Remember when Julia Robert's character was like, "Mistake — big mistake"?
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That was a huge mistake, and it was my mistake.
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This was a mistake then, and it's a mistake now.
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That proved true, as fans picked apart mistake after mistake.
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I think the biggest mistake, or the most common mistake, is you mistake what you want in the culture with what you have.
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They made a communication mistake and they made a policy mistake.
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He went back, it was a mistake, it wasn't a mistake.
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So I think she made a catastrophic mistake, very bad mistake.
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That was a mistake then and would be a mistake now.
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A mistake has been made and a mistake should be corrected.
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The classic big-company mistake is to not admit their mistake.
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But it was a mistake for her and a mistake for me.
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"You love Peg even though she makes mistake after mistake," she says.
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So, make no mistake -- this mistake, the Trump campaign was spied on.
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But, here they made a big mistake, and the mistake shouldn't stand.
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"Before I make a mistake, I don't make that mistake," he said.
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This was a humongous and embarrassing mistake, but it was a mistake.
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At first he thought it must be a mistake, a big mistake.
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But once you've made that mistake, you never make that mistake again.
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But this was not an unintentional mistake, this was an intentional mistake.
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And the people that made that mistake, that's not a small mistake.
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Report that you made a mistake, how you're going to fix the mistake and how you're going to prevent that mistake from happening in the future.
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It was my mistake and a mistake I blame myself for every day.
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Don't mistake... AXELROD: No, but let me... STEWART: Don't mistake this for cynicism.
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He made a mistake in judgment and he's accepting responsibility for his mistake.
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But I think that's a mistake with the iPhone and a mistake here.
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It is a mistake, a big, bad mistake to take feelings utterly literally.
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It was my mistake, and a mistake I blame myself for every day.
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Chris: But… you know… I made that mistake with Rihanna…Kanye: Alleged mistake!
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You made a mistake, I made a mistake, we all made a mistake' ... The team will be together when things go well and when things go badly.
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Well, the first mistake -- her first mistake is following anything that Michael Moore said.
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They actually made a mistake, and then they reacted to that mistake with emotions.
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I made a mistake, he's like, 'Oh, you would have made that mistake before.
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Sometimes a clarification of a mistake is even more damning than the mistake itself.
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A doctor that makes a mistake is a human—possibly a grossly negligent human, but not necessarily—while a machine that makes a mistake is itself a mistake.
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"That mistake you made is the mistake I made in my first debriefing," he said.
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Oftentimes, when someone like handsome white guy Jack makes a mistake, it's, well, a mistake.
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You know I did make a mistake and I admitted that I made a mistake.
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Yeah, you know, they had to kill people or ... Clearly a mistake, clearly a mistake.
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One steady moment after another, non-mistake by non-mistake, Duncan just unmade the Nets.
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They-- made a big mistake and some others that flowed out of the big mistake.
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He lost his way and made a tremendous mistake, but that mistake didn't define him.
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If a mistake was made, he helped you see it for the mistake it was.
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"When I do make a mistake, it's about breaking it down, understanding the mistake," he said.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders described the book as "some trash" filled with "mistake after mistake.
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It's not a small mistake, it's a big mistake, and we've got to wipe those away.
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Plus, Keery makes mistake after mistake while attempting to deliver a heartfelt scene with Natalia Dyer.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders described the book as "some trash" filled with "mistake after mistake.
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It's mistake after mistake, stuff that we go over in the morning, just not getting done.
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I think the mistake we made is the mistake we acknowledge, which is our headline sucked.
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BM I think most people understood that it was a comedian's mistake, not a racist mistake.
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SCHMIDT: Was that [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions's mistake or [Deputy Attorney General Rod J.] Rosenstein's mistake?
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And I am doing all I can to repair any mistake, to apologize for any mistake.
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"What I want is somebody who understands that the Iraq War was a mistake, the nation-building has been a mistake, and that regime change has been a mistake," Paul said.
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"It was a mistake; that was our fault, and we apologize for our mistake," the sailor said.
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And the euro isn't just a mistake — it's a mistake that's going to be hard to fix.
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I think that's a mistake not just in fact, that's a mistake for the U.S. Democratic Party.
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"Bruce is just a mistake hitter — you make one mistake, he can turn it around," Velasquez said.
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Because every mistake you made will give you empathy for other people that make the same mistake.
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The Knicks did not recover, trailing the rest of the game as they made mistake after mistake.
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Playing, and making a mistake, but you keep working with that mistake and it makes it right.
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It's been said that making a mistake requires a person – making a big mistake requires a computer.
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I say "mistake," in quotation marks, because that "mistake" could be reporting sexual assault that actually happens.
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"It was a mistake, and it was a mistake that I deeply regret," he told the BBC.
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"You look at his outings and it's one mistake here, one mistake there," Tigers catcher James McCann said.
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I don't think it's a mistake, I think it's a mistake to have it as the default choice.
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"I know that my husband has made a mistake, the mistake of adultery," she said in the statement.
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It&aposs not a small mistake, it&aposs a big mistake, and we&aposve got to wipe those away.
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"And not a mistake that deserves crucifixion, but a mistake that should have been dealt with internally," Woods said.
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She decided that she had made a mistake by disclosing her views, not that her views were a mistake.
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"There was a slight mistake – not necessarily by you – but you can make up for the mistake," he said.
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Instead, if you edit DNA and make a mistake, that mistake is irreversible and could possible lead to cancer.
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Shortly after he returned to the stage to correct his mistake – and has apologized multiple times for the mistake.
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So the question, was it a mistake, or was it a mistake that they just inadvertently played their hand?
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Because –' BECKY QUICK: Big mistake in doing it or a big mistake in telling us they're going to do\?
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What do you mean when you talk about a "mistake of the heart" and a "mistake of the head"?
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She said it was filled with "mistake after mistake," and asserted that Wolff didn't have access to the President.
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"It's a mistake on my part, but I'd rather make the mistake in protection of my guy," he said.
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It'd be nice to learn enough from each mistake that we'd be guaranteed to never repeat that same mistake twice.
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This was clearly a mistake, but we don't need to compound that mistake—so please, never ever tweet when horny.
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Thirty-four percent said it was a mistake, 37 percent said it wasn't a mistake and 29 percent weren't sure.
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There was obviously a tremendous mistake made and what compounded the mistake was the attempt to try to cover up.
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"It was a mistake that was our fault, and we apologize for our mistake," the man says in one video.
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You write about it, but what do you think the big issue … what's your big mistake and that big mistake?
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The Democrats realize quickly that they made a mistake and they cannot bring themselves to admit that it was a mistake.
