Hairdressers were doing — and not infrequently botching — the Rachel.
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You'll never worry about botching that homemade Eggs Benedict again.
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But Haas had a knack for botching every good opportunity.
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The White House isn't alone in botching the response, however.
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It's consistent with their botching the Holocaust Remembrance Day in January.
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That way, you don't have to worry about botching the pronunciations.
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"Which one is Siri?" the man said, botching Kulkarni's first name.
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It's hard to imagine them botching the probe worse than Devin Nunes.
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It concludes with Biden botching a line from the Declaration of Independence.
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Guardian isn't the only company accused of botching the cataract patients' eye injections.
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The next day, he recites it in class without botching a single word.
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Muilenburg was widely seen as botching the handling of the 737 Max crisis.
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Cifuentes later gave up after botching the grenade attack (he never attempted the blade).
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After Arias was convicted, she gave interviews lacing into Nurmi for botching the case.
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Big men, with these stone-ass hands, botching passes that should be perfect dunks.
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A lawsuit accusing Valeant of botching the Addyi rollout and pricing also will be dropped.
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Botching up their sale prospects, he says, is further evidence of Dorsey's inefficiencies as a leader.
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Swallowing water when botching these efforts is inevitable but inadvisable since gasping, coughing and snorting follow.
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Media reports suggested that Christie was fired from the presidential transition team for botching the process.
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Pollsters had another poor showing, after botching the previous general election and misfiring on the Brexit referendum.
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But don't worry too much about having hurt Teigen's feelings by botching the pronunciation of her name.
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Beth Wessel-Kroeschell introduced Gillibrand by making the most common mistake about her: Botching her first name.
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If you die due to botching a downward attack in Shovel Knight, you'll only have yourself to blame.
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Goodell said he was aware of a surge of complaints that officials were botching calls on the field.
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But he lost the thread fast, restarting a couple times and botching two names before he finally surrendered.
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The official opposition Conservatives accuse Trudeau of botching the pipeline effort and say he is opposed to energy development.
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Indeed, Comey's botching of that investigation may well be one of the reasons Trump stumbled into the White House.
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That has especially been the case since Nasdaq Inc received intense criticism for botching Facebook's IPO in May 2012.
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Google Fiber is now paying back the city of Louisville close to $4 million for botching the whole project.
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Many are accusing the police of botching these cases and not convicting Port sooner to have possibly saved more lives.
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Tough Guy" and botching his quote, Trump said, "He wants to bring me to the back of the barn. Ohhhhhh.
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These were some of the biggest, most credible media companies out there really just botching something that&aposs pretty simple.
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So he offers plenty of insight into why and how reporters can wind up botching coverage of basic worker rights.
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Mr. Hynes eventually helped to overturn the guilty verdict of David Ranta, partly blaming Mr. Scarcella for botching the murder case.
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In October, though, the actor admitted to botching his proposal a bit during an appearance on the U.K.'s Jonathan Ross Show.
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As well as botching the aid, she is widely thought to have strong-armed Michel Martelly, the unloved former leader, into office.
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Had they lost by that score, Hamilton said, the sting of botching a three-games-to-one lead might have felt worse.
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The goal came after the Habs launched a quick counter-attack following goaltender Nilsson botching an attempted stretch pass from his crease.
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Seavey has said he is innocent, accused Iditarod officials of botching his case and suggested that he was the victim of sabotage.
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Trump is now accusing Comey of lying to Congress under oath, as well as blasting him for botching the "Crooked Hillary Clinton case."
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ABC News was rightly criticized for botching a report that said President Trump had directed Michael Flynn to make contact with the Russians.
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Munoz apologized repeatedly after botching an initial mea culpa and was forced to explain overbooking and other airline policies before several, angry lawmakers.
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He ended up botching Holocaust history, accidentally making the case that the Trump approach to immigration is similar to the way Nazis treated Jews.
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Equifax was also woefully underprepared to handle the fallout, botching both the public disclosure and its effort to make resources available to impacted people.
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Trump inaccurately blamed former President Barack Obama for botching the rollout of testing kits, but make no mistake, this is happening on Trump's watch.
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Muilenburg, who was CEO for four years, was widely seen as botching the handling of the crisis involving two crashes of the 737 Max.
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Canada's two main opposition parties suggested last week they could move to delay ratification, accusing the Liberal government of botching revisions to the treaty.
