SO NOT ONLY IS IT MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, IT IS MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION BY HALF.
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"That was when I first started to think that this was going in the wrong direction and had just taken a huge leap forward in the wrong direction," Jaffe said.
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Turns out, the camera was pointed in the wrong direction.
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If you're looking forward, you're looking in the wrong direction.
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I think some people were looking in the wrong direction.
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All this shows the FDA headed in the wrong direction.
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Then narrowing Medicaid is a move in the wrong direction.
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These are bold and disheartening steps in the wrong direction.
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Enbridge Line 3 is taking us in the wrong direction.
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The verdict: Mixed, and possibly going in the wrong direction.
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Most people were saying, 'You're going in the wrong direction.
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This is a step in the wrong direction, he says.
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Others said the move takes FedEx in the wrong direction.
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They could be caught being cautious in the wrong direction.
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Turns out the camera was pointing in the wrong direction.
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But the arrow is clearly pointing in the wrong direction.
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If anything, Facebook has been moving in the wrong direction.
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Unfortunately, Mayor Pete's "reform" takes us in the wrong direction.
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Misleading, ambiguous information is a step in the wrong direction.
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I believe that this is going in the wrong direction.
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But trading went in the wrong direction for these bets.
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Unfortunately, some of those rushes went in the wrong direction.
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The government did take their country in the wrong direction.
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In fact, many countries are headed in the wrong direction.
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I turned in the wrong direction between here and Pang.
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But researchers say this ire is pointed in the wrong direction.
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"Kieran was just a foot in the wrong direction," Arrow said.
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I've taken a metro in the wrong direction a dozen times.
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I don&apost want to be tilting in the wrong direction.
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In either event, it is a step in the wrong direction.
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Also it's industrial design is a step in the wrong direction.
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And when I came, it was heading in the wrong direction.
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The Johnson bill would move retirement policy in the wrong direction.
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Others said the ruling was a step in the wrong direction.
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Ramirez returning would only be a step in the wrong direction.
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Yank the issue, at least once, in the wrong direction altogether.
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Towards that end, HR 260 is step in the wrong direction.
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These proposed cuts would move us directly in the wrong direction.
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It doesn't mean that Devialet is heading in the wrong direction.
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Our work-life balance has us tipping in the wrong direction.
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Sadly, Mr. Trump's policies are taking us in the wrong direction.
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But almost three years in, he's moving in the wrong direction.
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"The debt is moving in the wrong direction," Mr. Feldstein said.
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You know, from my point of view, in the wrong direction.
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"This whole thing is trending in the wrong direction," he said.
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The proposal is "a step in the wrong direction," Rice said.
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That's why any step in the wrong direction attracts expert attention.
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The Gulf of Tonkin helped set things in the wrong direction.
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They were looking into something that was in the wrong direction.
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"If anything, it's a step in the wrong direction," Lee said. Rep.
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Unfortunately, the statistics behind this issue are heading in the wrong direction.
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Mr Haig: At the moment we are heading in the wrong direction.
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And there's a reason the stock is headed in the wrong direction.
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When police found him, he was walking home in the wrong direction.
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That may seem slight, but the trend is in the wrong direction.
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Or do you feel like we're still going in the wrong direction?
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Right now, the profit incentive is pushing retailers in the wrong direction.
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The EU's directive, he says, is another step in the wrong direction.
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It's not a 'baby step' if it's headed in the wrong direction.
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But what if one day, a leader flew in the wrong direction?
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The trajectories of every measurable are now going in the wrong direction.
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Yes, the deficit is too large and headed in the wrong direction.
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It's essentially driving down the highway in the wrong direction, Sheppard explained.
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The numbers are moving in the wrong direction for our younger generations.
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Other drivers were too young, and some sailed in the wrong direction.
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Because I think the current court has gone in the wrong direction.
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Government Populated Return would be a drastic step in the wrong direction.
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Williams allegedly continued driving "in the wrong direction," according to the release.
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There's a lot of data kind of edging in the wrong direction.
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But at the moment, her numbers are heading in the wrong direction.
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For one thing, the relevant stocks are moving in the wrong direction.
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Her house was like five blocks in the wrong direction from mine.
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Hales contends that the car was spinning towards her in the wrong direction.
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I'm afraid they'll destroy Muay Thai, point it in the wrong direction abroad.
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Brexit is likely to push the public finances further in the wrong direction.
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" Meanwhile, George Clooney said in Variety that "we're moving in the wrong direction.
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Yet 73 percent thought the nation's economy was headed in the wrong direction.
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Some 70% of Ukrainians believe the country is heading in the wrong direction.
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"We took a step in the wrong direction tonight," coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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Go deeper: U.S. and China retail sales are moving in the wrong direction
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The White House called the Turkish response a step in the wrong direction.
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From a policy perspective, it would be a step in the wrong direction.
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Poverty, employment and inflation are all going in the wrong direction, Lagarde said.
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Her blood pressure and other vital signs were going in the wrong direction.
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"These high rates are unacceptable—they're going in the wrong direction," Simon says.
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The remilitarization of Japan would be a further step in the wrong direction.
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Those are two different trends, and they're both moving in the wrong direction.
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Further subsidizing the oil industry is a dangerous step in the wrong direction.
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They let their own biases lead them down trails in the wrong direction.
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Yet, far from taking appropriate action, we are accelerating in the wrong direction.
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As the July 6 deadline approaches, things are going in the wrong direction.
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"The outrage aimed at Obama is going in the wrong direction," Simmons said.
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Other boat renters have been too young or sailing in the wrong direction.
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In terms of cervical cancer prevention, we are moving in the wrong direction.
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And there are powerful economic forces pushing the world in the wrong direction.
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It just feels like 10 minutes down the road in the wrong direction.
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It lets Dowd pretend she didn't lead the conversation in the wrong direction.
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That's still a majority, but it's narrow and headed in the wrong direction.
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Sanders also slammed Trump as a step in the wrong direction for America.
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By comparison, 35 percent said they would move it in the wrong direction.
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However, this allocation, while better than zero, is going in the wrong direction.
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Yet under the surface, something appeared to be going in the wrong direction.
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The personal savings rate, at 2.8 percent, is heading in the wrong direction.
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We are moving in the wrong direction as a country and that's problematic.
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The trendline on anti-Muslim hate is already going in the wrong direction.
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For too long, the autumnal spotlight has been shining in the wrong direction.
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These are, undoubtedly, steps in the wrong direction, but what's a company to do?
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A libertarian-leaning Michigan congressman, Amash says Trump's policies go in the wrong direction.
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That test came up pretty much normal, which threw us in the wrong direction.
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After walking in the wrong direction, I finally make it to the employee entrance.
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As far as profitability, Uber's margins are headed in the wrong direction, Cramer said.
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"From a sustainability perspective, we're heading in the wrong direction," a transportation expert said.
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"I think Leader McConnell is going in the wrong direction," said Texas GOP Rep.
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Out of office, he can tell when one is unfolding in the wrong direction.
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And all of a sudden, you feel like we're moving in the wrong direction.
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We've really gone in the wrong direction in terms of some of the technology.
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Now the sky is darker, and the wind is blowing in the wrong direction.
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"We're moving in the wrong direction," he said in an interview with Variety. Rev.
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A failure to distinguish between the two risks steering markets in the wrong direction.
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Shane said home, only to be informed he was running in the wrong direction.
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Not as fast, to be sure, but we're still heading in the wrong direction.
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Still, some analysts worry that Starbucks' growth trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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In Mr. Barney's view, both parties are leading the country in the wrong direction.
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The problem is that Donald Trump will just take us in the wrong direction.
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That's half his total earlier this year and a step in the wrong direction.
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Nearly 60 percent of the country believes it is headed in the wrong direction.
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About three-quarters of Americans say the country is going in the wrong direction.
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The bottom line is that this 'flexibility' is a step in the wrong direction.
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Who wouldn't be angry, and find that anger being pointed in the wrong direction?
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For all three of these factors, the U.S. is heading in the wrong direction.
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It looks like, to me, the Fed is heading in the wrong direction here.
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Miller's left leg could be seen bending in the wrong direction as he landed.
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Though well-intentioned, we believe these suggestions represent a step in the wrong direction.
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A few blocks later, Mr. Ehrlich realized he was heading in the wrong direction.
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The Iowa delay seems to be, so far, a step in the wrong direction.
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Many colleges and universities, including Harvard and Northwestern, steer students in the wrong direction.
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Stopping tax and spending subsidies that redistribute wealth and income in the wrong direction.
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Every other store was moving in the wrong direction, with some moving faster than others.
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I forget my phone at the apartment and we end up in the wrong direction.
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Eliminating important economic incentives for electric vehicles would be a step in the wrong direction.
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There's a good chance you'll walk in the wrong direction from where your gate is.
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We're heading in the right direction and California is absolutely heading in the wrong direction.
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It's happening earlier and earlier each year, so we're clearly heading in the wrong direction.
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When Mr Modi's government has been bold, it has often charged in the wrong direction.
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"The 'growth scales' are still tipped heavily in the wrong direction for IBM," Ellis said.
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The thing is Donald Trump's so-called solution just heads us in the wrong direction.
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"Doing anything that damages that relationship is going exactly in the wrong direction," Novakovic said.
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But the federal government is also at risk of taking steps in the wrong direction.
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In fact, it is going in the wrong direction, with spending growing out of control.
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After decades of serious economic disruption, these tax bills move us in the wrong direction.
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One evening, I took the subway in the wrong direction and ended up in Queens.
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The danger is that Johnson might tip the balance in the wrong direction once again.
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"This all seems like a step in the wrong direction," the Republican former staffer concluded.
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It's a metaphor for how the tax bill is a step in the wrong direction.
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I find many bicycles running red lights, on sidewalks and going in the wrong direction.
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"I'm practicing my route," she said, speeding off in the wrong direction before stopping short.
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"It's a step in the wrong direction," said Rebecca Borné, the center's senior policy counsel.
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We're still traveling headlong in the wrong direction, with centuries of momentum at our backs.
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In 2016, voters in both parties felt the nation was headed in the wrong direction.
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That belies how many of the country's economic trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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"I think that the Supreme Court has been heading in the wrong direction," Clinton said.
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All three are at a crossroads -- and all three are trending in the wrong direction.
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If you&aposre starting a hoverboard with wheels, you have gone in the wrong direction.
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"This is going in the wrong direction," Conservative lawmaker Anne-Marie Trevelyan told BBC Radio.
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My moves had to be controlled, otherwise I risked flying off in the wrong direction.
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The problem is it's going in the wrong direction in our country, as an average.
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A lot of people don't understand, and some competitors have dragged it in the wrong direction.
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His plane has been routed in the wrong direction—they're aliens and he is their superior.
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But blaming "mental illness" is a dangerous precedent that moves the conversation in the wrong direction.
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"It doesn't mean anything, but at least we're not going in the wrong direction," he said.
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Air force officers fired a rocket in the wrong direction, according to ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri.
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While oil companies plan to grow, trends in cleaner energy are moving in the wrong direction.
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Objects that turn in the wrong direction are in a retrograde orbit, and they're quite rare.
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My fear is that some of this awareness this anger, is going in the wrong direction.
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At the moment, the two are moving in lockstep in the wrong direction, to China's detriment.
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Critics within the Democratic Party are warning that this is a move in the wrong direction.
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That's permanent: no matter how much blockchain improves it is still headed in the wrong direction.
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As the numbers went in the wrong direction, [TruTV] had every right to give us notes.
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Moreover, it was moving in the wrong direction down the one-way street outside his apartment.
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Obviously, measures that encourage colleges to "game the system" are a step in the wrong direction.
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But even with some exciting singing, this "Tosca" could point the company in the wrong direction.
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Sorry, I meant GETS BY. 10D: Were you pojnted in the wrong direction by the "<—" clue?
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Eliminating or weakening Energy Star and other efficiency programs is absolutely going in the wrong direction.
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But as time runs out, critical countries are trending in the wrong direction on this issue.
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" Dan Suzuki, portfolio strategist at Richard Bernstein Advisors, said "Things are escalating in the wrong direction.
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Yet this was a moving target, with most of the motion headed in the wrong direction.
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However, that doesn't mean they sit back and let people wander off in the wrong direction.
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While these percentages remain below the 4 percent cap, they are moving in the wrong direction.
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I believe that our country's going in the wrong direction and that it needs new leadership.
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Unfortunately, we stand to repeat mistakes of the past and are heading in the wrong direction.
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The stench of rotting flesh can be overpowering if the wind blows in the wrong direction.
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A survey said Americans — almost three-quarters — believed that we were headed in the wrong direction.
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I say this with a full understanding that most indicators are pointing in the wrong direction.
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And even if an unlikely outcome occurs, it might be unlikely in the wrong direction—i.e.
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Jamie Dixon's Horned Frogs (277-214, 6-8) are trending in the wrong direction with March looming.
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This means focusing on the white working class "takes us in the wrong direction," Erickson Hatalsky said.
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It has been a problematic situation for a while, and it is trending in the wrong direction.
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Normally that footage would be too shaky, or he might have pointed it in the wrong direction.
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Soon after the proposal's issue, infection rates began to head in the wrong direction and then worsened.
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But then Hillary, she stole the baton in a relay race and ran in the wrong direction.
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The fact that we're moving so quickly in the wrong direction ought to be a wakeup call.
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The BBA head said the political and the public debate was taking us in the wrong direction.
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The BBA head said the political and the public debate is taking us in the wrong direction.
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As far as I'm concerned, his new gig was a step too far in the wrong direction.
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Then shrinking food stamps, which are quite similar to cash, is a move in the wrong direction.
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Technically, in magazine parlance, he's looking in the 'wrong' direction—to the left and without eye contact.
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Whenever you have to consult with other people for an answer, you're headed in the wrong direction.
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But the reality is that the vast majority say their country is headed in the wrong direction.
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"With the polls leaning in the wrong direction, your contribution has never been more critical," Mook wrote.
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And they are all going in the wrong direction: global temperatures, desertification, deforestation, ocean acidification, freshwater eutrophication.
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He believes that this is a move in the wrong direction because it will segment Twitter's audience.
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But they can also veer off in the wrong direction with no one to set them straight.
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After 35 years of increasing income inequality, the TCJA was a big step in the wrong direction.
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If our machines are pushing medicine in the wrong direction, it's our fault, not the machines' fault.
