We ain't making it up ... you gotta watch this.
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I certainly don't think she's lying or making it up.
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We were just making it up as we went along.
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It's also plausible that Trump was just ... making it up.
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"I'm really crying, I'm not making it up," she began.
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Everyone is inventing, making it up as they go along.
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It's clear she's making it up as she goes along.
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I love the challenge of making it up a hill.
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The Trump team is making it up as they go along.
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I&aposm making it up as we go along right now.
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Clearly, Mercedes is just making it up as it goes along.
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But I'd mostly be making it up as I went along.
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Especially because he's basically making it up as he goes along.
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"We were making it up as we went along," Martin says.
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I was making it up before, but now I'm telling the truth.
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Everyone is sort of just making it up as they go along.
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Anyone who tells you they do know is, frankly, making it up.
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Giuliani and Mr. Trump are making it up as they go along.
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I know it seems like I'm making it up, but I'm not.
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To be clear, Citigroup is not accusing her of making it up.
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I'm not just making it up for the sake of the story.
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I'm not getting that, and it's because he's not making it up.
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Either you're making it up and you think it's true or you're lying.
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Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Trump are making it up as they go along.
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"People closest to me thought I was crazy and making it up," Kate said.
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I have let them down and am committed to making it up to them.
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Or maybe "the media, the opposition party" was just making it up, Bannon said.
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"I think the President is making it up as he goes along," Avenatti said.
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Because of that, it's like we're just making it up as we go along.
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But culturally, we're all just in this together making it up as we go.
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We're all doing the best we can, we're making it up as we go.
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Most of us, even now, are just making it up as we go along.
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"You're not going to go blind, and you're not making it up," he assured me.
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It is real and I'm not making it up and I'm not a complete loser.
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You put another $50,000 into maintenance (I'm making it up but that seems very conservative).
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"People closest to me thought I was crazy and making it up," Kate says now.
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It's a continuum, and we're all on it, making it up as we go along.
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After making it up, we threw the poles up to them to use as weapons.
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That's the thing about reality TV — it's actually happening, but you're also making it up.
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Like the best and worst of Britain, we're making it up as we go along.
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You learn the lines, but it's really about making it up for the first time.
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I've done this bit onstage and people don't believe me; people think I'm making it up.
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Making it up to 16 weeks isn't the only record that the smash hit has broken.
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I was sort of thrown into it and just making it up as I went along.
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Every food manufacturer now has to tell a story, whether they're making it up or not.
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Or you could go the Trump route and simply say that people are making it up.
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It's a new role, and in many ways, we're making it up as we go along.
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This is unorganized, and there's no schedule, and you're making it up as you go along.
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There is no method to this madness, he is making it up as he goes along.
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"She's making it up," Biden told PBS, saying Warren's proposal spends more than it takes in.
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But KK plans on making it up to us with a new lineup of fruity fried treats.
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But what he did next," Serna continues, "it sounds like I'm making it up – and I'm not.
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I reported it, I received a torrent of denunciations that I was lying and making it up.
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"We were making it up as we went along," Mr. Pipkin said in an interview on Tuesday.
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That means this isn't even a real song they're playing, they're making it up as they go!
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Back when they began dating, "there was always this sense of making it up, play," she said.
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" And I said, "Oh no, I can't—I don't know what I'm doing, I'm just making it up.
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I honestly wasn't full of self-awareness back then and was making it up as I went along.
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Now, a new study says that the gluten-sensitive and gluten-intolerant aren't all just making it up.
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I&aposm not making it up -- it&aposs -- (CROSTTALK) INGRAHAM: How is it directed at all brown people?
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After always telling him he was making it up he told our mother he could bring her there.
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KS: This is a hunch, or you're just making it up, or have you reported up on this?
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"They seem to be making it up as they go along," he said of the administration's trade policy.
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It seemed impossible to experience it all, making it up to the viewer to curate their own night.
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Maybe you sometimes wonder when a comedian is telling a true story and when she's making it up.
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Her description of their one-night stand was so boring, it seems impossible she was making it up.
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And like humans, it's just trying to get by in the world, making it up as it goes along.
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"What the staff is claiming is absolutely not true and whoever said it is making it up," he said
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"Every embassy is just making it up as we go along," one foreign service officer based overseas told CNN.
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The hope is to attract more customers and get them to trade more, as in making it up on volume.