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Second mistake, we had great people working for us, but I made a mistake in that I hired traditional media executives.
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Many have said they feared they'd make a mistake during interactions with police officers — and that their mistake could be fatal.
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"Laura made a mistake and it proved to be fatal, and we're trying to prevent others from making that same mistake."
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I made the mistake of looking up that medicine on Google and let me tell you, it was a huge mistake.
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You see this in medicine — diagnostic algorithms make one kind of mistake; doctors tend to make a different kind of mistake.
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"It was a mistake that was our fault, and we apologize for our mistake," an unidentified man says in the clip.
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They're putting their focus on a young black woman who made a mistake, and not a mistake that's worth public crucifixion.
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"I think the Fed knows that they made a mistake back in December and this effectively reversed that mistake," he said.
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" He warned that dismissing hyper-intelligent machines "as mere science fiction would be a mistake, and potentially our worst mistake ever.
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But just as it is a mistake to confuse courtesy with courage, it is a mistake to confuse anger with strength.
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Is it an empirical mistake — are they just wrong about what this would mean in practice — or a deeper philosophical mistake?
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Not that Trump made a mistake and he needs to apologize, but that they made a mistake and need to apologize.
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"It was a bit of a—I don't want to say a mistake—but a mistake," Phinney tells me over the phone.
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"You'll have to define what a mistake means," Trump said on CNBC when asked if he agrees that he made a mistake.
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And I told the Colonel then, 'Don't make the mistake, Colonel, having the media on top of you, don't make that mistake.
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Mistake No. 3: Avoiding credit cards all togetherThe final mistake you want to watch out for is avoiding credit cards all together.
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But this year, Apple has made mistake after mistake, and its perception as the go-to secure device is starting to crack.
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The mistake Occupy Wall Street made — understandably so, but still a tactical mistake — was to respond by rejecting involvement in electoral politics.
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"When she makes a mistake, an honest mistake, it ends up being blown up as if it's some crazy thing," he said.
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Many have said they feared that they'd make a mistake during interactions with police officers — and that their mistake could be fatal.
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And the biggest mistake that I've seen women — and particularly younger women — make at work is…….. They kinda mistake it for school. Huh?
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When an employee makes a mistake -- especially a major one -- it's easy to forever view that employee through the lens of that mistake.
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But the truth is — and deep down inside you know you made a mistake, you know this is true – you made a mistake.
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And if you're in the Twin Cities, make sure you don't make that same mistake -- it could turn into a very costly mistake.
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To see the mistake we need to recognize another mistake Descartes made: his denial that other animals have any mental lives at all.
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His agent Mino Raiola said the following: Accusing Zlatan of doping is not just a mistake; it's a big, life-changing mistake. [Guardian]
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It is a mistake to give Trump too much credit, just as it is a mistake to take his Drain the Swamp plan seriously.
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"They're putting their focus on a young black woman who made a mistake, and not a mistake that's worth public persecution," she told Smith.
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However, it is a mistake to take on more than you can handle, and a mistake to assume responsibility for other people's work plans.
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According to a Twitter spokesperson, the account suspension was a mistake — however no additional details were provided as to what brought that mistake about.
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These are generated by a brain when it is making a mistake, and also when it is observing a mistake being made by another.
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The consequences of a single mistake Amid the fissile atmosphere in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, a single mistake could unleash catastrophe.
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"It's one thing to make a mistake - it's another how you handle that mistake," Harris's director of international research, Justin Hance, told Fairfax Media.
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In Hong Kong HSBC would be a catastrophic mistake away from losing its independence—but then the bank has never made a catastrophic mistake.
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"I mean, if you're debating somebody and if she makes a mistake or I make a mistake ... we'll take each other on," he added.
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I said, 'Look, I made a mistake when I was a young kid, and my family still continues … to be punished for that mistake.
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More important than a mistake about Trump's speech, though, was Robinson's mistake about Trump: He is not the ego-driven caricature his enemies believe.
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You may be convinced that he's making a mistake in trying to keep his medical situation a secret, but it's his mistake to make.
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GIULIANI: You can make a mistake, you can make a mistake, and then if you want to, you can say it&aposs a lie.
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The rationale is that young people should be able to make a mistake, even a grave mistake, but still move on with their lives.
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But somebody could've made a mistake on the other side … It was flying at a pretty rough neighborhood, and somebody could've made a mistake.
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"Why would the court make the same mistake again that they made in 1944, even when they say it was a mistake?" he said.
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So here's where I went wrong: I had a flimsy phone case that was more aesthetic than functional (rookie mistake #1), a history of being terrible to my phone plus weak hand strength (rookie mistake #2) and I didn't have a warranty (rookie mistake #3).
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"They're putting their focus on a young Black woman who made a mistake, and not a mistake that's worth public persecution," Woods told Pinkett Smith.
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So, Jason, I guess with a policy retreat the administration is explicitly acknowledging it was a mistake what they did, at least a political mistake.
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Scalise also wanted to know if the person who made a mistake in suspending Diamond and Silk's Facebook page was held accountable for the mistake.
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The worst mistake you can make is accidentally using the pour side instead of the shaker side, which is not really a mistake at all.
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It was not immediately clear why the mistake was made, raising questions of whether the mistake was made in assessments of other states as well.
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If someone criticizes an influential person for making a mistake, or if someone else makes a critical mistake, influential people don't react immediately and emotionally.
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Too many freshmen drop out of school because they miss home and mistake that feeling for a sign that college was a mistake, Obama said.
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And it's going to earn the same, and so it – if I make a mistake on purchase price, Berkshire Hathaway lives with that mistake. Forever.
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But turning small mistakes into big ones is the kind of thing that happens when your small mistake gets overshadowed by an unrelated additional mistake.
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Others in similar profiling incidents have said they feared they'd make a mistake during interactions with police officers — and that their mistake could be fatal.
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When: Saturday, August 11, 11:30am–1pm Where: The Mistake Room (1811 East 20th Street, Central-Alameda, Los Angeles) More info at The Mistake Room.
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I made my first cosmic mistake by starting my job during #Ferguson, and my second mistake by watching a livestream of the grand jury proceedings.
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Make a mistake in software and you can push out a fix more or less immediately; make a mistake with hardware and the phones explode.
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"If we are making a mistake, we are making a small mistake now that I think we can recover from," Kashkari said in the interview.
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"If you make a mistake, another mistake, there is a very severe possibility you're both going to get shot," the officer says in the video.
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But they respected the fact that it was a mistake, we owned up to the mistake, and we acknowledged it [with] a token of our apology.
