"His proposed redesign of the State Department was botched, and botched badly," Washington Post columnist Daniel Drezner writes.
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When you treat every last tweet of Trump's as if it's the botched operation in Yemen, voters lose sight of the botched operation in Yemen.
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"It's really not about saying they're 'botched,' but using the experience and skillset from Botched to help people who have been affected adversely by nature," he says.
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Unlike Samsung, Sony has completely botched how you launch it.
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On my first three tries, I botched it pretty good.
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Of course, there's always the risk of a botched job.
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She says the botched recovery effort led to preventable deaths.
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Gopal Balakrishnan "They really botched it," Dupree told BuzzFeed News.
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The surgery was botched and Rosemary emerged almost completely disabled.
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Not all of the botched proposals ended in heartbreak though.
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But by its own admission, the government botched its pitch.
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The hostages were later killed in a botched rescue mission.
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They got botched jobs, one lady came back and died.
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Midazolam, critics say, contributed to botched executions in other states.
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There is no botched rollout of a website to villainize.
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I sip an International Delight iced coffee while watching Botched.
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Several wildlife officials have been suspended over the botched transfer.
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His lawyer in the lawsuit says the execution was botched.
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"I botched a huge live show in Paris," he recalled.
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But after botched beginnings, this transaction may just make history.
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Unless you're the lady that infamously botched that Jesus fresco.
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We have botched Libya, Syria, Iran, Turkey and the Philippines.
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A woman's botched butt injections put her life at risk.
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Like a botched execution, it left the family newly traumatized.
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But in practice, critics say, she kind of botched it.
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Each year thousands of women were hospitalized for botched abortions.
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The film begins as the series did, with a botched heist.
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Even botched privatisations can improve governance in corruption-plagued emerging economies.
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With one botched murder attempt, Will was off Judith's radar forever.
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Botched patient Jessica Coleman had a dramatic pregnancy from the start.
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His execution was subsequently botched because the marksmen missed his heart.
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Don't even get me started on my botched bantu knots. Lawd.
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Finally, it was stupid because the assassination was botched so badly.
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In 4423, several executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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But to the sisters, a botched boob job left them mismatched.
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Some reports suggested that the botched operation yielded no actionable intelligence.
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In 2014, numerous executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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Read Dan Vergano's analysis of the botched investigation into the phenomenon.
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JPMorgan served as lead underwriter on The We Company's botched IPO.
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The buzzy Democratic firm that botched the Iowa caucuses, from HuffPost.
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But some members said the botched vote would linger over Ryan.
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Or was a guilty man set free after a botched investigation?
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During that time, she was present during a 2014 botched execution.
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It's 'botched surgery' talk that I don't expect from a friend.
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Following her botched relaunch, Mrs May received public support from colleagues.
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The introduction of these labels was botched from the very beginning.
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Mother changes son&aposs name after botched tattoo spells it wrong .
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They botched the most recent parliamentary elections in Britain and Israel.
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In the aftermath of the botched coup, those fears have intensified.
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Sadly, the impressive part was how terrible she botched the landing.
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Midazolam has been used in several botched executions in other states.
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But you've never seen a botched Photoshop job like this before.
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She contracted polio and underwent several botched surgeries as an infant.
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But Washington police say the murder looks like a botched robbery.
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Hartung said that the company's priorities were botched before the scare.
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In 23, several executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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Consider only how badly Trump botched this from a political perspective.
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Read Business Insider's investigation into Robinhood's botched checking and savings launch.
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He botched a fishing rod while being profiled by Outside Magazine.
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Ms. Yates did not mention the botched cases in her letter.
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The result of those experiments was an uptick in botched executions.
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His cousin had recently been jailed for a botched armed robbery.
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Remember that Spanish widow's botched restoration of a fresco of Jesus?
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Apple had botched the messaging, and its $21,2000 stand became infamous.
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The charges arose from Catalonia's botched declaration of independence last year.
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Bush's botched handling of Hurricane Katrina drove Democratic gains in 2006.
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The doctor botched her mother's C-section, she said, smothering Zayid.
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Breakingviews Republicans' botched pitch for tax cuts could cost them dearly.
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Why do you think the media botched the Trump-Russia story?
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Headlines Christine Lagarde apologises for botched communication of ECB strategy on.ft.
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You'll end up FaceTiming your mom in tears with botched bangs.
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Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn called it a "botched deal".
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His mother, Sonya, was left comatose after a botched knee surgery.
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And let's not forget the botched trade deadline shenanigans with Davis.
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I end up with a $29.32 credit for the botched meal.
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Did we learn nothing from the botched fresco fiasco of 2012?
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This is a man that totally botched HIV outbreak in Indiana.
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Here's what you need to know: • A botched attack in Brussels.
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On Monday night&aposs episode of "Botched," a show on E!
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A botched coup was followed by a purge of civil society.
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A botched nomination the next time a Supreme Court vacancy occurs.
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Trump's botched Yemen raid will hurt U.S. counterterror operations, analysts say Trump's botched Yemen raid will hurt U.S. counterterror operations, analysts say The fallout from a botched U.S. special forces raid last month that killed at least 23 Yemeni civilians as well as a Navy SEAL will almost certainly undermine U.S. counterterror efforts in the conflict-ridden country, analysts say.
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Botched clock management hurt the Chiefs in the first half as well.
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Midazolam has been used in several recent botched executions, including in Ohio.
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But its future is uncertain amid new allegations of a botched cleanup.
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Forced sterilization was the result of an infamously botched Supreme Court case.
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The most prolific botched video-dating platform is hidden in plain sight.
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Google sort of botched wireless charging on the Pixel 24 last year.
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By associating himself with the Cali Cartel, Jorge has botched the deal.
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He botched a line from his stump speech at the state fair.
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"That's a crazy example of being botched by nature, truly!" says Dubrow.
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Another problem is that the quick timetable could lead to botched executions.
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A botched software update can cost millions in lost revenue within minutes.
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"The thought process was it was probably a botched surgery," she explained.
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"She botched the reshuffle in January," says one former Downing Street adviser.
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In April, the Cavalier player botched a dunk against the Boston Celtics.
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As for the blood, that part came thanks to a botched landing.
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But, he has been out there unlike on healthcare, which he botched.
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After a badly botched surgery, Efurd awoke from surgery screaming in agony.
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It happened to me: I was a victim of Instagram's botched update.
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This is a classic example of a well-intended but botched regulation.
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In his eyes, Poma has already botched the makeshift memorial outside Pulse.
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"If you need a new case for Botched, you got my digits!"
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Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif in an exclusive clip from Tuesday's Botched.
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Luckily, her botched turn did not do major damage to her score.
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Four years later, the botched rollout of the law cost Democrats again.
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Raikkonen, who qualified fourth, botched his getaway and dropped down the field.
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It was just one of many answers DeVos botched on Tuesday night.
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In the 1990s botched privatisations were a key source of crony wealth.
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The issue traces back to the botched 2000 vote count in Florida.
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She must now bring her botched deal back to Parliament next week
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Both Dialog and Synaptics have dealt with botched acquisitions in recent years.
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A botched demonstration of the truck's "bulletproof" windows added to the skepticism.
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Federal health officials botched an initial diagnostic test and restricted widespread screening.
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That shortfall is easing after a botched rollout, but is not over.
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He told them that Mr. Kelly had badly botched the Porter issue.
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The result is, for the past few weeks, an utterly botched response.
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She tried to dance to safety, but botched a cartwheel and fell.
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Well, I mean, what a botched launch that was, wasn't it, really?
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Mary dies suddenly in a puddle of gore after a botched abortion.
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He kindly told me my mistake, but kept the botched drink anyway.
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He had wounded a man during a botched drug deal in 22017.
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The Sylhet siege follows a week of botched suicide bombings in Dhaka.
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Since this was my first playthrough, I botched a number of operations.
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In fact, way back in 2006 I wrote about the "mensch gap" in the Bush administration — the unwillingness of top officials to accept responsibility for the botched occupation of Iraq, the botched response to Hurricane Katrina, and more.
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Jahi McMath suffered irreversible brain damage during a botched tonsilectomy in December 2013.
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Third, there are concerns state authorities botched some of the pro-vaccination messaging.
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But now with cheek implants gone wrong, she needs the Botched doctors' help.
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You're probably more familiar with its Ecce Mono designation after its botched restoration.
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All the defendants have blamed each other for the botched drug and injuries.
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Ryan botched the reward challenge with his awkward slither up the sand dunes.
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Midazolam has also been deployed in botched executions in Arizona, Alabama, and Oklahoma.
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Peguero experienced internal bleeding, believed to have come from a botched abortion attempt.
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Takeaways: Young believes the NFL has botched its response to the anthem protests.
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Now a completely botched snap gave Minnesota a chance to ice the contest.
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Another underwent an experimental, highly invasive, and botched surgery by a military doctor.
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After a botched Iowa caucus that failed to deliver a clear winner, Sen.
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"Nixon, generally very competent, bungled and botched his handling of Watergate," he wrote.
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In much of Africa the problem stems from botched regulations and weak states.
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Reforms such as these are harsh and their implementation has often been botched.
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The complex process of restarting the system was botched, probably by inexperienced workers.
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For example, the company botched an attempted push into retail banking last year.
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Knee-jerk opposition to greater Chinese influence in Asia—such as the botched
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Even if she had wanted to kill him, she had botched the job.
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Here is how the botched attempt to seize power has changed the country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Republicans' botched pitch for tax cuts could cost them dearly.
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In 2014, several executions with a protocol including midazolam were widely considered botched.
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Another botched alert in Oregon flooded 911 dispatchers with panicked calls from residents.
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CHILE LITHIUM: How lithium-rich Chile botched a plan to attract battery makers.
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But the QB, Joel Stave, botched the play ... and ASU won (Go Devils!).
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But she's ready for the Botched doctors to try and fix her nose.
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Back in 2012, Facebook desperately sought extra revenue streams following its botched IPO.
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A botched snap denied Air Force points on the ensuing point-after attempt.
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Few remember botched efforts to introduce a carbon-trading scheme back in 2010.
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The AP was forced to leave after the botched Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Russel Honoré, who turned around the botched response to Katrina in 2005, fuming.
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Clark Rockefeller outed himself when he botched the attempted kidnapping of his daughter.
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The company has alleged it may face additional repercussions from the botched notice.
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So did the botched rollout of the federal government's health insurance marketplace, healthcare.
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But the President's public response to the questions botched two key facts: 1.
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Mr. Mundlos and Mr. Böhnhardt killed themselves after a botched robbery in 2011.
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According to Abril's research, "47,000 women die due to botched abortions" each year.
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That level of speed and secrecy increases the likelihood of a botched rollout.
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The family felt the building had botched the repairs and recently moved out.
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Accusations began flying that the botched response made an already bad situation worse.
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But Cambridge apparently botched that too, according to people familiar with the situation.
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The episode emerged from a botched campaign filing this month by Manafort's lawyers.
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Pollard will be making her second appearance Monday night on Botched, the E!
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Many sketches feature Castro's comic, and often botched, attempts to address subtle bigotry.