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" O'Sullivan said the current tensions aren't a trade war yet but "a step in the wrong direction.
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When things are headed in the wrong direction, it's good to remember who truly loves their country.
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An adult found us some hours later strolling contentedly in the wrong direction, mouths sticky with sweets.
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Is the current leadership on both sides of the aisle steering our nation in the wrong direction?
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Now, she is saying maybe some of the movement she inspired is focused in the wrong direction.
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Just after Mile 3, the Wayband device signaled incorrectly that Wheatcroft was headed in the wrong direction.
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I've had very few circumstances in my life where that instinct took me in the wrong direction.
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But this level of ambition can leave a story unfocused, or worse, focused in the wrong direction.
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OK we upgrade the brakes … but it's still in the wrong tracks, going in the wrong direction.
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For others, though, it is a sign that Saudi Arabia may be headed in the wrong direction.
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If that's the path to American greatness, electing Clinton would be giant step in the wrong direction.
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This week, however, he once again moved in the wrong direction, drawing sharp criticism from his presidential competition.
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However, the audience is trending in the wrong direction if MSNBC is banking on viewers to eventually return.
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Leaving women out of important meetings or conversations, Sandberg says, would be a step in the wrong direction.
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We often see the market make a quick knee jerk reaction and it's often in the wrong direction.
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"I don't think that's right," he says, pointing to a corner whose poles bend in the wrong direction.
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"No, I'm saying you're being aggressive and you're starting to go in the wrong direction," O'Day tells him.
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The technology behind Allo looks very cool, but it's moving in the wrong direction with regard to privacy.
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What I say to that is you want to see evidence...This is going in the wrong direction.
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The new law, which relaxes requirements that they understand medical science, is a step in the wrong direction.
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She considers the followers of Roosh V to be expressing their frustration at patriarchy in the wrong direction.
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"Having the talk about, 'Oops, there's a battery problem,' is a step in the wrong direction," Gillett said.
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Northwestern is heading in the wrong direction following a lopsided 76-45 loss to 11th-ranked Michigan State.
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Neither side intentionally targets civilians, but mistakes are inevitable, such as soldiers shooting grenades in the wrong direction.
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Moderate Republicans are won over somehow: Again, no — things seem to be going in the wrong direction here.
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" (Twitter) Will Smith says Oscar nominations don't reflect diversity in the US"It's going in the wrong direction.
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Board pressure, top/bottom line revenues, or shortsighted/toxic personnel consistently tip the scales in the wrong direction.
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And there was Robyn looking out—in the wrong direction at first, so that she didn't see Valerie.
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"Donald Trump would take us in the wrong direction on so many issues that we care about," Mrs.
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We now also know that for the past decade, suicide rates have been moving in the wrong direction.
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Eventually the problem emerged: A piece of redstone was angled incorrectly, sending the current in the wrong direction.
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If YouTube's intent is to create clarity and better understanding, this is a step in the wrong direction.
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The bizarre incident is a surreal turn in the wrong direction for the Clippers at the season's midpoint.
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Those are all bad signs for Clinton, and they suggest her campaign is heading in the wrong direction.
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Seventy percent of Ukrainians believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, according to a December survey.
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In communities where public sector unions are strong, members only unions are a step in the wrong direction.
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"Right now inflation is going in the wrong direction, and so that is concerning to me," he said.
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For well over a decade, a supermajority of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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For Cruz, it was a terrifying example of the way this country is heading in the wrong direction.
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But with the current pace of wildfires and deforestation, the world is rapidly galloping in the wrong direction.
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But between 1995 and 2014, the THC:CBD ratio went in the wrong direction, ElSohly and his colleagues found.
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"This is a metaphor for why the bill is a big step in the wrong direction," Hartle said.
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"These were good guys — but something in their lives sent them off in the wrong direction," he wrote.
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Unfortunately, there are signs that we are moving in the wrong direction—and not just on school meals.
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It's do-or-die time for Buttigieg, whose poll numbers recently have been moving in the wrong direction.
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The White House called the Turkish response a step in the wrong direction and signaled a hard line.
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They were angry about the election and worried that it would take the country in the wrong direction.
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He added that he thinks Virginia and the country are moving in the wrong direction on health care.
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Even now, with my watch visible on my wrist, I sometimes turn the bolt in the wrong direction.
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If inclusive prosperity is our goal, the tax on university endowments is a step in the wrong direction.
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And other people will give us how they felt when a stock was going in the wrong direction.
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Yet individually and collectively, these arguments point us in the wrong direction if we're truly interested in attacking inequality.
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On the downside, the chambers won't work in low winds, or when the wind blows in the wrong direction.
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" Then, "The Riddle of the Sphinx" warns us that "If you're looking forward, you're looking in the wrong direction.
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Hillary Clinton, and her promise to end oil and gas fracking, will pull us further in the wrong direction.
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But there are better reasons to think this lodestar—originally, a guiding star—is leading in the wrong direction.
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"Female and minority participation in STEM fields is moving in the wrong direction," Ivanka Trump said, according to Reuters .
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It's capable of inflicting a tremendous amount of damage, even serious bodily harm if pointed in the wrong direction.
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Finally, the suppression of the PMIs takes China firmly in the wrong direction, away from progress, development and transparency.
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But adding too much of the other wine to it, all agree, pulls the blend in the wrong direction.
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But developers are creative people, and sometimes the process of experimentation can lead the game in the wrong direction.
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Weekly manufacturing wages in Macomb are also heading in the wrong direction: down 763 percent over the same period.
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They've been moving in the wrong direction, they've been moving away to a more authoritarian economy and political story.
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"A consumption tax increase now would be going in the wrong direction," said Stiglitz, a professor at Columbia University.
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But this bill would take America in the wrong direction—and put children, families, and your businesses at risk.
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For years a majority of them have been telling pollsters that the country is heading in the wrong direction.
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That's when the stomach churning panic hit me, as I realized I had been marching in the wrong direction.
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"Bottom line - this is movement in the wrong direction," said Joshua Pollack, a senior research associate at the center.
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A majority of GOP voters -- 13% -- believe Republican leaders in Congress are taking the party in the wrong direction.
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"You again propose to eliminate programs that are important to our environment and in the wrong direction," said Rep.
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They tend to think America is going in the wrong direction and that the worst is yet to come.
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It was something in authority that was going in the wrong direction and the youth are all against it.
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"If Brexit went in the wrong direction we would have to have another look, to mitigate that," Armstrong said.
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Like most other economists, I generally favor freer trade, and these tariffs are moving us in the wrong direction.
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The tax bill passed by Mike Coffman and his colleagues in Congress is a move in the wrong direction.
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I was eating lunch in no time, not doubling back after walking a few blocks in the wrong direction.
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With all the ideas zinging around Nur's menu, a few are bound to veer off in the wrong direction.
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We can — and should — question, challenge and oppose any political leader who would take us in the wrong direction.
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" A spokesperson for its competitor Uber noted that "policies such as these move us all in the wrong direction.
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" He said his team is tackling it like the administration "dealt with an economy heading in the wrong direction.
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From the standpoint of U.S. policy on Iran, these new sanctions designations are another step in the wrong direction.
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We have to do better, and the new regulations for pork slaughter are a move in the wrong direction.
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First, it pushes the energy of innovation in the wrong direction, toward assigning losses instead of building up care.
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What he didn't know was that the camera was pointed in the wrong direction and didn't capture the incident.
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Rutgers is heading in the wrong direction following a 58-0 loss to No. 2 Ohio State in Week 103.
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In a letter sent to elected officials, the group made clear the legislation will take Texas in the wrong direction.
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The big picture: 73% of Swedes believe the country is moving in the wrong direction, according to an Ipsos study.
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That means life expectancy in the United States is heading in the wrong direction—something that hasn't happened since 1993.
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That would not breach the treaty, but most arms-control experts regard it as a step in the wrong direction.
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Any way you slice it though, today marks a giant step in the wrong direction for the American healthcare system.
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President Trump may have shoved us in the wrong direction, but that doesn't mean we can't find our footing again.
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Without periodic check-ins and public updates, people can lose momentum or, worse, spend months moving in the wrong direction.
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Some of the other explanations — including inequality, an especially popular answer these days — appear to point in the wrong direction.
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And if the news this week from companies like Disney is any indication, we're steadily moving in the wrong direction.
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But for quite some time, Turkey has been restricting political activity and going in the wrong direction on human rights.
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The flight controllers hadn't updated the spacecraft's knowledge of this new shape, so the thrusters fired in the wrong direction.
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Its passage would take us exactly in the wrong direction at a time when we must transition to cleaner energy.
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Beware: East Hastings in Vancouver can turn into a bad experience if you drunkenly wander off in the wrong direction.
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A majority of Americans — 63 percent — said in a new poll that the nation is headed in the wrong direction.
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One of the gravest missteps at the beginning of the outbreak led those with Ebola in the wrong direction — i.e.
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In recent years, however, the prevailing ethic in America seems to have begun to slip back in the wrong direction.
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Donald Trump has tapped into anger Americans "rightly feel," but would take the United States in the wrong direction, Sen.
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It would be a necessary step but one decidedly in the wrong direction as far as overall policy is concerned.
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Funes, driving down the street in the wrong direction, rammed a responding patrol car, and gunfire was exchanged, police said.
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A colleague reported that as she was driving to school she had seen Hannah walking quickly in the wrong direction.
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On that count, Trump's pledge to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea was a step in the wrong direction.
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That the College Board will now manipulate the outcome with no transparency is a chilling step in the wrong direction.
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" Mr. Gusenbauer added: "I stopped this activity when I had the impression that Ukraine was moving in the wrong direction.
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All in the very narrow window of the next 21.5 years while our momentum pushes us in the wrong direction.
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"You have to be willing to say we've made a mistake and are heading in the wrong direction," he said.
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"Every time we seem like we get something going, everything spins in the wrong direction," Collins said before the game.
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Opponents argue that they can weaken the influence of loyal party members and move the party in the wrong direction.
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" McCain also called it a "step in the wrong direction to force currently serving transgender individuals to leave the military.
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We also have an obligation to take steps to confront climate change, and this takes us in the wrong direction.
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They actually understand what people are up against because I think the current court has gone in the wrong direction.
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"Trade continues to trend in the wrong direction," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist for LPL Financial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The rally began with ACT for America supporters denouncing Sharia law and claiming that America was moving in the wrong direction.
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There are so many things that steer us in the wrong direction—however, we decide what happens in our own lives.
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The group also thinks Trump's proposal to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement is a step in the wrong direction.
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Modern systems can alarm when someone is walking in the wrong direction—going in through an exit-only corridor, for example.
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But focusing on life's fundamental truths can be difficult, especially when they remind you that you're heading in the wrong direction.
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Doing anything that would make it harder for buyers to enter the market is a fundamental step in the wrong direction.
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"It's like having to run up an escalator in the wrong direction", says Frank Gens of IDC, a market-research firm.
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Eliminating the Presidential public financing system and terminating the Election Administration Commission would represent an enormous step in the wrong direction.
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Consider that for at least eight to ten years, Americans have said that the country was headed in the wrong direction.
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The challenge is how to actually accomplish that in an environment that seems to push us constantly in the wrong direction.
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In Pinterest's case, their strategy seems aimed at providing some plausible deniability about it actively pushing users in the wrong direction.
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"The accused went to great lengths to try to mislead police and steer them in the wrong direction," Ritter tells PEOPLE.
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The media world is talking about it today and what it means for a candidacy currently going in the wrong direction.
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Collins said Wheeler's efforts to roll back standards on emissions blamed for climate change takes the country in the wrong direction.
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A vehicle traveling in the wrong direction, reportedly to avoid a protest taking place on the highway, hit Moreira, killing him.
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We have not seen such a stretch of years of American voters believing the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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The White Sox once owned the best record in the American League, but they have been trending in the wrong direction.
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For a festival still in the process of resuscitating its chauvinist image, that punchline is two steps in the wrong direction.
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While Horne races down the street in the wrong direction, Hit And Run Boy continues playing his game with his mom.
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Polls show that 33% of Russians believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, though 82% approve of Mr Putin.
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The White House called the Turkish response a step in the wrong direction and signaled a hard line on Brunson's release.
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History was taking a turn in the wrong direction that day, and there was nothing that anyone could do about it.
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Leaders shouldn't have be literally stopped by the universe in order to recognize when they are headed in the wrong direction.
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"Our rapidly changing climate, and the Trump administration's efforts to take us in the wrong direction, seriously jeopardize our future," Reps.
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As we continue to have nationwide conversations about college access and success, cutting DCTAG is a step in the wrong direction.
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In this uncertain and constantly changing environment, isolating and excluding women in the workplace will take us in the wrong direction.
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By cutting both quantity and quality of halfway houses, the Bureau of Prisons is moving 180 degrees in the wrong direction.
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The ad campaign was seen internally as an early sign that Sears was heading in the wrong direction, those people said.
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Last year, female founders received about 2 percent of venture capital funding — and the numbers are moving in the wrong direction.
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This ploy is often paired with a corner-post route, inviting the free safety to bite in the wrong direction. 5.
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As cross-disciplinary exercises, some say that the Opening Ceremony collaborations reach in the wrong direction, though their intentions seem genuine.
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Plenty of voters in prosperous Columbus, for example, are certain that the president is taking the country in the wrong direction.
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After the hearing was over, Mr. Glover told the court staff, "I'm sorry," as he accidentally walked in the wrong direction.
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The change in which department oversees exports of many varieties of US firearms is a huge step in the wrong direction.
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And 61 percent of Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction — a 12-point jump from last December.
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"Unfortunately, since that time, results have gone decidedly in the wrong direction, and management's promises have been woefully unfulfilled," Starboard said.
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" And he said with Macron that NATO "was really heading in the wrong direction three years ago -- it was heading down.
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Like many in Silicon Valley, Facebook has been innovating in the wrong direction, building a surveillance architecture that is dangerous for democracy.
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But now some are worried the IPO market has swung too far in the wrong direction and has gotten overly frothy recently.
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"Essentially we're going in the wrong direction," Greg Millett, director of public policy at the AIDS research foundation amFAR, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I always think the risk reward is very much weighted in the wrong direction," he said in the September issue of GQ .
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"The August 14 session of the Republika Srpska National Assembly is a step in the wrong direction," a State Department statement said.