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Canada's two main opposition parties suggested last week they could move to delay ratification, accusing the Liberal government of botching revisions to the treaty.
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Since 2011, the office has opened 435 investigations into colleges for potentially botching investigations into sexual violence (compared to just nine investigations in 2010).
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In Oklahoma, a state that attracted fierce criticism for botching a lethal injection in 2014, voters backed a measure to give capital punishment constitutional protection.
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Now the brow artist is sharing her biggest secrets to getting the A-list look without the risk of botching your brows in the process.
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In addition to botching his Corinthians citation, Trump also used the word "hell" multiple times in his speech at Liberty University – where cursing is prohibited.
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Because each of them had bet their entire earnings on the question, they all walked away with a score of $0 after botching their answers.
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In 2015, the Guardian reported that officials settled a lawsuit accusing Arpaio of botching the investigation into a rape of a 13-year-old girl.
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From botching anything from the jack-o'-lantern to the "zombie finger" cookies, there are all sorts of ways to mess up your holiday preparations.
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The model kept botching certain extreme maneuvers, because the plane's new aerodynamic profile was dragging its tail down and causing its nose to pitch up.
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He conceived of Pee-wee as a jittery, joke-botching idiot savant, and his other creations at the Groundlings were similarly so-bad-they're-good entertainers.
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Schuette last month sued French water company Veolia Environnement SA and Houston-based engineering services firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam for "botching" their roles in the crisis.
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Here's Chandler and Devin Harris botching what should be a straightforward switch: Mistakes like this seemingly occur once or twice every time I watch Denver play.
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This icon of the Japanese counterculture scene follows a hitman who becomes consumed by lust and paranoia after he's marked for death for botching a job.
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Democrats accused the White House of botching its efforts and preventing health officials and scientists from properly informing the public about the extent of the threat.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday accused Republican leaders in the Senate and the House of botching efforts to avoid an unprecedented default on the national debt.
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The CEO of Tesla is in the process of finalizing a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission after botching an attempt to take his company private.
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In an op-ed article titled "I Need To Speak Up Now", Mr Sinha lambasted Mr Modi's government for botching the chance offered by low oil prices.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), who came under the ire of several of her Republican colleagues for botching the party's messaging on health care and tax cuts.
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Rick Scott's campaign reserved cable time for a spot narrated by Scott himself, sarcastically thanking Democrats for "badly botching" impeachment and engaging in a "coverup" for Biden.
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Presidents have taken serious political hits for botching relief efforts -- the most notorious occasion was when Hurricane Katrina in 2005 helped devastate George W. Bush's second term.
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And Brian Ross, the chief investigative correspondent for ABC News, is leaving the network seven months after botching a report involving Mr. Trump and the Russia investigation.
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At once Johnson is ignoring the question, contradicting his running mate, and botching the chance to explain how the freedoms of businesses intersect to the freedoms of individuals.
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But without consistent play in front of him, Coleman (and fellow safeties Tre Boston and Michael Griffin) have been exposed, faltering in single coverage and botching crucial decisions.
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A new poll says yes—more bad news for the airline after it was slammed on social media for dragging a doctor off a flight and botching the apologies.
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Schuette last month sued French water company Veolia Environnement SA and Houston-based engineering services firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam for "botching" their roles in the city's drinking water crisis.
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Four of his dogs tested positive for a banned opioid after last year's race, but he has proclaimed his innocence and has accused Iditarod managers of botching his case.
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Unfortunately for her (and Chicago citizens), botching Boyd's case was only one in a slew of fuck-ups—and things don't look promising for the incumbent in this election.
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In the process of doing so, though, Democrats could end up botching the strategy that won them back the House in 2018, argues Jonathan Chait in New York magazine.
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He then movingly explained why he could not turn his back on the flag and apologized to his teammates for botching the team's plans and making them look bad.
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Season three also starts with a historical callback, but this time to a small town where a doomsday preacher keeps predicting (and botching) the specific date of Judgment Day.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Bernie Sanders laid into the Iowa Democratic Party for botching the state's caucuses during a town hall on Thursday night, but emphasized that he had won the contest.
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If the problem is we've been botching our negotiations with China by focusing on the wrong things, I can think of a candidate who's been saying something similar to that.
