a member of her team who quit because of one unforgettable blunder.
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She had a lead throughout the tiebreaker until Venus scooted in front, 5-4, thanks to a backhand blunder from the youngest but burliest Williams.
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It was in this strained environment that, less than three weeks later, the investigative unit found itself at the center of a more consequential blunder.
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The test sparked backlash from many Native Americans, and Warren has repeatedly apologized and held meetings with tribal leaders to make up for the blunder.
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The withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) may have been the greatest self-inflicted American foreign policy blunder in Asia since the Vietnam War.
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In retrospect, the Bears' biggest blunder of the season came last week, when they beat the Vikings in the last week of the regular season.
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A more diverse winners' list, a best-picture blunder, a joyous victory and misbegotten acceptance — these were the highs and lows as we saw them.
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Many of the questions surrounding that Oscars "Best Picture" blunder have been answered, except this one: Why was Ryan Gosling giggling to himself during the fracas?
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LEBRON JAMES STORMS OUT AFTER QUESTIONS ABOUT JR SMITH BLUNDER The image of James gesturing to Smith after his error has created a social media stir.
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This is not to say that the one or two moments of beauty that blunder through grunty puntfests justify or redeem every other thing around it.
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It would be a big blunder for a slim majority of the FCC to approve these rules and saddle every Internet user with the cruel consequences.
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The battle of Hastings was a close-run thing by the way; an Anglo-Saxon tactical blunder caused it ultimately to go in the Normans' favour.
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While not entirely shocking given the long, unexplained delays to Apple's wireless charging mat, its abrupt cancellation is a massive blunder for the Cupertino tech giant.
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Swanson took a huge hit last week when the Intercept reported that she'd pressured her office staff to conduct campaign work, a huge blunder in government.
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And now, in the wake of the Republican repeal blunder, the industry is worried Trump will be more impulsive and follow through on his latest warning.
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The iCloud screwup is embarrassing, but won't cancel out a search warrant At the same time, it's genuinely unclear whether that blunder cost investigators any evidence.
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They will try to spin this over the coming weeks, but this was the biggest legislative blunder since George W. Bush tried to privatize Social Security.
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Beltran, who was relieved that the Yankees had survived his base-running blunder on Thursday night, continued to swing the bat well as the designated hitter.
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The more interesting idea that emerges from this regulatory blunder is what it represents in regard to the relationship between health policy and our aging society.
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And the system's latest blunder won't have helped its cause, after it turned out the whole thing can be prevented from working simply by unplugging it.
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The biggest strategic blunder in the draft of the Equality Act is the unwillingness even to protect the sorts of religious freedoms that are constitutionally guaranteed.
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It's also been referred to as "an embarrassing architectural blunder," called "entirely inappropriate," and compared to a giant tissue box, according to the Louisville Historical website.
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Vouching for his sister is just the latest blunder Tyrion has made, despite years of being touted as one of Game of Thrones' smarter, savvier characters.
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Yeezy makes the blunder while confessing that the only reason he ever got a cell phone was to troll Kim before her wedding to Kris Humphries.
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But, by and large, Trump and his military advisers appear unperturbed by the heavy criticism they've received in the wake of his administration's first military blunder.
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On the other end of the emotional spectrum, the 22-year-old goalkeeper Ethan Horvath committed an embarrassing blunder that allowed Portugal to level the game.
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" The shadow foreign secretary, Emily Thornberry, told lawmakers that she hoped that "no lasting damage has been done to Nazarin as a result of his blunder.
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He called Modi's intervention a "huge blunder" and said the risk of nuclear confrontation between the two countries meant the issue went beyond the immediate region.
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In late February, in what would turn out to be a monumental blunder, authorities had allowed a religious mass gathering to go ahead in Kuala Lumpur.
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Now the heir to Bush's blunder and Obama's struggles is a man who has no idea what he's doing in almost any aspect of the presidency.
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" Former California Governor Jerry Brown, executive chair, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, said, "Dangerous rivalry and hostility among the superpowers increases the likelihood of nuclear blunder.
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They bicker and blunder within the parameters of their familiar comic personas, and you almost believe that their characters (Billie and Pete) could actually be married.
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The delay now seems largely driven by a desire to preserve the image of Pelosi as a master strategist despite a blunder of the first order.
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In a political blunder, Salvini walked out of government with 5-Star last August, expecting to trigger a national election that polls predicted he would win.
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As Democrats and Republicans vie for the Latino vote in tight races across the country, Trump's ad might prove to be his biggest political blunder yet.
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While the CEO has repeatedly spoken about the importance of customer privacy, Apple's flagship product, the iPhone, had a notorious privacy-violating blunder earlier this year.
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Before prospective jurors arrived, U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero admonished lawyers to refrain from mentioning the blunder, which PwC has said is unrelated to the case.
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Both teams have rickety rotations but bullpens that their managers know how to use, Buck Showalter's playoff blunder (Zach Britton is still waiting to pitch) notwithstanding.
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But Thursday morning, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu announced that he'd be leaving his job on May 22 — without a scandal or policy blunder in sight.
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Those that do try to pass between the poles blunder into the wire and shake the adjacent hives, with predictable results, and rarely attempt a second passage.
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Devastating new information about the Puerto Rican hurricane, and it barely makes the media radar, and how the President correctly called out a New York Times blunder.
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In case this mistake isn't enough for you to put this book back on the shelf, Reddit commenters pointed out another blunder in addition to five-gate.
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But Kerr became the first Australian to score a hat-trick in a senior World Cup with a clinical finish after a defensive blunder by the Jamaicans.
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De Gea was criticized after his blunder gave Ronaldo one of his three goals in Spain&aposs 20123-3 draw with Portugal in their World Cup opener.
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Yet for many Socialists, already embittered by his modest efforts to "liberalize" the moribund economy, Mr. Hollande was committing both a moral crime and a political blunder.
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He considered the deal to create four major airlines by allowing American Airlines to merge with U.S. Air and Continental to merge with United a large blunder.
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His son asked if it was a new product, and Panay, realizing the blunder of having the thing out in public, tucked the Go in his jacket.
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"Let's talk about judgment and let's talk about the worst foreign policy blunder in the history of this country," Sanders shot back, drawing roars from his supporters.
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But questions remain as to whether the call signaled a foreign policy shift in a new administration or a blunder by an inexperienced politician and transition staff.
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But Iran said all of its pilotless planes were accounted for amid growing international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the strategic waterway.
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But with a hush falling over the arena, Tan's serve fell short for the first match-point and his partner committed the same blunder on the second.
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Or Mr Trump, who almost never admits to possessing any weakness, may choose to ignore the blunder and simply blame the media for making an unnecessary fuss.
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Incidents in the Gulf have increased international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the strategic waterway, which is vital to world oil supplies.
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But at a momentous time like Robert Mueller's testimony to Congress on Wednesday, it would be a historic blunder that could cause lasting damage to American democracy.
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He was not perfect, later making a major blunder on a pass route — "a rookie mistake," McAdoo said — that led to an interception and a Dallas touchdown.
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Despite the media portrayal of Erdogan and his government as an icon of anti-Western forces, building Western policies on this misrepresentation would be a strategic blunder.
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He can mount pressure on the government in ways big and small, throw many irons in the fire, and perhaps force a critical blunder from Mr. Ghani.
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Mr. Obama, in an interview last week with The Atlantic magazine, repeated his assertion that Russia's intervention was a blunder — one that betrayed weakness rather than strength.
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Tucker, who has written many books of military history, makes the contrarian argument that the attack, far from a blunder, was a brilliant tactical move by Gen.
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The massive blunder, in which public housing tenants were kicked out without their possessions, with some ending up homeless, occurred due to faulty testing of their homes.
