Something in the U.S. psyche keeps getting it wrong about
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But so far, everyone seems to be getting it wrong.
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He was getting it wrong on combating terrorism and Russia.
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He also holds the distinction of getting it wrong both times.
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Getting it wrong, unfortunately, leads to the Sonic the Hedgehog fiasco.
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But there's a difference between getting it wrong and acting criminally.
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We were attempting to be fact-based and getting it wrong.
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Trouble is these tools are known for sometimes getting it wrong.
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And getting it wrong can cause real distress to the already distressed.
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This is the thing where the luddites just keep getting it wrong.
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The good news is that not all brands are getting it wrong.
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Artists know how important it is and getting it wrong can prove disastrous.
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We do this because the costs of getting it wrong are so great.
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This week, Oracle copped to getting it wrong on another tech company: IBM.
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Psychiatrists point to Goldwater himself as a prime example of getting it wrong.
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Britain's Monarch has known her own pain of getting it wrong with her subjects.
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Some, however, have accused the company of getting it wrong more times than not.
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It turns out the on-trend logos are, the research says, getting it wrong.
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After all, the Davos echo chamber has an unerring knack for getting it wrong.
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The consequences of getting it wrong, as we now know, would be very public.
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It is reality, and the consequences for getting it wrong get people killed. Enough.
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You'll never try or discover something new if you're afraid of getting it wrong.
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Bybee's the first federal judge to agree that, legally, the courts are getting it wrong.
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All these articles claiming that Hollywood is giving him a pass are getting it wrong.
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I want to be clear that by all means we should critique, you know, Mark Zuckerberg for getting it wrong in Newark or the Gates Foundation for getting it wrong in their early efforts — well, really, for most of their efforts — on public education.
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Besides, even when the protagonists are forewarned, there is still great scope for getting it wrong.
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But while they are right to discount Trump's impact, investors are getting it wrong on Clinton.
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Getting it wrong is also easy, given the country's confusing mix of systems for calculating age.
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Getting it wrong has immense consequences, and the existing documents don't give much of a hint.
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While it can happen, traders take it to mean that one market is getting it wrong.
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The fear is getting it wrong, and creating such a "hot" economy that inflation does surge.
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The race has tightened of late, and there's recent historical precedent for pollsters getting it wrong.
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Getting it wrong could mean issues not just with customers, but with partners and possibly regulators.
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The industry warned that getting it wrong could impact the region's high level of public health.
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"Why don't they move to get the Constitution amended if we're getting it wrong?" she asked.
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"Foreign policy people yesterday told me off the record that the media is getting it wrong on North Korea, and the media is getting it wrong on Donald Trump, that actually we are far closer to a cataclysmic event," the former GOP congressman-turned-independent-pundit said.
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However, European founders are consistently getting it wrong in how they allocate options and equity to staff.
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It is impossible to know the difference in real time, yet getting it wrong can be costly.
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So how did everyone get it so wrong — and then get it wrong about getting it wrong?
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"If you're not getting it wrong 20% of the time, you are not doing your job," he says.
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But these questions, often asked lightly, are just the surface of a real fear of getting it wrong.
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But Kaeser said that many companies are getting it wrong when it comes to trying to foster innovation.
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And getting it wrong is all too easy, given the range of materials, colors, patterns and sizes available.
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"They didn't even know how to type up a piece of paper without, without getting it wrong," Cruz said.
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But for Servan-Schreiber, assigning 1 in 3 odds on an event that occurs is not "getting it wrong".
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He still believed in Christendom, but his experience of God persuaded him that the church was getting it wrong.
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But Cohen said he's not deterred by the numbers -- and that it's the pundits who are getting it wrong.
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Don't worry about getting it wrong, there aren't any D&D police that'll come and bust down your door.
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"I would much rather creators keep trying and getting it wrong than not try at all," Cherry told me.
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Those factors mean market pessimists are getting it wrong, according to Michael Jones, chairman at RiverFront Investment Group LLC.
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"There are things that different people get wrong — I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong," Zuckerberg said.