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"She does the Latina thing where she does her, you know, 'Anastasio Ocasio-Cortez,'" diGenova replied, exaggerating his accent in a mocking way and purposely botching Ocasio-Cortez's first name.
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But after botching his shot at the British Open, Rory McIlroy will have nothing to do with his goddamn bone saw, err, 3-wood—apparently for the rest of existence.
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Additionally, Schuette last month sued French water company Veolia Environnement SA and Houston-based engineering services firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam for "botching" their roles in the city's drinking water crisis.
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Canada's two main opposition parties on Wednesday suggested they could move to delay ratification of a new continental trade pact, accusing the Liberal government of botching revisions to the treaty.
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A report published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution alleges instances of still-employed, drug-abusing nurses botching patients' medications, administering unauthorized opioids and tampering with medical supplies to achieve a fix.
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A report published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution alleges instances of still-employed, drug-abusing nurses botching patients' medications, administering unauthorized opioids and tampering with medical supplies to achieve a fix.
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One of them, David Schnare, has been accused by his former allies of botching the group's tax-exempt status and of attempting to extort a quarter-million dollars from its coffers.
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Democrats were energized to defeat a President who had slashed taxes, deregulated the economy and opposed gay rights, in addition to launching an unjustified war and botching the victory over Iraq.
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Botching would imply she made a mistake, when it's clear her intention was to sow doubt in the minds of viewers about the credibility of the women making claims against Conyers.
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While hosting the nominations announcement for the 90th Academy Awards alongside Andy Serkis in January, Haddish won Twitter's heart for botching many of the nominees' names, including Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya.
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Microsoft also had a history of botching acquisitions under its previous chief executive, Steve Ballmer, as shown by its write-downs for Nokia's mobile phone business and the digital advertising agency aQuantive.
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But prominent Democrats accused the White House of botching its handling of the crisis and preventing health officials and scientists from properly informing the public about the extent of the coronavirus threat.
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Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell reported that the Puerto Rican government's own missteps in the reconstruction effort, including botching a massive recovery contract with Whitefish Energy, have further hampered the power restoration effort.
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Meanwhile, Robert Kimmitt, a former official in the administration of George W. Bush, on CNBC Friday warned Trump to stay on script during Saturday's XI meeting or risk botching any potential trade agreement.
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Cramer, the host of "Mad Money," said at the time that investors shouldn't give up on the company's stock despite Apple's management botching the way it announced a change to its earnings reporting.
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Cramer said it's his "biggest fear" that growth funds are selling stocks to prepare for the looming IPOs that will be handled by firms that want to avoid botching the deal as Lyft's.
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With their business donors and voting base already dispirited over failures on other issues such as health care, botching tax cuts trigger a collapse that hands Congress back to Democrats in 2018 elections.
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It changes from time to time, if he feels like he's botching it he'll swing his shin clean over their head, but you can observe the same thing happening over and over again.
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Rick Snyder's botching of the Flint water crisis led to his approval ratings plummeting, and the relationship between him and Bill Schuette, the GOP attorney general running to replace him, has been strained.
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For weeks, transition officials and people close to the process have suggested that the delays are the fault of Mr. Christie, accusing him of botching the preparations during seven months of transition preparation.
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Over the weekend, Michelle Wolf, best known for botching the White House correspondence dinner with attacks again Sarah Sanders, called Ivanka Trump a selection of names some of which are too graphic to air.
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I have Clinton fatigue and am concerned by Hillary Clinton's lack of candor, her botching of health care reform in the 1990s, her insatiable appetite for money and her support for the Iraq war.
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The video shared actually appears to be a series of outtakes, with Chrissy botching her lines, dropping some f-bombs, going to town on a burrito, and getting increasingly boozy as the camera rolls.
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At least that's what a minor league pitcher came to find out after completely botching a pitch that would eventually cause his team to lose the Northwest League championships—on a walk-off balk.
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The royal court was expected to acknowledge that Mr. Khashoggi was killed in the consulate, and to blame an intelligence agent for botching an operation to interrogate Mr. Khashoggi that ended up killing him.
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If Richard Nixon's "plumbers" hadn't been such stumblebums, botching every wayward project they took on, the Nixon presidency just might have survived its attempts to determine the opposition party's candidate for the next election.
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Tweeting about Iran last week, Trump again blamed his predecessor, Barack Obama, for botching the country's relationship with Iran, referencing the nuclear deal, and warning that the US would be looking for any human rights violations.