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Some of you are telling yourself that I'm making it up that it takes me only five minutes to sleep.
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"They are making it up as they go along," a Senate staffer who works on national-security issues told me.
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They don't want courts or anybody else making it up as they go, they don't want presidents imposing on them.
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"We're making it up as we go along," he said, adding he struggled to find words to describe the evacuees' losses.
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Nation of Ulysses looked like hyper-sexualized mod cretins and sounded like they were making it up as they went along.
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Rappeport reports that Mnuchin's just been making it up: Mr. Mnuchin has promised that Treasury will release its analysis in full.
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The truth is, we're just making it up as we go along with 653(k)'s and similar workplace retirement plans.
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LAURA: I hadn't heard of anything similar, so we were also just kind of making it up as we went along.
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Before making it up to the announcing tower to get the races going, Ahlum lingered to hear out one last driver.
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The government seems to be changing the policy every day, which feels like there're making it up as they go along.
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If he's not making it up and it's true, it's an even bigger problem because the question is, would people believe him.
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" Mr. Brabender said, allowing that Mr. Trump had improved on his practice of "making it up at every campaign stop they have.
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In some organizations, leaders can go into their bunkers, and if people don't get enough information, then they start making it up.
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Judge Kavanaugh's defenders have already launched a fusillade of victim-blaming counterattacks, from the predictable to the preposterous: She's making it up.
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I recently tried to explain how electricity worked to a small child, and even she could tell I was making it up.
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The huge party Rick planned had to be postponed due to his health crisis -- but he's definitely making it up to his girls.
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Meanwhile, Santa Barbara County bulldozer operator Mark Linane Jr. heard the radio traffic and knew first responders weren't making it up the hill.
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In most cases, obviously, the idea of earning nothing on each item sold and then making it up in volume is a joke.
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It's part and parcel of the Rice charm, the sense that he and his crew are making it up as they go along.
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And we told them that we thought that they'd be home at the end of the year, and we weren't making it up.
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From Satan's "lying wonders," in the Bible, to Donald Trump's Presidential run, making it up as you go along is a durable tactic.
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The dirt roads on the island revealed that the all-wheel drive system meant we were never unsure about making it up a hill.
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But it did kind of take on a life of its own, where we were kind of making it up as we went along.
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"He's making it up as he goes along in an effort to divide this country more than he has already," Kenney said of Trump.
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"What the staff is claiming is absolutely not true and whoever said it is making it up," the representative, Josh Vlasto, told the Post.
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My treasure hunt consisted of hitting a key on Google and looking at My Way of Life and just making it up on my own.
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"They're losing money on every installation and making it up on volume and that's a problem when you have a levered balance sheet," Chanos said.
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SORKIN: THAT SUGGESTED YOU WANTED THE JOB AND THAT YOU WENT BACK AND FORTH – DIMON: WHOEVER SAID THAT WAS EITHER MAKING IT UP OR LYING.
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"When I heard stories of people seeing stuff like this in the sixties, I thought, no way, you're crazy, you're making it up." he said.
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It's hard not to get the feeling that he is learning by doing, while, at the same time, making it up as he goes along.
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In 28, she published a sort of anti-memoir, "Making It Up," in which she imagined all the different directions her life might have taken.
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IDA-3, the replacement for the lost adapter, had to be built and manifested after the disaster, and is just this month making it up there.
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We trek through the damp scrub of the wood and shimmy along a narrow path on a ridge before making it up to a mini plateau.
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But I also like to keep in mind that, absolutely everyone is making it up as they go, some people are just more convincing than others.
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Most coverage of President Trump focuses on the negative aspects of his style: the making-it-up-as-he-goes, the lying, the management-by-chaos.
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One foreign service officer told CNN that "every embassy is just making it up as we go along" because the agency hasn't given them better guidance.
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In many cases, educators have found themselves making it up as they go along in trying to serve these children — and so has the medical system.
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It's hard not to get the feeling that Chuck Boyce is learning by doing, while, at the same time, making it up as he goes along.
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Because, normally, I ask the guest, "You tell me what the company is," and then I tell them why they're making it up with an explanation.
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Although every candidate has some level of unpredictability (and Biden more than others), Bloomberg has a reputation for sometimes making it up as he goes along.