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So, yes: The first step to correcting a monumental blunder is to be honest and critical with yourself and to acknowledge that it was indeed a mistake.
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J.R. Smith's Game 1 blunder wasn't just responsible for LeBron breaking his hand ... it was also the reason the Warriors broke the Cavs -- so says Kevin Durant.
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It was the latest blunder for the conservative's new leader, who has been seen as the chancellor's likely successor, but whose popularity has dipped in recent months.
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He finally corrals the stragglers and makes it to the airport more or less on time, only to realize his own dunderheaded blunder at the TSA checkpoint.
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The president has stopped short of backing out of the deal entirely, which Trump has called an "embarrassment" and a foreign policy blunder of the Obama administration.
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But keep it in mind as you draft, so you can avoid a big blunder, like picking four running backs who are all off in Week 9.
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Indonesia's "Island of the Gods" is no place to blunder into: This itinerary focuses on the less developed east, where Old Bali is still alive and well.
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A U.S. invasion of Iran would be a disaster, and a majority of Americans — who also rightly view the Iraq War as a significant blunder — recognize it.
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She then apologized for the blunder ("tryna learn here") and consulted with a Japanese-fluent friend to fix it, documenting their conversations in a series of Instagram Stories.
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His poll numbers have drifted below a previously solid 20%, suggesting that—short of a big blunder by Mr Macron—he can do little to restore his fortunes.
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Their candidate did not blunder in his first big televised test; instead he grew in confidence—enough to deny Mr Fillon the chance to re-establish his credibility.
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I'm sure you're like, "boo-urns" (+1), that's not a real year and "sure hope someone got fired for that blunder," (+1) but give the writers a break.
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I was one such suspect, singled out for my swishiness, my lisp, and my admission that I kind of enjoyed "Breakaway" by Kelly Clarkson, a major tactical blunder.
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The fiasco, described as an "almost laughable laboratory blunder," got its own chapter in the book When Science Goes Wrong: Twelve Tales from the Dark Side of Discovery.
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HE HAD to comfort himself by accusing Barack Obama of a historic blunder and by slandering the leaders of France and Britain as shills greedy for Iranian cash.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott said Wray, appointed to head the FBI by Trump last year after the president fired James Comey, should step down over the agency's blunder.
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The big question now is whether this distinct social democratic tilt will prevent Democrats from taking full advantage of the GOP's blunder in making Trump their standard bearer.
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Another broadcaster blunder Broadcasters being under fire is already well-worn territory in these young Games, and NBC's Chris Marlowe was the latest to have a regrettable moment.
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Reddit has yet again blessed us with a hardy food-related laugh, and this most recent one comes from supermarket blunder some user randomly caught while grocery shopping.
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Foreign policy isn't something Americans usually care about at the ballot box — they mostly have domestic concerns — although a major foreign policy blunder could weigh down a candidacy.
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Former Justice Department officials familiar with the case told me that the FBI's failure to move more quickly in this phase of the investigation represented a serious blunder.
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Miami's Jakeem Grant committed a huge blunder to open the fourth by fumbling a punt at the Chargers 20, and with San Diego's Darrell Stuckey making the recovery.
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Mrs Clinton's attack on Mr Trump duly cast him as a dangerous and thin-skinned blowhard with such a short temper that he might blunder into a war.
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With all the pressing issues around the world, turning a 2,000-mile boundary into a headache for our security and intelligence communities would be an enormous strategic blunder.
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He singled out Canada and Mexico, America's partners in the "historic trade blunder … the catastrophe known as NAFTA," effectively blaming them for "shattering the dreams" of American workers.
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The blunder is more systemic: a loophole in new domain application contracts allows losers to subject winners to the full Vogon poetry of ICANN's bylaws, with predicable results.
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Military incidents in the Gulf have increased international concern that both sides could blunder into a war in the strategic waterway, which is vital to world oil supplies.
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Al-Nassr were playing Al-Fateh at the Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi Sports City Stadium on August 30 when the blunder occurred, according to Saudi news outlet Ariyadhiah.
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Without it, this administration will push or tumble the U.S. deep into a box that leads us into another costly and tragic strategic blunder in the Middle East.
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As with the Cold War, the main danger is that the nations blunder into nuclear war through miscommunication, where one party misinterprets ritualistic brinksmanship as a genuine threat.
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It's not clear whether Trump's move here is a stroke of genius or a devastating blunder that will sink his campaign — I explored some of the possibilities here.
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Despite some lingering minor issues — he was benched just before the playoffs because of a late arrival and a baserunning blunder — Puig has been even better this year.
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With his blunder about the moon's phases, he realizes that writing, and the knowledge obtained from reading, was both a reason to live and a means to escape.
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SoftBank is already underwater with its $7.6 billion investment in Uber, arguably the tech industry's biggest blunder of an IPO before the upcoming WeWork debut (if it happens).
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She had not simply come up short of expectations in three previous Winter Games — she had what may still stand as the best-known Olympics blunder in history.
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So we're left with a president who is both relatively likely to blunder us into some catastrophe and likely to respond to catastrophe in inappropriate or illegal ways.
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The entire matter may be one of the most disastrous chief executive departures in recent corporate history, and it is now a metaphor for an ad-industry blunder.
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A former immigration minister, Birthe Ronn Hornbech, called the island project "a joke" and a blunder comparable to a soccer player scoring a goal for the opposing team.
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He wrote a letter admitting a "blunder" in an ongoing debate with Theodor Kaluza, a German mathematician with a new notion of space-time that required five dimensions.
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Mr. Ritter said he once made a catastrophic blunder of cleaning out the layers of residue in the upper tubing of Illinois Jacquet's horn, which brightened the sound.
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As for Spencer's blunder, Allen's not going to hold it against her ... even if other big names in the dance community -- notably Abby Lee Miller -- are less forgiving.
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Rick Vasquez, who led the ATF's technical division until shortly before the first of these rulings and now runs a security consulting firm, called the determinations a blunder.
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Thus begins a blunder-filled odyssey that soon has Ray and, presumably, the viewer wondering who is manipulating whom and whether Ray has even snatched the right person.
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However, the DCCC made a major blunder this week by trying to sabotage the campaign of Laura Moser in the 7th congressional district in the Texas Democratic primary.
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The reader does not recognize the work (what writers call "work") that goes into the choices we fiddle with and blunder into before landing on the right ones.
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The Hill's Editor-in-Chief Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackGOP lawmaker: We're past point of doing separate infrastructure bill The Hill's Editor-in-Chief: Dems strategic blunder on impeachment?
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"Joe Biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in Iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country," Sanders said.
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But this time the "business as usual" approach to transparency isn't cutting it, since the government blunder left Hawaii's million or so residents literally fearing for their lives.
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So does it really matter that his policies helped contribute to the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression and the worst foreign policy blunder in American history?
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He left with his reputation tarnished, having made a high-profile blunder in the late-night wars: He moved Jay Leno to prime time, an instant ratings debacle.
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As I watch Trump blunder with Britain, I am terrified that his handling of the Korean crisis might lead to the deaths of many, many, many, many people.
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There has been a weird epidemic of shortsighted schadenfreude among Republican insiders over the past week as they watch Trump's campaign blunder through the intricacies of delegate selection.
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The denizens of Twitter, worn and wearied by a heavy week of soul-crushing Kavanaugh news, welcomed the blunder with open arms and, naturally, had a field day.
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And I'm offering a special prize to the first publicist who sends me a pitch with the What Social Media Managers Can Learn From Apple's Twitter Blunder subject line.
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He also told the court that participating in a television interview with Bob Costas of NBC News, which was widely regarded as a public relations blunder, was Amendola's idea.