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The blocks light up in green if you're on the right path, and in red if you're getting it wrong.
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"The pain of getting it wrong in this environment would be very long-lasting," said the president of ABC News.
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So, the consequences of getting it wrong are only that the patient might wind up with an artificial positive association.
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Of course, Kim Kardashian West is hardly the only celebrity borrowing from the vocabulary of liberation and getting it wrong.
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Getting it wrong suggests a poor grasp of detail, and a worrying unwillingness to invest in insuring details are accurate.
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I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong, but … it's hard to impugn intent and to understand the intent.
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"If the voters pollsters talk to turn out in force, there is less risk of getting it wrong," said Prof.
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This makes sense, because both the cost of getting it wrong and the ease of trying again is so low.
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But he's not worried about UPC getting it wrong: "I have every confidence in Melinda Snodgrass and Gregory Noveck," he wrote.
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Maybe history will vindicate Uzi, too, but by then this year'll probably be another chapter in The Grammys Getting It Wrong.
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Some of the speakers on Monday poked fun at themselves for getting it wrong in a year of so many surprises.
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It's worth noting that, when it comes to energy, most of the geopolitical experts have been getting it wrong for decades.
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I want someone to tell me how to live my life, because so far, I think I've been getting it wrong.
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Getting it wrong could mean both an unhappy employee and getting stuck with a big bill if the traveler's plans change.
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There is no clear criterion to use when making that argument, so there is a significant risk of getting it wrong.
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So many companies are getting it wrong, and the consequences are real — public boycotts, massive fines, fired CEOs and falling stock prices.
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"He says, if we got it wrong, I don't really care, we shouldn't keep getting it wrong and compounding the error," Maleck said.
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Host Steve Harvey joked on the show that he got the winner right this year, after last year's snafu of getting it wrong.
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If you are not a patent lawyer in patent litigation and you are reading anything but the claims, you are getting it wrong.
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Some of the people who spoke on Monday poked fun at themselves for getting it wrong in a year of so many surprises.
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In preseason testing it was clear that — after years of getting it wrong — Ferrari finally had a car that was capable of winning.
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So many brands are still getting it wrong, and the consequences are real — public boycotting, massive fines, fired CEOs and falling stock prices.
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Scaling your startup is about adapting your team to the organization you've created, and getting it wrong can have serious consequences for your business.
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And when doing a favor for someone but getting it wrong, 60% of British people said they'd apologize, compared to the 58% of Americans.
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We can argue how well we achieve these goals, but we accept the problems because the cost of getting it wrong isn't that great.
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He doesn't shy away from his own contradictions; he's transparent enough to not mind getting it wrong on his way to getting it right.
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But J.P. Sasser, a former mayor of Pahokee, a 218,230-person city in the Glades, told me everyone, especially environmentalists, are getting it wrong.
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But when it comes to the mouse and the cookie, adults who focus on politics rather than the adventure are just getting it wrong.
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Companies of all shapes and sizes would be wise to own this issue and recognize the impact on their brands for getting it wrong.
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Getting it wrong means that a user who does have a problem gets a false sense of security and avoids going to the doctor.
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Last year, his comments about why Facebook did not remove posts from Holocaust deniers, who he said aren't "intentionally getting it wrong," drew wide criticism.
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"The costs for getting it wrong — investing in high-expense funds when close-to-identical low-expense funds are available — are large," the authors write.
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I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong, but I think ... In the case of the Holocaust deniers, they might be, but go ahead.
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I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong, but I think- In the case of the Holocaust deniers, they might be, but go ahead.
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In a research note last week, Paul Sankey, lead oil analyst at Mizuho Securities, says headlines pinning the slump on rising supply are getting it wrong.
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Despite the Grammys history of traditionally getting it wrong, with SZA being the highest nominated woman, the expectation was that she'd take home at least one.
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It&aposs one of his favorite narratives in fact, that people are taking private information about him and his administration, exposing it and also getting it wrong.
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To some degree, mutual funds are simply getting it wrong, but it is also harder for stocks to move higher if everyone is already in the trade.