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With him gone, it's more likely that Trump could steer Washington in the wrong direction in areas ranging from Afghanistan to China.
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"I always think the risk reward is very much weighted in the wrong direction," Pattinson, 31, said of opening up in interviews.
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You don't want to fill up their heads with too many words and directions, unless they're totally going in the wrong direction.
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"I am concerned the department is heading in the wrong direction," Nadler said Wednesday, calling it a "clear escalation" from Trump's DOJ.
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"The public and political debate at the moment is taking us in the wrong direction," the Observer newspaper quoted him as saying.
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You can see Rojas coming at full speed in the wrong direction before he literally mows down a huge crowd of civilians.
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"Sadly things are going in the wrong direction," Macron told a joint news conference with the visiting president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri.
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"These proposals would significantly change current law and impact public safety, taking us in the wrong direction," the Democrats' letter Wednesday said.
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"I believe that we are considering a bill that in its total conception is taking us in the wrong direction," he said.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey's liberals have spent years feeling that the country was being piloted in the wrong direction by a very powerful captain.
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But among almost everyone else -- and even among some elements of his base -- perceptions of Trump are headed in the wrong direction.
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Toni What's a specific instance in which you think the exit polls are sending the public and journalists in the wrong direction?
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Hassan called the rules a "major step backward in the wrong direction" in combating the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses.
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"Female and minority participation in STEM fields is moving in the wrong direction," she said at the World Assembly for Women summit.
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President Trump's proposed 2020 fiscal year budget to slash the NIH budget by about 13% is a move in the wrong direction.
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It turns out that the Eagles are, at least at this early stage of the season, an outlier — in the wrong direction.
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The latest survey of the region around Jupiter turned up a dozen new moons, including an oddball going in the wrong direction.
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"Everything was going in the wrong direction," Beamer said in an interview this week, recalling the approach to the James Madison game.
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He said that the Amtrak engineer on the train should have also noticed that the switch was positioned in the wrong direction.
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As Embiid walked off the court, a camera zoomed in and you could see the finger was pointing in the wrong direction.
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Moves in the wrong direction, especially in the Midwest, will create an opening for the eventual Democratic nominee as Election Day approaches.
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" Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, tweeted that almost three-quarters of the population think "our country is going in the wrong direction.
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Former Disney CEO Bob Iger says The Child has a name, and even that may be a step in the wrong direction.
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This is personally distressing because it is pushing medical care in the wrong direction, away from direct face-to-face patient care.
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"This is how we manage," said Mr. Shorris, displaying a dashboard app that blared red to show trends in the wrong direction.
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In short, it would push the highly rated Medicare Part D program in the wrong direction, forcing it backward instead of forward!
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Adding a gap in insurance on top of that not only seems that it's in the wrong direction, but it's also cruel.
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Fifty-six percent of those polled by CNN say Trump is leading the U.S. in the wrong direction, while 38 percent disagree.
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I know I need to move more and lose a few pounds, but I seem to be heading in the wrong direction.
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Within a decade the ratio of pensioners to working-age folk will move rapidly in the wrong direction, as the baby-boomers retire.
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Growth and wages remain sluggish (though the pace of wage increases is rising) and the labor force is moving in the wrong direction.
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"The bits of the business are moving in the wrong direction," said Jonathan Chaplin, an analyst at New Street Research, in an interview.
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Senator Susan Collins said Wheeler's efforts to roll back standards on emissions blamed for climate change takes the country in the wrong direction.
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I think I'm still ... No, it really wasn't that hard because it was so obvious that it was going in the wrong direction.
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For a country that has struggled so hard against the ghosts of Franco's nationalism, that would be a step in the wrong direction.
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The same source told IRNA that the tanker's violations also included sailing in the wrong direction in a shipping lane and ignoring directives.
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He said at the debate that Obama has pushed the country in the wrong direction because of his political beliefs, not from inexperience.
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If we don't — and we've seen [what happens] when we don't have a strong labor movement — elected officials go in the wrong direction.
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"It happens that sometimes a bird is not strong enough, and it goes astray, flies in the wrong direction," she told the Times.
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Most people around the world — at least in 26 countries surveyed by Ipsos — feel that their country is heading in the wrong direction.
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When asked for thoughts on the GOP congressional leadership, a majority of Republicans said they were taking the party in the wrong direction.
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We will move on to focus more on MACRA and bending the cost curve, which is beginning to bend in the wrong direction.
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The trade war took another step in the wrong direction this month when China announced new tariffs on another 2628,28500 American-made goods.
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"Today's announcement is a step in the wrong direction, and it signals that our nation's longest war in far from over," she said.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents said the country was going in the wrong direction; unemployment and inflation were some of their key worries.
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Recent polling shows that 62 percent of Americans distrust corporations today, and 47 percent think business behavior is headed in the wrong direction.
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As career trajectories go, it'd seem like Dave—who we can't name in full for legal reasons—has gone in the wrong direction.
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Ms. Arrington and her friend, Jacqueline Goff, 59, were traveling south when another driver traveling in the wrong direction hit their vehicle, Capt.
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"Our rapidly changing climate, and the Trump administration's efforts to take us in the wrong direction, seriously jeopardize our future," Ms. Johnson said.
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"We're walking in the wrong direction," Ms. Thomas, of Larchmont, N.Y., said to her daughter Eliana, 123, as they wandered the fifth floor.
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Similarly, a majority feel President Trump's policy proposals will move the country in the wrong direction (2011%) rather than the right one (23.8%).
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It is certainly why I elected to ride the Iron Curtain Trail in the wrong direction and at the stupidest time of year.
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And they view lifting the individual mandate for one year — a step requested by the White House — as moving in the wrong direction.
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This means subminimum wage employment is more than just a step in the wrong direction — it's two steps back for people with disabilities.
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It was taking the country in the wrong direction, she said, and she had come out with thousands of other people to protest.
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The San Diego Coroner confirmed that Heitmann was killed after crashing his car while driving in the wrong direction, along with two others.
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The Astros signed Tony Sipp to a three-year deal during the winter, but his peripherals have all marched in the wrong direction.
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A United Airlines passenger thought she was going to Paris, but instead she ended up flying about 3,000 miles in the wrong direction.
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I am a very good developer, happily living my life, when I see our Country going in the wrong direction (to put it mildly).
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They sense that America is heading in the wrong direction, but emphatically believe only their candidate has the strength and vision to change things.
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The Canucks opened the season with four consecutive victories — each by one goal — but are spiraling in the wrong direction with three straight losses.
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In just 10 years, he said, the shift in students' casual knowledge of film history amounted to a massive step in the wrong direction.
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In an address to Parliament Tuesday, President Klaus Iohannis said the majority of Romanians now considered the country was going in the wrong direction.
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So there you are, watching your favorite show when a beloved character makes a terrible decision, sending the plot spiraling in the wrong direction.
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Their efforts, she added, are not helped by the fact that several police security cameras in the area were pointing in the wrong direction.
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"The el-Sisi government is going in the wrong direction by cracking down on journalists, outlawing NGOs and imprisoning political opponents," Leahy told CNN.
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Fully 85% earlier this year said that their country was heading in the wrong direction, compared with 61% of Britons and 51% of Americans.
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From the mid-2020s the ratio of pensioners to workers will start to move rapidly in the wrong direction, weighing heavily on the state.
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I feel like our current president and the regime that works with him is actively working to take the country in the wrong direction.
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More Russians—45%—say the country is headed in the wrong direction than in the right one, the highest share in over a decade.
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"It's basically driving down the highway in the wrong direction," Scott Sheppard, an astronomer at Carnegie who led the discovery team, tells The Verge.
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Total sales also are moving in the wrong direction: $141.9 million for the quarter, down from $196.7 million in the same period last year.
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Back when she was a teenager, Angie once boarded a bus in the wrong direction because she couldn't see the numbers on the vehicle.
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Ocasio-Cortez said the country has drifted so far in the wrong direction, away from helping average working people, that ambitious initiatives are necessary.
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These numbers may slide in the wrong direction as banks hire more junior women to improve the pipeline of female employees, say banking insiders.
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They steer the well, and if you're steering the well and the drill in the wrong direction, that's potentially millions of dollars of loss.
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Gooden, 54, was stopped while driving a 2012 black Chrysler in the wrong direction on a one-way street at approximately 11:10 p.m.
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But a very clear step in the wrong direction has been the administration's efforts to flood the labor market with untrained, low-income individuals.
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Both parties were traveling down Highway 17 near the community of Adams Run, though White was traveling in the wrong direction on the highway.
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Only 33 percent of Democrats said the economy is on the right track, while 48 percent said it is headed in the wrong direction.
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Seventy percent of respondents to a poll released Tuesday say the country is moving in the "wrong direction," the highest level since September 2017.
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In the Twin Cities, the maximum processing time is about to hit two years, and the trend lines are heading in the wrong direction.
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In the beginning, I started out, I did some things that, when I look back on them, I was heading in the wrong direction.
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Tom Price's first confirmation hearing, saying he fears the Georgia Republican will move healthcare in the "wrong direction" as Health and Human Services secretary.
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"I knew about the ability and talent he had and things for whatever reason went in the wrong direction," Lamoriello said during training camp.
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If the party worries about "who was where in 2016, then we're looking in the wrong direction and going to lose," Mr. Paul said.
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The federal government is finally directing its massive, ponderous machinery at the new coronavirus, but most of that machinery's going in the wrong direction.
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"Many say the country is headed in the wrong direction and we need someone strong from the Malay community to counter Najib," he said.
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" On Thursday, Biden posted a lengthy statement to his Facebook page in response to DeVos' announcement, calling it "a step in the wrong direction.
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However, from time to time, toxic politics and irrational fears connected to the election drive decision-making in the wrong direction on Capitol Hill.
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Conservatives are pushing back strongly against the Senate's proposed changes to the healthcare bill, fearing the legislation is moving in the wrong direction. Sens.
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"What do you say to people who look at [the new laws] and say that Texas went in the wrong direction?" a reporter asked.
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The bank had employee sales incentive systems that were too strong in the wrong direction and it was too slow in reacting, he said.
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This is our future, and going in the wrong direction is just needlessly inflicting pain on all of us, and it has to stop.
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Trump's approval ratings for handling major issues are largely stagnant, with what little movement there is heading in the wrong direction for the President.
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Without a strong support system, Black said, young people can "go in the wrong direction" after seeking "something" on the internet or with certain friends.
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While nutrition advocates note that much of the 2010 law remains in place, they say the relaxed guidelines are a step in the wrong direction.
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NICK MINAJ AND ARIANA GRANDE DROP SEXY MERMAID-INSPIRED &aposBED&apos MUSIC VIDEO "I was like a fish swimming in the wrong direction," she recalls.
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A poll this month showed the number of Russians who believe their country is going in the wrong direction hit its highest level since 2006.
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"Ratings are a barometer of fan interest and they have been going in the wrong direction," said Brandon Ross, a media analyst with LightShed Partners.
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And as he's also written, President Trump's actual policies of clamping down on student visas and skilled guest workers move us in the wrong direction.
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Alternatively, the weakness she has shown in the campaign might yet see her deposed if colleagues decide the negotiations are going in the wrong direction.
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"The core business is looking pretty stagnant, at best, and the bank's interest margin is heading in the wrong direction, despite rising rates," Khalaf added.
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He's getting his second chance from Skydance, but that decision shifts the power over who does and doesn't work with him in the wrong direction.
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Several developers agreed and said software coders who try to trick online users into thinking that bots are humans are headed in the wrong direction.
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Source: NBC|SurveyMonkey Poll The poll also found that most of the respondents, or 61 percent, feel the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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"The narrative continues to get louder and more believers in a commodity complex that was leaning in the wrong direction to begin with," he said.
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Forty-seven percent of respondents felt the country was headed in the wrong direction, while only 39% felt it was going in the right direction.
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Unfortunately, using the blunt instrument of the CRA rejects the electoral message and moves in the wrong direction by rolling back and undermining public protections.
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Others argue that no one should be required to register for the draft, and that including women would be a step in the wrong direction.
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Just over half told pollsters Sifo that the EU was going in the wrong direction compared with just 8 percent who thought things were improving.
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A step in the wrong direction is the national security budget for fiscal 2020, which decreases U.S. military funding from $85033 billion to $700 billion.
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There was also the distraction of an ongoing investigation triggered by an embarrassing glitch that caused riders to be sent off in the wrong direction.
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"The president…has a familiarity and comfort level with debt that I think is ultimately leading us in the wrong direction," Sanford told Fox News.
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"That kind of deliberate effort to manipulate voters, send them in the wrong direction and so forth, is what could be most disturbing," Barrett said.
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"That kind of deliberate effort to manipulate voters, send them in the wrong direction and so forth, is what could be most disturbing," Barrett said.
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The Utah Jazz are sliding in the wrong direction and are badly in need of a victory when they host the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday.
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Metro personnel deployed ventilation tunnel fans, but they were in "pull" mode, meaning smoke was drawn in the wrong direction, according to the safety board.
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For example, on the level "Wario's Gold Mine," players would turn around at the start line and drive off the track in the wrong direction.
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"Any new agreement that excludes Canada would unfortunately be a significant step in the wrong direction compared to the trilateral agreement in place today," Sen.
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" "This is all headed in the wrong direction for the goal of promoting more consumer choices, lower prices and greater innovation in the market place.
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"Joe did not hesitate to say, 'I think he's going in the wrong direction,'" said Leon E. Panetta, who succeeded Mr. Gates at the Pentagon.
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"They think the society is moving in the wrong direction and Sufis are aiding and abetting the authorities on this corrupt path," Mr. Knysh said.
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Ahmad allegedly took his passengers across the Mississippi River and they told him he was driving in the wrong direction, police said in a statement.
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With only a general plan to reach the west coast and somehow cross the Adriatic to Italy, the Americans began walking in the wrong direction.
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Though the neophyte president has tried to distance himself from Kolomoisky, hiring Bohdan has been seen by many as a step in the wrong direction.
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President Trump's proposed 2018 budget would actually cut FDA's food safety funding by $83 million, which would be a catastrophic step in the wrong direction.
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Gorman argues that the movement toward a more European-style health-care system, such as ObamaCare steers us toward, heads us in the wrong direction.
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"The intention of the federal Liberal government to lift sanctions against Iran is 180 degrees in the wrong direction," said foreign affairs critic Tony Clement.