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New Hampshire voters didn't just watch the debate, they read three days of brutal media coverage — including here at Vox, including by me — describing it as a big blunder.
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Success is not measured by breakthroughs and ceasefires—welcome as those would be in a country as benighted as Syria—but by lowering the chances of a Russian blunder.
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Despite Gates' blunder, Microsoft still currently has the highest market cap of the contenders at $1 trillion; Apple currently has a market cap of $918 billion, with Alphabet Inc.
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To hear the outcry over President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw all US troops from Syria, one would think he'd just made the greatest strategic blunder in American history.
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Still, the Steelers are the only team left that can have an offensive blunder or two and still stay in a game, and that certainly doesn't hurt their odds.
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But it isn't difficult to imagine a similar blunder with bigger ramifications, particularly as more and more Americans embrace voice search and the notion of the infallible AI oracle.
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Facebook's gang that couldn't shoot straight advertising department has made another blunder, this time by pulling Elizabeth Warren campaign ads touting the senator's proposal to break up big tech.
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But Trump went further even than Barr's conclusions in his claims of victory, which might turn out to be a strategic blunder if the report goes badly for Trump.
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Needham and DeMint were now major movers for a PR disaster for the Republican Party that was widely viewed as a strategic blunder that resulted in no policy gains.
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Whether the blunder was Spotify's mistake or an accidental leak on behalf of Lamar's management is unclear, but this isn't the first issue Lamar has had with a release.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York said she supports abolishing the Department of Homeland Security, describing it as a blunder from George W. Bush's presidency in the 2000s.
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"They have committed a big blunder," said Jagmohan Singh Raina, president of the All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee, a group of civil and religious organizations from the Sikh community.
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By blunder or miscalculation, nuclear powers now risk the unthinkable by violating or walking away from existing nuclear agreements, while at the same time expanding their already bloated arsenals.
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And it has prompted questions over whether Trump intends a shift in US policy, or if this was a blunder by a team with limited experience of international affairs.
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This comes on the heels of last week's major blunder, in which a modern-day disposable coffee cup was left visible on a table in a scene with Daenerys.
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And earlier this year, some 305 supersecret James Bond wannabes were outed by a shared blunder: They all registered their vehicles to the address of their supersecret operating base.
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The move is the latest fallout from an independence vote that many Iraqi Kurdish leaders now see as a catastrophic blunder costing them their economic and political self-reliance.
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Senegal struck first in the 11th minute on a blunder from Eiji Kawashima, the veteran Japanese goalkeeper, who chose to punch a low shot away instead of collecting it.
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He said that Trump's hastily agreed-to meeting at Camp David with the Taliban this month, which fell apart just as quickly over the weekend, was a serious blunder.
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In a season of many miscues by the Mets, including a lineup that batted out of order, Reyes's double blunder seemed destined to send the Mets to another defeat.
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Second, his foreign policy, however blunder-rich, keeps failing to produce the feared descents into war — the main metric by which voters tend to judge success or failure overseas.
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Despite this blunder — or perhaps because of it — the next morning the Pierces approve the takeover, provided they keep editorial control and Siobhan is officially announced as Logan's successor.
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Blue Jackets 3, Hurricanes 2 Nick Foligno made up for a blunder moments earlier by scoring the game-winning goal with 1:41 remaining as Columbus defeated visiting Carolina.
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White House officials say that was a blunder, and that the process of reviewing executive orders has been straightened out by Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff.
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"Joe Biden voted (for) and helped lead the effort for the war in Iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country," Sanders said.
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The ham-fisted way this piece was run, then updated, then un-updated, pinned on Rearick, and pulled suggests a serious blunder by the online magazine, Facebook, or both.
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We speak, of course, of the blunder that led "La La Land" to initially -- and mistakenly -- being named the best picture winner over "Moonlight" at the 89th Academy Awards.
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If you realize your blunder before the employee finds out, admit your mistake to the person you told and urge that person to keep what you said in confidence.
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Let's say he knows we need someone to admire, and says a hero is a person who blunders into an open cave, and that it takes courage to blunder.
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Imagining plans more concretely, as I already described, will somewhat help prevent the first blunder, stopping you from agreeing to do things that you later won't want to do.
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The odds that he will systematically corrupt American institutions and install an authoritarian kleptocracy or blunder into some kind of catastrophic war seem simply too high to entirely discount.
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Now, NASA's blunder will belong to the highest bidder: the three surviving videotapes of the seminal moment in space exploration are up for auction--at a starting bid of $700,303.
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They got it, in part, through a costly blunder by Cleveland's J.R. Smith and a disputed foul call involving James -- en route to a 124-114 win in Oakland, Calif.
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Like Trump, Flynn calls the 2003 invasion of Iraq a strategic blunder and says that energy should have been directed instead toward political support for opponents of Iran's theocratic rulers.
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Mercado avenged a base-running blunder that ended the first inning with a run-scoring single to center field in the third to give the Indians a 2-0 lead.
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The big picture: Google reportedly found no evidence that developers misused the exposed data, but the blunder and subsequent cover-up will undoubtedly invite renewed talks of regulation in Washington.
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Referees have made a lot of news this season, not all of it favorable, and the N.F.L. will hope that the Super Bowl is not remembered for another officiating blunder.
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This unknown blunder (the bill was being mailed to a former accountant's office who hadn't worked for the homeowners association since the 1980s) put the tiny street up for auction.
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McDonald's left Twitter followers confused after posting what appeared to be an incomplete draft of a Black Friday tweet, but they made up for the blunder with an epic comeback.
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President Trump's boast last night that he has a "bigger & more powerful" Nuclear Button (caps, Trump's) than North Korea has some administration insiders worried that we could blunder into war.
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"It is not a good day for us certainly," the Italian told reporters in the team's harbourside hospitality after a session that saw Ferrari's qualifying blunder broadcast around the world.
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Despite United Airlines' high-profile blunder in yanking a passenger from a full flight, the odds of getting bumped from your next flight on a U.S. carrier are very small.
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Biggest Super Bowl blunder ever has gotta go to Young Jeezy ... for bailing on the Falcons at the start of overtime and crowning them champs ... before the GREATEST. COMEBACK. EVER.
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Easy: In terms of sheer entertainment, there's nothing like seeing a young man, who was raised exclusively amongst other men, blunder his way through romantic love for the first time.
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In the debate, Trump needs to correct his blunder by not treating voters to another dose of his politics, which resembles a high school prank, full of insults and falsehoods.
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Dorsey responded by saying he wasn't blaming the communications team — yet it wouldn't be the first time the CEO has pointed his finger at that department following a PR blunder.
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Unfortunately, for the second race in a row, Daniel Ricciardo, the best driver in the field, paid the price for a blunder by his Red Bull team and finished second.
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"Bolton played a key role in politicizing the [intelligence] that misled us into the Iraq War — We cannot let this extreme war hawk blunder us into another terrible conflict," Sen.
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"He might have asked why Humayun Khan had died in the first place — because of a war that many, if not most, Americans regard as a tragic blunder," he said.
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U.S. captain Steve Stricker sent out British Open champion Spieth and Reed first who overcame a rules blunder at the 12th that appeared to open the door for the Internationals.
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"The stamp issue will be a timely commemoration of all those who participated and will use images from the day itself," the Royal Mail said before the blunder was revealed.
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Inadvertently, this corporate blunder has created a new role for the states in merger review: acting as a backstop in cases of gross dereliction of duty by the federal government.
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Each new prime minister seems to blunder into a diplomatic spat with our nearest neighbor, Indonesia, the new rising economic star of Asia and the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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This is the kind of classic diplomatic blunder that, had it been committed by a Democratic president, would have produced thunderous denunciations from people like John Bolton and Mike Pompeo.