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"I think it is obvious to the American people that this is a cover-up, that they are making it up as they go along." video
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And a bonus: the dirt roads on the island revealed that the all-wheel drive system meant we were never unsure about making it up a hill.
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No one in the political media establishment was quite sure what Johnson was talking about and he seemed to be making it up as he went along.
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" While Trump apparently had the deceased's service record in hand, "none of what Trump cited was there," the book explains, adding, "He was just making it up.
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"Sometimes I am just making it up as I go," Legend, 36, told PEOPLE with a laugh at SXSW Music's AXE Collective event in Austin on March 17.
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After 30 years as one of the top business coaches in the country, he said he was still making it up as he goes — and you can, too.
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But with Christmas falling on a Tuesday and many shows taking that night off, they're making it up with afternoon performances peppered throughout the rest of the week.
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I told the bot that the shop closes at 9:30 pm—making it up as we went along—so she might want to book for an earlier time.
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After making it up the steep driveway to Parador Alcañiz, you'll easily see how this imposing 12th-century castle and monastery dominated the town for much of its history.
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There's no coherent narrative arc to all the information he throws at the viewer, and part of the time it feels like he's making it up on the spot.
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If employers have such contempt for their employees that they steal their wages, how likely is it that they are making it up to them with better working conditions?
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It also featured a Vanya who, in the brutally unaffected performance of Jay O. Sanders, seemed, like all of us, to be making it up as he went along.
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A majority of the House is simply making it up as they go along in the process, thus placing themselves not only above the law but above the Constitution.
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Because this is MoviePass and its leaders seem to just be making it up as they go along, it's difficult to say what you should read into that $3.43 example.
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She's sure that adults are selfish and stupid, that the people with the most power over her life are making it up as they go along, just like she is.
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If she does it immediately, she's forced to relive her pain over and over; if she waits 20 years, she's accused of making it up, waiting too long, or overreacting.
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Local police accused him of making it up as a cover story for the vandalism of a gas station, and the incident caused speculation that he could lose sponsorship deals.
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Tom Keifer had to cancel a concert this weekend 'cause he was rushed to a hospital -- but the good news is he's making it up to fans ... TMZ has learned.
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It's also a reminder that getting older doesn't necessarily translate to being wiser — and that no matter how old you are, we're all just making it up as we go.
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" McCarthy said that the reversal of the rule, which she played a large part in crafting, shows that the Trump administration is "just making it up as they go along.
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We're not here to comment on whether this is a worthy life goal, so we'll just leave you with a bit or evidence to show we're not making it up.
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I'm just making it up, but there have been some more bridges and more openness as years go by and even with the LBGTQI community, there have been some bridges.
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For all the talk from Team Reince that Trump is improving and pivoting and professionalizing the campaign, it's patently obvious that he's still making it up as he goes along.
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So in the same way you can say—Dan Ariely makes this joke actually, a behavioral economist—that flattery works on us even if I tell you I'm making it up.
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"There is no social script for how to engage in queer sex, so we end up making it up as we go, and that means doing whatever feels good," Lily says.
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It may have taken some time (Google Play has offered Music store for users in the U.S. since 2011), but Google is making it up with a diverse collection of songs.
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Some had to turn their back on clubland altogether, some still go in as hard as they ever did, and the rest seem to be making it up as they go along.
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If it seems like you need to toke a little extra when you need it most — yes, during those very special, very crampy days of your period — you're not making it up.
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Also on Friday, Biden, the front-runner in the Democratic primary, said on PBS that the senator is "making it up" when it comes to paying for her Medicare for All plan.
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Among them is also the much publicized story of a 13-year-old girl in Berlin who said she had been raped by three refugees before later admitting to making it up.
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It took a bit of the pressure off because he was so talented—classically trained, professional musician—whereas the rest of us are kind of making it up as we go along.
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"In many ways, the sharing economy is making it up as they go along," said Christopher Knittel, a professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management and an author of the study.
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However he believes these companies are "making it up as they go along" when it comes to implementing the new rules they have put in place, and that is simply not good enough.
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Kratom addiction is a contentious topic in the Facebook groups, where it's not unusual for people who post about withdrawal, cravings, or highs to be swiftly criticized for exaggerating or making it up.
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Before Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare and Roberta's became national names, it was hard to tell whether they were following a grand, premeditated design or just making it up as they went along.
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From 2013 to 2017, he then "rose through the ranks," eventually making it up to the role of "senior moderator," helping to facilitate purchases and run the site's forums, according to court documents.