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These are synthetic materials that are based on the principle ... 15 years ago, this physicist discovered that you could bend light in the wrong direction.
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This may not seem like a big deal, but it is: Experts and China watchers describe this as a dangerous step in the wrong direction.
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A full 773% of LGBTQ Americans said the country was headed in the wrong direction, and 72% said the Trump administration was bad on LGBTQ issues.
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John Wall and Brad Beal don't realize they have to switch until it's too late, and it forces Marcin Gortat to lean in the wrong direction.
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Authorities have said Arrington and a friend were traveling south Friday evening on U.S. Highway 17 when a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction hit theirs.
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"I'm running for governor because this state is headed in the wrong direction," Kennedy said in a YouTube video announcing his candidacy for the 2018 election.
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We get the least back from any state in the country of the percentage of what we send and it&aposs headed in the wrong direction.
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The survey found 58% of Malay respondents, the most out of all ethnic groups, said Malaysia was heading in the wrong direction under the new government.
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"With a rapidly aging population, preventing the retirement age from increasing gradually as currently envisaged would be a step in the wrong direction," the IMF said.
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And that's why Elle, as Lucas soon realizes, has been using her mind mojo to screw up their compasses and steer them in the wrong direction.
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David Schwimmer's home became a landing pad for a guy who pivoted in the wrong direction -- and, unfortunately, he got arrested for it ... TMZ has learned.
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Reimbursing people whose land has been raided by elephants might not get to the core of the problem, and might skew numbers in the wrong direction.
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Every major poll taken over the past two years has shown a massive majority of the respondents believe the country is going in the wrong direction.
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"The public and political debate at the moment is taking us in the wrong direction," the Observer Sunday newspaper quoted Browne as saying in an interview.
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Researchers have now proven that this dramatic celestial structure is indeed possible—but for it to work, the rings need to spin in the wrong direction.
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Therefore, if you're trading ETFs in part to help manage your risk, trading leveraged or inverse ETFs can be a big step in the wrong direction.
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But for example the restrictions to move profits that generated inside China are out of the country I think is going in the wrong direction, clearly.
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No. 12 Maryland is sliding in the wrong direction as the calendar turns to March and could uses some momentum heading into the Big Ten tournament.
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However, he stopped short of endorsing any particular policy course, and even expressed concern that a GOP-controlled Washington could take steps in the wrong direction.
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Conservatives are pushing back strongly against the Senate's proposed changes to the House healthcare reform bill, fearing the legislation is moving in the wrong direction. Sens.
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If our culture is headed in the wrong direction, the time to start with organizational change is now — with a great persistence, intensity and resource allocation.
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One will lead to higher growth, reduced financial risk and a lessening of inequality; the other will see all those measures head in the wrong direction.
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We're gonna need a bigger Violence And not just because he's going in the wrong direction — Cersei Lannister's trial by combat is officially off the table.
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Private explorers found the U.S.S. Grayback beneath 1,400 feet of water after realizing that a mistranslated Japanese war record had pointed searchers in the wrong direction.
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It could "easily go badly" for him if sufficient numbers of his colleagues were to decide that he is taking the country in the wrong direction.
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Private explorers discovered the U.S.S. Grayback beneath 1,400 feet of water after realizing that a mistranslated Japanese war record had pointed searchers in the wrong direction.
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Outright privatisation of airports might soon be inevitable, but other changes are likely to come one step at a time, with some in the wrong direction.
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Whatever his intent, the effect has been deeply damaging to Trump's political standing and legal fortunes, and it's trending in the wrong direction for the president.
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In comparison, only 34 percent of respondents in Gulf countries and 49 percent from North Africa believed that the region was going in the wrong direction.
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The Republican view rests in part on poll numbers that show a solid majority of Americans think that the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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We are heading in the wrong direction as a country and our leaders in Washington are failing to lead us toward a better and brighter future.
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The BLA is a step in the wrong direction unless the multiemployer retirement plan system can be overhauled dramatically before taxpayer-backed pension loans are issued.
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They would reduce take home pay and tax contributions at dual rates, among other key changes that amount to a big step in the wrong direction.
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The Dallas Mavericks are fading in the wrong direction and attempt to end a three-game losing streak when they host the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday.
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We sat through a lot of meetings where you looked at audience trends and you saw that going in the wrong direction in the wrong color.
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Whitman's impact on HP has largely been seen as a stabilizing force for a company that was moving in the wrong direction at a rapid clip.
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Despite bountiful jobs at many of the world's most covetable companies, almost half of San Francisco's residents believe the city is headed in the wrong direction.
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The problems described above are partially due to internal issues, but they have been given a firm shove in the wrong direction by Congress as well.
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There was a shared fear that we were moving in the wrong direction, that the values of our community were being trampled by dark, hostile forces.
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But as an increasingly hard-right majority settles in, it's reasonable to fear that the court will move in the wrong direction for years to come.
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Half the time I end up walking a few blocks in the wrong direction, especially if it's in a neighborhood or city I'm not familiar with.
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"Any new agreement that excludes Canada would unfortunately be a significant step in the wrong direction compared to the trilateral agreement in place today," he wrote.
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She had hiked 10 miles in the wrong direction, and then, having turned around, arrived back at the shelter where she had been the previous day.
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The latest survey of the region around the gas giant turned up a dozen new moons, including an oddball that was going in the wrong direction.
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Utah is also spiraling in the wrong direction and has dropped seven of its last eight games after losing to the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday.
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"Somebody turned their hand in the wrong direction," Mr. Trump said without naming Mr. McCain, referring to the senator's thumbs-down gesture indicating his "no" vote.
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"I've watched Iowa change, and it's changed in the wrong direction," said Mr. Todd, who is black in a county that is about 88 percent white.
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Airbus, however, was looking in the wrong direction as rival Boeing was focused on the next generation of air travel that didn't involve four-engine aircraft.
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Priebus told the nominee during a phone call that internal party polls show his campaign is going in the wrong direction, GOP officials told the magazine.
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"Reform is badly needed, but this package heads in the wrong direction, giving lobbyists and lawyers more chances to block outcomes they don't like," she said.
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On human rights, the region is heading in the wrong direction and, through its deafening silence and resolute inaction, the Trump administration is abetting its slide.
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The GOP presidential front-runner rattled off a litany of statistics at the top of the rally to portray Wisconsin as moving in the wrong direction.
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Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States is prepared to walk away from nuclear negotiations with North Korea if the summit heads in the wrong direction.
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"This is history moving in the wrong direction," said Kirsten Almberg, an assistant professor of environmental and occupational health at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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He told a conference in Washington that "things were moving in the wrong direction" and said that he did not believe Israel supported a two-state solution.
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Trump has repeatedly blamed OPEC for soaring gasoline costs, as prices continue to head in the wrong direction for American consumers with midterms just around the corner.
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Xiaomi's share of China's smartphone market is heading in the wrong direction, but a phone as fine as the Mi MIX may change that—and inspire competitors.
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But in the context of the last week, my situation feels increasingly frustrating — reasonable evidence that Twitter's abuse enforcement priorities may be skewed in the wrong direction.
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It's not a cure-all, but it's a nudge in the right direction in a world where software is almost always nudging you in the wrong direction.
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Deformity If the area around the injury doesn't look normal—if, for example, a finger is bent in the wrong direction—you almost certainly have a fracture.
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A poll by the International Republican Institute, an American pro-democracy group, found that most Tunisians think the country is going in the wrong direction (see chart).
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Trump is clearly trying to tap into the feelings of the voters who say in poll after poll that the country in going in the wrong direction.
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More than 70% of voters said the country was headed in the wrong direction, Ryan said, and they picked Trump and the Republicans to alter that course.
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Inevitably, after the company fails, leadership team members lament that they knew that the company was going in the wrong direction and should have spoken up sooner.
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Obama has been repeatedly assailed by Republicans -- especially the party's presidential contenders -- for overseeing an economy that many Americans still regard as sputtering in the wrong direction.
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Our sources say Roberts doesn't want to make this a personal attack on Trump, but rather a statement that he's taking the country in the wrong direction.
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During that conversation, Magerman said Mercer told him the country started going in the wrong direction "after the passage of the Civil Rights Act" in the 85033s.
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"If you're saying the words separate and space in the same sentence, I would offer, you're moving in the wrong direction," Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
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At a time when most Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, Clinton seeks a third consecutive term for Democrats in the White House.
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At a time when most Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, Clinton seeks a third-consecutive term for Democrats in the White House.
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At 12, he was arrested; the judge, knowing that Josiah had good grades, made it a point to tell him he was headed in the wrong direction.
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Now, he said, "it is not without irony that when Turkey is going completely in the wrong direction, she is the one opening the gates" to Europe.
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Since the Shelby decision, changes to state voting laws are leading the United States in the wrong direction and leaving the voices of millions of citizens behind.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Formula One drivers expressed concern on Thursday that the sport was heading in the wrong direction with its plans for a 2017 rules revamp.
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Already, China is heading in the wrong direction here, as its policy environment has become increasingly hostile to the private sector and the foreign investors within it.
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Use the set-up to head people off as far as you can in the wrong direction so that the final twist is that much more effective.
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The Memphis Grizzlies are sliding in the wrong direction and look to halt a three-game losing streak when they host the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday.
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"If we have someone who says the country is going in the wrong direction but they plan on voting for Hillary Clinton, there we go," Dailer said.
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But the New Netherland story goes on — and offers some guidance for those who are anguished that our leaders are moving the country in the wrong direction.
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But if the desperation to win carries you in the wrong direction, if it overwhelms everything else, as it has with McConnell, then it becomes something else.
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" ERIC KUBY, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, NORTH STAR INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO "It's now all about the whole trade dialogue, which seems to be going in the wrong direction.
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It's a model that's been used [that] worked in the '60s, '80s, '90s [but] didn't work the last 20 years because we moved in the wrong direction.
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Police say Heitmann, 18, was driving a black McLaren 650S in the wrong direction when it crashed head-on with Pizarro's mother's SUV in San Diego County.
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Voters embracing such a backward-looking nostalgia are likely to favor Trump, who dwells on how corrupt elites have steered the United States in the wrong direction.
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This condition is so confusing and I don't want to say x, y, z cured me because I don't want to steer you in the wrong direction.
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"The small businesses are moving in the wrong direction ... and the big companies aren't healing, they're still in the throes of contraction," said PayNet's President Bill Phelan.
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"What we can't do is what we did with Iran, let out the pressure and then just watch the behavior go in the wrong direction," Johnson said.
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As more restaurants begin to sell Impossible Burgers, anti-GMO organizations are worried they're moving in the wrong direction — both for the environment and for public health.
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But, the prosecutor's document said, a video camera at the spot that Mr. Smollett had hoped would capture a phony attack was pointed in the wrong direction.
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At the end of the third debate of the 2008 Presidential campaign, the moderator told Senator McCain that he was exiting the stage in the wrong direction.
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In a statement posted to Facebook, her campaign said that she underwent surgery after she was injured when a driver traveling in the wrong direction hit her vehicle.
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During Wednesday's meeting, Nadler said the Justice Department was heading in the wrong direction with its "dramatic step" in asking Trump to invoke protective assertion of executive privilege.
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"I thought my program wasn't running because I tried to scroll and nothing would happen," he says, and then he'd realize he was scrolling in the wrong direction.
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On the other hand, individuals' feeling that the economy has gone in the wrong direction under President Obama could have driven them to identify with the Republican party.
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GM also announced its final sales figures for 2018, and the numbers show that the Michigan-based automaker's zero-emission cars trended in the wrong direction last year.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are spiraling in the wrong direction after a hot start and strive to begin a turnaround when they visit the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday.
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The springy "X" would behave itself right up until the final, crucial leap, when it would launch itself in the wrong direction and we'd have to start again.
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Especially now, when U.S. policies on globalization have taken a sharp turn in the wrong direction, it is important that U.S. CEOs to take up the leadership mantle.
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Others believe we are actually going in the wrong direction, that higher graduation rates are the result of lowering standards in order to graduate students in four years.
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" Democrats, though, indicated their opposition to the bill, with ranking member Betty McCollum (Minn.) saying its funding levels are "too low" and "a step in the wrong direction.
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The Kansas City Royals continue to slide in the wrong direction and take another swipe at turning things around when they host the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday.
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Yet Venus itself spins very slowly: one rotation every 73 Earth days — in the wrong direction, no less, opposite to almost every other body in the solar system.
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Time and again I reacted instantly in the wrong direction and spun out, providing lots of entertainment for visitors who were watching on a balcony overlooking the track.
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"Cryptocurrencies may unwittingly be pushing in the wrong direction in trying to solve an important social problem, which is how best to facilitate market-based exchange," Bullard said.
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Cui Tiankai: Good evening, you see we are against the so-called 301 investigation from the very beginning and today's announcement is another step in the wrong direction.
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What didn't make sense was the aftermath, according to California prosecutor Thomas Brennan, who says he has never seen a case so thoroughly taken in the wrong direction.
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A few trends remained, however — the Patriots and 49ers are unbeaten, the Packers and Saints are surging, and the Chiefs and Eagles are moving in the wrong direction.
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It's still going in the wrong direction, that's still not a good result, that's a lot of people that will not have health insurance under the Republican bill.
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In 295, only 21 percent of African-Americans believed that the country was "headed in the wrong direction," but by 210 that number had risen to 219 percent.
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But nevertheless the trajectory in Afghanistan has been headed in the wrong direction since President Obama prematurely ended his surge and withdrew most American troops by 2016. Gen.
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But with a series of regulatory changes, the Trump administration is taking us in the wrong direction, making student loans riskier, more expensive and more burdensome for borrowers.
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Anything they propose that strengthens Mr. Trump's hand, such as abolishing private health insurance or decriminalizing illegal entry into this country, is a step in the wrong direction.
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He paid a euro and a half for a bus ticket to Cannes, and, when he got there, he jumped onto a train—going in the wrong direction.
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Moving from 20 percent to 22 percent is simply a step in the wrong direction and would ensure that the United States remains a laggard in global competitiveness.
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Durbin and Schumer are going in the wrong direction and essentially holding DACA hostage in an attempt to win amnesty for an even larger pool of illegal aliens.
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If, as you believe, we are headed in the wrong direction, it will take the active work of well-intentioned citizens to help us find the right one.
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At a time, when more and more people in America need, and should have access to flood insurance, many proposed reforms take the program in the wrong direction.