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That leaves a small chance of getting it wrong — and so, in your hypothetical, the prospect of celebrating something that the child later wishes hadn't been celebrated.
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"I'd rather the person be mad at me for getting it wrong than to risk not saying anything and they have a life-threatening illness," she said.
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She forgot to say her own, which, in turn, tripped up audience members, who fell back on expressions like "you guys" for fear of getting it wrong.
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It's the big, complex stuff that's difficult to comprehend, especially when it's been made by hand, and getting it wrong can lead to injury – or even death.
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Modamani certainly isn't the first example of Facebook getting it wrong when it comes to moderation: It haphazardly removes posts meant to condemn social crises, not encourage them.
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Getting it wrong in one place might spell doom for a product somewhere else in the world and lead to the loss of billions in the regional currency.
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But perhaps the bigger issue is that education is a mystery: It's hard for pollsters to even know if they're getting it wrong, let alone to fix it.
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The stock market fell big time Tuesday as Treasury yields jumped, but investors may be getting it wrong as recent history shows rising rates typically help the stock market.
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Holocaust deniers are, of course, intentionally getting it wrong; that's the whole point of their decades-long effort to muddy the historical waters and dispute the purpose of Auschwitz.
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But this can and should be a moment to reflect upon this failure of expertise — and to ask the bigger question: why do the experts keep getting it wrong?
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Suddenly, the implicit systems and processes that got your startup to this point need to be made explicit, and getting it wrong can have serious implications for your future growth.
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Some LGBTQ activists on the left, however, believe that both sides are getting it wrong—and that liberal media, in particular, is pushing a dangerous narrative about trans military service.
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Getting it wrong could, for example, see London shrink as a global financial center, sending key players in the country's biggest tax generating sector into the arms of foreign rivals.
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"There are lots of big and well-known names spending a lot of money still getting it wrong, and a lot of small independent labels getting it right," he said.
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"The people who write op-eds and stroke their chins and tell us how to win are the people who have been getting it wrong for almost two decades now."
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PARIS (Reuters) - "The polls are still getting it wrong," a friend of deeply unpopular French President Francois Hollande said cheerfully on Monday after the latest voting upset to hit pollsters.
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But by Thursday, the odds for a September rate cut in the futures were back above 64% and traders say it's the Fed — or at least Powell— that's getting it wrong.
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But this system of tabulating the results and checking them twice is much fairer to the process and to the candidates than getting it wrong and keeping a lid on it.
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Fear of getting it wrong, not remembering what products were used — or, indeed, how they were used — often turns us back to our tried and tested routines, with little room for experimentation.
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For too long, this is a subject that people have been afraid of talking about for fear of "getting it wrong" or of revealing that they are not making progress fast enough.
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Photo: GettyLast month, Mark Zuckerberg defended Holocaust deniers, stating in an interview that he doesn't "think that they're intentionally getting it wrong," and in turn, Facebook shouldn't take down the dangerously false content.
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But there's also a lot that can feel confusing about what can – and can't – be recycled, and getting it wrong can result in contaminating a whole batch and sending it to a landfill.
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It is basically a complex math problem in which the reward for getting it right can be tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars — and the punishment for getting it wrong similarly enormous.
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After getting it wrong in high-prized contests such as the Brexit vote and the Trump election, polls got it right — and uncannily so — in predicting the outcome of the French vote Sunday.
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"This is something that's given probably thousands and thousands of times every year, to a myriad of defendants, and there's no reason to assume that they're not getting it wrong," Levine told VICE.
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Another is that the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: waiting too long to tighten might be awkward, but tightening too soon increases the risks of falling back into a liquidity trap.
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It doesn't diminish the efforts to try to find something that people can latch onto that makes them feel connected to the universe, by virtue of them getting it wrong once in a while.
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So when the adherence to a faulty guideline does not prevent that heart attack, we're left with either blaming ourselves for not following the guideline to perfection, or blaming science for getting it wrong.
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"I'm tempted to say that the people who are getting it wrong are those who print things saying I'm talking about a hard Brexit, (that) it is absolutely inevitable there's a hard Brexit," she said.