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So, when you play in close games like that with two great pitchers, a mistake here or a mistake there is the difference in the game.
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" This might sound like the stuff of science fiction, but Hawking says dismissing it as such "would be a mistake, and potentially our worst mistake ever.
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Make no mistake about the timing; come the Fall you will hear the cries for the S.E.C. to act, and it is no mistake that Sen.
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If you ever feel like you made a big mistake at your job, just remember that at least you didn't make that mistake on national television.
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" Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir: "There obviously was a tremendous mistake made and what compounded the mistake was the attempt to try to cover up.
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While we clearly made a mistake pricing Session at $399 (more specifically I made the mistake, it was my decision), I'm proud of how we responded.
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"You made a mistake, a stupid mistake," she says, with all the warmth that only Mary Tyler Moore could pour into a single, mildly insulting line.
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I DON'T KNOW ANY BUSINESS PERSON OUT THERE, ANYONE IN ANY SIZE COMPANY WHO HASN'T MADE A MISTAKE OF SOME SORT AND, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU MAKE A MISTAKE, A LOT OF PEOPLE COME AFTER YOU ABOUT THAT MISTAKE AND YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH THAT.
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If one of our critiques is that Congress made a mistake jamming everything down the state's throats seven years ago, we don't want to replicate that mistake.
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And make no mistake, banks are cashing in on this common mistake to the tune of $0003 billion in 2016, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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It's been a monumental mistake for them, I might add, a trillion- dollar mistake," the founder and chief of Oklahoma-based Continental Resources told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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And as a firm, given that he is a partner of our firm, it is also my mistake and our mistake and we all feel very bad.
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"They're putting their focus on a young black woman who made a mistake, and not a mistake that's worth public persecution," she said on Red Table Talk.
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"If you make a mistake, another mistake, there's a very severe possibility that you're both going to get shot," Charles Langley, a since-retired police officer, said.
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For example, when Sheryl Crow sings about "my favorite mistake" and puts the words "favorite" and "mistake" together, that gives you a sound you don't normally hear.
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"He made a mistake, he admitted to that mistake," Kelly Kahl, the lead entertainment executive for CBS, said of Mr. Weatherly at a media gathering on Wednesday.
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" Benioff also compared the mistake to making a Persian rug, explaining that "it's tradition that you make a little mistake, because only God can do anything perfect.
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Lack of cultural understanding of the Middle East has greatly harmed our nation, as we've made mistake after mistake in our foreign policy and military decision-making.
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But somebody could've made a mistake on the other side," Trump said, adding: "It was flying at a pretty rough neighborhood, and somebody could've made a mistake.
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"We don&apost question your belief that you made a mistake, I think the question is the timing that you realized you made the mistake," King replied.
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"They're putting their focus on a young black woman who made a mistake, and not a mistake that's worth public persecution," she said on the Facebook Watch show.
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"While we clearly made a mistake pricing Session at $399 (more specifically I made the mistake, it was my decision), I'm proud of how we responded," he wrote.
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Just as Sirius made the mistake of taunting Bellatrix and letting his guard down, Bellatrix makes the exact same mistake with Molly Weasley — and she pays the price.
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"It was a mistake that was our fault and we apologize for our mistake," said the U.S sailor, who was identified by Iran's Press TV as the commander.
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Obama administration's mistake The mistake the Obama administration has made in Afghanistan is to announce a series of putative, total withdrawal dates, none of which have actually happened.
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It would be a grave mistake for the STB to continue treating these belligerent shippers as legitimate complainants—a mistake the United States cannot afford to make again.
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"I supported the appointment of Richard Dugas as CEO in 2003, which in hindsight was a mistake and perhaps the biggest mistake of my career," Pulte has said.
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The USDA "made a terrible mistake when it allowed producers to include enclosed porches … so it's trying to undo a mistake it made ten years ago," she says.
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Others in similar profiling incidents have said they feared they'd make a mistake during interactions with police officers or armed civilians— and that their mistake could be fatal.
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So while we may have made a mistake by allowing some of these companies to get as large as they have — in fact, we have made a mistake.
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Thus, failing to pay attention to the poor condition of the Fannie and Freddie mortgage loans was a Fed mistake that compounded the mistake of bailing out Bear Stearns.
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The mistake was discovered by workers at one of the Whole Foods locations that received the Mistake Salad, who noticed that there was something strange about that particular shipment.
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"Right here in front of us is a very large mistake," he said, landing heavily on the word mistake and jabbing his finger at a model of the plane.
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Obama admitted that failure to follow up the 2011 Libya intervention was his administration's greatest mistake, and the size of that mistake is being streamed live from the capital.
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But he also campaigned on the idea that the Iraq war was a mistake and that more major wars in the Middle East like it would be a mistake.
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"It is not enough to show that the officer made a mistake, acted negligently, acted by accident or mistake, or even exercised bad judgment," the department concluded in 2017.
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He said it would be a "serious mistake" to leave the Paris agreement; he did not say lowering United States commitments under the agreement would be a serious mistake.
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"Priebus has made rookie mistake after rookie mistake, and he started by making the biggest one of all: not insisting he be the first among equals," Mr. Whipple said.
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"What would change that is a mistake, a policy mistake — a trade war or retaliation for tariffs such as economic activity slows down and therefore earnings decline," Hogan said.
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"Make a mistake, you go forward, and you — you know, you can correct a mistake," Trump said, asked about offensive comments he made about John McCain and Carly Fiorina.
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She married — "huge mistake" — and moved to England.
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KURTZ: It was a mistake that a lot in the media made but once the mistake was revealed, I don&apost see how you put that girl on the cover.
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"In Greece wrong policies were applied and it is a paradox that those who recognised that there were wrong policies, admitting their mistake, insist on applying the mistake," Tsipras said.
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Facebook called that decision a mistake, but arguably it's a mistake that wouldn't have been rectified had YouTube not raised the alarm by banning the videos on its platform first.
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"A national rate hike because of strength in California would be a mistake, but it is a mistake that several of the Fed presidents seem eager to make," Cramer said.
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"If the United States makes the mistake of pulling out of the JCPOA, it will definitely be a painful mistake for the Americans," Iranian state television quoted Zarif as saying.
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Many people mistake one relative for another—mistake their daughter for their mother, or their son for their husband—and many forget that their spouse or their parents are dead.
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" In an email to supporters, campaign chairman John Podesta wrote that Clinton knows her use of a secret server was a mistake, "and she has taken responsibility for that mistake.
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The mistake did not affect the thousands of absentee ballots sent to voters with addresses in New York or other states, which were printed after the mistake had been discovered.