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This dark energy bears all the earmarks of a fudge factor, called the cosmological constant, that Einstein inserted into his equations a century ago, and later rejected as a blunder.
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As their present-day selves stand in the forefront of the frame narrating their sexual histories, younger versions of them kiss and clutch and ache and blunder in the background.
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"The danger of nuclear blunder is increasing, but because the average guy can't do much about the nuclear arms race, it's not a topic of general coverage," Mr. Brown said.
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The main outcome of the Bloomberg News campaign coverage blunder is that it gives Trump yet another opportunity to bash the mainstream, east-coast based big media outlets as unfair.
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Sanders has called that war "the worst foreign policy blunder in the history of the country," and Trump has prided himself on having been an early opponent of the war.
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Santa Claus doing lines of coke on your holiday sweater is NOT what Walmart's all about -- according to the big-box store, which is blaming Canada ... for the fashion blunder.
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The status quo is not working, and with each blunder by the FAA it becomes more apparent that the agency is simply not capable of implementing NextGen on its own.
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It seems clear that vaping product producers will need to reestablish trust in the wake of this fatal blunder, and part of that will have to be transparency and regulation.
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The onstage blunder was not rectified until the "La La Land" cast and producers were on stage giving their acceptance speeches caught the mistake and announced "Moonlight" as the real winners.
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This blunder caused oxygen levels in the cabin to fall, and triggered the release of oxygen masks from the cabin ceiling, which passengers soon photographed and started sharing to social media.
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Spencer's Gifts is known for cheeky graphic T-shirts, among other (often very random) things — and while the mall staple sometimes misses the mark, its latest blunder is way, way off.
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The blunder is the latest setback for ABC's troubled news division, which has struggled for identity in recent years as the TV news spotlight has shifted to cable and the Internet.
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This was in reference to the U.K. weather forecaster's famous blunder in which, during a live broadcast, he dismissed the possibility of a hurricane hitting the south of England in 1987.
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In another blunder, a former engineer recalls the collective raised eyebrow after Rebekah announced she was launching WeGrow in 2017 because she couldn't find suitable education options for her five children.
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But their poll numbers were never quite strong enough — and they worsened after Johnson's infamous "What is Aleppo?" blunder in response to a question about the war-torn city in Syria.
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The team's chief executive, Jed York, never acknowledged his blunder; instead, he just issued the standard "we can never repay you for what you've done" statements as Tomsula walked the plank.
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And on March 14th, United fessed up to yet another blunder, this time flying a German Shepherd dog from Oregon to Japan instead of its intended destination, Kansas City in Missouri.
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Attempts by the administration to explain its strategy on Syria and to shame Russia for its backing of Assad were blown out of the water by a huge blunder by Spicer.
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Like #NeverTrump conservatives now, Barack Obama was there back then, to remind her and Democratic voters that not everybody had made such a grave blunder, and voters punished her for it.
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In order to maintain his relationship, he'll have to have a very similar heartfelt set of messages about what a serious blunder it was for him to participate in that conversation.
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Trump's queen of "alternative facts" had a very public dispute with the cable news network in an exchange that displayed to everyone how hard she's trying to spin her latest blunder.
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Mosseri acknowledged that Facebook has learned its lesson from that blunder as well and will try to provide better communication on changes it's making to its core product in the future.
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The article threatened to become a public-relations blunder for the Communist Party, which has sought to win hearts and minds in Taiwan in recent years as it pushes for reunification.
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The episode is just the latest editorial blunder for the company, which has become a source of constant controversy in the news industry as Facebook's role in disseminating information grows larger.
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Jay Leno says Kathy Griffin's blunder wasn't necessarily posing for the gory photo showing her holding a bloody prop depicting President Trump's decapitated head — it was wading into politics at all.
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" He also noted Fox News once misspelled "selfie" during a 2014 report on selfies and had a blunder in a separate chyron from 2014: "They even misspelled 'spelling bee' — that's true.
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In not fielding a for the post of chief minister, it risks repeating a tactical blunder that contributed to a heavy defeat in Bihar, another Hindi-speaking heartland state, in 2015.
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You would expect scorn to be heaped on a man for committing such a big blunder in a key moment of televised sports, even though Friedman is apparently a revered veteran.
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Clayton's modernization attempts need to be realistic about the fact that today, if individual investors blunder into private markets where they have no protection, they will overwhelmingly end up getting fleeced.
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Second, that U.S. policy blunder allowed China to build a readily deployed treasure chest of more than $3 trillion, and an additional $2 trillion in short- and long-term international investments.
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Snider told Kim Masters in a 2007 Esquire article that Mr. Diller was such a tough boss that she teared up with him, after she made a blunder at a meeting.
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The super-competent who can see more than four hours ahead, while the people "in charge" blunder from endless meeting to endless meeting, making plans that'll get whiteboarded away next week.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scores early — a fourth-minute penalty — and late — on a 44th-minute blunder by Spain's goalkeeper — and Portugal leads the Iberian Derby in Sochi, 2-1 at the break.
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But the Jhas, like so many people who blunder into freakish, spontaneous wealth, have no habits or folkways to rely on, and how they handle their unexpected windfall — dramatic tension alert!
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This blunder comes amidst the further spread of coronavirus, which has infected thousands in mainland China and eight in the US. Delta and American airlines have canceled flights to the mainland.
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There was no announcement at the FBI about steps being taken to ensure such a major blunder won't happen in the future; there was only what amounted to a symbolic shrug.
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Steve Bannon, former chief strategist for President Donald Trump, said in a CBS interview that the president made a historic blunder in stripping James Comey of his post at the FBI.
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Matt Chapman atoned for a baserunning blunder by hitting the tie-breaking solo homer in the seventh inning as the Athletics edged the New York Mets 3-2 at Citi Field.
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In a strategic blunder that echoed David Cameron's call for a "Brexit" referendum, Mr. Renzi had tied his government's tenure to Sunday's vote when he was flying high in the polls.
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The revelation is somewhat of a blunder for Meng, who is CFO of Chinese tech giant Huawei, which makes smartphones, tablets, and laptops — all very good ones — that compete directly with Apple's.
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Indeed, AI is here — although Microsoft's blunder with Tay, the "teenaged girl AI" embodied by a Twitter account who "turned racist" shows that we obviously still have a long way to go.
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The vote in tiny Umbria, a traditional centre-left stronghold with less than 900,000 inhabitants, restores impetus to Salvini after his political blunder that saw the League lose power nationally this summer.
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Equally fine are the actors in the "offstage" roles: Tracee Chimo ("Bad Jews") brings a fervid anxiousness to Poppy, the stage manager, who seems ever in fear of making some colossal blunder.
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Danica -- the show's first ever female host -- came out hard with jokes ... about Cleveland sports, J.R. Smith's Finals blunder, LeBron's hair, Ben Simmons joining the Kardashians -- and even the National Anthem controversy.
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Here is where Atlanta made its second major blunder, coming after the Falcons got a 39-yard pass-and-run from Ryan to Devonta Freeman on the first play after the kickoff.
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" Chernow remarked, "As best I can tell, Washington committed only one major blunder as President: He failed to put his name on Mount Vernon and thereby bungled an early opportunity at branding.
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Warren Beatty's got a new BFF Monday morning -- Steve Harvey's suddenly showing him all kinds of love for giving people a new epic live TV blunder to harp on, instead of Steve's.
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Despite the Best Picture blunder stealing all the headlines, Moonlight's win at Sunday's Oscars has people talking for a different reason: It's the first LGBTQ film to win the evening's top prize.
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Facts aside, however, Spicer's blunder highlights the much more concerning, and decidedly bipartisan, rhetorical trend of appropriating unfathomable crimes against humanity, like the Holocaust or slavery, and using them as political metaphors.