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After getting it wrong for many years, last year's redesign made Flickr once again a service worth using, but by putting Uploadr out of the reach of free users, Flickr is taking one step back.
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And in this case, uncertainty arguably strengthens the case for action, because the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: Do too much, and we've wasted some money; do too little, and we've doomed civilization.
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As a nonimmigrant, she was reluctant at first to write an entire novel from the perspective of Mexican migrants, for fear of getting it wrong, or appearing to be opportunistically seizing on a humanitarian crisis.
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Mr. Duelfer and Mr. Dyson wrote that the episode highlighted the difficulty of signaling across nations as well as the stakes of getting it wrong, which they conclude happens frequently and sometimes with catastrophic consequences.
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Regulators have called for issuers to self-certify their deals from the start, but the industry has pushed back forcefully, arguing it would scare off issuers who were nervous about harsh penalties for getting it wrong.
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Iran is not about auto parts and electronics supply chains, and getting it wrong could easily touch off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, as Saudi Arabia openly threatens to match whatever Iran does.
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But at the end of the day, I don't believe that our platform should take that down because I think there are things that different people get wrong — I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong.
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Trump, who had sided with those arguing for the so-called Brexit, slammed President Obama for lobbying Britain to stay in the EU. Trump called it yet another example of Obama getting it wrong on the international stage.
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" In the most recent flap, a few weeks earlier, he had told Kara Swisher, the host of the " Recode Decode " podcast, that he permits Holocaust deniers on Facebook because he isn't sure if they are "intentionally getting it wrong.
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There's plenty to make you wince, especially once a gaggle of friends and relatives show up at the house the next day, each of them, when introduced to Chris, striving to say the right thing and getting it wrong.
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"Rather than pretending to be certain and risk frequently getting it wrong, being candid about uncertainty will over the long term build the credibility of experts," Shafik said in a speech to students at the Oxford Union debating society.
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To Afghan and other critics of President Donald Trump's apparent indecision over how to win a seemingly intractable war, Friday's assault - the worse of its kind since the Taliban were ousted in 2001 - was evidence he was getting it wrong.
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But with the economy on an even keel and rates still relatively low, top officials like Clarida and Powell feel it better to wait for more compelling evidence - if only as a way to manage the risks of getting it wrong.
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"Any buyer is going to spend a lot of time understanding possible environmental issues, because the ramifications of getting it wrong can be huge," said Dan Denbow, portfolio manager at San Antonio-based USAA, which is an investor in Barrick.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - The team responsible for waxing Sweden's cross-country skis have apologized to the nation after getting it wrong in Sunday's 4x10km relay, when the defending Olympic champions came a disappointing fifth and bitter rivals Norway took gold.
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That balance has been damaging for health care companies this year, and Michael Arone — the chief investment strategist for the US SPDR Business at $2.9 trillion State Street Global Advisors — says investors are going to realize they're getting it wrong.
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W. Joseph Campbell is a professor at the School of Communication at American University in Washington, D.C. He is the author of six books including Getting It Wrong: Debunking the Greatest Myths in American Journalism (University of California Press, 2017).
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But at the end of the day, I don&apost believe that our platform should take that down, because I think that there are things that different people get wrong either -- I don&apost think that they are intentionally getting it wrong.
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" His one was something to the effect of, and I'm sure I'm getting it wrong, it was something like, "If I'm a seismologist and I predict a 123 percent chance of no earthquake, and there's an earthquake, what are you going to say?
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And I was close to getting it wrong at times — but they did shoot to my arrangements, which is kind of when the pressure's on, because you think, this is costing millions of dollars to shoot this film and they're basing the beats around the music.
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"I feel for most women out there, a good 20 minutes of foreplay is the very least we need before anything even enters us, which is where the porn industry, and pretty much all men, are getting it wrong," opines a writer for The Huffington Post.
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Whether they like it or not, showrunners and networks alike have a crystal-clear view of core audiences' expectations for a beloved franchise rooted in hyper-progressivism — and of the consequences that come from getting it wrong in an era when those values are in jeopardy.