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The closing scene of his greatest early work, "Ashes and Diamonds" (1958), showed an anti-communist guerrilla dying on a rubbish dump after botching an assassination—an image as powerful as those of Goya or Delacroix.
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The government has already apologized for failing to prevent the sinking of the ferry and botching the rescue operation, offering a compensation package for bereaved families that averaged 470 million won, or about $415,000, per victim.
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A little more than 4 in 10 homeowners in NerdWallet's report 'fessed up to botching a DIY home project, and 35 percent said a home improvement show influenced them to take on a project that ended badly.
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Photo: John Locher (AP)The execution of twice-convicted killer Scott Raymond Dozier in Nevada on Wednesday was postponed after pharmaceutical company Alvogen requested a federal judge prevent officials from botching an execution with their drug midazolam.
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Trump has reportedly been ticked off at Ross since about halfway through 2017, when the president tore him apart for botching his trade deals with China—negotiations the former Wall Street tycoon had taken the lead on.
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Although bestowing a large check on Christmas morning might feel festive, you risk botching your strategy if you wait until the last minute, said Jody King, vice president and director of client services at Fiduciary Trust Company.
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While the White House has pivoted to somewhat more responsible messaging in the past day, it's not clear how long that will last — and it can't make up for botching the outbreak during the critical early stages.
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After botching Rihanna's album release and successfully surprising us all with Beyoncé's "Formation," Jay Z's beleaguered streaming service Tidal was set to host a free live stream of Kanye's event on February 11 at 4 pm EST.
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It's often said that there's no such thing as bad press, but when it comes to a firm that individual and institutional clients expect to meticulously catalog their finances, botching a simple envelope hand-off might qualify, here.
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The running joke in my office is that you always want to be the second crisis management team because the first crew at bat will likely be fired for botching the job even if it's not their fault.
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The bureau said some of Ocwen's alleged violations included illegally foreclosing on homeowners, failing to credit borrowers' payments, botching escrow accounts, servicing loans using error-riddled information, and deceptively signing up and charging borrowers for add-on products.
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There were other reasons, too, from Trump publicly botching the role of the Department of Defense in protecting critical infrastructure -- the explicit job of Homeland Security -- and what Hayden called his "reflexive" but not "thoughtful" position on encryption.
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One of his teammates missed a late-game layup that would have resulted in his 10th assist, Jennings recalled in an interview this month, and then that same teammate stole a rebound away from him, botching Jennings's chance.
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He was later welcomed by outgoing premier Alexis Tsipras, a leftist who steered Greece out of bailouts, but was blamed for botching negotiations with international lenders and saddling the nation with more debt after he took over in 2015.
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Kaluza, along with another former well-site manager, was accused of ignoring warning signs and botching safety testing that resulted in the rupture and explosion of BP's Macondo well, sending millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Kirby Yates' GPS (LW: NR) Last week, Michael Taylor had the Game of the Year to Forget by striking out five times and botching a single by Yasiel Puig and transforming it into a game-ending Little League home run.
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Brexit-supporting lawmakers in May's party had accused her of botching the negotiations with Brussels and surrendering on the detail of the backstop which sets out what happens to the Irish border if the sides fail to find a solution.
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He cited the case of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, an abortion doctor in Philadelphia who was convicted in 2013 of three counts of first-degree murder after botching abortions on poor women late in their pregnancies, and is now in prison.
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When I didn't understand the complicated electronic ordering system that sends orders from the dining floor to the kitchen, I learned that asking your manager to help you is a lot easier than botching orders and dealing with the fallout.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The two accountants found at fault for botching the climactic announcement of the winner for best picture at the Academy Awards have been officially declared unfit for any future Oscar duty, organizers of the ceremony said on Wednesday.
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In this installment, Driver-as-Ren adopts the guise of an entry-level First Order intern named Randy, who uses the Force to obliterate a malfunctioning printer (as well as an admiral who berates him for botching his drink order).
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Her biggest crime, depending on where your sympathies lie, is either botching a six-figure book deal, canceling an ill-planned speaking tour, or sleeping too soundly while her best friend was locked out of their Amsterdam rental for the night.