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LaVar says the trade package is a mistake -- saying, the Lakers are trying to become a "one hitter quitter" to try to get a ring and it's a total mistake.
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I do all the things people suspect might cure me of depressive episodes, which they mistake for sadness, or anxiety, which they mistake for nerves—and I still need pills.
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"It's a growing concern that a mistake in trade policy could be as big as a mistake in monetary policy," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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I mean, it's ... And I think trying to overly regulate is a mistake, and trying to say just let them disrupt it on their own, inevitably is a mistake, too.
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The White House did not respond to VICE News' request for comment on who first noticed the mistake and whether it was Trump or an aide who tweeted the mistake.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir had earlier ruled out talk of mediation, telling a news conference in Riyadh that "a mistake has been made and a mistake should be corrected".
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It's where you learn that this is just as much of a trade as it is a profession — you keep working at it day by day, and learning mistake by mistake.
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You mistake means for ends, you find yourself crafting policies with no clear sense of what they're meant to achieve, you mistake something that might pass for something that will work.
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It's defined by the realization not just that you've made a huge mistake, but that you knew you were making a mistake all along, and suppressed your courage or your conscience.
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Dorsey tweeted that his account suspension was an "internal mistake." just setting up my twttr…again (account suspension was an internal mistake) The Hill has reached out to Twitter for comment.
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She made a mistake and she said over and over again, 'I made a mistake, and I've learned from it, and I'm going to fix it, and I apologize for it.
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As I've argued before at the Stone, it's a mistake to treat sexual-orientation discrimination as exactly like racial discrimination — just as it's a mistake to treat it as entirely dissimilar.
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But Trump has said it was a mistake not to spend more time and money in the Midwestern state in 2016, and his campaign vowed the mistake would not be repeated.
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Don't make the same mistake about BuzzFeed — or journalism.
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" The statement concluded with: "Make no mistake, words matter.
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"Make no mistake -- this is a Muslim ban," Sen.
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" "Governments must avoid making the same mistake with automation.
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What mistake did I make — that's my default setting.
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But make no mistake — this is simply a start.
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Did they apologize -- did you apologize for that mistake?
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" Senator Lindsey Graham called the move "a grave mistake.
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" "When you make a 'mistake,' remember, those are great.
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Mistake #1 -- they're supposed to ride on the street.
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Make no mistake — climate change is a women's issue.
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She rarely has a major mistake – knock on wood!
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" He added, "if they retaliate, they're making a mistake.
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" Later, Hakstol said: "It's one mistake in a game.
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"We'd like to apologize for this mistake, " Egan said.
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" Cruz apologized to Carson earlier Tuesday for the "mistake.
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The mistake ... You got to deal with China Linette.
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Make no mistake - this is about punishing women. pic.twitter.
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You can make a mistake -- please let me finish.
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Julia Roberts said it best ... big mistake, Bradley. Huge.
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But make no mistake -- they there because of us.
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He almost made a freshman mistake on 4rd & 213.
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" He added, "I'm admitting I made a horrible mistake.
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"Make no mistake — this is a Muslim ban," Sen.
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" OVERSIGHT works well for "Watchful care ... or careless mistake.
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" "But this mistake is actually a fairly common one.
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Make no mistake — that would be a big wave.
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" She added, "it may have been just a mistake.
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"Basically we have to prove that the defense attorney, Christina Gutierrez, made a mistake and number two, we have to prove that mistake was significant," he told reporters gathered in his office.
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Given how quickly it was reversed, it appears to have been a mistake—a mistake that might as well be a meta-satire of what Twitter's Report Abuse system is currently like.
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"Not having a buy on Facebook has clearly been a mistake in 2017 and we are simply not going to allow that mistake to continue," analyst Rich Greenfield wrote in the report.
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But our Camaro was fast, just fast enough, and we stayed mistake-free today; a good day on pit road and stayed mistake free on the track and track position was king.
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But considering all the recent instances that we've seen it crop up in some really amazing street style photos, we're going to say that calling it a mistake is the real mistake.
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You'll end up alienating people that don't agree with progressive gay politics, and sometimes you make the mistake, or a mistake, and you end up alienating a subculture of the gay community.
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Sharna Burgess says pro bull rider Bonner Bolton made an innocent mistake when he nearly grabbed her crotch, but make no mistake about it ... she digs her "Dancing with the Stars" partner.
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Without the use of viewing aids, people might mistake the station for a slow shooting star with gold and silver hues; some may mistake it for an airplane missing its flashing lights.
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So the computer is more likely to make the mistake that a person's ancestors were English (and not Irish), than to make the mistake that a person is English (and not Taiwanese).
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Even this still led to me being yelled at by a white waitress for her mistake, yelling at myself in my head even louder in an attempt to make her mistake mine.
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" Trump reiterated that cutting Social Security would be a "big mistake" for the GOP, remarking that "[c]utting it the wrong way is a big mistake, and even cutting it [at all].
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Bill Gates called Microsoft's lack of leadership in the smartphone era his "greatest mistake ever," and Windows Phone let the world watch that mistake play out as a slow-motion train wreck.
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"The mark of an intelligent, competent person is when they make a mistake, they have the guts to stand up and say, &aposI made a mistake, I&aposm sorry&apos," Bloomberg responded.
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That's fine -- I think it was a mistake to pull out of the Paris agreement, I think it is a grave mistake," Coster-Waldau told host Joy Reid on MSNBC's "AM Joy.
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And if you make a mistake or whatever… I've had albums out and you make a stupid mistake or you do something like that and you can never f—ing take that back.
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"This was all a terrible mistake, but it was a terrible mistake that went on for a year and a half because of the lack of diligence that Captain Dickson accepted," Seham said.
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I think Brexit is a colossal mistake—and a colossal mistake, moreover, that reflects all sorts of deeper problems with the country, not least the concentration of economic activity in the south-east.
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" Bieber also seemingly referenced Brown's assault of Rihanna in 2009 as a "mistake," adding, "the people who have over looked this mans talent because of a mistake he made.. you need to reevaluate!
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The worst-case scenario that can occur is when the wrong-minded boss knows that a mistake has been made, everyone in the organization knows it's a mistake but no corrections are made.
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"You can make a mistake -- you can make a mistake, and then if you don't -- if you want to, you can say it's a lie," Giuliani told CNN's Chris Cuomo on Monday night.
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"It looks like the School Board just made a mistake and is trying to deal with its own mistake by asking that the Sun Sentinel be held in contempt," attorney Tom Julin said.
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At one point in the series, the tiger puppet who stood in for Rogers's inner child sang, "Sometimes I wonder if I'm a mistake," meaning, I am so different, am I a mistake?