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While recruitment services are the big sales driver at LinkedIn, advertising represents roughly 43 percent of LinkedIn's business, a significant segment that has been trending in the wrong direction.
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Emotions can help influence decision-making, but when it comes to considering investment decisions in a volatile market, getting stressed out may point your investments in the wrong direction.
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After steadying during the 2000s, deaths of despair among middle-aged British men have in the past eight years or so been moving in the wrong direction (see chart).
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With both feet pointing in the wrong direction, Walcott walked away from his opponent on a diagonal so that he could just turn his head enough to watch them.
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He told police he was on his way home (police noted he was headed in the wrong direction) and the report states he was confused and slurring his words.
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On the economy in particular, Obama's aides have grown frustrated that so many Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction when economic indicators would suggest otherwise.
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The Monmouth University poll painted a largely dissatisfied view of Trump's presidency and Congress, with 61 percent of respondents saying that the country is heading in the wrong direction.
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I would often order a capture on a nearby base, only to have my units head off in the wrong direction, intent on capturing a totally different enemy compound.
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"All of this has really been tipping in the wrong direction for the last five years or so, which oddly enough coincides with the rise of Instagram," he said.
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Yet, the tax bill passed by the House and the very similar Senate bill are huge steps in the wrong direction; they will only make our economic problems worse.
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They were starving and drinking salt water, which was making their heads go a little bit in the wrong direction, so that was also a big challenge for them.
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It's long past time for us to get it together at the national level and claim the clean energy future we've earned, instead of rowing in the wrong direction.
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Slightly more than half — 56 percent — said that efforts are going in the wrong direction while just 33 percent said efforts to deal with the debt are on track.
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Surging Cardinals rout Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The St. Louis Cardinals are headed in the right direction, and the Kansas City Royals are turned around in the wrong direction.
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In its default state, BattleTech's pacing may not be perfect, and the game's camera sometimes disarms that pacing by lagging behind the action or pointing in the wrong direction.
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In the surveys, you can see the common denominator for those who voted for Brexit was that they were gloomy and thought things were going in the wrong direction.
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Sanders warned that he believed the Georgia lawmaker could move healthcare in the "wrong direction" and urged Trump to support his forthcoming bill allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Demography may be the most powerful economic force of them all, and for much of the United States, the trend lines, for now, are pointing in the wrong direction.
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A rollout with Forever 21 seems to be a step in the wrong direction, but we'll have to see how the collection is packaged to draw any real conclusions.
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While investigators were still trying to piece together what led the teenagers to drive down the highway in the wrong direction, a portrait of the victims began to emerge.
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"This is definitely a step in the wrong direction, but it was not completely unexpected," said Geoff Cooper, president of the Renewable Fuels Association, a U.S. industry trade group.
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We made a series of bad decisions, taking the T instead of a cab, then riding for several stops in the wrong direction—toward Braintree, instead of toward Alewife.
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Only a few major national economies (Britain, France and Germany) have committed to net-zero emissions by 2050, and the Trump administration is deliberately moving in the wrong direction.
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In a statement posted to Facebook on Saturday, her campaign said that she underwent surgery after she was injured when a driver traveling in the wrong direction hit her car.
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Arrington, a state representative, was seriously injured in a car accident last month when a driver traveling in the wrong direction hit her car, injuring both Arrington and a friend.
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Even as Walmart latches on to Jet — and its superstar e-commerce CEO — as a potential savior for its online sales woes, it may be looking in the wrong direction.
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More than half of the likely 2020 voters surveyed said they believed the country was headed in the wrong direction and 49 percent saying they would vote to replace Trump.
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But while I can get behind the idea of robotic grave cleaners, epitaph etchers, urn retrievers and things along those lines, this seems like a step in the wrong direction.
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I think we become unmoored and I think without the religious foundation that guides us all, I think we have a great risk of going horribly in the wrong direction.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed OPEC for rising gasoline costs, as prices continue to head in the wrong direction for American consumers with midterms just around the corner.
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Ryan Suter has seen his Minnesota Wild spiral in the wrong direction, so much so that the defenseman openly told reporters that he feels the team can't go any lower.
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The reality is that times are tough, and in an America where nearly three-quarters polled believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, people need a fresh vision.
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"Let's see what the real problem is and what the real solutions are rather than playing a litigation blame game with the fingers pointed in the wrong direction," White said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ambassador to the United States, Cui Tiankai, said Washington's latest tariffs on Chinese goods is a further step in the wrong direction, state television reported on Wednesday.
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While some polling dubiously placed Obama's approval rating as high as 28500%, nearly every poll showed 6900 to 2628 per cent saying the country was headed in the wrong direction.
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The press notoriously leads public opinion, often in the wrong direction, such as in its promotion of illegal wars and adoption of an enemy-creating narrative, rather than factual analysis.
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"Any organization leader knows that if you have bad measurements, then you're going to be headed in the wrong direction," Yang told "Rising" co-hosts Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton.
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However, while her letter was a step in the wrong direction, retaliatory action taken by President Trump was just as distasteful and arguably rose to the level of being juvenile.
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Some may see aggressively cracking down on the sales of e-cigarettes -- while traditional cigarettes remain omnipresent at gas stations and convenience stores -- as a step in the wrong direction.
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" She said in March that the country has gone so far in the wrong direction that people shouldn't be satisfied with moderate policies that are merely "223% better from garbage.
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If the investor holds preferred shares without an antidilution provision, their shares will be diluted at the same rate as common shareholders, like pro rata but in the wrong direction.
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The Bills defense is overmatched in scheme and talent, and their offense, with the turnover-prone Anderson under center, might contribute to the score in the wrong direction as well.
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It's on the fiscal policy side where I think we are at risk of running in the wrong direction, because the real economic measures that we're adopting are completely unprecedented.
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"I'm afraid he's going to make some crazy decision that could turn us around in the wrong direction," said Ms. Moore, who works in the loan department of a bank.
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After 9/11, George E. Pataki, New York's former Republican governor, steered plans for rebuilding the World Trade Center in the wrong direction to suit his own White House dreams.
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"Our over-leveraging problem has been trending in the wrong direction for some time now, and the latest data indicate we're truly entering dangerous territory," said WalletHub CEO Odysseas Papadimitriou.
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This drug-pricing reform bill is a step in the wrong direction for Democrats, who already are struggling to unify their party around a cohesive health care policy and message.
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Whatever moral compass the president was consulting, it was leading him in the wrong direction, and he lacked the discipline to pull back once he found himself stepping into trouble.
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The chairman of a teachers' union described the changes as a huge step in the wrong direction for Turkey's schools and an attempt to avoid raising "generations who ask questions".
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Unfortunately, as epidemics like Ebola and Zika fade from the headlines, support among policymakers about the importance of investing globally to prevent infectious diseases is trending in the wrong direction.
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"I think some of the business practices that were celebrated in Silicon Valley in 2014, 2015, were simply undisciplined and unsustainable, and were leading us in the wrong direction," Gurley said.
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But BlackRock's iShares Gold Trust ETF (IAU) is still sitting on a positive flow of over $1 billion from investors this year, even as gold prices moved in the wrong direction.
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What is probably more worrying for the Saudis is that their market share in China is heading in the wrong direction, given it was 13.4 percent for the whole of 2016.
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Sydbank analyst Jacob Pedersen said that while SAS had gained in competitiveness relative to rivals in recent years, the strike and resulting wage deal were a step in the wrong direction.
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Milwaukee was sliding in the wrong direction with five defeats in seven games before recovering from a 20-point deficit to produce a solid 102-96 victory over Minnesota on Thursday.
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" Villarán said he wanted to make sure that Guerrero would stay away from certain members of his family, who were "a bad influence, and may pull him in the wrong direction.
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They are looking in the wrong direction, and part of that is because the storyteller hasn't crafted the experience to be consumed without a huge amount of effort from the viewer.
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It's not enough, former federal prosecutor Alex Whiting wrote in July for the legal site Just Security, to show that Trump believed the Russia investigation was going in the wrong direction.
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It doesn't help that she is essentially branding her prospective presidency as an extension of President Obama's, and embracing his economy, which most Americans feel is heading in the wrong direction.
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"All the conversations are in the wrong direction in actually helping people," he says, referring to media coverage of the Democratic presidential candidates plans to manage the country's student loan crisis.
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This week, physicists reported a new look at a 2015 observation, in which neutrons seemed to shoot out in the wrong direction after collisions between protons and gold or aluminum atoms.
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Don't let this magical image of Victoria Beckham lead you in the wrong direction ... Stay focused because it's time to test your luck by searching for some hidden four-leaf clovers!
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The number of people who say America is "headed in the wrong direction" is also down by about a third from where it was at the end of the Obama era.
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But, Dykstra says that's B.S. -- admitting he did ask to change locations, but it was the DRIVER who flipped out ... locking the doors and driving 100 mph in the wrong direction.
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In a statement last week, McCain said it would be "a step in the wrong direction" to force transgender individuals out of the military solely on the basis of gender identity.
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In the videos shot by members of the audience, she's all grace and elegance, until her loose-fitting black dress betrays her and slips just an inch in the wrong direction.
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Fully 83 percent of Tunisians said in a November poll by the International Republican Institute that the country is headed in the wrong direction — the deepest pessimism since the 2011 revolution.
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Arrington was traveling on a highway in the passenger seat when another driver traveling in the wrong direction struck the car carrying her and a friend, her campaign said on Twitter.
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The majority of young Arabs believe the Middle East has moved in the wrong direction in the last 22010 years, according to a regional survey of 823 to 282 year olds.
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Much of what passes for regulation in Washington follows what's known as Boyle's Law, which states that the first pull on the cord always sends the curtains in the wrong direction.
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"Let's see what the real problem is and what the real solutions are rather than playing a litigation blame game with the fingers pointed in the wrong direction," she told Reuters.
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Roughly two-thirds of Americans believe the country is going in the "wrong direction," and Tuesday the country will vote for two of the least popular presidential candidates of all time.
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Simply put, I see a lot of arrows pointed in the wrong direction, and a lot of these issues are because of what we're doing or, in some cases, not doing.
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Transportation is the largest share of Oregon's GHG emissions (and moving in the wrong direction), so it makes sense that the largest share of the revenue is devoted to transportation decarbonization.
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The Trump administration risks tilting Iran's internal dynamics in the wrong direction at a pivotal moment, once again bringing the country's democratic struggle to grief and breeding another generation of enemies.
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The 11th Circuit also said it may well turn out to be that the company was engaged in a bad-faith attempt to evade an arbitration headed in the wrong direction.
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Democrats should use their recess to put the brakes on an impeachment drive already heading in the wrong direction and think clearly about what they're doing and why they're doing it.
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Trump's selection on Thursday of John Bolton to succeed H.R. McMaster as National Security Advisor is a step in the wrong direction, as Bolton is as status-quo as they come.
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The FBI's annual report on crime, released early last week, will fairly be met with some concern that our collective effort to keep citizens safe is going in the wrong direction.
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"While still too early to call, Snap's flywheel of engagement seems to have stalled with both daily active users and time spent beginning to trend in the wrong direction," Thill warned.
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A measure that never recovered to its pre-recession high, the share of prime-age people who are working, also moved in the wrong direction in March, declining slightly to 79.8%.
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If you start out with the belief that the industrialization of agriculture is the source of nutrition problems, then genetically modifying crops may feel like a step in the wrong direction.
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Lack of navigational skills is how a Belgian bus driver could take 50 tourists 800 miles in the wrong direction because he punched in the wrong address on his GPS device.
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The problem is that most of the incrementalism Republicans are discussing now is incrementalism in the wrong direction, incrementally more money being thrown at Obamacare, which is not gonna solve anything.
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It's interesting that McDermott goes after legacy CRM tools because his company has offered its share of them over the years, but its market share has been headed in the wrong direction.
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"When she got up she was disoriented and followed her instincts to get back to her car — and she was going in the wrong direction," Julia Eller said at a press conference.
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You start a bad war, and it goes in the wrong direction for too long; you push your luck with science, but you know that you're way behind in the space race.
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper told the amphitheatre-like North Atlantic Council chamber that Turkey's operation was "unwarranted" and the latest sign that the Ankara was heading in the wrong direction.
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The share of Latin Americans who think their countries are going in the wrong direction exceeds the proportion who think they are progressing by eight points, the largest negative gap since 1995.
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Others had problems after re-entering their home early or being sprayed in the face or at close range during a nozzle malfunction or by pointing the nozzle in the wrong direction.
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Three-quarters of Americans think the economy is heading in the wrong direction, according to data from Fluent, a marketing and advertising firm, but they're more confident about their personal economic situation.
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But Twitter had been counting those accounts as users before now, and so it has to deal with the fact that in the public's eyes, growth is going in the wrong direction.
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What worries me is that virtually every other social indicator in these communities is going in the wrong direction, from the mortality rates to the family dissolution rates, even the incarceration rates.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are spiraling in the wrong direction with the momentum from a solid start evaporating, and they will try to regroup when they visit the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
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Nova's feel-good story since joining the Pirates turned the page in the wrong direction as the 29-year-old Dominican permitted five runs on 10 hits in three innings at Cincinnati.
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"At a critical position in the race route, he did not guide properly, which resulted in the lead runner running in the wrong direction while approaching the final sprint," the notice continued.
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The show was trending in the wrong direction prior to Markle's exit, as its fifth season averaged 2 million viewers per episode but the number fell to 1.59 million for Season 6.
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But by pointing at all of the countries with far smaller air traffic operations and saying, "Look, they privatized," we might just be looking in the wrong direction at the wrong solution.
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"If you give someone a dollar, [that dollar] has to come from somewhere," said Furman, arguing that a universal income would actually take America in the wrong direction and worsen economic conditions.
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I am concerned, however, that one proposal currently under consideration — the transfer of cleanup responsibility to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) — would actually be a move in the wrong direction.
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It kept my phone alive during delayed flights, long nights out, and one particularly embarrassing incident that left me stranded on a bus heading in the wrong direction for a few hours.
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Yet at a time when the health of mothers and babies in the U.S. is trending in the wrong direction, Congress is laying the groundwork for a dramatic reduction in maternity benefits.
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PHILADELPHIA — For years President Obama has been a boogeyman to Republicans, uniting them in opposition to a Democrat they feel has taken the country in the wrong direction and failed to lead.
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"Eliminating this vital policy is a clear step in the wrong direction that will hurt job creation and middle class wage growth in the United States," said Todd Schulte, president of FWD.