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Dustin Colquitt botched the snap on the PAT and threw an incomplete pass.
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The attack was the third botched suicide bombing in Dhaka in a week.
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"It was a botched plastic surgery," Robert Boyce, the chief of detectives, said.
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Yes, but the physical therapist told her that the doctor had botched something.
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But the president and his strategist sidekick badly botched their attempted rescue mission.
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That's partially the fault of its sponsors, who botched the resolution's initial rollout.
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This eventually led to the botched Watergate break-in at the DNC headquarters.
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Still: It took another (badly botched) spit take for Stewart to believe it.
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It didn't really change even after 15, after I had botched that hole up.
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As for the surgery ... here's hoping it goes better than her botched back procedure.
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Her performance became a viral sensation, as did her tweet following the botched telecast.
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How many more times could June be sent back "home" after a botched escape?
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Several officers killed an elderly woman named Kathryn Johnston in a botched drug raid.
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The botched tyre-change cost him precious momentum and he made his displeasure clear.
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As far as botched concrete jobs go, this one is by far the cutest.
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And no one knows the number of women who have died from botched abortions.
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The company is also the biggest backer of WeWork, which suffered a botched IPO.
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Nothing has convinced him that his son didn't die in a botched, unnecessary raid.
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The pop superstar's half-baked viral stunt turned out flatter than a botched soufflé.
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They throw away their lives for a pointless and usually botched moment of terrorism.
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After the last botched mission, Serrano's superior essentially told him he's on thin ice.
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That is a decision left up to Barr himself, and he has botched it.
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Instead, it copies them onto a small black remote shaped like a botched eclair.
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Flann O'Brien's masterpiece also starts with a standard crime—a botched robbery and murder.
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It has, unsurprisingly, utterly botched the full online experience with games like Splatoon 2.
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Have you ever botched a celeb's color, but you two laugh about it now?
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The number, it turned out, was hugely inaccurate, a botched interpretation of police data.
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The two most obvious results of a botched succession are incompetent leaders and feuds.
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The "Botched" star makes it clear ... Trump has no evidence Mika had plastic surgery.
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The first person I tattooed was my half-sister, and I botched it completely.
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It was Juanfran, however, who botched it, also finding woodwork on the left post.
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Liziane's already cheated death after botched liposuction ... and her fingers are crossed once again.
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Buemi botched his qualifying attempt and had to start the race 18th — dead last.
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Speedy Hire has struggled since a botched implementation of an IT system last year.
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Deven Marrero reached on a botched force play that allowed Vazquez to reach second.
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Not because two young mothers have been killed in botched abortions in recent years.
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GE has "botched" its power division, industrial analyst Brian Langenberg told CNBC in January.
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The winger was well behind the play when Saad's botched pass eluded Brent Seabrook.
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"We're treating it as a botched robbery," said J. Peter Donald, a police spokesman.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly asserted that the FBI botched the Clinton email investigation.
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Philadelphia (CNN)It was a botched robbery that led to Philadelphia police officer Sgt.
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The botched blood testing led to persistent problems throughout the police investigation and trial.
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To say most social platforms have botched hate speech moderation would be an understatement.
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The company has struggled since a botched implementation of an IT system last year.
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The three-year hiatus was in response to the botched execution of Dennis McGuire.
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The men from this botched invasion, including Battle, became the foundation of The Corporation.
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But the attack later appeared to be a botched robbery by a gambling addict.
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Few presidents have botched a crisis the way Trump did for almost two months.
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When the Taliban demolished the Buddhas, in an important sense they botched the job.
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The investors were enraged by the company's botched acquisition of American pesticide maker Monsanto.
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That botched handoff sparked weeks of confusion, all the way up to Inauguration Day.
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Having botched their fight over the anthem, they quickly returned to fighting over money.
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There never was a coup, except for a botched drone attack on Mr. Maduro.
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But it can also be stressful, replete with botched travel plans and dashed expectations.
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She had to have a hysterectomy when surgery to remove her IUD was botched.
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But RM also infamously botched the sale of a $20 million Porsche last year.
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In the filing, Flynn's lawyers hearkened to the botched prosecution of former Alaska Sen.
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Take-off with humans aboard is still uncertain and Friday's botched mission didn't help.
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But the film itself was warmly received (even with a botched first press screening).
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One possibility was that of a botched robbery, because Akonjee was carrying almost $1,000.
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If Clinton somehow botched her convention speech, she'd never hear the end of it.
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Hugh Grant plays Thorpe brilliantly, leaning into the dark humor of such a botched plot.
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Zolciak-Biermann explained that she's in need of a fix after a botched lip injection.
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However, despite their classy announcement, the actor later admitted that he had botched his proposal.
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After one botched attempt at love-making, a coltish Arthur leads Catherine to their bed.
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The political fallout of a botched intercept would also be significant for any U.S. president.
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The leak occurred after a botched update to the company's Snapchat iOS app in May.
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The US Government Botched Its Investigation Into The Mysterious "Sonic Attack" In Cuba, Emails Reveal.
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Loren: So essentially what this movie is illustrating is a totally botched Mars sample return.
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In 2016 and 2015, at least 98 women died as a result of botched abortions.
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The botched emergency exit became a cautionary tale of how not to evacuate a city.
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However, lethal injection is botched at a higher rate than electrocution, resulting in severe pain.
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Ali Zafar, Bar Association president, told CNN the report determined police had botched their investigation.
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Prosecutors believe Tartaglione murdered the four men inside the bar during a botched drug deal.
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Some commentators have suggested that's because Wolff's publisher, Henry Holt and Co., "botched" the rollout.
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Beckford previously body-shamed Kardashian on Instagram, claiming that she had received botched plastic surgery.
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If something gets botched, there's no way to turn New Horizons around and try again.
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Four days later, I botched a similar workout and remembered that getting faster is hard.
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A botched snap election campaign was already undermining her position before the latest London attack.
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Bank Bangladesh has alleged that a botched upgrade of its system left vulnerabilities in it.
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Not only has Samsung botched its Note7, but it has bungled its messaging to consumers.
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The Botched doctors are almost back, and they say things are more challenging than ever.
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The issue with Ford's expanded platform is that car makers have traditionally botched connected services.
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Botched patient Samantha Taylor got some discount plastic surgery – and it has left her suffering.
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That's what happened to eight museum employees who botched reattaching the beard on Tut's mask.
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Tilson was credited with a steal of second when the Tigers botched a pickoff attempt.
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We found that 3 percent of those executions were botched in one way or another.
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As Business Insider earlier reported, the botched launch resulted from Robinhood never contacting the proper
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We don't need Trump's tweets to remind us how badly the FBI botched its investigations.
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Ron DeSantis's decision to oust the previous sheriff over the botched response to the massacre.
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By 2010, the lab had been discredited by a decade of botched science and scandal.
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Kendall Jenner and her mother, Kris Jenner, were roundly criticized for a botched sponsorship announcement.
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Mask fixed After the botched attempt, the museum brought in experts who fixed the mask.
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Her 1992 account of Kaitlin's life, death and the botched investigation, Who Killed My Daughter?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It is the botched restoration that just keeps giving.
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"It seems like they chose to do Botched instead [of going to rehab]," Angra says.
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A delayed and botched response effort subsequently left millions of customers sans power for months.
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He totally botched the presentation and may have destroyed the credibility of the FBI forever.
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Others argue that the legislation itself was botched, inciting conservative opposition from the get-go.
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They argued that the paralytic could potentially mask the suffering involved in a botched execution.
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That only compounded the botched roll-out of the vice presidential announcement from last weekend.
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Perhaps the most infamous misstep in 2007's Golden Compass comes from its botched ending.
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But ties between the two soured following a botched coup against Erdogan in July 2016.
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A botched meeting between the two presidents could ricochet and hurt Mr. Meade's struggling campaign.
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Tigers shortstop Willi Castro then botched a potential double-play grounder, allowing Cruz to score.
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Midazolam has been used in several high-profile botched executions, like Joseph Wood's in Arizona.
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That dialogue revolves around a botched plan and an urgent scheme to patch it up.
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According to the Times, U.S. officials turned over $28503,22019 to intermediaries in the botched operation.
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According to the Times, U.S. officials turned over $100,000 to intermediaries in the botched operation.
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"Between you and me, the beard is to cover up botched plastic surgery," he said.
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We's botched I.P.O. could prove to be one of the biggest flops on Wall Street.
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The chief executive of WeWork stepped down this week after a botched initial public offering.
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After several botched attempts, he found himself staring at a large hole in the drywall.
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And every mismanaged war, failed hurricane response, botched investigation and doping scandal furthers this view.
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Langenberg said GE's healthcare and aviation units are strong businesses, unlike its "botched" power business.
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Its handling of the incident, including a botched apology, drew further ire on social media.
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But the botched Fukushima disaster response sowed public distrust in the industry and the government.
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I think the American people are well aware this has been a bungled, botched response.
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It sought bankruptcy protection in 123 after a botched state deregulation of the electricity industry.
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BOTCHED WEIGHT CUT OF THE YEAR Winner: Botched Weight Cut of the Year Charles Oliveira, missed by 9 pounds, at UFC Fight Night 98 against Ricardo LamasLost by Submission Oliveira missed weight by basically an entire weight class coming in to his bout against Lamas.
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Diachenko reported finding note among the exposed files that appears part of a botched ransomware attack.
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The botched campaign follows similar efforts by other companies which were also hijacked by online trolls.
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She suspected she was pregnant but wasn't, dying at 23 years old of a botched abortion.
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Pay cuts, mass layoffs, and a botched merger led to Fiorina's departure from HP in 2005.
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Her botched C-section left her with a large crease in the middle of her stomach.
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Memories are also still fresh of botched intelligence that led the US into war with Iraq.
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Brian Ross out at ABC News months after botched report Donald Trump, Russia tanked stock market.
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For physicians, the cluster of so-called "botched" executions presents a particular sort of ethical dilemma.
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Police in The Colony, Texas, have offered their thanks to three students over a botched prank.
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First Daughter In 1974, Park's mother was killed in a botched assassination attempt on her father.
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He pointed to what he said were "botched executions" in several states that also involved Midazolam.
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The AP talked to former and current El Mirage police officers who discovered the botched cases.
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Robinhood's botched attempt to launch checking and savings accounts did not go over well with lawmakers.
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But midazolam has become increasingly controversial, due to its involvement in several high-profile botched executions.
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After all, she's great at everything, so how is it possible she botched the balance beam?
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Nationwide, the secrecy behind lethal injections has led to botched execution attempts and illegal drug deals.
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His attorneys have argued that he, in particular, faces a heightened risk of a botched execution.
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Rough, patchy and pixelated—almost Lego-y in its botched struggle to fill in the holes.
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Tech problems played a role throughout the botched Democratic primary caucus in Iowa on February 3.
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The exhibition's next installation is admirable, offering baggy insights into the botched unification of the continent.
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Dominic Cummings, the former campaign director of Vote Leave, thinks that Brexit is being "irretrievably botched".
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A botched attempt to detain one of its leaders in May unleashed the violence in Marawi.