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I'm still thinking about the guy in Intro to Genealogy and the hot shame of getting it wrong in front of someone who seemed to get it right and the years of believing "stay gold" was his and not S. E. Hinton's by way of Robert Frost.
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While that kind of nuance is more likely to be there the higher up the chain you go — partly because the "cost" of getting it wrong can be that much higher — it's not as ubiquitous in the lower, lower-paid, more populated ranks of the job market.
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"I'm tempted to say that the people who are getting it wrong are those who print things saying I'm talking about a hard Brexit, (that) it is absolutely inevitable there's a hard Brexit," she told the Charity Commission, a government department that regulates charities in England and Wales.
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Bond yields have jumped back from record lows this week, with investors forced to unwind some of their more extreme positions as central bankers, from the U.S. Federal Reserve to Reserve Bank of Australia, indicated that in pricing swingeing cuts to policy rates, markets might just be getting it wrong.
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Bond yields have jumped back from record lows this week, with investors forced to unwind some of their more extreme positions as central bankers, from the U.S. Federal Reserve to Reserve Bank of Australia, indicated that in pricing swingeing cuts to policy rates, markets might just be getting it wrong.
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I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong, but I think it's hard to impugn intent and to understand the intent ... I just don't think that it is the right thing to say, 'We're going to take someone off the platform if they get things wrong, even multiple times.
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" Mark Zuckerberg faced criticism this week after he said during an interview with Recode that while he found Holocaust deniers "deeply offensive," he doesn't "believe that our platform should take that down because I think there are things that different people get wrong — I don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong.
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You might think we just need to get over the thought that there's anything like the female experience, that the search for a shared female experience is dicey at best, fraught with way too many historical examples of feminists getting it wrong and making things worse for less-privileged women along the way.
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Photo: APAfter a rough week of criticism over Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's shoddy explanation for why he won't ban conspiracy site Infowars—including a very awkward tangent into apparently believing Holocaust deniers are not "intentionally getting it wrong"—the social media giant has announced it will begin removing misinformation that provokes real-world violence.
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" Roday got serious about putting together a crew of women (one of whom is Julianna Guill, who produces and stars in Treehouse) because, as he puts it, one of his greatest fears in making the film was "being a dude commenting on this movement and where we are as a society...and getting it wrong.
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CW: Like any strategic project or undertaking, making sure that there's a shared goal in terms of what the founder is trying to achieve is important, but it is particularly so when it comes to putting in place a D&I strategy because the impact of getting it wrong compounds as the company grows.
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"Choosing your baby's name is one of the first things new parents do, so in some ways, baby-name regret is great practice for parenting: you do a lot of hard work and research, try to please several people at once, and end up getting it wrong," Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts told The Guardian.
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Read more:The US is entering an era in which impeaching the president will be routineWhether it&aposs Trump or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, politicians keep getting it wrong when it comes to the US economyThe United States&apos main allies are abandoning Trump as his threats to world leaders backfireThe Trump administration proposed scrapping Michelle Obama&aposs healthy school lunch policy on her birthday
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Except for the crazy people (and yes, there have to be some crazy people, or what would be the dirty fun of P.T.A. meetings and open school nights), most parents are somewhere in the middle, trying our best, getting it right sometimes, getting it wrong sometimes, and often unsure, especially as our children get older, whether today is a right day or a wrong day.
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QUICK: SO, THE RISK WOULD BE TO THE UPSIDE, THAT WE WOULD SEE ADDITIONAL – BLANKFEIN: THERE'S RISK TO THE DOWN – THERE'S RISK TO THE UPSIDE BECAUSE THE CONSEQUENCES OF GETTING IT WRONG ON THE DOWNSIDE WERE SO SEVERE THAT PEOPLE WHO ARE CHARGED WITH THE POLICY APPROPRIATELY HELD OUT FOR LONGER BECAUSE, AGAIN, THE CONSEQUENCES OF DEFLATION ARE SO MUCH MORE SEVERE AND THERE'S NO REAL PLAYBOOK FOR DEALING WITH IT COMPARED TO INFLATION.
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