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"I think it would be a major mistake, even a historic mistake, to disavow the Paris deal," said R. Nicholas Burns, a retired career diplomat and under secretary of state under Mr. Bush.
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They said using the word zhengshen had been a mistake.
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"It was a big mistake that was made," he said.
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According to Saut, selling stocks now would be a mistake.
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Let's not make the mistake of calling it lesbian seduction.
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So if you ever were cautious, that was a mistake.
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He thinks the dogs got confused and made a mistake.
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That's probably the biggest mistake he would say he's made.
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But YouTube said some content was taken down by mistake.
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" On Thursday, the broadcaster said he made an "enormous mistake.
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GUTFELD: He just said he might have made a mistake.
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But make no mistake, it's also a time for impact.
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It's an expensive and potentially crippling mistake for any brand.
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Courtois's mistake for City's 26th minute leveler was even worse.
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Dammit, was it a mistake to splatter paint my pouch?
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Kourtney Kardashian isn't looking to make the same mistake twice.
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But make no mistake, I am absolutely here for this.
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"They made a mistake in their study," he told Gizmodo.
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It's the same mistake I made on the NFL comments.
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We made a bit of a mistake going with Geffen.
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GUTFELD: But you know who made this mistake a lot?
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That could be a mistake though, according to Strategas' Clifton.
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It's an embarrassing Twitter mistake, especially for a sitting President.
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Earlier, he'd talked about the mistake on a personal level.
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Some seem willing to accept that he made a mistake.
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Keeping or terminating all waivers would have been a mistake.
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Investors have been loath to repeat the mistake ever since.
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We don't think they'll make that mistake again this year.
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This was our mistake and we apologize to Cory Doctorow.
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"We are hoping this detention was a mistake," Dettmer said.
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First, hinging stories on Jess's haplessness was a boring mistake.
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That was a mistake, according to image consultant Amanda Sanders.
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This seems like an obvious mistake, but when Democratic Sen.
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So he's not going to kill Russell for a mistake.
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You could easily mistake them for a plume of exhaust.
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"We are hoping this detention was a mistake," he added.
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And that's about all you can do with a mistake.
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"Last night I made a mistake," he told the crowd.
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But the team's results suggest this might be a mistake.
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You went to see the Mr. Rogers movie, first mistake.
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But make no mistake: It wasn't written primarily for them.
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"To call that the internet is a mistake," he said.
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There simply is no excuse for this sort of mistake.
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Make no mistake, we know exactly what path we're on.
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"What happened was a mistake of the past," he said.
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This, child development experts are increasingly realizing, is a mistake.
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I'd made quite the rookie mistake and assumed Wyatt's gender.
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His use of the word "bimbo" is not a mistake.
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Also, let's make sure never to make this mistake again.
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Becoming pregnant was a mistake but terminating it was not.
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It's no mistake that it's also the most expensive one.
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Help me, Kim, not to make this stupid mistake again.
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Or it may turn out to be a terrible mistake.
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Also, the girl who ate it, ate it by mistake.
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When closed you could mistake it for a Windows machine.
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The sequel also makes the classic sequel mistake of expanding
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"I think it was a terrible mistake," he told Smerconish.
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That's no mistake, nor is it an act of disrespect.
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Make no mistake: I have a rigorous process around numbers.
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"Make no mistake, Hollywood is under assault," the group claimed.
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The mistake is in thinking there is only one spot.
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Sometimes when we're dehydrated, we mistake that sensation for hunger.
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I certainly wouldn't mistake it for a clear alcoholic spirit.
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And he doesn't want you to make the same mistake.
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Rand Paul's mistake It was early 2015, and Kentucky Sen.
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His administration's mistake is to attack Germany with flawed logic.
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But please do not mistake uneven progress for no progress.
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But focusing too much on the women here is mistake.
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"Leaving them to die is a big mistake," Haley wrote.
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Google wasted exactly zero time pointing out this egregious mistake.
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So you think about, 'Oh, I made this mistake. Interesting.
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Obviously, Intel's leadership now recognizes that they made a mistake.
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Macron's next gaffe was entirely mistake of his own making.
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It was a mistake, and he's never tried it since.
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"Make no mistake: Consumers want cheap Walmart chicken," said Ramey.
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An aide in the social secretary's office noticed the mistake.
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It actually IS a mistake and not willful propaganda 2.
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The same mistake many people -- myself included -- made in 2016.
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Make no mistake, Trump has not helped himself in Syria.
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It's no mistake that Amazon led with alarm clock functionality.
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But Google has righted this mistake with the Pixel 4.
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"He's making the biggest mistake of his presidency," said Sen.
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We've all made the mistake of reading any comments section.
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A note and photograph inside the package revealed Johnson's mistake.
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Don't approach him as if he has made a mistake.
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But make no mistake: if you were expecting the NEW!
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Yet make no mistake: the result is a monumental embarrassment.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: I don't think that it was a mistake.
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"It was an honest mistake," Kelly said of the retweet.
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North Korea would not make the same mistake, he insisted.
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"I'll chalk it up to a mistake," North Carolina Rep.
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But make no mistake about it, these earbuds are beautiful.
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She wants to make a mistake of going too long.
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I count myself among the infected too, make no mistake.
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Do I regret it and feel it was a mistake?
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AND MAKE NO MISTAKE, AUGMENTED REALITY IS GOING TO HAPPEN.
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Republicans have made this kind of misdirected firepower mistake before.
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Its sidelining is a mistake for all sorts of reasons.
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The Vietnam War was a war that was a mistake.
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I won't make the mistake of not seeing signs again.
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"A grave strategic mistake," in the words of Leader McConnell.
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Then she checked the guest list, and realized her mistake.
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Because of a mistake in one precinct with five voters.
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This strategy may well turn out to be a mistake.
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"Every good thing comes from making a mistake," he said.
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"They're not going to mistake me for you," Daniel muttered.
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BuzzFeed News has made this mistake in the past too!
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Has she made a mistake in moving to New York?
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But Tim Apple is so much more than a mistake.
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Make no mistake – these terror attacks are no isolated incidents.
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People often mistake the two of us for one another.
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Ralph the Raccoon made the mistake of dissing her. pic.twitter.
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Yet seeing it through could be a serious, permanent mistake.
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He insists that he dropped the racist language by mistake.
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Here's the reason that people – including Elon – make this mistake.
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He was released hours later after police realized the mistake.
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Could it be that my sexual orientation wasn't a mistake?
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And make no mistake — that's what Biden wants to do.