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Yet the entire Iraq imbroglio was such a blunder and such a disaster to regional stability that it would be foolish for policymakers to discard the hard-learned lessons of that conflict.
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Audrina Patridge is pissed her ex-husband, Corey Bohan, made a big blunder in their custody arrangement ... one that turned her holiday into a stress-filled day of panic about their daughter.
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A strategy blunder then dropped the four-times world champion from first to fourth before he eventually retired with a fuel pressure problem seven laps from the end of a calamitous afternoon.
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Federal prosecutors regularly reuse motions as templates for court filings, but the inclusion of such a high-profile name in a sealed criminal case, in this instance, amounted to a significant blunder.
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"He is not quite a prime-time politician yet, so he could probably afford it if the response turns into the kind of blunder we have seen in the past," he added.
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Democratic lawmakers interviewed on the prospect of a Bloomberg campaign praise his business acumen and judgment and add in the same breath that a White House bid would be a wasteful blunder.
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And yet if we balance our cynicism with empathy and common sense, it's easy to see that a blunder on the part of the faithful doesn't mean the faith isn't worth following.
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The sophisticated take on Mitt Romney's remarkable broadside against Donald Trump's policy positions, business acumen and personal morals this morning is that it was an unforced blunder that probably only helps Trump.
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It's clear from the anger that administration officials faced at a City Council hearing on Thursday that Mr. de Blasio is paying the price for the managerial blunder of overpromising and underdelivering.
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Pepsi's blunder Gillette and Nike's advertising have been successful because there are a clear links to the brands, said Reber, who also heads the University of Georgia's advertising and public relations department.
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Mr. Eugene fumed as he watched the Wolves commit one blunder after another: The quarterback was overthrowing his receivers, the safeties were lagging in coverage and the offensive line was getting steamrolled.
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Sara Däbritz doubled the lead in the 271th minute from a goalkeeping blunder, Alexandra Popp made it 3-0 in the 40th, and Lina Magull added the final goal in the 58th.
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A blunder with paperwork seems to have been the problem: British Airways said a German company that had chartered the plane, WDL Aviation, had submitted the wrong route to air traffic controllers.
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He clearly forgot the score at the worse possible time late in regulation in Game 183, but it has to help when it comes to coping with the aftereffect of that blunder.
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If Mr. Trump continues to privilege force over diplomacy, the United States will continue to blunder into trouble, upset allies unnecessarily and be unable to end its present conflicts on favorable terms.
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Steve Harvey and the Miss Universe crew might be trying to dodge blame for the Best Costume blunder, but Miss Malaysia's team is here to put it right back in their corner.
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Into this mix blunder a pair of black-suited, derby-wearing police officers who would look as at home in "The Adventures of Tintin" as they might in a Mack Sennett short.
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In October, the Punjabi government, desperate to make the PR blunder of Salahuddin's death go away, promised to build a technical college in Gorali and provide a gas connection to the village.
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"The revision of the law on corruption was the blunder that made the public very angry with him," said Djayadi Hanan, executive director of the Indonesia Survey Institute, an independent polling group.
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His most recent blunder, saying that Alabama was in the path of Hurricane Dorian, when all the weather services said it was not, could have been simply a misstatement or a misunderstanding.
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The youngster, who had vowed to be aggressive after a Ferrari strategy blunder messed up his qualifying, paid the price when he tried the same move on Renault's Nico Hulkenberg at Rascasse.
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A report from International Crisis Group earlier this year warned that Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan could "blunder into a crisis if they do not strike a bargain before the GERD begins operation".
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What authoritarian regimes do is blunder forward, grasping and grabbing power whenever and wherever they can, building secretive inner circles, surrounding themselves with supplicant state media, demonizing dissenting voices, and punishing enemies.
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Silverstein was widely criticized for the blunder and his "correction" received over 1,400 responses ranging from followers referring to the Times as "fake news" to followers criticizing the editor for blaming his family.
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Owing to a recent blunder, their mother Patti's considerable guilt yields a version of Tommy as the priest she hoped he'd become, a wholesome figure to whom she looks for absolution and forgiveness.
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When Turkey's autocratic president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, strong-armed his country's electoral watchdog into annulling the result of a mayoral election his party had lost in March, it looked like an obvious blunder.
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If Mrs Pelosi was serious in arguing, after her Conyers blunder, that politicians should be held to the same standard of accountability as the rest of us, she should belatedly take the hit.
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Samsung's biggest product blunder this year wasn't related to hardware at all: it was the Bixby virtual assistant, which first debuted on the S8 and also was prominently featured on the Note 8.
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The moment that Mitchell "blunder[s] upon the truth"—or what he believes to be the truth—about the nonexistence of Gould's book is one of the most dramatic moments in literary journalism.
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Or, on a more appropriate scale, the dread must have overcome pro-war Democrats last decade, when they realized that they'd tainted themselves forever with the greatest foreign policy blunder in American history.
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Every fashion week seems to bring with it another diversity blunder, whether it's Valentino's Africa-themed 2016 line that featured mostly white models or Balenciaga featuring only white models at its March show.
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His assessment of the Bush administration: Though Trump's claim that he always opposed the war in Iraq is false, in recent years he has repeatedly opined that Bush's war was a terrible blunder.
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Marlin StutzmanMarlin Andrew StutzmanK Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers Schultz recruiting GOP insiders ahead of possible 2020 bid McCarthy's GOP critics see opening after Benghazi blunder MORE's failed 2016 Senate campaign.
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It is a striking and historic blunder for Republicans to gamble their hopes for 2018 on three of the most unpopular measures in modern political history on health care, taxes and net neutrality.
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" Ron Chernow: "Now as best I can tell, Washington committed only one major blunder as president: he failed to put his name on Mount Vernon and thereby bungled an early opportunity at branding.
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President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the vast majority of the roughly 1,000 troops in Syria left a bipartisan group of lawmakers flabbergasted in what they described as an abrupt foreign policy blunder.
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"It's a major foreign policy blunder because not only does it abandon the Kurds and the Syrian Democratic Forces, but it leaves Russia and Iran to expand their influence in Syria," she said.
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Most of this episode cuts between the annual White House nondenominational holiday party and a typical New Hampshire campaign stop for Jonah, where his quick temper results in a possible career-ending blunder.
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Politically, a trip to Rome without a meeting with Francis would have been a blunder, Costas Panagopoulos, a political science professor at Fordham University who is teaching at Yale, had said on Friday.
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The Astros also took advantage of a blunder by left fielder Aaron Hicks, who misplayed Altuve's fourth-inning liner into a leadoff double against Masahiro Tanaka, who had retired the first nine batters.
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Not even bad luck of its own, like a blunder that handed Croatia a second goal late in the game and cut the French lead to two goals, came with any real price.
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Last October, Girardi committed a rare tactical blunder when he did not challenge a call that the Indians' Lonnie Chisenhall had been hit by a pitch when replays showed that he had not.
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The biggest and most consequential blunder of the Trump administration so far was the rollout of its executive order blocking entry to the US for refugees and nationals of seven majority-Muslim countries.
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Senzel atoned for an earlier baserunning blunder by slapping a two-run double past the outstretched glove of left fielder Kyle Schwarber to give the Reds a 4-0 advantage in the fourth.
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He said he already had rejected suggestions from the national media that it was time to bench goalkeeper David de Gea, whose blunder cost Spain a goal in its opening tie against Portugal.
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The comment was widely interpreted as meaning that Britain would leave the European Single Market as part of Brexit negotiations, and the pound's sharp fall suggests investors see this as an economic blunder.
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The Astros compounded the problem by publicly denying the incident, another public-relations blunder for a team that had barred a credentialed reporter from its clubhouse in August to placate pitcher Justin Verlander.