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It botched the investigation of the terrorist attack that destroyed an Air India plane in 23.6.
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Simpson served nine years of a 33-year sentence for a botched armed robbery and kidnapping.
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He wrote that he didn't care for her outfit, alleging that Kardashian had botched plastic surgery.
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She didn't fluff last year's election only because of a wooden campaign and a botched manifesto.
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The overthrow of Saddam was botched by America, which shut Sunnis out of the new order.
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In the year-and-some-change since the botched presentation, Juul has publicly changed its tune.
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But ahead on "MediaBuzz," the late-night host who totally botched a joke about Jonah Goldberg.
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Saudi Arabia has admitted he was killed in what it described as a botched rendition attempt.
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Reports of botched executions have also emerged from Texas, Georgia, Florida, Oklahoma, Ohio, Illinois and Arizona.
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" Sanderson dreams of never hiding his "bumps" again with the help of the Botched doctors. "Dr.
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Meanwhile, another statement on the OnePlus forums gave a little more detail behind the botched messaging.
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" "Botched by Nature is the most challenging and rewarding experience we have ever had as surgeons.
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Cole, 44, wants the Botched doctors to fix her breasts' "symmetry," but maintain their large size.
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The Supreme Court disagreed, saying the botched execution attempt had stopped short of a fulfilled punishment.
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In 2015, a botched stock market rescue attempt tarnished Beijing's reform and broad policy-making credentials.
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Thousands more have endured lifelong health complications as a result of botched operations and unsanitary conditions.
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Give or take a relationship (and a botched modern phrase or two), you're all caught up.
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The destruction of this critical evidence, which potentially contained DNA to solve crimes, followed botched investigations.
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A botched server update resulted in duplicate charges and dropped transactions for Etsy merchants and sellers.
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According to CNN, he reportedly blames Hope Hicks for the administration's botched response to the allegations.
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Bannon was one of the core architects of Trump's temporary travel ban — including its botched rollout.
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I cannot put into words the anxiety I felt about the possibility of a botched procedure.
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Instead, he botched the kick, punching the ball wide left to keep the overtime period going.
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Trump "won" the election in a botched posting on the news outlet's website, according to Politico.
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But investor skepticism around some of its investments, including WeWork's botched IPO, may threaten the fund.
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Eileen is furious that the department botched their chance to intervene and prevent her brother's death.
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He made a great pitch to fool Correa, but he just botched the throw to first.
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Jayhawks' Svi Mykhailiuk botched a long 3-pointer at the buzzer, and the fate was sealed.
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Truffer knows of one intersex person who had to go on dialysis after a botched procedure.
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"Botched" star Dr. Paul Nassif and Brittany Pattakos celebrated their wedding in Santorini on October 6.
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It wasn't Brexit, though the U.K.'s botched efforts to leave the European Union haven't helped.
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Law enforcement officials told Mr. Rich's parents he was most likely killed during a botched robbery.
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We've seen the results in the botched rollout of coronavirus testing, but PPE offers another example.
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We have two cases of sort of botched responses to epidemics out of neglect and incompetence.
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A botched nationwide manhunt, it seems, has failed to prevent a serial killer from striking again.
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It is true that the agency botched both the tests and the testing regime in February.
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The latest clashes started after a botched intelligence mission by undercover Israeli commandos over the weekend.
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The coronavirus outbreak could also exacerbate a trend that began with WeWork's botched IPO last fall.
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Burns suffers from "lower back and nerve pain," she said, the result of a botched operation.
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She was killed in a botched robbery by a man she was seeing romantically, they said.
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But botched injections are not the only ways in which we pile cruelties on the condemned.
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In Hill's, Logan Forsythe botched a hard grounder by Jordy Mercer to lead off the ninth.
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Indeed, America botched the occupation of Iraq in part thanks to profiteering by politically connected businesses.
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On the next possession, a botched exchange on an end-around created a third-and-249.
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It was the first execution in Alabama since a botched lethal injection a few weeks ago.
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Katrina and the botched federal response to it would largely come to define Bush's second term.
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But I have seen presidents laid low by botched Congressional investigations that lead to special prosecutors.
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They argue that the rush to the death chamber increases the chances of a botched execution.
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Speculation has long raged that U.S. cyber influence has been behind botched North Korean missile launches.
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Brown resigned shortly thereafter over what was viewed as a botched federal response to the disaster.
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Above, a woman who suffered complications from a botched abortion in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Although the nurses responsible for the botched vaccinations were tried and imprisoned, many Samoans remained suspicious.
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"It's just another sign of how they mishandled, how they completely botched my investigation," Thomashow said.
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Wanjigi died in a botched armed robbery at Nairobi's affluent Karen Estate, according to the obituary.
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He was devastated when, in 1932, his first wife, Bessie Chosak, died after a botched abortion.
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Bytom is still suffering from its last botched attempt to transition from coal in the 1990s.
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A botched start in the 50-meter final in London, however, left him in fifth place.
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The exchange was the most serious since a botched Israeli commando incursion into Gaza last November.
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These may seem like wonky details, but existing cap-and-trade systems have arguably botched them.
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In that sense, Dark Phoenix's handling of Jean's story mirrors Game of Thrones' botched Daenerys character arc.
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And the second thing is ... WATTERS: That was the fast and furious - that botched gun running operation.
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Obama administration officials countered that Trump was simply trying to pass the blame for the botched mission.
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So the 30-year-old twins from Perth, Australia, are going on Botched to fix their imbalance.
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But the siege in Sylhet was preceded by three botched suicide-attacks in the previous two weeks.
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Few expected an outsider after the botched defenestration of Tata's last boss, Cyrus Mistry, on October 24th.
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Now, having botched the race for governor, some are baselessly alleging voter fraud among their opponent's supporters.
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Hayes has PTSD, particularly after having lost a friend and close colleague in a recent botched mission.
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Evernote slightly botched its latest privacy policy release, leaving users worried about spying engineers invading their privacy.
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" Conor botched the pronunciation of Khabib's name ... but told reporters, "I can't even say the guy's name.
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Mrs May's biggest campaign gaffe was a botched social-care policy that would have hurt the old.
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This would not be the first time that Kushner may have botched a form including important information.
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She was also briefly embroiled in scandal surrounding a botched scam over a 2,800-carat diamond necklace.
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In December, Toshiba warned investors that it might have to write down "billions" on that botched investment.
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It took the death of a close friend from a botched illicit procedure to change his mind.
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The firm's trading move comes after Robinhood's botched attempt to launch checking and savings accounts last year.
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The midnight premiere of an Unfriended: Dark Web at SXSW was somewhat of a botched surprise reveal.
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I couldn't tell if they'd been abandoned or if maybe they were evidence of a botched relocation.
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SALON WORKERS RECORDED HITTING CUSTOMER WITH BROOM AFTER BOTCHED WAX Fortunately for Peters, her luck turned around.
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I sold it off to a large company [Symantec] and I think that they botched the moment.
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Authorities say the attack was actually a botched robbery carried out by a debt-ridden civil servant.
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Bill Pennington: That's a botched bunker shot for Tiger at No. 103 and it cost him par.
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He remained in Texas for two days before returning to Washington to triage a botched federal response.
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My new estimated ship date: 212/22016-5/26, 2 months after "release" That's a botched launch.
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Trump brushed aside arguably the biggest controversy of his presidency, the botched rollout of his travel ban.
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Just when you think Botched can't get any more wild, the doctors turn it up a notch.
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"The doctor botched me," says Montes, who ended up with a life threatening infection after the surgery.
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They have also floated a cautious opening with Egypt and a rethink of Turkey's botched Syria policy.
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The Labor government of the early 2010s botched its response to the growing challenges of climate change.
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Investigators would eventually conclude that the killing was a botched robbery and a matter of mistaken identity.
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She is relaunching her leadership after a botched snap election which saw her lose her parliamentary majority.
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The botched bonuses stem from the 2000s, when the military was under pressure to meet recruiting goals.
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Washington's Metropolitan Police Department has said it believes Rich was the victim of a botched robbery attempt.
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Wulfric, the hapless wolf, develops a sudden sweet tooth through a botched brain experiment at Hunter College.
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Instead, she says he was killed in a botched kidnap plot carried out by her security guard.
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That botched roll-out of bitcoin-cash trading cost investors more than $5 million, a lawsuit alleges.
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Wawrinka hit an overhead winner and then, at 30-40, Rosol botched a backhand into the net.
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Another patient told the jury that she almost died from an infection after a botched neck surgery.
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Botched orders and buggy launch-day software cemented its status as one of tech's most bizarre sagas.
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She wanted to recreate the music video with Sue because she thought she "botched" the original one.
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S. President George W. Bush's administration was roundly criticized for its botched early response to the storm.
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However, Horowitz stressed throughout how Comey botched the public's perception of the FBI, a nonpartisan government entity.
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The three doctors who allegedly performed the botched operation were found encased in cement four months later.
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USC's opening drive ended at the Utah 34-yard line on a botched handoff exchange with Jones.
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San Diego (1-4) committed four turnovers and botched the hold on a potential tying field goal.
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Throughout the trial, his team's repeated mishaps and botched cross examinations cost hours of the court's time.
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But the coming deal will not assuage frustration among lawmakers at the administration's botched testing approach. Sen.
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I had a long conversation with the doctor about the fact that Wednesday they completely botched this.
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Even after the botched bombing attempt, Mr. Kingsley continued to buy materials online, according to the complaint.
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Colton Haynes went to great lengths -- 2 weeks to be exact -- to pull off botched Miss Piggy.
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Turned out the woman was part of a crew who botched a bank robbery down the street.
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In fact, Stage can hardly name a TV show that hasn't botched suicide portrayal in some way.
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It said a botched response to the flooding by the Iranian government had contributed to the disaster.
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The review of the process came in the wake of the 2014 botched execution of Clayton Lockett.
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A Lebanese pop star is hoping the Botched doctors can help him get a fifth nose job.
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Botched attempts to arrest falling stock markets last year dented confidence and caused overseas markets to shudder.
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And the Barnes, perhaps unaccustomed to multimedia presentations of this sort, has botched some of the projections.
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Too often, the main reason to restore a treasured art work is to remedy a botched restoration.
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He attributed the deaths to botched drug deals, turf wars between drug syndicates, or informants being silenced.
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It happened after a botched investor pitch and a promotion deal with Sony that went horribly wrong.
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The aftermath has been complicated by a botched search for the driver, who has remained at large.
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The inmate, Doyle Lee Hamm, said the incident left him "botched and bloody," according to medical reports.
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What coloring your hair at home is normally like: messy, time-consuming, and bound for botched results.
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I mean, it was losing oodles of money with botched plans and little to show for it.
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Coinbase's botched roll-out of bitcoin cash trading cost investors more than $5 million, a lawsuit alleges.
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Brittany Mann took the Botched doctors completely by surprise when she revealed that she had "stacked" implants.
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Police believe Rich was killed one night in July of last year in a botched robbery attempt.
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The money might result from clerical errors, botched mail deliveries or just the wrong address on file.
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"That they botched this process is emblematic of their inability to run a meeting," Ms. Slamen said.