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The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
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The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
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Just like everyone else in the stadium and watching on TV, Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Justin Smoak seemed to notice the gaffe and delivered his best confused-yet-angry stare toward Alice as she continued the botching of our national tune.
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We spoke with the UFC interim lightweight champ in the lead-up to their long-awaited title fight ... and Tony told us Khabib's already shown his true colors by botching his weight cut days before they were scheduled to fight at UFC 209.
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She is confused about her priorities and it leads her to make bad decisions, which, if you're a woman, leads you to end up spoonfeeding your vegetative abusive ex-husband in a shack while your swoopy-haired boyfriend gallivants around botching crimes and cover-ups.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Security has been stepped up for the two accountants responsible for botching the Oscar best picture announcement, their company said on Thursday, as the ceremony's stage manager said the pair had to be pushed onstage to set things right after the gaffe.
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After being fired from her job at an art gallery for napping in a storage closet during lunchtime and botching a shipment, our protagonist prepares for her year of R & R with the same rigor that others might employ when training for a triathlon.
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After all, Trump is reportedly considering removing Kelly, in part for imposing too strict a system on the White House and for botching the firing of a White House staffer twice accused of domestic assault (although Trump and Kelly seem on better footing now).
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Verandas, of course, are both functionally decorative and protective architectural pieces, but in the botching of the Hurricane Maria disaster relief and in the midst of #RickyRenuncia protests on the island within a historical context of the American colonization of Puerto Rico, they can also represent a carceral containment.
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If the younger Bush inherited any of his father's blue-blooded virtues, that didn't stop him from presiding over a disastrous war (backed by intellectuals from both parties), botching the response to Hurricane Katrina, and sitting there and watching as the economy imploded at the end of his term.
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Global Affairs On the global front, the United Kingdom botching Brexit, the European Union mishandling Italy, France and Germany falling into political turmoil, or countries like Mexico, Indonesia, South Africa and others manhandling their currencies could prompt mistaken reactions by others and result in a first class crisis.
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The Republican National Committee last week circulated a clip showing Biden appearing to confuse his wife and his sister, distributed social media posts making fun of the former vice president for his Super Thursday remark, and cut a video depicting Biden botching a line from the Declaration of Independence.
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But Democrats pushed back, emphasizing that the botching of the wiretap applications — while both serious and cause for weighing changes to the surveillance system — could not legitimately serve as a stand-in for the broader inquiry, which was eventually taken over by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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And after botching the baton exchange between Mr Gatlin and Mr Miller, the United States fell a long way behind a well-rehearsed British team, which clung on to win by one hundredth of a second—despite the fact that only one of them had ever broken the ten-second barrier.
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They were helped by the book "Evil Angels," by John Bryson, published in 1985, which offered a scathing review of the prosecution botching forensic evidence, and by the 1988 film "A Cry in the Dark," which was based on that book and starred Ms. Streep and Sam Neill as the couple.
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It's still unclear how the substantial mix-up happened, but as Vox's Zeeshan Aleem wrote, two things, at least are obvious: "The administration is once again botching the rollout of a fairly straightforward policy, and Trump is personally taking steps to ensure that he doesn't anger Russian President Vladimir Putin."
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The first film featured brothers Shawn and Marlon Wayans as undercover FBI agents, who — after botching a drug bust — are forced to pose as white women to solve a number of kidnappings in an effort to get back into the good graces of their bosses, complete with whiteface body paint and blonde wigs.
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Richard A. Brown, the Queens County district attorney who in almost three decades in that office prosecuted police officers accused of committing unjustified killings, robbery defendants who executed potential witnesses and a doctor convicted of murder for fatally botching an abortion, died on Saturday in a hospice care facility in Redding, Conn.
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White Chicks starred Shawn, now 48, and Marlon, now 46, as undercover FBI agents, who — after botching a drug bust — are forced to pose as white women to solve a number of kidnappings in an effort to get back into the good graces of their bosses, complete with whiteface body paint and blonde wigs.
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Moritz Wagner, a 6-foot-10 sophomore from Berlin, who goes by Moe, was Michigan's leading scorer in the last game, an upset of second-seeded Louisville, but on Thursday he appeared physically overwhelmed in the low post and hapless elsewhere, at one point botching a clear layup after Oregon gave him the lane.
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CAVUTO: I&aposm wondering, given some of the apoplectic reactions we have seen of many on the left, Gianno, that, is it at risk, that is, the Democratic Party at risk, of botching it again, of just getting so infuriated that they lose sight of the forest for the trees, and Republicans hang on to everything?