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Instead of preventing egregious mistakes, such as the one that most likely cost New Orleans a berth in the last Super Bowl, expanding video review to include pass interference looks like another blunder.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warned world leaders on Wednesday at the U.N. General Assembly that "the Gulf region is on the edge of collapse, as a single blunder can fuel a big fire."
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The blunder couldn't come at a worse time for the vulnerable Democratic senator, who is running for re-election in a state that President Donald Trump won by 36 percentage points in 2016.
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But even if it were more up-to-the minute, it's not as though Ralph and Vanellope would blunder down a dark alley and meet a bunch of 4chan Nazis or anything like that.
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For months Mrs Clinton denied having done anything wrong—before having a begrudging acknowledgement of her blunder, and more begrudging apology for it, wrung out of her by unrelenting negative coverage of the affair.
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Matchmaker also will show you the Hinge profiles of people who are inactive or did a common blunder of thinking they deleted their account when really they only deleted the app from their phone.
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One blunder, the Tencent sources said, was to replace the "Honour of Kings" characters, which are inspired by Chinese mythology with figures from European folklore and Western comic-book heroes like Batman and Superman.
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Some nervous business accountholders and savers have headed for the exit since the accounting blunder, citing concerns about the bank's stability after the board refused to accept the resignation of Chief Executive Craig Donaldson.
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It's also worth pointing out that the original image with a dozen missiles was inspired by a 2008 Iranian government blunder, when the state was caught using a photoshopped image of its missile tests.
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"I will not raise state taxes, cut property tax relief, reduce aid to education or our hospitals, or reduce the state's record pension payment to cover for this blunder by the legislature," Christie said.
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Flynn was fired because he lied to the vice president, both a workplace blunder and, in the eyes of the Justice Department, an action that could make him liable to blackmail by the Russians.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COMMENTARY Josh Cohen: How Trump can show he's tough on anti-Semitism Anthony Lester: Ireland - Theresa May's latest Brexit blunder For now, the 41-year-old Navalny might prefer to wait.
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It is not just a tragedy, it is a blunder that the Supreme Court in staying the CPP did not understand the importance of regulating in favor of new markets, new opportunities, change itself.
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He stumbled even before he was a candidate when he failed to answer a question about the Iraq war last May -- a blunder that took Bush a week and multiple attempts to get right.
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Conservative lawmakers treated it as a fashion blunder and laughed at Mr. Corbyn, eliciting an angry response from Theresa May, Mr. Johnson's predecessor, who had to remind her colleagues that it was for Grenfell.
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That would at least have given some differentiation from its highly successful S7 family now — though obviously Samsung wouldn't have ever foreseen stumbling into a blunder quite as prolonged and impactful as this one.
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"It's a major foreign policy blunder because not only does it abandon the Kurds and the Syrian Democratic Forces, but it leaves Russia and Iran to expand their influence in Syria," she said. Sen.
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But Trump's critics inside Washington, his own party, the military and around the world are already decrying what they see as a massive strategic blunder that could open the way for an ISIS rebound.
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The lowly grid position was a consequence of a Ferrari strategy blunder on Saturday, with the Italian team deciding not to send him out for one more lap in the first phase of qualifying.
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In venues such as Foreign Policy, The Atlantic and The Washington Post they have described Trump as "utterly incompetent" (Boot) and as running a foreign policy defined by "blunder, inattention, miscomprehension or willfulness" (Cohen).
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In not fielding its own candidate for the post of chief minister it also risks repeating a tactical blunder that contributed to a heavy defeat in Bihar, another Hindi-speaking heartland state, in 2015.
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Consider this: Whenever a big snafu befell Dubya, Britney would have a conveniently timed meltdown, placing the pop star at the top of CNN's news crawl and steering eyes away from Bush's newest blunder.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - A triple-bogey seven dropped Bryson DeChambeau four shots from the lead at the Masters, but the closing-hole blunder failed to dampen the spirits of the American amateur on Friday.
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By the time Grandal committed another blunder, the Brewers had plenty of breathing room thanks to Arcia's home run, which was his third of the postseason — matching his total from 119 regular-season games.
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Also at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing about the blunder, a federal regulator disclosed that the state civil defense employee who mistakenly activated the alert during a drill has refused to speak with investigators.
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In the late 1990s, he sent several hundred Pakistanis to their slaughter against Indian forces in the Siachen area of Kashmir, and even after being called out for that blunder expressed largely self-pity.
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But the Astros go from crisp defense to a really bad blunder when George Springer lets a sinking liner get behind him for a run-scoring triple by Cody Bellinger (scoring Hernandez from first).
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But on the basis of everything I know, to try to completely jumpstart the economy after 15 days, or on Easter Sunday would be the greatest policy blunder of the 21st century by far.
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Most men and women who rise above or venture outside the norm turn out to have a bewildering variety of gifts and defects, and they blunder as often as they pursue a fixed purpose.
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Perhaps his biggest blunder was at a parliamentary committee in 2017, when he incorrectly told lawmakers that an Anglo-Iranian woman being held in Tehran, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, had been teaching journalism to students.
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Bolton's announcement won't change McConnell's thinking on how to process this impeachment, and underscores what a blunder it was for Pelosi and Adam Schiff to have failed to subpoena Bolton in the first place.
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Photo: GettyFacebook is staring down yet another security blunder, this time with an incident involving an exposed server containing hundreds of millions of phone numbers that were previously associated with accounts on its platform.
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Reports surfaced this week that Petrov died earlier this year, offering an auspicious reminder that mankind is still just one blunder away from wiping itself off the face of the planet with nuclear weapons.
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Given the history between NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and Trump, it seems at least one user expects the show's writers to include the blunder in actor Alec Baldwin's portrayal of the president-elect on SNL.
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The police continued to insist he was a terrorist, but more than a month after the raid Israel's security service and Ministry of Justice changed the story and attributed the incident to a police blunder.
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In a lecture at the Indian Science Congress and posted on YouTube, one speaker, Kannan Jegathala Krishnan said Isaac Newton was wrong about gravity, Albert Einstein made a "big blunder" and questioned Stephen Hawking's achievements.
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" He defended his blunder by blaming it on his lack of experience on television: "I don't know how to articulate my words," he said, "I was speaking with her as a one-on-one conversation.
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Yet, eager to swerve a PR blunder by the male-dominated Republican Senate Judiciary Committee majority, the GOP brought in a woman—Arizona sex-crime prosecutor Rachel Mitchell—to do their dirty work for them.
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LONDON — The final match of the Premier League season for Manchester United and Bournemouth was abandoned Sunday afternoon after a security blunder forced the dramatic evacuation of tens of thousands of fans from the stadium.
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Marlin StutzmanMarlin Andrew StutzmanK Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers Schultz recruiting GOP insiders ahead of possible 2020 bid McCarthy's GOP critics see opening after Benghazi blunder MORE (R-Ind.), with the Stutzman Group.
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Everything I have believed in and about this great nation is about to come tumbling down, and I wonder how long it will take — if ever — to recover from the blunder of electing Donald Trump.
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The officials had another big blunder when Mahomes had scrambled about one-and-a-half yards past the line of scrimmage before throwing to Kelce for a 29-yard catch early in the second half.
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The blunder left dozens of the 166 passengers and five crew members gasping for air and bleeding from the nose and ears until the flight managed to return to Mumbai, about 45 minutes after takeoff.
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And now Dunbar, alone and lost and on the loose, must be pursued and again imprisoned, lest he somehow blunder his way toward undermining the crucial meeting that will determine the Dunbar empire's ultimate disposition.
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He called his blunder "one of the oldest stories in the business," involving a "high-profile project for a very demanding client" who was constantly asking for changes at a company before he joined Google.