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"Yeah, it was a mistake," he told columnist Maureen Dowd.
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My mistake being that money is not power over pain.
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The old guard's first mistake: Thinking Reed Hastings and co.
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In many cases, it can just be a mistake, right?
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It's pretty cute, even when she hung up by mistake.
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But most people make the mistake of thinking it is.
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Elders' situation a member of our staff made a mistake.
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Make no mistake: The Kominsky Method is a decent show.
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"I won't make that mistake again," Tyler Winklevoss tweeted Thursday.
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Obviously, the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake.
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The biggest mistake is to equate leadership entirely with charisma.
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Like Riverdale before it, Showtime's SMILF isn't making that mistake.
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I started fucking her up because she made one mistake.
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That's a mistake, says Ted Rossman, an analyst at Bankrate.
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The mistake was clearly just that they played their hand.
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What's the most embarrassing mistake she's made on her show?
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It's possible, but, if that's true, it's a big mistake.
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I think it was a mistake to have Flood there.
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The mistake is to think they remain separate between countries.
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"What we're feeling now is that residual mistake," said Navarro.
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But I think this was clearly a mistake in retrospect.
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What might that feel like if you make a mistake?
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However, tightening may turn out to have been a mistake.
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This was a mistake, says Yasunori Sone of Keio University.
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The friends who didn't want garlic quickly realized their mistake.
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He feels like he made the mistake of a lifetime.
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"They made a mistake," said Marcus Henley, Hudson Valley's manager.
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That was a big downfall of mine, and a mistake.
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Yet rushing into an impeachment would still be a mistake.
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The broader one, the early one, that was a mistake.
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I don't think he wants to ... He did a mistake.
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He should stay out of anyone's ... That was a mistake.
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Now aides realize that was a mistake, NBC News reported.
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SpotifyMake no mistake: Spotify has some very real business problems.
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"One mistake I made was looking on Twitter," he wrote.
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But giving in to that temptation would be a mistake.
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But make no mistake, that's what he's referring to here.
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Alicia Levine believes Wall Street is making a big mistake.
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His mistake is to think that countries are like businesses.
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But, let's not mistake unity with complete and total agreement.
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Of course, doing too little would be a mistake, too.
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"Make no mistake, Les Moonves is my guy," Colbert said.
|
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It's easy to mistake computer science for programming, and Code.
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Make no mistake: 1992 was a critical year for women.
|
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Make no mistake, Qualcomm's timing on this is very deliberate.
|
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And that's where the industry is making a huge mistake.
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Will my husband think this move was a massive mistake?
|
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But a few minutes later he makes an inexcusable mistake.
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When they imposed sanctions on us, they made a mistake.
|
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But don't mistake this as a mere difference in worldview.
|
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In April, it expanded that mistake to include Instagram passwords.
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But it would be a mistake to bet on it.
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It's a mistake that should have been dealt with internally.
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I found it was ... Was that a mistake, that word?
|
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" Barr on Thursday night said that she "made a mistake.
|
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"But that tends to be more of a rookie mistake."
|
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Marta Cano, Jose's sister, says Lyle did it by mistake.
|
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He also wrote on Twitter about the mistake and apologized.
|
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"I think they realize they made a mistake," McCain said.
|
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"I made a mistake, and I was wrong," she says.
|
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And so, no, I don't think December is a mistake.
|
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When he made a mistake, he really paid for it.
|
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Hopefully, voters won't make a similar mistake in this election.
|
|
He hits those mistake breaking balls, especially with two strikes.
|
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A simple mistake may cripple the success of a negotiation.
|
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To continue on this path would be an expensive mistake.
|
|
QUICK: would you call your purchase of IBM a mistake?
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It made the mistake of having the administration interfaces online.
|
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"We made a big mistake," Echavarri said after the incident.
|
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Announcers repeatedly mistake the product, calling it Pepsi on air.
|
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"We made a mistake here and we apologize," Dorsey tweeted.
|
|
It was an honest mistake that anyone could have made.
|
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"The mistake they've made is leaving these timestamps," Hultquist said.
|
|
Make no mistake, tech had a major role to play.
|
|
As this post proves, simply admitting a mistake is huge.
|
|
He was rearrested in 2014, when authorities realized the mistake.
|
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They probably learnt from their mistake and shifted the spell?
|
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The Red Wolves' otherwise struggling offense converted on each mistake.
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I thought, maybe they made a mistake letting me in.
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If I make a mistake tonight, I can kill her.
|
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So I'd suggest not making my mistake, given the cost.
|
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Make no mistake: O'Neil and his supporters are football purists.
|
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An elderly couple apparently made that exact mistake this week.
|
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FAIR President Dan Stein has called the Act a 'mistake.
|
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Facebook admitted that it made a mistake, though without intention.
|
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Lying on an insurance application can be an expensive mistake.
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I didn't for this job, and it was a mistake.
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This is a mistake no serious business person would make.
|
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This time around, Koreshkov made the mistake of getting sloppy.
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Regardless, it's easy to fear you could make a mistake.
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I figured maybe this could be just a big mistake.
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It was a mistake to choose Masisi as my successor.
|
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The FCC said a miscommunication in part led to mistake.
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"Our mistake, we did not take it seriously," says Ahmed.
|
|
It sounds like the Nintendo Switch won't repeat that mistake.
|
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A mistake of the heart is planting dope on somebody.
|
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Make no mistake — they are doing this in their interest.
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This is a mistake you will only make once. 62.
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They made the mistake of gambling with other people's freedom.
|
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Dan recognized his mistake at the time and has apologized.
|
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He spent 85033 years in prison paying for his mistake.
|
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"I made a mistake and I am sorry," Gianforte said.
|
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Somebody makes a mistake and you forget all about it.
|
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" He now says the remark was "A mistake I regret.
|
|
Fish, birds and other sea life mistake them for food.
|
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"Make no mistake, people are already dying," the letter states.
|
|
And make no mistake: the competitiveness probably will be gone.
|
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But I think the Raiders would be making a mistake.
|
|
Republicans need to avoid making the same mistake going forward.
|
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Although we seem rare, make no mistake, we exist. Seriously.
|
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"I think it would be a mistake," Cornyn said Thursday.
|
|
How far up the supply chain was the mistake made?
|
|
Don't mistake this article for the product of soul searching.
|
|
"This was a mistake," I told him, gripping the dashboard.
|
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I was trying to do that, it's not a mistake.
|
|
Because to confuse silence for weakness is a terrible mistake.
|
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I think the mistake was made a few months ago.
|
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"You really can't make a mistake with it," she said.
|
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This mistake, however, may be the worst we've ever seen.