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"Abigail Spanberger's allegations have been false from the very beginning and this just proves she was making it up as she went and telling outright falsehoods to voters and reporters alike," he said.
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But TWD's premiere last night pushed the limits of good taste and storytelling far beyond its capacity, all in the service of making it up to fans who felt betrayed by last season's finale.
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Update (11/15): The original story behind the GoFundMe was allegedly bogus: McClure, D'Amico, and Bobbitt have been accused of making it up in an effort to scam people out of thousands of dollars.
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It also makes See, Apple's post-apocalyptic drama, one of my favorite kinds of shows: you could just plainly state something that happens in an episode, and everyone would swear you're making it up.
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BM: It seems like the conspiracy probably started with people writing on a message board who knew it wasn't real and were making it up to troll people, but it took off from there.
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In other words, the leaders are largely making it up as they go along, and the nation is watching the raw exercise of power without guardrails, waiting for a victor or a compromise to emerge.
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In the past, the women who came forward were judged as being as lying, or [making it] up or crazy, and now people are finally saying 'No, this is actually happening, and we should stop it.
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In paintings such as "Picture Crack-Up" (1985), "Making It Up" (1986), and "96 Tears" (1986-87), the looping cartoony line winding through the canvas is funny, aggressive, deflated: it wants to get out but cannot.
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Apply that to real life, in which we tell women who have been abused that they are making it up, adding to their trauma in the process, and then blame them for their insistence on coming forward.
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There is nothing I can do about it, except try to explain to those around me, bosses included, that I did not plan this, I am not making it up, and I need to get myself home.
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Still, hearing the president admit that he's considering a national emergency for purely political reasons on camera during a White House event reflects how much Trump is making it up as he goes — sometimes to his own detriment.
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"The fact that this was designed and implemented by people who hadn't had the benefit of 50 years of computer and software research and were basically making it up as they went along is simply miraculous," he added.
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As election dust settles, jobs, trade, security high on government's to-do list The partially convertible rupee was trading at 69.725 per dollar at 1120 GMT, after rising to 69.3550 earlier, making it up 1.2 percent on the day.
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Mejia's lawyer contends the suspension process is corrupt, but it's really just that even today, in an era of collectively-bargained penalties, Major League Baseball is just making it up as it goes along when it comes to discipline.
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What kind of sound I make, there's no symbol that can tell you exactly what sound to make, so you're always kind of making it up as you go along, even if we have things where we're set up.
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He's sure making up — I wouldn't call it making it up, but he's acting like a real scumbag by never telling me that he objected once, and then saying I was a time bomb, or a firecracker or something.
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While critics see a social media company dangerously making it up as it goes along, he sees employees who've dedicated themselves to understanding what happens when its users broadcast self-harm on its platform — and what to do in response.
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Jeremy Corbyn is not ...This is no time for a weak leader to be making it up as they go along...with his position on Brexit, he will find himself alone and naked in the negotiating chamber of the European Union.
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As difficult as it must be for her to relive those moments on screen, Gaga said she wanted them included in the documentary so that maybe someone else who's struggling with chronic pain knows that they're not making it up.
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Conservative lawmaker and Brexit supporter Bernard Jenkin earlier on Monday accused Speth of "making it up" when asked about the automotive boss's comments, which included a warning that it was already more attractive to build cars abroad with Brexit adding uncertainty.
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Logan has certainly been lucky, but you can simply assume he knows what he's doing, even when episodes like "The Summer Palace" peel back the curtain and reveal that he might just be making it up as he goes along.
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The one-liners on these white stripes range from confessional ("Conversations that don't end on a high note torture me forever") to notionally profound ("It all goes away if you close your eyes") or motivational ("Everyone knows everyone's making it up").
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At the top of "Like a Leaf," two rectangles overlap — one in two dimensions and the other in three — while the reticulated red rhomboids that decorate "Making It Up," get smaller and smaller until they finally burst into a ridgy impasto.
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I quickly opted back in for a limited plan: $30.99/month for three movies — still a steal if I used all three, but if I failed to go, I lost the money; there was no question of making it up in another month.
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Michael Avenatti accused the two men of "making it up as they go along" after Giuliani released a statement Friday explaining his comments stating that Trump personally reimbursed his attorney, Michael Cohen, for the $130,000 payment made to Daniels days before the election.