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As San Francisco marched down the field, Jackson flogged himself, angry at his blunder and its consequences — a field goal by Robbie Gould, capping a 14-play series, that tied the score at 17-303.
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But — because of its stature — professional missteps by the NYT do more damage to the journalism industry than a run-of-the-mill reporting blunder by an Ohio weekly or a Florida local television newscast.
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Another New Orleans blunder helped set up the next points after Marcus Murphy muffed the ensuing kickoff out of bounds at the 1-yard line and the Saints ended up punting from their end zone.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A United Nations Security Council meeting that centered on anti-government protests in Iran was another foreign policy blunder of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, Iran's foreign minister wrote on his Twitter account.
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In order to avoid these historical mistakes and Clinton&aposs blunder, well, we hope president and it seems to, leading up to this, well, the president is now following the lead of predecessor named Ronald Reagan.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural merchants are scrambling to register themselves as cooperatives after a blunder in the country's new tax law gave farmers a tax break for selling grains to co-ops rather than private firms.
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Tesla had previously said it provided documents to the Department of Justice regarding CEO Elon Musk's controversial take-private tweet — a blunder that ultimately cost Tesla and Musk a combined $40 million in fraud settlement fees.
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Witness self-described liberal Mark Lilla's comment during an NPR interview that catering to "identity liberalism," such as "the whole issue of bathrooms and gender" was a strategic blunder that cost Hillary Clinton the 2016 election.
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"He is definitely a guy who isn't very diplomatic — he'd blunder into internal debates and internal comms would tend to keep an eye on what he's doing and posting," one former senior employee told BuzzFeed News.
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Much of the excitement around the budget, however, was dampened amid a national furore over hacking accusations after details were leaked ahead of its release, with the opposition calling for heads to roll for the blunder.
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The moment of night at the 2017 Academy Awards was a blunder for the ages – and photos from the Best Picture chaos show even the Oscars accountants behind those winner envelopes couldn't believe it went awry.
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But in a blunder that embarrassed the administration last month, Macri claimed he and British Prime Minister Theresa May had agreed, during a brief encounter at the United Nations General Assembly, to discuss the sovereignty claim.
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"You don't want to park human pathogens in a place where later on someone's going to blunder into them," John Rummel, an astrobiologist at East Carolina University and NASA's former planetary protection officer, tells The Verge.
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They continue to blunder into obvious traps, make stupid decisions that lure ever more dangerous bands of vigilantes toward them, and repeatedly get in the way of their own survival, all in the name of family.
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Consumers are soon going to be looking for this sort of control as the topic grows in intensity following Facebook's blunder and it would be wise for Google and Amazon to get ahead of consumers' expectations.
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The despondent Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo started from the pole position and finished second — after a blunder from his team, which failed to have his tires ready — and Sergio Perez was third for Force India.
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Cespedes dropped an easy Mike Moustakas fly ball, drawing laughs and cheers from the crowd, a blunder reminiscent of when he misplayed the first hit of the World Series, allowing an inside-the-park home run.
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The report, the product of seven years of work, is likely to be the definitive assessment of a conflict that is widely seen in Britain as the worst foreign policy blunder since the 22014 Suez crisis.
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And if you want to do something incredibly damaging to the country, like enabling George W. Bush to make the worst foreign policy blunder in U.S. history, don't shout inflammatory and fabricated taunts from a microphone.
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PwC had to get the right name in the right envelope and get it to the right person," said Tim Calkins, a marketing professor at Northwestern University, calling the blunder a "bit of a branding tragedy.
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To relive it as it happened, read on: Gareth Bale's two goals off the bench — one a wonder, the other a blunder — gave Real Madrid a 210-21976 victory in the Champions League final on Saturday.
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And local actors can expose the limits of our hegemony, as they did under Obama's more hands-off style, which avoided an Iraq-level blunder but saw the world's peace weaken as bloody proxy wars increased.
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Sanders is a mostly disciplined debater, hard to knock off script, but he will be under the microscope here and even the smallest blunder -- or misfired attack -- could open up a whopping can of new backlash.
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For Mr. Kim, failure of the plan announced on Thursday, which includes precise details like splashdown points and exact travel times for four test missiles, would be a potentially costly blunder that could subvert his authority.
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"Joe Biden's vote for the war in Iraq was a serious blunder, and it raises questions about both Mr. Biden's electability and foreign policy judgment," said Sam Bell, a Rhode Island state senator who backs Sanders.
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The event did not get off to the best start with organisers playing the wrong national anthem for Moldova ahead of their tie against Belgium in Sydney and apologising personally to the team for the blunder.
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A year after graduating from flight school in 2002, Rupinder Kaur struggled to find a job and wondered whether spending 2 million rupees to get her flying license had been the "biggest blunder" of her life.
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Hierro was also resolute that goalkeeper David De Gea's place was assured despite the Manchester United stopper's tough night in the opener, when he let through one of Cristiano Ronaldo's three goals with a surprising blunder.
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The whole thing was an embarrassing blunder for Apple, and sad for the rest of us who want to charge all the things without dealing with multiple stations or fraying Lightning cables once and for all.
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In a colossal blunder, the Interior Ministry then accidentally sent journalists a memo on Tuesday detailing how to deal with media after the raid, including denying any wrongdoing and accusing a syndicate leader of harboring fugitives.
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Now, breathe a sigh of relief because nothing — not even showing up to school without pants on — could compare to the Best Picture blunder at last year's Oscars when La La Land erroneously (and briefly) defeated Moonlight.
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The development marked the latest major blunder for Facebook since allegations emerged in March that a Trump-affiliated political consultancy firm, Cambridge Analytica, had improperly harvested data from tens of millions of Facebook users to influence elections.
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In failing to correctly patch a known vulnerability and exposing the personal data of potentially 143 million Americans to hackers, Equifax made a security blunder of epic proportions — however, it appears the company is just getting started.
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Mr Fillon's glimmer of hope is that support for Mr Macron, a newcomer to electoral campaigning, is not solid: some of his backers could switch after a blunder, or if his policies are seen as too liberal.
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Tasha Robinson, film / TV editor: I've gotten really impatient with movies like Drag Me To Hell or the Final Destination series, where characters accidentally blunder into a punishing situation they can't escape, no matter what they do.
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Mr Salvini's blunder signalled a looming doubt: whether poor countries of origin will be any readier to co-operate with the leader of a xenophobic, hard-right party than they have been with previous, moderate Italian governments.
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For all his recent faults, the Spanish premier's blunder in fact came much earlier, when he failed to address the Catalan government's grievances, such as unfair fiscal policies or the lack of recognition of Catalan national identity.
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Although Cycling Weekly explained that the caption was written as placeholder text by "a member of the sub-editing team" who "decided to write and idiotic caption," they can't explain away the real problem behind this blunder.
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The announcement by Cheryl Boone Isaacs that she is not seeking re-election to the board follows controversies over diversity at the Oscars and a blunder over the best picture winner at this year's glittering awards show.
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The gunman who killed 26 people in Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Sunday may not have been able to purchase a gun in the first place if it weren't for a bureaucratic blunder by the US Air Force.
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If the panic is bad enough, the Fed could call an unscheduled meeting in order to act: at the cost of signalling that conditions were dire indeed (and that it had made a huge blunder in December).
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of "Beauty & The Beast's" Wedding Registry Kevin didn't seem too concerned with the blunder, letting out a chuckle and a wide smile — but the Twittersphere noticed, and had no mercy on the man.
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But Democrats could blunder by focusing solely on Trump's personal returns, if their aim is to identify conflicts of interest between his sprawling business investments and the policies he advocates from the Oval Office, tax experts say.