|
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Caving in once again in 2016 would be a mistake.
|
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"It is a pretty significant mistake," Judge Leslie Southwick said.
|
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Make no mistake, Huawei's going after the big dogs here.
|
|
WHAT has been the worst mistake of Barack Obama's presidency?
|
|
Did anyone, at any time, mistake it for a joke?
|
|
But their hostility to even modest curation is a mistake.
|
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But Forsyth chalked the whole thing up to a mistake.
|
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"I don't know how they made this mistake," Seghen says.
|
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Yeah, Mudasir actually admitted his mistake after it went viral.
|
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"It was the biggest mistake of my life," says Theresa.
|
|
But I think we mistake getting better with suppressing symptoms.
|
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If it was a brand's biggest mistake, I bought it.
|
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But how long does a person pay for their mistake?
|
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And make no mistake, we need natural gas and oil.
|
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This mistake, the "Eichengreen Fallacy," became fashionable among academic economists.
|
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"I made a mistake, got loose and crashed," Elliott said.
|
|
I made a mistake … I'm here to tell the truth.
|
|
Make no mistake, the tools are still there for Cleveland.
|
|
Democrats simply can't afford to make that same mistake twice.
|
|
"We think retesting could be a real mistake," he said.
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"Make no mistake, oversight is a congressional responsibility," Pelosi said.
|
|
Keying on Hart and Ryan Arcidiacono could be a mistake.
|
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Reducing Orbánism to mere prejudice, however, would be a mistake.
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"One mistake changed my entire life," he tells Rodriguez, 44.
|
|
Trump quickly called the clash "a mistake," avoiding an escalation.
|
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"I just think it would be a mistake," he added.
|
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Make no mistake, I believe Trump is who he is.
|
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I made a mistake and he hit it pretty good.
|
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But I lost all of that because of ONE mistake.
|
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But make no mistake: The show's chaos can be deceiving.
|
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Rather than recognise his mistake, Mr Erdogan has doubled down.
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Yet to rely on repression alone would be a mistake.
|
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The Democrats now have a chance to rectify that mistake.
|
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Is the killing and dismemberment of a journalist a mistake?
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Everything after that was trying to fix that original mistake.
|
|
The company's CEO now says doing so was a mistake.
|
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"I made a mistake getting addicted to opioids," Mill said.
|
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Make no mistake, Janus is an unequivocal loss for unions.
|
|
Make no mistake: We are headed in that direction today.
|
|
For players to lose that would be a big mistake.
|
|
EINHORN: I THINK IT'S A FUNDAMENTAL MISTAKE THAT INVESTORS MAKE.
|
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Which makes totally laughing off his latest warning a mistake.
|
|
I don't think I want to make that mistake again.
|
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And you know what, in retrospect, I made a mistake.
|
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Can one say that a cathedral is a mistake , exactly?
|
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President Trump may be about to make a huge mistake.
|
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But make no mistake, the Kigali Amendment's induction on Jan.
|
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Then he made the mistake of looking at his watch.
|
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"My mistake for not getting the bunt down," Gregorius said.
|
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And I'll be honest, I might have made a mistake.
|
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Like the monster in the corner, this is a mistake.
|
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It's been a long campaign and I made a mistake.
|
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Fake News CNN made a vicious and purposeful mistake yesterday.
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College Football Briefing The officiating mistake was a big one.
|
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Make no mistake, this is still a very conservative court.
|
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You said your handling of your emails was a mistake.
|
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But make no mistake, the old guys can still rock.
|
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I think I've paid for that mistake—four times over. . . .
|
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I was a stupid kid and made a stupid mistake.
|
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Make no mistake This shutdown ends when one side crumbles.
|
|
Do not make the same mistake that President Obama made.
|
|
"Now, make no mistake — this wall is dumb," Warren said.
|
|
Because make no mistake, Washington will not readily accept change.
|
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The result when they realized their mistake and went anyway?
|
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She was beyond upset at herself for making that mistake.
|
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"I made a mistake using a private email," she said.
|
|
Taking unnecessary chances would be a mistake for his campaign.
|
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But make no mistake: We still have work to do.
|
|
No one is told they're wrong or made a mistake.
|
|
Make no mistake, this is not a uniquely Canadian phenomenon.
|
|
You don't have to be defined by your worst mistake.
|
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You can't say, 'Oh, you made a mistake, you're canceled.
|
|
Although it's a close call, Tillerson's decision is a mistake.
|
|
Clinton has signaled that she will not repeat this mistake.
|
|
But this would be a mistake, or at least premature.
|
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I had it in my hands — small mistake, big disappointment.
|
|
Wall Street worries the Fed is walking into a mistake.
|
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Obama has said the Libyan intervention was his worst mistake.
|
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The basic mistake of either is to orchestrate too much.
|
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It could be a recognition that a mistake was made.
|
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In doing so, however, he had compounded his previous mistake.
|
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When ur team makes a mistake, it falls on u.
|
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It's easy to mistake these obligations for being a parent.
|
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Another huge mistake is doing you remodeling out of order.
|
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This was a mistake and it's time to reinstate earmarks.
|
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Make no mistake, the American Bar Association created this mess.
|
|
When he made a mistake he really paid for it.
|
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To do so would have been a rookie mistake. Why?
|
|
Suze Orman shares the biggest money mistake almost everyone makes
|
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TRUMP: I think going in was a terrible, terrible mistake.
|
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A Mayo official made a major mistake about Alyssa's age.
|
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Responses ranged from horror to laughter at the geographical mistake.
|
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On the battlefield, a mistake can mean life or death.
|
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Exactly, and I think it's a bit of a mistake.
|
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I made the mistake of trying a desiccated "carrot" stick.
|
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Mistake: Not considering the cost of another person at home
|
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To allow anything to distract from that is a mistake.
|
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And I can recognize a mistake when I make it.
|
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But make no mistake: He walked away from this one.
|
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"I swear to God, it was a mistake," Giuliani said.
|
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Republican senators say that turned out to be a mistake.
|
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And he has said... TRUMP: Which is a big mistake.
|
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Smith has said that the arbitration requirement was a mistake.
|
|
Betances' real mistake was in the wildness of his attempt.
|
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A wrong address, for example, might be a minor mistake.
|
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Mistake aside, the future of the summit is still cloudy.
|
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You know he always said don't dwell on the mistake.
|
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I was not insane, or suicidal, it was a mistake.
|
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Some experts think the 2012 guidance was a clear mistake.
|
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The mistake Trump made is forgetting that he's president now.
|
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But some outside advisers believe that would be a mistake.
|
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But that wasn't his biggest mistake in handling this crisis.
|
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This was our mistake and we apologise to Cory Doctorow.
|
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Was the press right that it was an egregious mistake?