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Mr. Zottola's son, Salvatore, 41, also barely escaped a botched attempt on his life earlier this year.
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Unlike other people with botched tattoos, her 200 million social media followers won't let her forget it.
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The case determined as reckless was Police Scotland's surveillance of a journalist investigating a botched murder case.
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In 2003, under a crack-induced haze, he shot a man dead in a botched robbery attempt.
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Equally botched is Poirier's depiction of the postwar trial of the writer and Nazi collaborator Robert Brasillach.
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The "taper tantrum" in 2013 (prompted by fears of a change in American monetary policy); the oil-price drop in 2014; China's botched devaluation of its currency in 2015; and India's botched "demonetisation" of much of its own currency in late 2016 (removing high-value banknotes from circulation).
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Cameron just botched her way through the song, and the worse she got, the better the scene was.
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Priebus and the GOP establishment spearheaded the failed health reform effort, while Bannon's "nationalists" botched Trump's travel order.
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If they handed out awards for botched embraces, La La Land's Golden Globes pile would be even bigger.
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To find out if the doctors can fix Coleman's abdomen, tune into Botched, airing Tuesday at 9 p.m.
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James Spann, Alabama's longtime weather forecaster of choice, had infamously botched that state's ice storms of January 13.
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The patient, identified only as Jessica, will appear on Wednesday's episode of "Botched," which airs at 9 p.m.
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The would-be fill-in for the latter, Low Winter Sun, got cancelled after a single botched season.
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There are several botched executions that serve as benchmarks in America's long and uncomfortable history with lethal injections.
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Turkey blamed the exiled Muslim cleric and political activist for a botched coup attempt against him in 2016.
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The valium-like drug has been used in executions in other states, a few of which were botched.
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WWF declined to answer questions about the botched arms deal when asked about it in detail last week.
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Both can be life-saving: many women die from botched abortions, even in countries where abortion is legal.
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See what he and the doctors decide on Sunday's episode of Botched, airing at 9/8c on E!
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Isner's serve allowed him to overcome inconsistent returning, a succession of botched volleys and shaky play at crunchtime.
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Of all the things the UFC staff could have botched on Saturday night, this was a big one.
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The DEA has essentially botched their efforts to upend the surrender deal and take out the godfathers themselves.
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Hundreds of schoolchildren died because of a botched rescue; the captain was among the first to abandon ship.
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Jorge knows that if this is botched, the Cartel will eventually find out who gave up the information.
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Woods, 27, is hoping the Botched doctors can help to fix a problem she's dealt with since puberty.
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So she reached out to "Botched" honchos hoping they could work some of their magic on her face.
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In the end, it takes Rachel breaking up with Nick to realize that he's botched the whole thing.
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A minor devaluation of the yuan in August 2015, intended to make the currency more flexible, was botched.
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The law's problems are real, but fixable—more like a leaky roof and botched plumbing than a fire.
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But a few years ago, whistleblowers starting coming forward with claims of botched cleanup work by Tetra Tech.
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She was widowed after her husband died from injuries sustained in a botched armed robbery at her home.
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As reporter and host Laura Beil details, Duntsch's botched operations allegedly led to the deaths of two people.
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In August, Mama June revealed some disturbing information to the doctors on Botched about her famous daughter's delivery.
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They are furious that she botched the election of 2017 with a wooden campaign and a shoddy manifesto.
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Image: GettyAfter the botched recall of the very explodey Galaxy Note 7, Samsung just cannot catch a break.
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But he stepped down in November, taking responsibility for a botched ballot to choose a new party chief.
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Rashied says in this exclusive clip from Wednesday's season finale of Botched that her sister caused the injury.
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Midazolam was at the center of controversy after a botched attempted execution of an Oklahoma inmate in 2014.
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Now, he's opening up about the botched lip fillers he got and his journey to fixing the damage.
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"There have been reports of botched executions, failed executions, with grave consequences on physical integrity," de Frouville said.
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President Trump's botched Charlottesville response was the low point of his presidency for some of his key aides.
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In 2012, Facebook's underwriters stepped in to keep the stock above the sale price after a botched listing.
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Friday's recall was the third in a month and Lactalis has come under fire for its botched response.
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Elkus blamed Gilbert for a botched prostate surgery decades earlier that had actually been performed by another doctor.
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Sometimes one setback can push them over the edge, as happened with Trident's botched billing system roll out.
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But Peterson is hopeful that the Botched doctors can help — even if they are surprised by her profession.
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I didn't end up going through with it because of all of the horror stories of botched surgeries.
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Bujumbura, the pretty capital on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, has endured a botched coup and street fighting.
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Jailed at nineteen, after a botched robbery, Himes found fame in 1934, with short stories about prison life.
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Also, the Seahawks won the game 27-24 because the 49ers' kicker botched a 47-yard game-winner.
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The other issue was the legacy of slavery and an utterly botched, incomplete Reconstruction, which continued to fester.
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And overall, it wants to eliminate the anxiety over setting up its devices and fixing botched print jobs.
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It jumped from the October 2013 Republican government shutdown to the botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act.
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WeWork's botched IPO and questions about the company's business model and leadership under Neumann have damaged Son's reputation.
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Characters die from cholera and measles and smallpox, from shipwrecks and scalpings and botched amputations and occult tortures.
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"This isn't someone who's had a history of botched procedures or maintaining an unsafe office," Mr. Lichtman said.
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It had fingered Gulen for purportedly masterminding a botched military coup in Turkey in the summer of 2016.
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Bank Bangladesh, the country's central bank, has alleged a botched upgrade of its system left vulnerabilities in it.
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N and six years after Zodiac's family shareholders publicly snubbed a botched approach from Safran, branding it "opportunistic".
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She's been hit with at least seven malpractice lawsuits from patients who allege she botched their cosmetic surgeries.
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After a botched initial public offering and months of controversy, Japanese investor SoftBank will take control of WeWork.
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San Diego (219-4) committed four turnovers and then botched the hold on a potential tying field goal.
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And with the drink comes a kind of melancholy, a look backward at choices fumbled and prospects botched.
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If handled appropriately, most people won't care that much; but if botched, it eventually becomes a big deal.
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This results in another botched launch in which most of the pricey cargo burns up in the atmosphere.
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He dates Sampson's botched enlistment to a period around January 1782, months after the British thrashing at Yorktown.
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Instead, it divided them into pairs, making the season about botched teamwork instead of letting the queens shine.
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Who is to blame for a botched Special Operations mission in Niger last year that killed four Americans?
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Klein alleges Nassif's colleagues tried to cover up the botched nose job to preserve the TV star's reputation.
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Jane botched her Forbes interview for the "30 Under 30" list and still managed to earn a spot.
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Two executions of inmates with compromised veins have been botched recently, one in Ohio and another in Alabama.
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Google sister company Verily rushed out a half-finished coronavirus testing website, after Donald Trump botched the announcement.
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Instead, what was possibly the most politically sensitive case of FISA surveillance in history was botched big time.
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It has already been through bankruptcy once, in 2001, during an energy crisis after a botched deregulation effort.
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With surveillance footage, our reporters reconstructed the killing and botched cover-up in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention botched its first attempt to mass-produce a diagnostic test kit.
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He also slammed the federal response to the virus, likening it to the botched reaction to Hurricane Katrina.
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It's the latest controversy for the agency, which last month announced it had botched 23,000 separate voter registrations.
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His mother struggled with the effects of brain damage from a botched surgery to remove an appendix scar.
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But it requires a lot going right for them, and even one botched race means Republicans keep control.
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The policy spells out some exceptions, including cases of rape and treating women who have had botched abortions.
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In 2014, Yemen's government temporarily halted those drones from flying because of botched operations that also killed civilians.
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The government's relief effort, of course, was subsequently botched, and Mr. Bush's attaboy came back to haunt him.
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As the biggest winner from the reported results, Buttigieg is therefore the biggest loser from the botched count.
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After the Marlins first baseman Justin Bour botched a potential inning-ending double play, Brandon Nimmo reached base.
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"She tried to correct his nose, and it was botched and he got a scar," Mr. Tyrnauer said.
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We saw it right out of the gate, with his botched executive order barring refugees from particular countries.
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The fallout continues from an inspector general's findings that the bureau botched wiretap applications in the Russia investigation.
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The EU wants Turkey to reverse its sweeping security crackdown after a botched coup against Erdogan in 2016.
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"The estimates are about 2628 percent of all the executions by lethal injections are botched," Dunham told Hill.
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And Democrats won't be able to disavow a botched impeachment as a misguided project of the far left.
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But it's worth remembering that the last two decades are filled with botched attempts at mass-media customization.
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In the meantime, authorities are doing everything they can to get to the bottom of the botched uprising.
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The backstory here seems to lie in the botched Yemen raid that marred Trump's first month in office.
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Previous attempts to blow up synagogues or America-bound planes with printer-cartridges and booby-trapped underpants were botched.
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The leaks, the confusion, the botched executive orders, the inconsistencies, the attacks on the press — it just keeps compounding.
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Dickey's botched gender reveal video is, incredibly, not the last opportunity you will have to catch him on camera.
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It also botched the rollout of a checking and savings account feature in late 2018, garnering concern from regulators.
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But Bundy botched the response: He said, "I do want to marry you," instead of using the correct terminology.
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U.S. media outlets reported on Monday that Saudi Arabia will acknowledge that Khashoggi was killed in a botched interrogation.
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They claimed his multiple health issues made it likely his punishment would be botched and cause him excessive pain.
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Spanish conservationists are outraged over what they say is yet another botched restoration of a historic work of art.
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Later, investigators said Guillen admitted to making the bomb and copped to planning the botched attack, the Journal reports.
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But let's say you've already botched things and wake up with pounding headache, dry mouth, dizziness, and upset stomach.
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The botched caucus comes after a week of growing tensions between the Sanders world and the professional political class.
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Oh, and if this does turn out to be how things play out ... talk about botched voting institutions, huh?
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Or he may have punished him for a botched attempt by the government in December to introduce new banknotes.
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A botched parkour stunt ends with a splatter, followed by a video game skeleton dropping a cartoonish cherry bomb.
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The sedative Tennessee hopes to use, midazolam, has been implicated in several botched executions over the past few years.
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So, when we saw the "Botched" docs in NYC ... we asked if they had any advice for Molina's recovery.
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In 2012 it famously botched its first attempt to list its own shares, completing the job only this year.
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Pakistanis are roasting Sharif on Twitter, using #FontGate to skewer the botched forgeries and the executive family's alleged corruption.
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Lowrie botched a two-out ground ball in the sixth, allowing the first run of the game to score.
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Drug shortages have led states to look for alternative chemicals, which in some cases have led to botched executions.
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Even still, one can't rule out the possibility that it was a regular old ransomware attack that got botched.
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In April TSB, a British bank, botched a computer upgrade and locked millions of customers out of their accounts.
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At least its share price has perked up a bit since hitting a low in August after botched earnings.
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Those botched plastic surgeries that rendered the actor in The Wrestler nearly unrecognizable from the one in Rumble Fish?