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The blunder, one of the worst of Solo's long career, gave Colombia a 03-0 lead in a group-stage game that the Americans did not need to win or even tie to advance to the quarterfinals.
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Still, the withering criticism that was directed at him after the Game 2 blunder seemed to affect him deeply and, for the first time, raised the notion that his decade in the Bronx had worn on him.
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At that time, when naked hawking to your friends was still considered an etiquette blunder, the sales pitches by Rebecca's mother felt embarrassing — as gaudy and threatening to the social ecosystem as a purple rhinestone daddy longlegs.
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"Joe Biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in Iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country," Sanders said in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper Monday night.
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If President Donald Trump has to cancel his trip to Europe — as he should — he would owe a great debt of gratitude to lawmakers who shut down the government and saved him from a major political blunder.
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Though Mr Trump delighted in the New York Times's blunder—"I call for the Resignation of everybody at The New York Times involved in the Kavanaugh SMEAR story," he tweeted—the president is polling abysmally with women.
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"Joe Biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in Iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country," Sanders said in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Monday.
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"It is appalling that after 18 years Joe Biden still refuses to admit he was dead wrong on the Iraq War, the worst foreign policy blunder in modern American history," Weaver said in a statement late Saturday.
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That fix didn't stop a rash of emails on Monday, many from readers who had seen reports in conservative news outlets that had picked up on the blunder and questioned the reporter's understanding of basic Senate rules.
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How do you decide whether an uninspiring event or a dip in sales is just a temporary blunder — a part of the eternal ebb and flow of the tech world — or an indication of a serious issue?
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The Saudis were crushed 5-0 by hosts Russia in the opening game of Group A before a goalkeeping blunder from Mohammed Al-Owais handed Uruguay their place in the last 16 and eliminated the Green Falcons.
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" If she had continued with her lawsuit, he said, she would have been revealed as "an unscrupulous, wily politician who had destroyed the immigrants' book and sued me for $3 million in order to conceal her blunder.
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Rapoza said an internal investigation of the blunder would be completed by week's end and that the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency welcomed outside review by the Federal Communications Commission, which has jurisdiction over wireless U.S. alert systems.
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The move looks like a response to Yeatman's blunder more than anything else — seemingly, if Andy Yeatman hadn't made a "careless" comment at a youth soccer game, Netflix might have continued its inaction concerning the allegations against Masterson.
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The blunder was compounded when screenshots were circulated online of a private Instagram conversation, in which designer Stefano Gabbana makes a reference to "China Ignorant Dirty Smelling Mafia" and uses the smiling poo emoji to describe the country.
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In a related blunder, Amazon had included two of the items it has since taken down in a screen shot of the site that was sent to journalists and published in news outlets, including The New York Times.
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Although voters tend to cast their ballots based on who will sit in the Oval Office, a strong showing or a blunder by a vice-presidential hopeful can provide a boost or be a drag on a campaign.
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Regrettably, Mr. Trump is more likely to escalate the pressure on Iran to salvage a flawed policy rather than accept the political costs of a course correction — a blunder that will drive Iran to join the nuclear club.
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Without detailing every blunder, it is worth remembering, at this delicate juncture of team-building, that this is the same organization that handed a broken-down Joakim Noah a contract worth $72 million in free agency last season.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has offered big bounties for hundreds of convicted murderers and rapists set free in a corrections bureau blunder - and said he would be happier if they were caught dead rather than alive.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - World champion Matthew Glaetzer, favorite to win the men's sprint gold at the Commonwealth Games, crashed out of the preliminary rounds on Saturday after an "embarrassing" tactical blunder against Malaysian rank outsider Muhammad Sahrom.
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The news drew bipartisan condemnation on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers — notably Republican senators including Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubio — blasted Trump's move, calling it a "major blunder" (Rubio) that essentially handed the country to Russia and Iran (Graham).
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Houston had Jose Altuve at the plate and All-Star starter Alex Bregman on deck, set to make moot a baserunning blunder by speedy pinch runner Myles Straw, who missed third base on a Jake Marisnick single to center.
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Another A-list star had a wardrobe blunder last year at the Oscars when Nicole Kidman's criss-cross back detailing on her gown broke during the show which she altered by turning her gown into a halter-style neckline.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the country's top lender, confirmed on Thursday it lost records of almost 20 million accounts and decided to not inform its clients, a breach the nation's prime minister called "an extraordinary blunder".
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Pelosi and McConnell are suddenly finding themselves united in opposing Trump's foreign policy blunder in Syria — even if most of what they can do is condemn Trump's actions, attempt to pass sanctions, reassure allies, and counsel the White House.
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The empty-seat blunder, as Google's Washington leadership eventually recognized it, and a string of policy defeats on issues such as copyright in Europe and censorship in Asia have given Bhatia a wide opening to bring changes, sources said.
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When the Soviets shot down a Korean airliner that had veered drastically off course into their airspace, nobody in the American administration could countenance the idea that the tragedy might be (as it was) a blunder, not an atrocity.
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LOS ANGELES, May 16 (Reuters) - Late night host Jimmy Kimmel will return to helm the 2018 Academy Awards, organizers of the event said Tuesday, after the late night host artfully handled the biggest blunder in Oscars history this year.
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" In a BESA research paper in September titled "The Oslo Disaster," Karsh argued that the resulting diplomatic process was "the starkest strategic blunder in Israel's history" and "one of the worst calamities ever to have afflicted Israelis and Palestinians.
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I question a judgment which voted for the war in Iraq... (APPLAUSE) SANDERS: — the worst foreign policy blunder in the history of this country, voted for virtually every disastrous trade agreement which cost us millions of decent-paying jobs.
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Given Alcon missteps, however, investors are wary about arming Novartis with a pile of cash, for fear managers eager to refocus on cancer drugs as they address a sales hit from patent expiries might blunder into a big takeover.
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His hiring of a young activist leader, Simone Zimmerman, as his Jewish outreach director turned out to be a rare blunder for his campaign when Facebook posts turned up in which she referred to Mr. Netanyahu with a vulgarity.
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While we're out here arguing with our aunts and uncles to use password managers and two factor authentication and pointing fingers over Facebook's latest blunder, there's a cyber war (mostly a cold one, for now?) happening out of view.
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We got the founder of streetwear label Fear of God outside Delilah in Weho Friday night, who compares the Italian fashion house's recent blackface sweater blunder to a popular scene in the 1995 film "Casino" ... and it's pretty great.
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SPICER'S APOLOGY TOUR -- LET'S SAY IT ALL TOGETHER: "NEVER SAY HITLER FROM THE PODIUM": White House press secretary Sean Spicer spent Tuesday afternoon and this morning apologizing on several outlets, including CNN, MSNBC and Politico, for his Hitler blunder.
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To get well, Peck must relive the various incidents that have cumulatively unhinged him — a childhood blunder in which his brother died, an Air Force injury during the war and the sight of his psychiatrist skiing to his death.
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" Syria has emerged as a major point of tension between Trump and his GOP allies on Capitol Hill, who blasted his decision to pull back U.S. troops as "catastrophic," a "terrible decision" and the "biggest blunder of his presidency.
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Saturday's show of support came a day after Iran's foreign minister said a United Nations Security Council meeting called by the United States to discuss the protests had proved a "blunder" by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Mouzalas quickly apologized for what he said was a blunder, but other members of the government backed him, saying the row was a dangerous distraction from his efforts to deal with Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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So I blunder through and into the next gallery, which is dark and square and silver, and noisy with Velvet Underground rock, and onto whose walls films of the young and the svelte and the glamorous are being projected.
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Political speechwriters are mocking an apparent case of plagiarism by Melania Trump during her keynote address Monday night at the at the Republican National Convention, but they blame Donald Trump's amateurish campaign for the blunder more than his wife.
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