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I knew the board had already seen my hospital records and blood work that came back healthy, and most likely knew he was making it up, but I still felt sick that someone could lack the integrity to the point of fabrication.
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And so, I think that's what just folks who want to criticize me for anything that I do, and I have not heard any of that criticism, I have not seen any of that criticism, and I think you're just making it up.
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More than that, I feel like my lack of experience will let down every bisexual woman I attempt to ask out, and that I'll be used as proof to skeptics who think that all people who identify as bi are just making it up.
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And if you don't pay attention to the people that have a contribution to make — you're just kind of, you know, making it up as you go — then you're going to lose a lot of the expertise and experience that we built up over generations.
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And while the drink is only available through the summer, Starbucks is making it up to us with not one, but two, desert-like frappuccinos: The Caramel Ribbon Chunk Frappuccino blends dark caramel sauce with ice, milk, and coffee, layers of caramel drizzle and a crunchy caramel sugar topping.
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The last Falcon 9 launch in March was also plagued by initial problems with the rocket's fuel system, high winds, and even an errant boat straying into the landing area, forcing the landing to be called off four separate times before making it up on its fifth attempt.
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"It was so bittersweet, because it was the relief of knowing that I wasn't making it up, and I wasn't being sensitive, and it wasn't all in my head, but it also kind of sucked to know that I was going to be living with this forever," Halsey said.
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"There is a difference between striving for the truth, striving to understand, professional journalists, professional editors doing their best to understand and convey that to the public, which I honestly believe the New York Times newsroom tries to do, and people who are just literally making it up," he said.
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" The modern use of faggot is understood as an explicit slur against gay people, but in Thorin's mind, "tyrants who try to tell you a word only has the meaning they decided, even if they're making it up on the spot or ignoring cultural context and history, can still fuck off.
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While Mr. Trump said in June that a meeting could happen without preconditions, and his own aides, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, repeated it last week, Mr. Trump called that "fake news" over the weekend and falsely blamed the news media for making it up.
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" Hmmmm: "[Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas)]: 'I'm not going to tell you all of our secret plans' [CNN's Manu Raju]: 'Is it because you're making it up as you go?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has long referred to the Russia investigation as a "hoax," and accused Democrats of making it up as an excuse for having lost the election.
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The 16 examples up now at Pace include "Like a Leaf," a flying concatenation of green and blue angles comprising six separate stretchers; "Making It Up," a 10-foot-high shape with curling corners, like a psychedelic bedsheet that's slipped its clothesline to fly into the sky; and "Stay Awake," a kind of rounded red drinking horn or cartoon heart that extends almost two feet from the wall.
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The Merry Spinster pulls from Ortberg's creepiest recurring Toast column, "Children's Stories Made Horrific," which is just what it sounds like but simultaneously funnier and creepier than you'd expect: Fairy tales and beloved children's classics become tales of emotional vampirism, with the Wind in the Willows characters teaming up to inflict a violent intervention on Mr. Toad, or the sister from "The Six Swans" devoting her life to making it up to her mother that she was born a girl.
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WHAT I WANT TO SAY, THOUGH, IS THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STRIVING FOR THE TRUTH, STRIVING TO UNDERSTAND, PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS, PROFESSIONAL EDITORS DOING THEIR BEST TO UNDERSTAND AND CONVEY THAT TO THE PUBLIC, WHICH I HONESTLY BELIEVE "THE NEW YORK TIMES" NEWSROOM TRIES TO DO. AND PEOPLE WHO ARE LITERALLY JUST MAKING IT UP. AND I HAVE TO SAY, AS WELL, POLITICIANS WHO EITHER STATE OR RETWEET AND SPREAD MANIFESTLY FALSE ASSERTIONS – SO NOT OPINIONS BUT ALLEGED ASSERTIONS OF FACT, WHICH ACTUALLY ARE NOT TRUE – AND I THINK WHAT IS STRIKING, NOT JUST HERE – I THINK IT WAS TRUE OF THE BREXIT DEBATE IN MY COUNTRY, THE U.K. LAST YEAR – IS THE MORE NAKED AND RECKLESS STATEMENT OF FALSEHOODS, BY POLITICAL LEADERS, WHICH ARE THEN OF COURSE FAITHFULLY PICKED UP BY BIAS MEDIA.
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