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They botched the 2014 midterms in the United States, grossly miscalculating the margins in various congressional and gubernatorial races.
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Merritt's lawyers say his arrest was a culmination of a botched investigation, a wrongful arrest and a malicious prosecution.
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What does worry her, however, is a difficult preservation in the event of an accident, or a botched preservation.
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She now wants the Botched doctors to fix her nose, which she believes looks like the shape of California.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Gulen of being behind a botched coup and has sought his extradition.
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Far more typical is the spectacularly botched crossover, which often takes the form of something like Smosh: The Movie.
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He said he disagreed with the U.S. decision to invade Iraq in 2003 and that Obama botched the withdrawal.
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One client, convicted of assault and sentenced to prison, argued in his appeal that Hawkins had botched his defense.
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SpaceX has managed to do another thing that seemed audacious and highly unlikely after a few early botched attempts.
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The Fears v Kasich case also argued against the suitability of midazolam due to its involvement in botched executions.
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Just ask Michael Brown, who was the face of the Bush administration's botched response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Venezuela did have chances to score, including a botched penalty kick by Luis Manuel Seijas in the first half.
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The lyrics to the "Star Spangled Banner" were botched by a singer who earlier was playing Toby Keith covers.
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Twitter's future remains uncertain amid layoffs, slowed user growth and a botched acquisition that plagued the network in 22016.
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Panarin botched a slap shot from the left circle, but the puck skidded to Anisimov for his 20th goal.
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May, already under pressure after a botched snap election, is facing widespread criticism for her response to the blaze.
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Johnson not only botched both the war and the peace; he helped squash Hubert Humphrey's attempt to replace him.
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The Yankees then pieced together another run in the bottom of the fourth, with help from a botched throw.
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The court held that the electoral commission had botched the count and that the poll should be held again.
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In the eighth inning, Howard botched a pop-up that landed on first base, allowing a run to score.
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In others, the first President looked as though he'd just had a botched Botox injection or a chemical peel.
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Two high-profile botched executions with midazolam in Oklahoma later that year brought a wave of new legal challenges.
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"What we certainly see is that when there's secrecy, or a lack of transparency, botched executions happen," she said.
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All 12 Democrats in the state Senate blocked Whitley's confirmation through the legislative session over the botched voter purge.
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The Los Angeles Police Department's collection of evidence from the crime scene was botched, as was the prosecution itself.
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"Where is the movement to oppose U.S. wars, instead of liberal handwringing over botched messages of condolence?" she asked.
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Last year Morses cashed in when Provident was hit by a botched reorganisation and took on about 23,000 customers.
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The botched invasion occurred just as the Soviet Union was crushing a rebellion in Hungary, its Eastern bloc satellite.
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According to investigators, Cruz allegedly killed all six of his relatives – including two children – during a botched robbery attempt.
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Most Mashable interviewed joked they felt they botched their acceptance speeches because they were so surprised by their wins.
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The impressive number is a testament to the team of technologists hired to autopsy the botched rollout of Healthcare.
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His lawyer has argued that Hamm's condition and treatment has compromised his veins, making a botched execution more likely.
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Matarasso says hardly a week goes by when he doesn't see a patient with a botched Botox job. Why?
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Enjoy watching these videos and cringing at how often minor pieces of spoken dialogue can be so easily botched.
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But much of the anger stems from years of allegations of corruption and botched recovery efforts from Hurricane Maria.
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What shoppers actually heard was the shattering of glass during a botched robbery at a jewelery store, police said.
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Lawyers representing Ness said HNA had botched the acquisition by making "false and misleading" statements, undermining the regulatory review.
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But beyond the Tory bubble, Johnson's grand plans are beginning to look like a series of botched power grabs.
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Given that hundreds of women a year died from botched illegal abortions in the United States before Roe v.
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Some passengers, I'd later learn, would spend up to eight hours in a botched rollout of the new protocol.
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Grimm's botched effort to enrich himself by hiding $1 million of his restaurant-business earnings doesn't exactly scream populism.
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Whether the crime was a botched robbery or an episode of racially motivated violence is the subject of debate.
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Several pointed fingers at Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, suggesting he had botched the rollout.
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Pressing that bruise, a visit back home to his dying grandmother and unhappy father prompts a botched suicide attempt.
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It is possible that neither the president nor Alfonso Durazo, his security secretary, authorised the botched raid in Culiacán.
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The police in Washington have theorized that a thief may have killed Mr. Rich in a botched robbery attempt.
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There has been mounting concern over the practice in Egypt following the deaths of several girls during botched procedures.
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A botched demo saw a Tesla staffer throwing a metal ball at the truck to demonstrate its tough glass.
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For Mr. Chan, the era for elaborate body stunts, be they botched or successfully executed, seems to have ended.
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" He besmirched a man wrongly killed by the police in a botched drug operation as not "an altar boy.
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"They did the surgery, and then the hair started growing," Coombs told "Botched" doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif.
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That means there are few political repercussions for a botched disaster response, he said, and few advocates for funding.
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We all know that the reward for a botched bank robbery isn't a second shot at someone else's money.
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The specter of the 2000 election, and the networks' botched calls of the Florida count, still haunts television newsrooms.
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The botched handling of the contracts led to transport secretary Chris Grayling being nicknamed "failing Grayling" by local newspapers.
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Owen (Kevin McKidd) testifies that he had concerns about Meredith's abilities after she botched his sister's first abdomen surgery.
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She was worried it would go wrong, as all we see in the press is pictures of botched jobs.
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A botched shotgun snap from center Corey Linsley to Rodgers gave the Vikings the ball at Green Bay's 42.
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But in what was described as a botched prosecution, some of the witnesses contradicted one another and even themselves.
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They heard of botched Valentine's Days and carpal-tunnel conditions, of spreadsheets and peanut butter eaten with a fork.
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It was an idea that would reach beyond the story in Arkansas, into states where executions have been botched.
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Mr. Deleon spent 25 years in prison for a 1996 murder committed during a botched robbery in Clinton Hill.
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Two days after its big (and slightly botched) unveiling, the Cybertruck is already racking up a lot of interest.
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The trial in Madrid is likely to revive debates and stir emotions over Catalonia's botched secession attempt in 2017.
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The botched caucuses cost the job of Troy Price, the former IDP chair who was replaced by state Rep.
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Fernandez claims "inexperienced" investigators have botched the investigation -- saying, "Like a house of cards, this whole case is compromised."
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Either way, Wentz must be more aware with the ball, after fumbling three times (once on a botched handoff).
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Even the lines on the paper of that math problem were probably botched by imperfections in the printing process.
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Saudi officials have also said he was accidentally killed in a botched security operation to return him to the kingdom.
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He's botched this thing but no one really noticed because the Oilers found a way to overcome it last year.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she alluded to those botched negotiations, although she didn't specifically name-check Thor.
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According to a source, Weller botched a possible acquisition deal with Chinese company LeSports before leaving the company last week.
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Dedrick Williams was arrested Wednesday for shooting Onfroy in broad daylight — in what authorities believe was a botched armed robbery.
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Alabama's protocol includes a drug called midazolam that has been linked -- in different doses -- to botched executions in other cases.
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The botched handling of the contracts, led the transport minister Chris Grayling, to be nicknamed "failing Grayling" by local newspapers.
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And in July, the FDA published its tests of Guardian's botched TriMoxi, which found the unusually high amount of poloxamer.
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"I'm dealing with morons," Bret snarked, shortly before he was voted out in yet another botched attempt to oust David.
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Per Randolph, the company apologized, and offered to replace the botched DVD for a real one, on the company's dime.
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If the botched fake-sacking of Ms Kendall seems bizarre, so are many of the episodes that she is investigating.
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Drs. Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif are expanding their clientele in the new show Botched By Nature, premiering on E!
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Less forgivable was the virtual collapse of hundreds of services after the botched introduction of a new timetable in May.
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He has correctly identified areas where America needs reform, but botched his response—partly because of his own incontinent ego.
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Emerging markets have suffered, but that reflects local troubles: botched reforms in Argentina; fiscal laxity in Brazil; inflation in Turkey.
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This one starts with one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the whole series (Theon's botched execution of Ser Rodrik).
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For that, economists blame Chavez-era economics, including dysfunctional currency controls and botched nationalizations, that Maduro has refused to reform.
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But unlike that infamously botched Pepsi ad, a product with this name doesn't actually exist, and likely never will, thankfully.
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The way Parker frames the scene, the men look like the Three Stooges, hunched over, talking about a botched gag.
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He said on national television that George W. Bush "doesn't care about Black people" after botched Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
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Police said Rega was trying to recover a backpack allegedly stolen by the two suspects after a botched drug deal.
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The same can't be said for last year's Grammys: in 2016, Adele's performance was botched by a piano microphone mishap.
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SALON CUSTOMERS FILMED HITTING CUSTOMERS WITH BROOM AFTER BOTCHED WAX It wasn't immediately clear if the two salons are related.
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In closing arguments Thursday, Baez suggested that Bradley -- not Hernandez -- had carried out the shooting over a botched drug deal.
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On Monday the Iowa Democratic caucuses descended into chaos following the botched rollout of an app meant to communicate votes.
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I said no, he'd botched it, but thanked him for taking the time to explain the psychology behind his strategy.
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She shone when handling a congressional hearing into a botched raid against terrorists last year in which 44 policemen died.
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The Redskins then took a botched onside kick and came away with a field goal, tying the game at 20.
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His predecessor George Osborne's reputation took years to recover after a botched budget in 2012, which opponents dubbed an 'Omnishambles'.
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The 47-year-old is now hoping that the Botched doctors can reduce the scarring, and fix the doctor's mistakes.
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Nicole Tuck's brother Jonathan was killed in a Bronx apartment Sunday during what the NYPD called a botched weed deal.
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Tennessee's lethal injection protocol currently uses the drug midazolam, which has been linked to a number of those botched executions.
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It's been a slow-moving train wreck, from the botched health care effort to the handling of Roy Moore's candidacy.
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If that wasn't enough, Bush that night "nicknamed" a friendly lawmaker after Hurricane Katrina, in a botched attempt at humor.
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Janikowski missed the point-after again, marking the first time in his career he botched back-to-back extra points.
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"My bum is like another dimension," the 24-year-old says in this exclusive clip from Thursday's episode of Botched.
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As the botched interview showed, High Maintenance can shift rapidly from moments of high camp to more weighty emotional registers.
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After his best friend is murdered in a botched attempted robbery, and the killer remains at large, Gideon demands justice.
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Suggashie recalls the time he re-tested a botched water sample, which stopped Poplar Hill from declaring a water emergency.
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And that was in February -- long before Trump's botched handling of Charlottesville, Virginia, or his ongoing attacks on NFL players.
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But he botched consecutive approach shots on the first playoff hole, leaving him with a bogey that ended his tournament.
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The past three years have seen successful coups in Egypt and Thailand, along with several botched attempts in other countries.
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" He ate handfuls of dirt as a member of a Navy SEAL team on a botched assignment in "Lone Survivor.
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The result: botched jobs and a potentially unsafe environment, according to the former employee, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The Pentagon and Navy SEALS also unsuccessfully attempted to rescue the two men in a botched mission in eastern Afghanistan.