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Read more:17 fashion trends from the 2000s that should never come backStylists and designers reveal the 11 trends we'll be seeing everywhere in 2020Kendall Jenner wore 2019's biggest trends in one outfit, and her tiny purse is the best partWatch Kendall Jenner hilariously imitate Kylie Jenner by donning a wig and botching a makeup tutorial
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Yet Dr. Redfield's agency has had an outsize role from the beginning of the nation's response to the global health crisis, and is coming under intense criticism for the delay in rolling out widespread testing for the virus in the states, which follows the agency's botching of the initial test it shared with state laboratories last month.
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" For Winstead, there are plenty of opportunities for laughs to be garnered from the "chaos we're all living" and the "general humanity of how we are all just trying to be, also just looking at sort of how the privileged have responded by gobbling up all the diapers and stuff, and how the government has been botching this.
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With Masahiro Tanaka struggling on yet another unseasonably cold night at Yankee Stadium and the Yankees' infield botching several routine plays, the Marlins, who had won just four of their first 16 games this season, scored three runs in the first inning, added another in the second, and three more on a home run by J.T. Realmuto in the fifth.
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"Donald Trump thinks that windmills cause cancer, that climate change is a 'Chinese hoax,' calls himself a 'stable genius,' and has offered the groundbreaking insight that hurricanes are 'wet from the standpoint of water,' and told people it was fine to go to work when infected with coronavirus, which he's botching the federal response to right now," a senior adviser to the Biden campaign said.
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You can watch the full tour of Jenner&aposs holiday decorations in the YouTube video below: Read more:Khloe Kardashian dressed up as her mom, Kris Jenner, and joked that Kylie is her favorite &aposfor a billion reasons&aposWatch Kendall Jenner hilariously imitate Kylie Jenner by donning a wig and botching a makeup tutorialMeet Kris Jenner&aposs 10 grandchildren who are the future stars of the Kardashian clan
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But I reckon that for every veritable Julia Child protegé who's making perfectly roasted duck breast every Tuesday night and has a wealth of fermentation projects in their apartment cabinets, there's someone like me—a dining-out enthusiast who can navigate an omelet just fine but is also susceptible to severely botching something as simple as gluten-free banana bread (true story, two weeks ago; an abject, crumbly failure).
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Just a few days prior, our group — the White Coat Waste Project — filed a complaint with the VA inspector general documenting accountability and transparency failures at the McGuire VA Medical Center in Richmond, Va. Among other things, we outlined how a VA experimenter — who is also a physician at the facility — had repeatedly killed hound puppies by horribly botching surgeries and almost killed another with a sedative overdose and negligent post-op treatment.
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"Donald Trump thinks that windmills cause cancer, that climate change is a 'Chinese hoax,' calls himself a 'stable genius,' and has offered the groundbreaking insight that hurricanes are 'wet from the standpoint of water,' and told people it was fine to go to work when infected with coronavirus, which he's botching the federal response to right now," a Biden adviser said in response to the president criticizing the former vice president's mental fitness.
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Let's just recap the fallout from the refugee ban over a 12-hour period, from Trump allies alone "Morning" Joe Scarborough, fresh off meeting with Trump and his foreign-policy team, blamed policy chief Stephen Miller for botching the order and P.R. Steve Bannon, one of the authors of the executive order, said in an email to the Washington Post that there was an adult deeply involved in setting "policy and philosophy": incoming Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Read more:Watch Kendall Jenner hilariously imitate Kylie Jenner by donning a wig and botching a makeup tutorialMeet the Kardashian-Jenners, heirs to a massive reality TV empire, who have a combined fortune of more than $1.6 billion and are one of the most influential family &aposdynasties&apos in the worldThis year&aposs Kardashian-West Christmas card is decidedly more casual than previous yearsKendall and Kris Jenner are making a TV series about a fake Kardashian sibling named Kirby
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In October, though, the actor admitted to botching his proposal a bit during an appearance on the U.K.'s Jonathan Ross Show "I did have some plans to do it, I was going to string up some lights in some trees and do all the romantic stuff, but we were in the country and we were under this beautiful night sky and had a log fire burning and red wine and I blew my load early," he said before laughing at the sexual insinuation.
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