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The exact amount of money you should be spending is highly personal and depends on your lifestyle, but there are a few red flags that indicate you're headed in the wrong direction.
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But at one point, after novice sailor Fuiava took the helm, they realized they had sailed all night in the wrong direction due to a miscalculation about the strength of the wind.
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In a New York Times/CBS News poll in May, 63 percent of Americans described the nation as heading in the wrong direction, extending a pessimistic mood lasting more than a decade.
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But the fact that he's such a vigorous walker should not blind us to the fact that he's walking in the wrong direction and trying to lead his country over a cliff.
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Shaheen in the address said the GOP plan takes the country "in the wrong direction" arguing it will have "tragic consequences" in her home state, which is currently fighting an opioid epidemic.
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Its holdings Valeant (down 68% year-to-date) and Platform (-38% YTD) are his worst-performing holdings, and his "short" bet against Herbalife has gone 7% in the wrong direction this year.
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McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook told analysts on the company's second quarter earnings call that drive-thru service times had been trending in the wrong direction for the last three or four years.
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" He continued, "Trusted pro-life legislators and advocates agree with me that this bill moves our state and the pro-life cause in the wrong direction and it will not be advanced.
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We don't know what the future holds, but there are signs that health may be heading in the wrong direction in America — and that we're emphasizing the wrong fixes for the problem.
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But political analysts said his numbers are moving in the wrong direction at a time when the Democratic Party is making it harder for candidates to get on the national debate stage.
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Kat's strange outfit, the cat with a galaxy inside it, the buildings all standing to attention in the wrong direction: a collage of such unusual sights couldn't fail to leave an impression.
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But, "there are scenarios where things could be very bad, and there are certainly also scenarios where we could have recession globally if things do go in the wrong direction," he said.
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Shaving points off his job approval dampens voter enthusiasm in the base they need and persuades swing voters to swing in the wrong direction, or, at least stay home on Election Day.
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The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom has called the national citizenship law a "dangerous turn in the wrong direction" and advised the U.S. to consider sanctions if it becomes law.
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If this is right, we've largely been looking in the wrong direction both for the harms of privacy rights violations and for the harms involved in our wanton disregard of those rights.
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After he'd pledged to give away half of his money and to satisfy the pledge, he actually trended in the wrong direction, despite giving over $2 billion to charity in his lifetime.
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And the trends in opioid use are going in the wrong direction — nearly 92 million Americans used prescription opioids and just 10 percent of those needing treatment for abuse are receiving it.
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Duterte was a Trump-like protest choice: the kind of person you vote for to register dissatisfaction with the status quo and a sense that the country is going in the wrong direction.
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Then there was the pressure of having to speed up, but I didn't want to speed up in the wrong direction because then I'll flop, I'll fuck it, and that would be it.
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"They are looking for something … maybe on the internet, maybe with a small group of friends, and they are going in the wrong direction," she said, according to a recording published by HuffPost.
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"The investigation went in the wrong direction, not due to the failure of individuals but due to institutional racism," said Alexander Hoffmann, a lawyer representing victims of a 2004 bomb attack in Cologne.
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Funding for basic research is inadequate—America's federal-government spending on R&D was 0.6% of GDP in 2015, a third of what it was in 1964—and heading in the wrong direction.
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The paper quoted an unnamed senior naval source as saying the missile may have veered off in the wrong direction towards the American mainland when it was fired off the coast of Florida.
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Business leaders may well strive to achieve a vision only few of their staff can grasp, but a team that feels strongly they are rowing in the wrong direction rarely wins the race.
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Arrington was traveling to Hilton Head with a friend to receive an award when a car heading in the wrong direction on the highway struck them, a spokesperson for Arrington said on Twitter.
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The analysis shows that, after steadying during the 2000s, deaths of despair among middle-aged British men have in the past eight years or so been moving in the wrong direction (see chart).
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The path is surrounded by virtual "fencing," and any time a user steps in the wrong direction, or approaches a mapped object or obstacle, the band buzzes in a sort of Morse code.
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The chasm between the number of job openings in today's digital economy and the number of skilled workers available is growing in the wrong direction and threatening the competitiveness of the U.S. economy.
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And while some may think her work has evolved in the wrong direction, Carey's longevity and consistency in the music industry is exemplary—regardless of where this current album falls on the charts.
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This method carries an extremely high risk: A tiny mistake—a drop too much acid, or a laser pointed a smidge in the wrong direction—could destroy the phone, rending the data inaccessible.
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We talked about how easily misinterpreted one step in the wrong direction would be in the room, and how fragile Naomi's claim to authority over her male coworkers and male clients would be.
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"Turning to inflation, things are still on track, despite a couple of months trending in the wrong direction," Harker said in prepared remarks for a speech to an economics conference in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Anyone who has seen the 1987 comedy "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" will remember the hilarious scene where Del (John Candy) and Neal (Steve Martin) are driving down the highway in the wrong direction.
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" Last year, Wilson said a space corps would just "add more boxes to the organization chart," while Goldfein said talk about a separate military branch for space is "moving in the wrong direction.
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When the celebration of the love between a mother and her children is denied to millions in this country, I believe we can say our moral compass is pointed in the wrong direction.
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Young people aged 18 to 24 in the Levant — an area including Lebanon, Jordan, Yemen and Iraq — were particularly unhappy with 85 percent feeling the Arab world had moved in the wrong direction.
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Top technology trade associations, which lobby on behalf technology firms' political interests, say in a letter on Wednesday they're concerned that NAFTA renegotiation discussions are going in the wrong direction on copyright provisions.
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Furthermore, if the benefits of early childhood education come from its effect on low-income families, everyone trying to evaluate it by testing second-grade math scores is looking in the wrong direction.
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For the first time since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, the number of Russians who say that the country is heading in the wrong direction has surpassed those who say the opposite.
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I spent 10 minutes trying to get that dang grenade through the vent, cackling every time it effortlessly bounced in the wrong direction, because I couldn't blame the error on anyone but myself.
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An NBA TV camera captured a view of the finger as Embiid was walking off the court and it was clearly pointing in the wrong direction either from a dislocation or a break.
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"So for my part, I'll continue to support the President, work with him when I think he's right, and challenge him when I think he is going in the wrong direction," Flake said.
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"It's a pretty catastrophic error when a missile goes in the wrong direction, and while it wasn't armed, goodness knows what the consequences of that could have been," Mr. Corbyn said on Sunday.
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If we fall off it in the wrong direction — specifically, if Republicans retain control of both houses of Congress in November — we will become another Poland or Hungary faster than you can imagine.
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Yet I fear that the news media and the humanitarian world focus so relentlessly on the bad news that we leave the public believing that every trend is going in the wrong direction.
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Some residents have complained about losing parking spaces to lanes and point out bicyclists' bad behavior — like riding in the wrong direction and blowing red lights — and have pushed back against additional lanes.
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Only one Republican in the Republican-controlled Senate opposed Wheeler, Maine's Susan Collins, who argued his efforts to roll back standards on emissions blamed for climate change takes the country in the wrong direction.
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The majority of the 1,000 polled by the Bay Area Council, said they have lived in the region for more than 20 years and increasingly believe that life is heading in the wrong direction.
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"Reform is badly needed, but this package heads in the wrong direction, giving lobbyists and lawyers more chances to block outcomes they don't like," Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement.
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Hard work has been done to empower women veterans to access the benefits and services they've earned, and this effort seems to be a step in the wrong direction through promoting highly-sexualized stereotypes.
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There are glorified IR blaster solutions, but that seems like a step in the wrong direction and even clunkier than the outlet option (even if it means not having to replace my window unit).
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Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne, who has also made headlines by suggesting Ferrari could leave the sport if they feel it is going in the wrong direction, is clear about what he wants to see.
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While the Phillies have erupted for 24 runs to win three of their last four decisions, the fading Marlins are floating in the wrong direction with losses in 14 of their last 16 games.
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He said he thought the country was going in the wrong direction on economic and foreign policy thanks to the leadership of societal elites, who he said were out of touch with the voters.
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The first time you try this, you'll break cover in the wrong direction, find yourself in front of a double-barreled shotgun, and the game will be over before that last fact even registers.
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But an upcoming "sequel" to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is probably going in the wrong direction, based on reactions to the movie's trailer and poster, which point out some blatant fat-shaming.
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According to Torstein Olsmo Sæbo, a scientist at FFI, Norway's defence-research establishment, drone-towed acoustic arrays can now mimic the signature of a big submarine, luring a drone off in the wrong direction.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Support for EU membership among Swedes has slumped amid an ongoing asylum crisis, with a majority saying the 28-member bloc is going in the wrong direction, a poll showed on Monday.
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The United States is prepared to walk away from negotiations with North Korea if the upcoming talks on its nuclear weapons program head in the wrong direction, said U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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While many media outlets are sensitive to this issue and make attempts to highlight the mental illnesses that resulted in suicide and its preventability, too much coverage tilts the story in the wrong direction.
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Bannon, who was dismissed in August, has told associates that Trump's legal team is steering the President in the wrong direction, and has suggested a more combative approach to Mueller, according to administration officials.
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If you're going to be one way and you think it's wrong, does that mean the rest of your life you have to go in the wrong direction because you don't want to change?
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" "What we can't do is do what we did with Iran and let off the pressure and then just watch the behavior go in the wrong direction," Johnson told CNN's "State of the Union.
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But a group of the House's most conservative and Tea Party-sympathetic lawmakers are concerned the momentum might be headed in the wrong direction, and they're cooking up alternatives to rein in the president.
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UPSET SPECIAL: Not going too far out on a limb here, but No. 9 seed N.C. State should be able to handle eighth-seeded Seton Hall, which has been trending in the wrong direction.
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Already facing a harsh political climate heading toward the November midterm elections, Republicans fear that moving ahead with the tariffs could send the party — not to mention the economy — spiraling in the wrong direction.
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Having studied financial literacy education extensively, I would suggest that the head of the only federal regulator devoted to consumer protection in the financial services space is driving the agency in the wrong direction.
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Brazil and Australia — which both appear to be headed in the wrong direction on climate change — were accused of thwarting a proposed carbon trading system by insisting they be allowed to recycle past credits.
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Donald Trump's presidency may look like a theater of incompetency: armada going in the wrong direction, forgetting what country he bombed but remembering what he had for dessert, major promises broken with a shrug.
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Many experts and judges agree that the justice system and especially courts need reforms that would speed up the handling of cases, but say Law and Justice proposals are going in the wrong direction.
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The US Commission on International Religious Freedom said India is taking a "dangerous turn in the wrong direction," adding that the US should weigh sanctions against India if it enshrines the bill in law.
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Though he was also quick to emphasize that Snowden should face consequences for his illegal actions, Holder's comments come at a time when the conversation around Snowden is poised to shift — in the wrong direction.
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Investors and partners are the ones who will be affected most by the long-term prospects of this company, and right now the return on those investments appears to be headed in the wrong direction.
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"The UK generally has a great record on fighting measles, but for the first time we're suddenly going in the wrong direction," Johnson said on a visit to a hospital in Truro, south-west England.
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"After decades of moving in the wrong direction — tougher sentencing, more mandatory minimums, more power taken away from judges — we're stopping the wrong direction and we're turning around and making some progress," said Democratic Sen.
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Susan Collins, a moderate Republican senator from Maine, has said she would oppose Wheeler's nomination, arguing his efforts to roll back standards on emissions blamed for climate change took the country in the wrong direction.
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Iran's state news agency IRNA quoted a military source as saying the vessel had turned off its tracker, ignored warnings from the Revolutionary Guards and was sailing in the wrong direction in a shipping lane.
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Wolfgang Schaeuble, a veteran member of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), told Deutschlandfunk radio that Gabriel's suggestion to give the EU and Greece more cash "goes in the wrong direction completely" and sent the wrong message.
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A post-Brexit Britain would start with identical rules, but even a small divergence—a decision, say, to repeal Europe's caps on bankers' bonuses—could be construed as an unacceptable step in the wrong direction.
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Bahetoukilae explained that she purchased a ticket from New Jersey's Newark Airport to Paris' Charles de Gaulle (a 7 ½ hour flight), but ended up flying nearly 3,000 miles in the wrong direction to San Francisco.
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I was delighted to be part of this group, but I'm fearful that the result, described in The Hill by co-chairs Aparna Mathur and Isabel Sawhill, will set policymakers off in the wrong direction.
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GOP lawmakers, just more than a month after a midterm election that saw them lose the House majority, are sending public warning signs that they think the administration is headed in the wrong direction. Rep.
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The Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, said the queen had told then Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at a Windsor Castle lunch in 2011 that the EU was heading in the wrong direction.
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And the two planes that crashed didn't have the optional angle-of-attack safety feature that could have alerted pilots if the plane was pointing in the wrong direction, and that Boeing charged extra for.
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The Kansas City Royals are slipping in the wrong direction and look to snap out of their recent funk when they host the Seattle Mariners in the opener of a four-game series on Thursday.
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Smith grabbed an offensive rebound with 4.5 seconds remaining and the game tied at 107-107, and dribbled the ball in the wrong direction as time expired on the team's chances to win in regulation.
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The past week has underscored how much the world needs American leadership, and how badly Trump is falling short — or, more precisely, when he provides leadership, it's often in the wrong direction, setting us back.
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Separately, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, a federal body, called the new citizenship legislation a "dangerous turn in the wrong direction" and said that the United States should consider sanctions against India.
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People push my chair without asking, and often in the wrong direction, and shove me in the back as a way of "helping" me propel my chair — my movement and autonomy are constantly being challenged.
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What was different about this session with the news media was that, for the first time in several seasons, Alderson had to discuss a team that is going in the wrong direction quickly and dramatically.
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For example, a Monmouth poll (22016 percent), a YouGov/Economist poll (54 percent) and Nationscape (56 percent) all recently reported that more than half of Americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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The New Jersey Devils are going in the wrong direction at the wrong time and will be looking to halt a three-game slide when they host the rival New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
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Here are a few tips on what to do, and what not to do, to reduce the racket: • Check if the radiator is tilted in the wrong direction, which may be causing water to pool.
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It's about a young British couple, Erin and Mark, whose lives take a sudden lurch in the wrong direction when they are scuba diving and chance upon — yes, you guessed it — something in the water.