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He and others have also complained that the utility has botched the outages by not keeping the public adequately informed.
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The Steelers completely botched the resulting goal-line possession and the Pats were able to hang on for the win.
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Fallin is unpopular, given her botched oversight of the state budget, which resulted in drastic cuts to public school funding.
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Arkham Knight infamously launched on PC in a botched state, unable to run on even the most capable of computers.
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Chavez accused Radio Caracas Television, also known as RCTV, of violating broadcast laws and supporting a botched coup against him.
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"The botched policy response by the administration is adding to investor concerns," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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All of this highlights why the stakes are so high for President Trump's botched federal response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Manafort's lawyers appeared to notice their grave mistake within minutes, removing the botched document and refiling it with working redactions.
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Three botched executions in 2014 using new drugs left death row inmates gasping for air and writhing on the gurney.
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Seth Rich, 27, was killed in July 2016 near his Washington home, in what police there consider a botched robbery.
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In 1996, my father was medically discharged, after suffering a botched foot surgery while he was a sergeant in Okinawa.
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Zhang (voiced by Zhu Changlong), the initial thief, needs to pay for a redo of his girlfriend's botched plastic surgery.
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Startups saw Atrium as an ally with industry expertise that could help them avoid dirty term sheets or botched hires.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the travel ban, President Trump warns Harley-Davidson and another Spanish art restoration is botched.
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Breakingviews A botched investigation into a hack at the Securities and Exchange Commission is a warning for other regulatory agencies.
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In 2016, the last year for which official figures were available, 203 women died as a result of botched abortions.
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To be safe, you'd probably want to carry at least two capsules, just in case one delivers a botched result.
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Victor Hugo Gomez, who is accused of orchestrating the $30,000 botched hit, has been arrested, along with several other suspects.
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A military crisis will pose strategic, cognitive and ethical challenges far beyond the elementary presidential chores Trump has already botched.
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China, he said with a bluntness that is rare here, had fundamentally botched its policy on the divided Korean Peninsula.
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The attack came just months after botched bombings attributed to Iran and aimed at Israelis in India, Georgia and Thailand.
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A double whammy of a downturn and a botched virus response could endanger the President's hopes of a second term.
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It floundered after several missteps, notably a lack of support from the developer community and Microsoft's botched acquisition of Nokia.
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Dwayne Owens, the athletic trainer at St. Thomas, said that he knew players who had intentionally botched their baseline tests.
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You could order one online, but you&aposve heard too many horror stories of botched bouquets bought on the internet.
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Simpson is approaching the minimum time served of his 23-year sentence after being convicted in a botched 2008 robbery.
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It had traveled around the world, but because she had botched our Jakarta address, the package was returned to sender.
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After a botched al Qaeda attack in 2006, the kingdom got serious about dealing with the threat of internal terrorism.
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But their greatest vulnerabilities then stemmed from the foundering Iraq War and the Bush administration's botched response to Hurricane Katrina.
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If that's the case with the census, everything from congressional seats to federal funding could be botched for a decade.
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The agency was also moving to improve its management after a botched gun trafficking investigation known as Fast and Furious.
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The effort was put on hold in early 2015 following a botched counterterrorism operation that killed dozens of police officers.
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Drawing a line under the WeWork fiasco Wednesday's earnings report also comes on the heels of WeWork's botched IPO attempt.
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His lawyer Jamie Dupree previously told BuzzFeed News that the university "botched" its response to student activism involving her client.
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Rich was shot and killed in Washington in what is believed to have been a botched robbery that remains unsolved.
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But Judge Wapner's reasoned verdicts, in disputes over missing pets, encroaching fences or botched hairdos, were difficult to argue with.
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But he would soon stumble with his support of a botched military incursion in Cuba at the Bay of Pigs.
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Ms Fernández, a populist who governed from 20153 to 2015, created the economic mess whose clean-up Mr Macri botched.
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His ratings slumped further over labor reform plans and botched anti-terrorism laws, both of which angered left-wing voters.
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And there's one more danger many retirees may not be aware of: getting botched advice from the Social Security Administration.
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The CDC's botched testing rollout, which contributed to the undetected spread of the virus, has proven to be extremely costly.
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There's even a spot of heartbreak, when Goose — Maverick's best friend and co-pilot — dies during a botched drill exercise.
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The challenges facing Mr. Muilenburg extend beyond returning the Max to service and the botched space capsule launch on Friday.
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The families are angry that senior government officials did not end up in jail, especially for the botched rescue effort.
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Boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez's brother, Rafael, was murdered in Mexico during a botched armed robbery ... local authorities announced Monday.
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Hugo's 1831 work led to revived interest in the cathedral and a major – partly botched – restoration that began in 1844.
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What's most frustrating about a botched storyline like this is that when Kimmy Schmidt is good, it's very often great.
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Yet like the botched "Beast Jesus" restoration in Spain, people now love these bastardizations of nature for their fantastic faults.
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Super Dark Times is a tense, expertly choreographed thriller and it has several endearing and painful sequences of botched teen romance.
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It also debriefs the relevant staff, and sometimes, as in the case of the botched chest drain, recommends changes to procedures.
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To the extent anyone in political circles knows her, it's for her botched campaign for the state's third district in 2018.
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I figured out why I botched the beans—I got the amount of water wrong and have since successfully foamed beans.
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According to police spokesman Amar, investigators had drawn connections between January's attack in Jakarta and the botched suicide bombing in Solo.
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Rodriguez had told hospital staff he was shot by one of his marijuana customers during a botched drug deal, Carroll said.
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Both parents had denied the murder and insisted they were victims of botched investigations and unfair media coverage, damaging their defense.
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In recent months, the terror group has falsely claimed responsibility for numerous incidents, most notably a botched robbery in the Philippines.
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Already, a report by Crisis Group suggests that the botched raid has aided al Qaeda in its recruitment of new members.
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So far, he's given them plenty to work with, from his botched immigration ban roll out to some controversial Cabinet picks.
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Abril's project has long examined the pain and death associated with botched abortions, the shame implied by the procedure's intermittent illegality.
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For a show supposedly concerned about the power of a good story, Game of Thrones sure botched some of its own.
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Coinbase, the world's highest-valued and best-funded exchange, is under pressure for its botched launch of Bitcoin Cash this week.
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And in 1975, his 18-year-old younger sister Karen was raped, beaten and stabbed to death after a botched robbery.
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Most vice operations had been frozen last year after Dalton's shooting and the botched arrest of adult film star Stormy Daniels.
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Inventing the electric chair Film: After a series of botched hangings, Edison is solicited by Brown to develop the electric chair.
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Since then, there have been contradictory explanations of what happened, and international scrutiny for what some say was a botched operation.
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The botched editing didn't go unnoticed ... with one hawk-eyed fan calling Victoria F's red bottom a terrible MS Paint job.
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Rather, it's the story of a botched art heist carried out by amateurs — and it's based on a completely true story.
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Just before the party released its first batch of data Tuesday, its chairman, Troy Price, apologized for the botched reporting process.
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Most discussion of universal credit, which will eventually offer payments to one in four households, has been about its botched rollout.
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A Canadian model is warning people not to risk getting an eye tattoo after a botched procedure rendered her partially blind.
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Prudence went rogue after a botched mission in 1889, and she teams up with Alice to try and put things right.
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And Jia recently settled a lawsuit filed by Vizio over the botched acquisition, though the amount paid out was not disclosed.
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Developers are already voicing their concerns about Microsoft's past abuses, and the company's botched acquisition of Skype and Nokia's phone business.
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It's also a chance to recover some of the damage after the botched launch of the Galaxy Fold earlier this year.
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And even people who aren't taking pain medication have died in horrifying ways over the past few years through botched executions.
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On the new season of Botched, German resident Martina Big — who has the largest breast implants in Europe — seeks out Drs.
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The hysterectomy put Cooke-Moore into early menopause, and she says the botched mastectomy has required more than 10 corrective surgeries.
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That protocol will include doses of midazolam, a controversial sedative deployed in several botched executions, fentanyl, and the paralytic drug cisatracurium.
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But the two added that the launch of the new policy was "botched," leaving open the risk of further blunders ahead.
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Both sides are hopping mad about a new film, which shows botched slaughters and suggests that hunting is diminishing the population.
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"It was the first time I'd spoken to a celebrity in my life, and I completely botched the call," says Chaganty.
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Hindsight is 20/20 for Ayesha Curry after a "botched" round of plastic surgery following a "rash decision" on her part.
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Fallin is pretty unpopular, given her botched oversight of the state budget, which resulted in drastic cuts to public school funding.
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"Ohio should not take the risk of continued botched executions by going back to using these dangerous, unsuitable drugs," he said.
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Mi'Chelle Nelson has been cancer-free since 2008, but her confidence after a botched mastectomy was at an all-time low.
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Nassif says Botched By Nature does more than just help people physically – together with Dubrow, they're helping people mentally as well.
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Entertainment Tonight co-host Kevin Frazier bumped into Shannon at the airport on Monday, following her consultation with the Botched team.
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Quist blamed a botched gallbladder surgery when confronted with a series of attacks that he had unpaid property taxes and debts.
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Snap faced criticism last year for a botched-up redesign of its messaging app and millions of users left the platform.
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After Tayman was reportedly shot and killed in a botched drug deal, Savage decided to do the same with his tattoo.
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It now appears that the biggest arrest to date in Europe's crackdown on illegal migration was botched from the very start.
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The president's latest comments double down on past criticism of the top law enforcement bureau over alleged bias and botched investigations.
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The eight-man officiating crew that botched the end of Saturday's game between Central Michigan and Oklahoma State in Stillwater, Okla.
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Without the accent mark, his own last name is bruised but not botched, though a Spanish grammarian would call it misspelled.
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He hit a solo homer and a single but also botched two foul popups for errors — one leading to a run.
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A military confrontation with Palestinian militants last month followed a botched Israeli operation in Gaza that killed one of its soldiers.
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Miller drew heavy criticism for the botched rollout of the initial travel ban in January, which was blocked by the courts.
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Examples abound, from the mishandling of Hurricane Katrina during the Bush administration to the Obama's administration's botched rollout of the healthcare.
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Saudi officials initially denied that claim but are now reportedly weighing whether to say Khashoggi was killed during a botched interrogation.
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That story had a somewhat miraculous ending — the botched restoration was so appalling that the church has become a tourist attraction.
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Perhaps it's been a peek into the pages lining the checkout aisle at the supermarket about a celebrity baby's botched facelift.
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That it took a botched propaganda campaign to alert the public at large to this frightening reality is not entirely encouraging.
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Trump botched some claims about birthright citizenship, such as when he said the US is the only country with that law.
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To date, midazolam has been used in 21 executions in the United States, including botched killings in Oklahoma, Ohio, and Alabama.
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Thousands of his supporters took to the street in Tegucigalpa after the botched count in what was a largely peaceful demonstration.
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The investigative reporter Brian Ross is leaving ABC News, months after he botched a report on President Trump's links with Russia.
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He is doing it again with his botched efforts in handling the COVID crisis & again it will cost thousands of lives.
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And Trump has rejected any accountability for the botched testing process: "I don't take responsibility at all," he said this month.
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The CDC botched its early development of coronavirus test kits, according to a government email obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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But due to Manafort's lawyers' botched attempts at redaction in a previous filing, we know some of what's being alleged here.
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Seth Rich, 27, was killed in July 2016 near his Washington, D.C., home, in what police there consider a botched robbery.
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"It will stop it happening again, yes?" she asks—ironically, given the botched poisoning of Sergei Skripal in Salisbury in 2018.
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Boomers got Woodstock; we get a canceled Woodstock 50, the glitzily corporate Coachella, and the botched con-job of Fyre Festival.
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In Spain, yet another botched makeover of church artwork has horrified the local authorities, scandalized restorers and set social media ablaze.
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For instance, his administration tried to relax car emissions rules using botched data that purported to show that pollution saves lives.
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When it was botched with the Bay of Pigs invasion, these men waited for a rematch, and they never got it.
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" He said the case was "botched horrifically" by prosecutors following "the political climate at the time" rather than the "credible evidence.
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And Trump has rejected any accountability for the botched testing process: "I don't take responsibility at all," he said on Friday.
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We've botched the early testing, and it's not clear the public has responded seriously enough to the calls for social distancing.
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"My nose looks like it doesn't belong on my face," Sammy Kates says in a clip from Monday's episode of Botched.
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This is the second attempt for the company, after a botched rollout of a similar savings account-type product last year.
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Utilities: Lincoln Aviator: A beautiful, tranquil and luxurious three-row SUV, but Ford botched the production launch, which raises red flags.
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As governor of Indiana, Mr. Pence badly botched the response to an H.I.V. outbreak, which resulted in hundreds of preventable infections.
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He was under pressure from directors and investors after he led a botched attempt to take the closely watched company public.
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The 2010 murder of the agent, Brian Terry, 513, revealed the botched gun-smuggling investigation known as Operation Fast and Furious.
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Some of his own supporters focused on the elite Democratic ties of the app company that had botched the caucus reporting.
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Moreaux, who owns five restaurants in Beijing and Shanghai, beelined for the closest grocery store after his botched cheese supplier meeting.
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The famous Decembrists, well-connected military officers who botched an attempt to overthrow Nicholas I in December 1825, feature prominently here.
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And Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan was forced to rehash the botched rollout of that policy to skeptical lawmakers.
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Liberty Media Chairman John Malone took issue with SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son's investment approach in light of the botched WeWork IPO.
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WeWork's botched initial public offering (IPO) and SoftBank's subsequent rescue deal for the office rental firm have recently accentuated those concerns.
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Last month, Mexican authorities severely botched an operation to arrest notorious Sinaloa drug cartel leader El Chapo's son, Ovidio Guzmán López.
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History is riddled with politicians who watched their careers disappear -- or be badly damaged -- by botched reactions to major natural disasters.
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And Mr. Owens deserves to know whether his son died in a worthwhile pursuit or a botched mission of dubious value.
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Musk has come under heavy pressure in recent weeks over his botched attempt to take Tesla private and his erratic behavior.
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Following a botched surgery on her vocal cords 20 years ago, her once four-octave range is now reduced to one.
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The botched Starliner mission was a crushing blow to company morale, with employees desperate for good news after a difficult year.
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Capital punishment is already legal in Oklahoma, but executions were put on hold after the state botched its last three executions.
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He botched the name of one interviewer, stammered the name of the other and struggled to adjust to the satellite delay.
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As we reported ... Laura slipped into a coma after surgeons in Ciudad Juarez botched her nose job by incorrectly administering anesthesia.
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He prevented victims from 9/11 from suing Saudi Arabia, he botched the 9/11 intelligence, he botched the anthrax case back in the 1970s, and now he has unlimited power and authority that you have to ask the question why are Republicans in Congress continuing to renew his funding not using oversight and going after him?
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May's future is unclear after her botched gamble on a snap election left her Conservative Party short of a majority in parliament.
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He's also largely avoided any real fallout from his administration's botched response, and some Democratic lawmakers have accused Republicans of shielding Trump.
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Of course, even in these situations it's possible taking the leap will result in a botched project or worse, upset your boss.
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Doesn't appear the fake George was flocked by fans -- especially those disgruntled ones who've been bitching about a botched final 'GoT' season.
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Coup rumors spread amid one of the worst economic implosions in modern Latin American history, and there were two botched mini-uprisings.
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TSB's botched computer-systems migration have cost around 70 million pounds ($93.95 million) so far, its Spanish parent Sabadell said on Thursday.
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The disastrous debut of the Obamacare website in 2013 played into GOP claims that the law was botched by an incompetent administration.
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Biden botched his response to concerns about his touchy-feely habits and even some Republicans said everyone should cut him some slack.
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The Brewers scored two more runs to pull ahead 4-0 in the third after a botched defensive rundown by the Cubs.
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In 2008, Simpson was found guilty of various felony charges including kidnapping and robbery in connection with a botched Las Vegas robbery.
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New York state countered these booklets with posters in Yiddish -- but botched the translation so badly that parts of it are incomprehensible.
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Whenever an operation is later believed to have been incorrect or botched, there are almost never legal proceedings against doctors or hospitals.
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Real Housewives of Orange County alum Heather Dubrow, whose husband Terry Dubrow stars alongside Nassif on Botched, congratulated him on his engagement.
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So far, Aetna is on the hook for nearly $20 million, not counting its own legal costs, from the botched settlement notification.
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The family says Terminix and a subcontractor called Sunland Pest Control, which has since shut down, botched a fumigation at their home.
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However, the company failed to land the rocket after launch, the first time a Falcon 245 has botched an attempted ground landing.
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Still, a botched ground landing did give some people pause, as it wasn't clear where the failing booster was going to land.
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According to the WHO, around 47,000 women die from botched abortions each year, accounting for almost 13 percent of maternal deaths worldwide.
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After a botched military raid to apprehend him, a thousand-strong rebel alliance held large parts of the city for five months.
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Abraham, who went on Botched in 2015 after a bad round of lip injections, was also open about her plastic surgery changes.
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Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), an influential proxy-advisory firm, recently noted that the board had presided over bureaucratic tangles and botched acquisitions.
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Every big moment I need a mother for was completely botched, and I didn't want the wedding equivalent of Girls and Sex.
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Regulators meddle in the stockmarket, critical analysis is suppressed and, since a botched currency devaluation in 2015, capital flows are tightly policed.
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Image: GizmodoSamsung has already botched one of the most important product launches in the company's history, and it hasn't even happened yet.
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Quebec's Raglan nickel mine is facing melting "dry stacks" of tailings, something Lapointe attributes to botched climate change predictions by its operator.
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"I specifically focus my transformations in space elves," Pardon says in this exclusive clip from the Wednesday, July 11 episode of Botched.
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The election would be, in effect, a referendum on Brexit and on the botched process which politicians must take the blame for.
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Turkey has repeatedly leaned on Greece to extradite eight Turkish soldiers who fled across the Aegean after a botched coup in 2016.
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In Ohio and Oklahoma, inmates have died thrashing, screaming and gasping after botched executions, resulting in both states temporarily halting all executions.
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JiaJia's spina bifida was eventually addressed after being orphaned, but botched surgery left him paralyzed from the waist down, compounding his plight.
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Britain said Russian secret agents made a botched attempt to assassinate Skripal using a military-grade nerve agent, an allegation Russia denied.
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The fact that Clinton botched his "Today" show sitdown may not amount to a hill of beans in the sweep of history.
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It's a thing that — especially the Hero4 Session, which is the really small cubed camera, that they really botched the launch of?
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A botched initial public offering, the removal of an eccentric CEO, and an 80% drawdown in valuation seemingly happened in an instant.
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The phone -- which belonged to Tennyson -- was stolen the week before during a botched sale attempt that was arranged through a website.
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But if the planned content is put in place and the online play works smoothly, the botched launch will likely be forgotten.
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Rich, a 27-year-old DNC data specialist, was murdered on July 20173, 2016, in what police concluded was a botched robbery.
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Sanu botched a fake handoff to Tevin Coleman, but regained control of the ball and hit Jones crossing into the end zone.
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Unfortunately, a lot of the early players didn't have the best grasp of how to exploit the technology, resulting in botched streams.
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But, that doesn't mean we don't sometimes make regrettable decisions — including stars who have botched ink or a design that's deeply offensive.
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Because Akonjee also had the cash on him, they are also looking into whether this might have been a botched robbery attempt.
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Seth Rich was murdered in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington, DC, in July 22018 in what appeared to be a botched robbery.
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Tillerson said the Trump administration is reviewing America's overall Iran policy, a welcome opportunity to end nearly 40 years of botched rapprochement.
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One woman said she took part in the consultation on behalf of her grandmother who died from a botched back-street abortion.
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Like he did with the botched gun-running operation, Attorney General Eric Holder tried to cover up details of this failed experiment.
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Scott Forstall left Apple in 2013, after the botched debut of Apple's Maps app as part of iOS 6 in late 2012.
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As Business Insider earlier reported, the botched launch resulted from Robinhood never contacting the proper Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Hampered by email scandals and botched FBI investigations, political capital will be scarce for a president 60% of the country considers untrustworthy.
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On Monday, the singer and Celebrity Big Brother winner, 42, shared a photo of herself showing off a botched eyelash extensions job.
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BATS Global Markets, whose attempt at an initial public offering on its own exchange was botched four years ago, is trying again.
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It took him more than 50,000 botched experiments to invent the alkaline storage cell battery, and 9,000 to perfect the light bulb.
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A botched legal filing last week by Manafort's lawyers revealed that the former campaign chairman had passed proprietary campaign data to Kilimnik.
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From a young age, I was told story after story about how John F. Kennedy had botched the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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The site of his tragic death in a botched arrest attempt in 1890 was just a few miles from our meeting place.
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That American force also called in the botched airstrike that destroyed a Doctors Without Borders hospital in the city, killing 42 people.
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He's bleeding from a brutal series of events that stemmed from his botched hit on a Tae Kwon Do expert named Ronny.
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The president appeared to suggest Yovanovitch was responsible for the 1993 botched military raid in Mogadishu, Somalia, that killed 19 American soldiers.
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Op-Ed Contributor In 1983, guerrilla fighters from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia murdered Alberto Uribe in a botched kidnapping attempt.
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They also said she had intentionally botched the prosecution of Detective Dante Servin in the shooting of Rekia Boyd, an unarmed woman.
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Ichiro Suzuki led off the game with a single, advanced on a botched pick-off attempt and scored on Marcell Ozuna's double.
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But they have also been criticized by supporters of the standards, who think they botched the process of putting them in place.
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His roadside signs were few and far between, and his debate performance on Saturday night was best remembered for his botched entrance.
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She used all the money she saved to have her gender affirmation surgery through the black market; the doctor botched the job.
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It all happened around the time of her estranged husband Lamar Odom's accident, and her doctor blamed stress for the botched job.
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That leaves Archer to face admonishment from her superiors, who use every botched assignment as proof that women belong back at home.