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The survey, published on New Year's Eve, found that 2900 percent of independents said the country is heading in the wrong direction, compared to 220006 percent who thought the country was on the right track.
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The question is how do you get there, and, given the math and US political culture and budget politics, make sure that one is making progress toward that rather than going in the wrong direction?
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia for rising gasoline costs, as prices continue to head in the wrong direction for American consumers with midterms coming up in less than four weeks' time.
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I think the danger now in terms of moving away from free-market capitalism is the trend towards this greater protectionism that we are seeing because I think that is moving us in the wrong direction.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper, speaking in Brussels on Thursday ahead of a NATO meeting, said Turkey - which annoyed Washington this year by buying Russian-made S400 missile defense systems - was moving in the wrong direction.
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An aircraft flew in the wrong direction after taking off from an airport in southwest China and had to be directed back on track by air traffic controllers, according to previous South China Morning Post reports.
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In the poll's findings, more than 9 in 10 of blacks disapproved of the president's job as leader of the country, the same number of blacks also believe the U.S. is headed in the wrong direction.
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But Iran has maintained that it was simply following maritime procedure after the Stena Impero used the exit lane to enter the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, "violating maritime rules" by sailing in the wrong direction.
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More than half of Americans, 71 percent, believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, while nearly half of Democrats, but less than one in 10 Republicans, think it is headed in the right direction.
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"We are bearish on the lira and always have been given its very weak external balances and with macroeconomic policy moving in the wrong direction as well," said Kiran Kowshik, emerging markets forex strategist at UniCredit.
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Dutzik also warned that driverless cars can actually "move us in the wrong direction" if the technology makes driving cheaper and easier, and thus encourages people to live farther away from where they need to go.
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"At a time when economic change is making life more difficult for all but the relatively well-to-do, denying people to access health insurance is a giant step in the wrong direction," the letter reads.
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In the end, a few general trends continued — the Patriots and 49ers remain unbeaten and dominant, the Packers, Saints, and Vikings continued surging, and teams like the Chiefs and Eagles are going in the wrong direction.
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But when so many Americans are dying from Chinese fentanyl, when one million Muslims are interned, when Emperor Xi is dragging China in the wrong direction, let's not celebrate but, instead, keep up the international pressure.
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As we reported, Alex's numbers went in the wrong direction and he had to start chemo again for his stage 4 cancer, but there are no outward signs he's unable or unwilling to do the job.
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"The Chinese Communist Party is heading even faster and further in the wrong direction — more internal repression, more predatory economic practices, more heavy-handedness, and most concerning for me, a more aggressive military posture," he said.
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The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, a federal body, called the measure a "dangerous turn in the wrong direction" and said that the United States should consider sanctions against India if the bill passes.
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"The Chinese Communist Party is heading even faster and further in the wrong direction — more internal repression, more predatory economic practices, more heavy-handedness, and most concerning for me, a more aggressive military posture," Esper said.
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A senior administration official told reporters this week that when it comes to the administration's core priorities on immigration, many of them have been "moving too slowly or moving in the wrong direction" at immigration agencies.
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"The trend is moving in the wrong direction in terms of the product being approved in the past few years," said Gao Yong, co-chairman of the agriculture group at the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
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Oracle certainly needs a cloud win as its cloud business has been heading in the wrong direction the last couple of earnings report to the point they stopped breaking out the cloud numbers in the June report.
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It tasked the military with protecting "the constitution and democracy and the fundamental makeup of the country and its civil nature," giving it latitude to step in if it deems Egypt is going in the wrong direction.
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Last Saturday morning, the complaint says, that the roommate came home from work and found Lucy "hiding in her carrier [with] her rear foot facing in the wrong direction," and that she was damp and missing hair.
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Depending on the details, the pending changes to the House bill are either a drop in the bucket relative to its serious problems for people with pre-existing conditions or a further step in the wrong direction.
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If someone does fall on one and it's pointed in the wrong direction, serious injury can occur [...] It seems the main problem here is if the lid hadn't been in place the straw would have moved away.
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GOP lawmakers say going through another round of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process is another step in the wrong direction when the military has been constrained for years by the so-called "sequestration" budget caps.
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" MICHAEL O'ROURKE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, JONESTRADING, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT: "He dialed it back a little bit, but they're still tariffs, and we're still going in the wrong direction from a policy perspective if you're a markets-focused globalist.
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Merkel has said the rule of law in Turkey is "moving in the wrong direction", a reference to the large-scale purge that President Tayyip Erdogan has carried out following a failed coup attempt in July 2016.
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In December, 28.6 percent of Bay Area adults said they thought things in California were headed in the wrong direction, up from 2100 percent a year earlier, according to surveys by the Public Policy Institute of California.
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In December, 39 percent of Bay Area adults said they thought things in California were headed in the wrong direction, up from 29 percent a year earlier, according to surveys by the Public Policy Institute of California.
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But any would-be reform effort that begins by denying the benefits of therapeutic, educational and vocational programs to the people who could benefit most is not a "first step" — it's a step in the wrong direction.
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"Any time you have the U.S. 21.3716-year making a big move like that, six beeps in the wrong direction for financials, that creates a little space," said Ian Scott, an equity analyst at Manulife Asset Management.
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Through a broader, more political lens, the loss of NGS — and the union jobs it supports — would mark a step in the wrong direction in the minds of workers that cast their votes for Trump in 2016.
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At a time when many working families face challenges like stagnant wages and rising health care costs and struggle to get ahead under this administration, the president's budget request would take our country in the wrong direction.
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Do not let these two almost identical images of Joel McHale have you headed in the wrong direction ... Stay focused and keep and eye out for the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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"Cryptocurrencies may unwittingly be pushing in the wrong direction in trying to solve an important social problem, which is how best to facilitate market-based exchange," Bullard said in a prepared speech at the CoinDesk Consensus 2018 conference.
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" Dr. Andrew Kolodny, the director of the Opioid Policy Research Collaborative at Brandeis University, called the proposed change a "step in the wrong direction at a time when America's most urgent public health crisis is an addictive disorder.
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"Palestinian privacy rights are a very sensitive subject, as the information is not controlled only by the Palestinian authority but by Israel as well, so having it available online is a step in the wrong direction," he added.
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One reason for that is Americans may think the country's violent crime rates are still trending in the wrong direction — making them cautious of taking any steps that could, in their views, heighten the risk of more crime.
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And the United States is sliding in the wrong direction in all three categories of progress, thanks to an increase in murders and traffic deaths, declining access to healthcare and education, and the erosion of freedom of expression.
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"It's a step in the wrong direction in an era when we should be doing everything possible to move society towards a low-carbon, clean footing," said Darby Jack, associate professor of environmental health science at Columbia University.
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This suggests that China's steel sector is actually moving in the wrong direction, raising the risks of a brutal shakeout in coming years, rather than a managed process that steadily reduces capacity to levels more aligned with demand.
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For one thing, if you let the flash pick a spot, and then you move to recompose your photo, you have to do the whole process over again or else the light will bounce in the wrong direction.
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Schaeuble, who has come to personify the austerity Berlin has demanded in return for aid for Athens, said the suggestion by Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel that Greece could be given more aid "goes in the wrong direction completely".
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On June 22, Arrington was traveling on a highway in the passenger seat when another driver traveling in the wrong direction struck the car carrying her and a friend, her campaign said on the candidate's social media accounts.
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The ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller Arab youth survey, published Tuesday, revealed that 262 percent of young Arabs believe their region has moved in the wrong direction, compared to 250 percent that felt it had gone in the right direction.
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The survey didn't allow respondents to specify exactly how the region had gone in the wrong direction, but asked what changes were necessary for the Arab world to move in the right direction over the next 10 years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Monday acknowledged "overwhelming frustration" with the Israeli government and said the systemic expansion of Jewish settlements was moving Israel toward a dangerous "one-state reality" and in the wrong direction.
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Insecure The title of this week's episode ("Backwards-Like") couldn't be more apt: Issa took some big steps in the wrong direction and so did Molly (though in this Dro-less episode, Molly's issues are all work-related).
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But aside from painting disease as a kind of moral rebuke — an idea that many people with cancer, and their loved ones, will find distasteful — "In the Body of the World" seems to flow in the wrong direction.
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Other productions of "Don Giovanni," including Mr. Grandage's at the Met, contrive gimmicky reasons that the two don't get a good look at each other: big hats, umbrellas, hooded capes and sudden, fortuitous glances in the wrong direction.
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"It's trending in the wrong direction — it's not encouraging," Robert McGrath, the director of the University of Colorado Boulder's Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute who had no role in the report but reviewed it, said in an interview.
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" Ilana Solomon, director of the Sierra Club's Responsible Trade Program, said the documents show that the U.S.-EU deal is "heading in the wrong direction and would put President Obama's trade policy on the wrong side of history.
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"Of course, Wells Fargo had incentive systems that were too strong in the wrong direction, and of course they were too slow in reacting properly to bad news," but "practically everyone" makes those kinds of mistakes, Munger said.
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Trevor Heitmann, 18, was driving a black McLaren 650S in the wrong direction Thursday when it crashed head-on with an SUV in San Diego County, according to Officer Jake Sanchez, a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol.
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The majority of the 1,000 polled said they have lived in the region for more than 20 years and increasingly believe that life in the Bay Area is heading in the wrong direction, despite mixed feelings about its economy.
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"The effective regulation of the financial system is some mixture of rules, of norms, and of people, and all of those are pulling in the wrong direction right now," Carter Dougherty, communications director of Americans for Financial Reform, said.
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His pick-and-pop game is such a ridiculously advantageous tool for the Indiana Pacers, able to lure even the smartest bigs just a step in the wrong direction to unbolt driving lanes for Victor Oladipo and Darren Collison.
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At no time did the ball hit the ground, and it is quite possible that Jedinak, an experienced player for the Australian national team, is still wondering which way it went after he charged off in the wrong direction.
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A representative for the company told BuzzFeed News they decided to pull the tweet on Monday when they saw that "things [were] going in the wrong direction" to what they first thought was a "fun and light-hearted" tweet.
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IT WAS A LONG AGO BUT WE HAD TIME FOR MEMORIES TO DIM, FOR REGULATION TO GET ADJUSTED, FOR IT TO GO TOO FAR IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, AND RE-COVER AND GET INTO A MUCH MORE SEVERE DIRECTION.
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The White House maintains that the healthcare law is "already collapsing on its own, and will continue to go in the wrong direction as more Americans face skyrocketing premiums, higher deductibles, and less choice," an administration spokesman told Reuters.
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" Facts First: Ocasio-Cortez did not call Americans "garbage"; she said in March that the country has gone so far in the wrong direction that people shouldn't be satisfied with moderate policies that are merely "10% better from garbage.
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They may believe the country's headed in the wrong direction, and feel anxious and resentful about the nation's cultural and demographic shifts, but most aren't desperate enough to risk their lives in a standoff with a heavily militarized state.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Amanda Seyfried point you in the wrong direction ... do some searching of your own and see if you can put your finger on the differences between the two super similar photos!
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"While the rest of the country and the world moves away from the death penalty, Arkansas has shown just how committed it is to running in the wrong direction," said James Clark, a senior campaigner at Amnesty International USA.
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According to a recent survey by the International Republican Institute, almost half of all Ukrainians cite corruption as the most important issue facing the country, and a staggering 71 percent believe their country is headed in the wrong direction.
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Writing in the Observer newspaper, Anthony Browne, the chief executive of lobby group the British Bankers' Association, said the public and political debate was "taking us in the wrong direction" and businesses could not wait until the last minute.
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In an interview, Mr. Bloomberg said he did not believe that voters would see this as an election where charisma is paramount, given how deeply many Americans feel that President Trump has led the country in the wrong direction.
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"It's a tough situation with no clear end in sight, and momentum appears to be moving in the wrong direction," said Fernando Cutz, a former senior White House official on Latin America policy in the Obama and Trump administrations.
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This idyllic description, however, overlooked the discomforts of working outdoors during dark winters, fingers lost to squealing circular saws, bronchitis caused by sawdust inhalation, and the women who were killed when a rogue tree fell in the wrong direction.
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Rouda, who was raised by parents who were Republicans, has said previously he voted for Reagan in 20073 but believes the GOP moved in the wrong direction on social issues so he switched parties, becoming a Democrat in 1997.
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The Sunday Times reported a test firing of the missile from a submarine malfunctioned last June, sending it veering off in the wrong direction, shortly before May asked parliament to spend 40 billion pounds ($50 billion) on new submarines.
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"Contributions are intended for the poor and to build mosques but are often diverted in the wrong direction," said Bakary Sambe, director of the Timbuktu Institute and a coordinator for the Observatory on Religious Radicalism and Conflicts in Africa.
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Episode 9: Imbroglio We pick up at the Duke of Windsor's funeral, after which Wallis gives Charles the pocket watch and compass that belonged to his great-uncle; "No excuse for going in the wrong direction," the engraving reads.
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KABUL (Reuters) - More than 60 percent of Afghans still believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, but signs of better governance and rebuilding has slightly lifted the national mood, according to a survey by the Asia Foundation.
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And it's tempting, as a woman, especially as a young woman, to back off your challenge, to move in the wrong direction, and I think it's really important to have extra strengths to hold your ground to continue challenging.
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Youngstown State is heading in the wrong direction following an 89-73 setback to DePaul on Saturday and hopes to end its five-game slide by knocking off Butler for the first time since a 62-24.33 triumph on Feb.
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The central bank has had to exert greater flexibility as it contends with injections of economic uncertainty triggered by the Trump administration's trade policies, a slowing global economy, and inflation that has more recently moved stubbornly in the wrong direction.
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Roger's big change seemed to be due not to the 12-step program, but to the sudden realization that he was heading in the wrong direction — although, by his admission, he can't explain exactly why he came to this realization.
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Runaway stars are exactly what they sound like: stars that seem to be moving too quickly or in the wrong direction, either because of gravitational effects or because they were once in multiple-star systems where one member went supernova.
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I took public transportation to the wrong boroughs, got lost each time I set foot in Brooklyn, and accidentally sent at least a handful of trusting tourists off in the wrong direction only to realize what I'd done minutes too late.
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With the current digital infrastructure, we are heading in the wrong direction: Individuals are becoming more and more transparent, open to different types of control, manipulation and discrimination, while the powerful — government, industry and organizations — are more and more closed off.
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Investors gunning for an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve may be looking in the wrong direction, as millennials have more control of rates than the central bank, the head of a U.S.-based investment firm told CNBC.
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READ: The real reason airline computers crash The crew had "a number of opportunities to identify and correct the error," the report said, but didn't notice the problem until after the plane became airborne and started tracking in the wrong direction.
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The Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, cited unidentified sources as saying that Elizabeth had abruptly told then Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at a Windsor Castle lunch in 2011 that the EU was heading in the wrong direction.
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Anyone can land next to a shotgun and hole themselves up in a bathroom, and even experienced players can find themselves caught off guard if the play space shrinks in the wrong direction, or they run into an unexpected air strike.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)The gender gap in computer science research won't reach equality for more than a century, according to new research released Friday that showed computer science isn't just lagging behind, it's also going in the wrong direction.
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The head of the BBA, Anthony Browne, said on Sunday that the public and political debate was "taking us in the wrong direction" and that big international banks were preparing to move some operations out of Britain in early 2017.
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Scanners on Delta's conveyor belts can scan the RFID tags attached to your bag and reroute them if they've been sent in the wrong direction, a vast improvement on barcode hand scanning, which has been the industry standard since the '90s.
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Not only are they all in crazy-good shape and very patient teachers, but they make you look good, no matter how far off your mark you may be, or if you're wielding a prop gun in the wrong direction.
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Denying you launched a missile over Japan is difficult, but denying you planted a piece of malware is much easier, given how easy it is for hackers to plant false flags within the code to send investigators in the wrong direction.
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Crafting a taxpayer-friendly new rule is precisely what the BLM should be doing, but the solar industry wants the BLM to back off—something that would take the development of renewable energy on public lands in the wrong direction.
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China set its onshore midpoint rate lower than the market expected, leaving most investors, who were expecting further weakness in the currency, positioned in the wrong direction, said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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That's shown in this chart, which has new order growth peaking a year and a half ago and then slowing to a 50 reading that means neither growth nor contraction — a trend that appears to be going in the wrong direction.
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"He dialed it back a little bit, but they're still tariffs, and we're still going in the wrong direction from a policy perspective if you're a markets-focused globalist," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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A recent poll by Refinery236 and CBS News found that while an eye-popping 252% of women 278 to 231 believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, just 230% say they "definitely" plan to vote in the midterms.
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The economy aside, Americans have a far more pessimistic view of the nation's trajectory as a whole, with only 34 percent saying the country is on the right track, against 52 percent who say things are headed in the wrong direction.
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"South Africa, Brazil and Turkey are all still going in the wrong direction so you can't see them getting back (to investment grade) any time soon." said Aberdeen Asset Management investment committee member and former S&P analyst, Kevin Daly.
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Be smart: Interestingly, the combined metric used in the study — known as the human footprint score — could lead conservationists in the wrong direction, warns Rob McDonald a conservationist at the Nature Conservancy, who was not involved in the new study.
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"If things continue to move in the wrong direction, I am worried that the government will find it harder to win the trust of its friends and I worry about Hong Kong's governance prospects," Mr. Tien wrote on his Facebook page.
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Senator Mike Lee of Utah: He said on March 7 the plan was a "step in the wrong direction" and expressed concern that it was not known how much it would cost and whether it would make health care more affordable.
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A cartoon in El Mundo, a conservative Spanish newspaper, recently illustrated the complexities of Mr. Puigdemont's existence by depicting him as a bumblebee, buzzing around the head of Mr. Rajoy, who haplessly points an insect gun in the wrong direction.
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And there is a further lesson, one that the history of market bubbles and financial panics — as well as mideclipse shark attacks — will confirm: We will almost certainly be looking in the wrong direction when the next attack comes around.
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"The forces taking the web in the wrong direction have always been very strong," Berners-Lee told The Guardian, noting that it will be vital for citizens to hold governments and companies to account if the situation is to improve.
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"The Chinese Communist Party is heading even faster and further in the wrong direction – more internal repression, more predatory economic practices, more heavy-handedness, and most concerning for me, a more aggressive military posture," he said, according to The Associated Press.
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Kudlow, speaking at the Economic Club of New York, also said China's economic reforms were moving in the wrong direction and that he expected the United States would soon announce tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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At every national election for the past ten years, at all levels of government, the French have voted against the party in overall power; fully 89% of the French told a recent poll they thought the country was heading in the wrong direction.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden, who announced the Title IX guidance in 2011, called DeVos's plan "a step in the wrong direction," but encouraged students, parents, alumni, and faculty to speak up and "tell this administration that we refuse to go backwards.
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And it also says something about who's working at Google and who has real power to speak up and to say something when they see something going in the wrong direction and so part of it is the expertise around the table.
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Carrying 8353 passengers, the AirAsia flight bound for Kuala Lumpur on March 10, 2015, was flying in the wrong direction after takeoff from Sydney, because the pilot had manually entered the wrong coordinates of the plane's position into the flight's onboard navigation systems.
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"Of course, Wells Fargo had incentive systems that were too strong in the wrong direction, and of course they were too slow in reacting properly to bad news," but it will "end up better off" for having made those mistakes, Munger said.
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You've got your route planned out on your phone, but you don't know which way is which, or the names of the roads—if you set off in the wrong direction initially, you can lose a lot of time retracing your steps.
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At the EU summit, Merkel said that the rule of law in Turkey was "moving in the wrong direction", in a reference to the large-scale purge that President Tayyip Erdogan has carried out following a failed coup attempt in July 2016.
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Lara is more likely to die repeatedly from leaping with the wrong tool out, or in the wrong direction by mistake, or from simply letting go of a wall instead of clinging to it than players attempting to do some unanticipated crypt parkour.
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McCain said in a statement last month it would be "a step in the wrong direction" to discharge transgender individuals solely on the basis of gender identity, and the Pentagon should complete its study first before any decisions are made about new recruits.
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Consumer Reports found that the feature would at times stop or deactivate without having a clear reason to do so, steer erratically "like a drunken or distracted driver," and at one point drive in the wrong direction down a one-way lane.
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"At a time when economic change is making life more difficult for all but the relatively well-to-do, denying people to access health insurance is a giant step in the wrong direction," the economists wrote in the letter, first reported by Vox.
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The real danger is a full ACA repealEven with coverage trends moving in the wrong direction, however, the "Census American Community Survey" shows that the uninsured rate remains 40% below its 2010 level, which means that 21 million more people have health coverage.
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San Jose stretched its winning streak to three with a 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Friday while Anaheim is going in the wrong direction, losing to Chicago by the same score Friday to run its slide to three games.
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In an interview with ESPN during the season, Commissioner Rob Manfred acknowledged that things were going in the wrong direction, citing among other things that players were not focusing on keeping the games moving and that some longer replays were certainly interfering.
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"You can look at the fact that for the entire election cycle, you had a change electorate, where 60 percent of the people felt the country was going in the wrong direction," said Anita Dunn, who served as Mr. Obama's communications director.
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Large large / skip skip TOO BIG TO IGNORE 56A: When I solve brain teasers, I sometimes lunge in the wrong direction; here, I figured that AT and RA was the razor brand, a crossword stalwart, broken up by — a couple of dachshunds?
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You can straight up turn off random encounters in the open field, which is extremely useful for when you accidentally walk in the wrong direction and are suddenly forced into 12 different fights while trying to find a cave that's five feet away.
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Here's Gostin: Although driving is much safer in America than in low- and middle-income countries, it is trending in the wrong direction: 2015 saw a 7.2% increase in traffic deaths from the previous year — the largest rise in nearly a half century.
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Just what I want is for my sons and my granddaughter to grow up with the kind of opportunities that I grew up with, and I'm afraid the United States is going in the wrong direction and they won't have those opportunities.
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According to a poll conducted late last year by the International Republican Institute, a Washington democracy advocacy organization, 83 percent of Tunisians say the country is going in the wrong direction, with 64 percent citing the economy or unemployment as their biggest worry.
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But at a time when many colleges are criticized for incubating left-wing ideologues, asking students to read such books before they even unpack their duffel bags is a step in the wrong direction, says the National Association of Scholars, a conservative group.
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And there is a further lesson, one that both the history of market bubbles and financial panics - as well as mid-eclipse shark attacks - will confirm: we will almost certainly be looking in the wrong direction when the next attack comes round.
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ANKARA, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday banks should not be operating with high interest rates at such a time and that Turkey would act against banks who "go in the wrong direction" on interest rates and loans policy.
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A late January poll by the Levada Center, an independent Russian polling organization, showed that 45 percent of Russians thought the country was headed in the wrong direction, while 42 percent thought its course was correct, a sharp downturn from a year earlier.
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"When it comes to racial equity in public education, we are fundamentally headed in the wrong direction," Jitu Brown, national director of the Advancement Project and Journey for Justice, a civil rights group, said in a statement in response to the report.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday Washington is prepared to walk away from nuclear talks with North Korea if an upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un heads in the wrong direction.
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While he and the other archeologists I spoke to see the Instagram trade as a step in the wrong direction in this process of reconciliation and decolonization, both Scragg and Reynders told me that the Instagram community has its own set of ethical guidelines.
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Denner said he did not see a lack of access to the Chinese market, a common criticism against Beijing from foreign companies, but added certain Chinese regulations — such as restrictions imposed on moving local profits out of the country — were headed in the wrong direction.
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I mean, Donald Trump seems to have thrown a spanner in the works of the turbine blades on these very large windmills, by suggesting that the Paris Agreement isn't valid, and actually the world is pushing ahead in the wrong direction on climate change.
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" In a statement, Vermont House Speaker Mitzi Johnson said, "Too many states are passing 'bathroom bills' that move in the wrong direction, discriminating against LGBTQIA individuals and forcing schoolchildren to use the restroom that corresponds with their gender at birth, not their chosen gender identity.
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As an aircraft assembler and electrician, we know the value of a fair day's pay for a hard day's work and we're disheartened that this administration has moved in the wrong direction by focusing on the rich and powerful instead of hardworking men and women.
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It is simplistic but probably accurate to say that most cancer research went in the wrong direction early and stayed there: The conventional wisdom held that it was best to attack the disease instead of looking for ways to help the body heal itself.
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Mr. Akhtar believes that all the sound and fury and political chaos of Trump-era America covers for even greater shifts of money and power to the upper classes — and that we are looking in the wrong direction and have been for quite some time.
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Among the notable moves: in MI-08 and KS-03, which are Toss Ups in CNN's Key Race Ratings and in CO-06 and PA-7.83, which are Lean Democratic, Republicans have canceled ads in an attempt to triage races trending in the wrong direction.
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"During the past two years the growth in home price appreciation has stopped dead in its tracks and in many areas of the country it has turned in the wrong direction," Countrywide's then-CEO, Angelo Mozilo, told employees in a letter in September 2007.
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My laptop was out of power, and so I sat on the floor of the empty, fluorescent-lit baggage-claim area, tethered to an outlet in the wall, awaiting a suitcase that might never appear and a new flight leading farther in the wrong direction.
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Shamefully, Congress and the Trump administration are moving in the wrong direction on contraceptive access — whether it's attacks on the ACA and Medicaid, undermining the ACA's birth control benefit, attempts to defund Planned Parenthood, or proposed cuts to the Title X national family planning program.
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Hickey said one thing that could trigger a correction is if the economic data begin to make it seem that the Fed is going in the wrong direction, or is even behind the curve and has to play catch up with interest rate hikes.
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"My concern was this was a major step in the wrong direction, what happened with Merrick Garland, and it makes it harder, I think, when the tables are turned for the other party to get this process back to where it needs to be," Verrilli said.
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It's usually taken for granted that life expectancy rises each year, especially in developed countries like the US. The CDC's new report highlights the need for an examination into why life expectancy is now going in the wrong direction, and what can be done to address it.
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After the terrific Resi 4, Resident Evil 5 felt like a very definite step in the wrong direction, an accomplished action title but generic with it, and the three-part Resident Evil 6 suffered for two-thirds of its campaign being, well, kind of boring, basically.
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"As we try and bolster our presence and compete with [China] in this era of great power competition, I think it's a move in the wrong direction for the longstanding relationship we've had with the Philippines for their strategic location, the ties between our peoples, our countries."
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor William Ackman's Pershing Square Holdings has lost 19.9 percent in the first two months of 2016 as two of the hedge fund's most prominent bets moved in the wrong direction in recent days, a person familiar with the returns said on Tuesday.
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While it showed some early success as it has transitioned to the cloud, it's always easier to move from a small market share number to a bigger one, and the numbers (when they have given them) have flipped in the wrong direction in recent earnings reports.
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As Andrew Cohen pointed out for the New Republic over the weekend, suicide is the leading cause of inmate deaths in America, and if anything the trend-lines are heading in the wrong direction; that is, officials have been increasingly unable to prevent inmate self-harm.
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For a taste of that, search YouTube for "Johan Cruyff turn" for the moment during the 1974 World Cup when the Dutchman slipped the ball through his own legs, reversing his own momentum and sending the Swedish defender Jan Olsson careering off in the wrong direction.
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Although there are some efforts to improve this reporting, DOD has consistently scored poorly on Publish What You Fund's "Aid Transparency Index," which in a 2015 review called the DOD a "big disappointment" and rated it "off track" and "moving in the wrong direction" on aid transparency.
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A better measure is provided by policies that would move exactly in the wrong direction, policies aimed at overturning greenhouse gas regulations on power plants, repealing limits on methane emissions, weakening automobile efficiency standards, enlarging subsidies for coal plants and increasing oil drilling in the Arctic.
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Yet I am increasingly repulsed by Xi's China, for he is dragging the country in the wrong direction by imprisoning lawyers, journalists and people of faith; tightening controls over the internet; creating international security risks in the South China Sea; and fostering a personality cult around himself.
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Gale Brewer, the Manhattan borough president, said that while she supports cycling in the city, she hears complaints every time she visits a senior center about dangerous cyclists who ride too fast, run red lights, go in the wrong direction and cross over onto the sidewalks.
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Everyone knows that U.S. spending is more or less literally off the charts compared with everyone else, while many are aware that we have also diverged, in the wrong direction, on measures like life expectancy: we're falling further than further behind the rest of the advanced world.
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Some two-thirds of Americans believe that elected and appointed officials — plus the courts, the justice system, business leaders, educators — are leading the country in the wrong direction: that they are corrupt, do more harm than good, make us poorer, get us into wars and lose them.
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