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But trying to circumvent the shortage has led to botched executions in some instances and lawsuits questioning the humanity of new protocols.
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Speedy Hire had struggled since a botched implementation of an IT system last year and a shortage of equipment to rent out.
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The state, the first to develop the lethal injection protocol, was challenged on the constitutionality of its methods after a botched execution.
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It's the same sort of cowardly dodge he attempted when a Navy SEAL died in a botched raid in Yemen in January.
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Cecilia Giménez Zueco's botched restoration of a small fresco in Spain looks as entrancingly bad in person as it does in pictures.
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The election was seen as a bellwether for the Catalan secessionist movement, almost two years after its botched attempt to declare independence.
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After Michigan man Martin Duram was killed in May 2015, police suspected his wife Glenna of carrying out a botched murder-suicide.
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And the successful joint venture of Xerox and Fuji Photo was headed for a merger until a botched negotiation halted the plan.
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After a botched police operation, the army triumphantly negotiated with the protesters, and an agreement was signed conceding many of their demands.
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Last week, the team released a video that reconstructed the timeline of the killing of Mr. Khashoggi and the botched cover-up.
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He poked fun at Tesla's Cybertruck, whose botched November unveiling led one of its designers to smash two of the car's windows.
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The Airbus announcement is likely to prompt opposition accusations that the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has botched the procurement process.
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Apple has offered its own maps since 2012, but it famously botched the launch and has been playing catch-up ever since.
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Malcolm's death was a political assassination, one met with an investigation and prosecution that historians and others have long maintained was botched.
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In 2008, O.J. was found guilty of various felony charges including kidnapping and robbery in connection with a botched Las Vegas robbery.
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Martinez said he was soon relieved of his pilot duties after damaging a propeller in a botched landing with Guzman on board.
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I've seen so many botched butt augmentations that I've had to come up with all kinds of unconventional ways to fix it.
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The most fundamental beats of Theo's odyssey are preserved, from bumping around various American households to a botched art heist in Amsterdam.
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In Oklahoma, the drug was used in an execution that state officials said was botched because of an improperly placed intravenous line.
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Trump began his day on Thursday with a string of tweets about the impeachment process that botched a number of basic facts.
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Economists, however, point to Venezuela's strict currency controls, botched nationalizations, and excessive money creation as the root causes of its economic crisis.
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The talk comes just weeks after SoftBank rescued WeWork after a botched attempt to take the company public by founder Adam Neumann.
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The talk comes just weeks after SoftBank rescued WeWork after a botched attempt to take the company public by founder Adam Neumann.
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In November, the Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat and her French partner were tear-gassed by three masked assailants in a botched robbery.
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George W. Bush started the Afghanistan War and botched it in plenty of ways, not least by starting another war in Iraq.
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In particular, if you want some notion of what Trump governance is likely to look like, consider the botched occupation of Iraq.
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Some New Yorkers remember the Wollman skating rink in Central Park, a botched municipal renovation that Mr. Trump took over and finished.
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The criticism ratcheted up over the weekend after ABC reporter Brian Ross botched a report on former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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In the aftermath of the Parkland shooting, House Republicans have also zeroed in on law enforcement's botched response to the deadly rampage.
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It is a particularly difficult question in light of Sunday's botched test, because it is still unclear exactly what missile was launched.
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The botched recovery effort that's dragged on and on is ultimately a disaster caused by humans, leading to environmental and health crises.
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"Sadly it's typical of the botched Tory approach which threatens a bad deal for Britain," the party's foreign affairs spokeswoman Emily Thornberry said.
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Wells himself didn't seem very concerned it would go off, leading investigators to believe he was a willing participant in the botched heist.
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They agreed to shut down the botched review as part of a legal settlement to end the three federal lawsuits the state faced.
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A botched double play that would have ended the inning allowed Beltre to come home and stake Hamels to a four-run lead.
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But some analysts and Trump opponents said the raid was botched, and was a sign of the new government's reckless attitude to civilians.
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But "super blood wolf moon" is a name that somehow combines sensationalism, doomsday conspiracies, and botched Native American culture into one unscientific name.
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Senn suddenly quit Zurich in December after coming under pressure following a botched takeover bid and a stuttering performance in its main business.
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AMERICAN COUPLE SHOT DEAD IN MEXICO HOME IN APPARENT BOTCHED ROBBERY, OFFICIAL SAYS Dehmlow's obituary was not the first to leave people talking.
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The Bravo star has never held back her honesty when it came to talking about her beauty treatments, including fixing botched lip injections.
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I feel like Demi Moore in Ghost—if Patrick Swayze's face accidentally melted over a candle flame and she botched the remodeling job.
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Nevertheless Labour says it is ready to govern if May's minority administration, weakened by a botched election campaign and divided over Brexit, falls.
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Uribe, whose hatred for the rebels was born after his father was killed in a botched kidnapping, has a seat in the Senate.
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Apple rushed to push out a necessary update on Wednesday, but botched it a bit; if you hadn't yet updated to macOS 10.13.
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It's a procedure similar to the emergency abort system aboard Russia's Soyuz rocket, which saved two astronauts during a botched flight in October.
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But given how many games have botched PC launches of late, it's probably best that Bungie works closely with Activision and the Battle.
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Signs that Saudi Arabia is preparing to acknowledge the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in a botched interrogation helped smooth edgy markets.
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"Of course," Johnson said, when asked if he was right behind May who lost her parliamentary majority in a botched election in June.
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The extended shutdown of parts of the U.S. federal government and Britains botched Brexit process added to the confusion and uncertainty among businesses.
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Ron DeSantis's decision to oust him for the botched response to the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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A climate science skeptic with a history of botched research is the latest controversial addition to the Environmental Protection Agency's Scientific Advisory Board.
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The Saudis have strongly denied the allegations but U.S. media outlets have reported they will acknowledge he was killed in a botched interrogation.
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As they scramble to clean up the botched mess of the all-important 2020 primary kickoff, there's plenty of blame to go around.
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I would be thrilled if this ring was hidden in my dessert during a botched proposal in which I accidentally ingest the ring.
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Their botched job early on in the film is intercut with scenes of their interactions with their wives, and guess what — they suck.
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"The Prime Minister's botched deal provides no certainty or guarantees for the future and was comprehensively rejected by this House," Corbyn told parliament.
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Pattinson plays a young bank robber whose latest botched job lands his younger brother, Nick (played by co-director Benny Safdie), in jail.
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Its popularity in lethal injections has only grown over recent years, despite being used in botched executions in Alabama, Arizona, Ohio, and Oklahoma.
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He points to Louis C.K.'s statement as an example of what happens when the intent is there, but the implementation is botched.
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The Saudis have strongly denied those allegations but U.S. media outlets have reported they will acknowledge he was killed in a botched interrogation.
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Questions have also been raised about the quality of the procedure in Iran: the United Nations has detailed grisly stories of botched operations.
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The extended shutdown of parts of the U.S. federal government and Britain's botched Brexit process added to the confusion and uncertainty among businesses.
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Indiana had two kicks blocked, missed another field goal, botched an extra-point attempt and mishandled the opening kickoff of the second half.
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One of the drugs used by Alabama is midazolam, a sedative that has previously been involved in botched executions elsewhere in the country.
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As it just so happens, Microsoft Build 2019 opened up with a whole lot of nothing thanks to a botched HoloLens 2 demo.
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As the dust settles on the Turkish military's botched coup, a crackdown has ensued that has spread beyond just finding insubordinate military men.
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But after Ross botched — in Trump's eyes — his dealings with China, he decided Lighthizer would be the lead negotiator on all trade issues.
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The backstory: Rich was murdered last year while walking to his home in Washington, DC, in what authorities say was a botched robbery.
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Is there another top-tier pop star who could fit a tempestuous album rollout and botched release into their personal narrative so easily?
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Thousands of TSB customers were locked out of their accounts, with many hit by fraud, after a botched migration of its computer systems.
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Edmund Zagorski, 22017, requested death by electric chair amid concerns over the lethal injection process, as it's been botched in several recent executions.
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Edmund Zagorski, 63, requested death by electric chair amid concerns over the lethal injection process, as it's been botched in several recent executions.
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"Look who was on my flight @real_honeybooboo_mamajune31054 #mamajune she's in town to shoot an episode for the show @botched," Frazier wrote on Instagram.
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Your Wi-Fi went out, you got in a huge fight with your significant other, Starbucks botched your morning coffee and so on.
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Anisimov botched the one-timer but made enough contact to send a fluttering puck past Elliott for his first goal of the series.
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And the emotional high point, if you believed the rhapsodic media response that followed, was his discussion of that botched raid in Yemen.
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The raid that President Donald Trump ordered on the village of Yakla in Yemen in late January increasingly looks like a botched mission.
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"Today you have met Supa Woman," Washington tells doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif in this exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode of Botched.
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Only three months after taking office, Kennedy was strolling the grounds of Camp David with Eisenhower discussing the botched Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Other times, trans women and men are left with botched jobs, highlighting the dire need for adequately trained surgeons in the United States.
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In an indictment related to the botched raid, prosecutors on Tuesday charged him with murder, hostage-taking and causing mass unrest, Kabar said.
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Experiments with new drugs, a series of botched executions and covert efforts to obtain lethal chemicals have mired many states in court challenges.
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One reporter on the panel, Jeff Greenfield, warned that Ross's botched report has provided the president's supporters with ammunition to dismiss accurate reporting.
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After the botched coup attempt on July 15th by a cabal of mid-ranking generals and junior officers, the old reflex appeared again.
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Ahmad, whose Instagram bio says that she "specializes in hot messes," says it all started with a botched color job four years ago.
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The $2646 billion fall in Neumann's fortune was caused by a drop in WeWork's evaluation following its botched IPO, Forbes' Samantha Sharf reported.
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On Tuesday, Apple botched upgrades of its new smartphone operating system for a while — "bricking," or rendering useless, phones that got the upgrade.
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These are the hallmarks of the best Coen movies: jubilant cliché meets moral ambiguity meets brutality; Minnesota nice meets botched kidnap meets woodchipper.
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The accident in then Soviet Ukraine was caused by a botched safety test that sent plumes of nuclear material across much of Europe.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, but that was rejected by authorities who said it appeared to have been a botched robbery.
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Saint-Exupery noted his profession as a pilot and an "escribano" – seemingly a botched translation into Spanish of the French word for writer.
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The Montenegrin authorities say two Russians carrying passports in the names of Eduard V. Shirikov and Vladimir N. Popov commanded the botched plot.
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Thousands of RushCard customers were cut off from their money for several days last year when a botched computer conversion froze many accounts.
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As the police have repeatedly stated, there is no evidence that Rich's death was anything other than the consequence of a botched robbery.
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The heroic through line remains, but the trappings are painted in darker hues, the stuff of botched marriages, incompetent politicians, and broken families.
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Perhaps it's a vision of a liposuction procedure you caught once on Botched, or maybe you can almost smell that Shake Shack Double.
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Though they determined that the seal was selected by a staffer in a botched last-minute Google search, they fired the individual anyway.
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