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The "Big Mistake" joyride brought back all her darkest memories.
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But, a mistake relatively quickly fixed isn't a big deal.
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Quite how the mistake happened is unknown at this stage.
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Make no mistake -- there will be many new nuclear states.
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And how could a funeral home make such a mistake?
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But... KELLY: We went through the Afghanistan being a mistake.
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Allowing his efforts to be mischaracterized was a big mistake.
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But make no mistake: This change is no small feat.
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If you rush decisions like this, you make a mistake.
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Limiting the player pool would be a big, big mistake.
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And if I make a mistake, it's not that noticeable.
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According to the company, the hashtags were restricted by mistake.
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And what if it was a mistake from the start?
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But don't mistake her for someone who creates novelty pieces.
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You know you've made a mistake the instant it happens.
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And make no mistake, she could sleepwalk through these movies.
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I said it then: I'll never make that mistake again.
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Just one mistake led to another one and they capitalized.
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I will give the world time to correct its mistake.
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Jack (far left): I became a Broncos fan by mistake.
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That fall, I began to suspect I'd made a mistake.
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Did you ever make a significant mistake writing those descriptions?
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But make no mistake, Beyoncé is the best of times.
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" And everyone's like, "oh my god that's such a mistake!
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Make no mistake, those accomplishments are greatly important to her.
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That's a big intellectual mistake that we made in 1989.
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Johnson's perfunctory apology to Poirier doesn't wipe away his mistake.
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The second biggest mistake is to miss the opportunity altogether.
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But it's a mistake to take it at face value.
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"She doesn't understand where she made a mistake," he said.
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Craig, you may have made a mistake with that one.
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That you made a mistake, but that we all do.
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Of course, I made the mistake of telling Rex that.
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"I probably would have made the same mistake," he admitted.
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Especially since this seems like a mistake that's easily avoidable.
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I made a mistake and I should have known better.
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Mark Cuban thinks Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra is 'a big mistake'
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Nevertheless, a mistake was made, and I take full responsibility.
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Make no mistake, Tunisia is on the brink once again.
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But make no mistake about the gravity of his misconduct.
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"Make no mistake: This is an American tragedy," Manly said.
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And we've been watching that mistake play out ever since.
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It would be a mistake to write off their influence.
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It was a mistake, and I shouldn't have done it.
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"I think that would be a mistake," said Republican Sen.
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That means Trump voters must acknowledge they made a mistake.
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"The criminalization of marijuana has been a mistake," Chairman Rep.
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Make no mistake; the feeling of being unemployed is harsh.
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You're not alone, and the mistake can likely be fixed.
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First he tried styling himself, though — which was a mistake.
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Sanders compounded that mistake by canceling a rally in Mississippi.
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But make no mistake: We're already deep in the muck.
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"Big mistake," he said, when his guests awkwardly corrected him.
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The mistake occurs because "special" is an inescapably relative concept.
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But it would be a mistake to exercise that power.
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But Christine may want to reconsider calling it a mistake.
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I started [expletive] her up because she made one mistake.
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But make no mistake, the playoffs bring a different game.
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People shoot family members or roommates they mistake for intruders.
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"A big, fat mistake," said Trump, noting that the Sept.
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Don't make my mistake, and go back up your photos.
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Powell should acknowledge the mistake and change course, Cramer said.
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When your team makes a mistake, it falls on you.
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There's a saying: Up here you can make one mistake.
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That was a mistake, as his crossover sent her flying.
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In retrospect, was that emphasis on watch time a mistake?
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It's not a mistake; we're good at what we do.
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The mistake could cost Uber tens of millions of dollars.
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When I did, I realized I'd made a terrible mistake.
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Citigroup said it is had notified regulators about the mistake.
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From one angle, Senate Republicans just made a massive mistake.
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You know, I made a mistake using a private email.
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It was a mistake and I take responsibility for that.
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How the Trinitarios gang killed an innocent teenager by mistake.
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That "was an execution mistake on our side," he said.
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"I just think it's a mistake, Beto," said Mr. Castro.
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Make no mistake: Humans are worsening the devastation from wildfires.
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Nobody would mistake an English vineyard for one in Champagne.
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That doesn't mean cracking down on painkillers was a mistake.
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Seems Lakers rookie Josh Hart thinks Embiid's making a mistake.
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Asking buses to pay for themselves would be a mistake.
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The Republicans want a shutdown — we know that's a mistake.
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The cleanroom would be a mistake, our review makes clear.
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And make no mistake, there are bodies all over Yahoo.
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I think it's a mistake to try to avoid it.
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However, none of that changes the mistake made in 1968.
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"Make no mistake," she wrote after Hurricane Harvey battered Texas.
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That was my mistake because we're still having this conversation.
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Make no mistake: When we dine out, we eat more.
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"Rosanna, you're making a big mistake," he responded, she said.
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Make no mistake about it, this was his last stand.
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But it wasn't a pay rise — it was a mistake.
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What if you make a dumb mistake and someone laughs?
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People are endeavoring not to make that same mistake again.
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But I think that would be a mistake for them.
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The show also addressed the mistake in a tweet later.
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Sanctioning Swift would be a mistake for the United States.
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I think there has been a mistake in our part.
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However, don't make the mistake of never taking them out.
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So how can investors avoid making this type of mistake?
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Basketball fans in a laboratory environment make this same mistake.
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And Zeke has acknowledged that he can forgive Varner's mistake.
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And for Nintendo, repeating that mistake would be a disaster.
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It's a mistake to think that childhood needs syrupy fables.
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That was his first mistake, and a totally avoidable one.
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"That definitely hurt and definitely was a mistake," Boone said.
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We can't make that same mistake in the general election.
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Matthew Futterman: And there, Mr. Draper, is your England mistake!
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My first mistake was waking up early to get groceries.
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The biggest mistake of all was Christine O'Donnell in Delaware.
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"I made the worst mistake of my life," he said.
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That night under the full moon, I saw my mistake.
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Mistake or miscalculation could easily result in a nuclear blunder.
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He's somebody who realizes that he's made a grievous mistake.
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But don't make the mistake of equating vulnerability with harmlessness.
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I just felt as if I'd made a horrible mistake.
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Let me be very clear: Don't mistake restraint for inaction.
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It was a huge mistake not to order any drink.
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The current field cannot afford to make the same mistake.
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"I will say it was a mistake," he told me.
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"Not communicating clearly is the most common mistake," Fitzpatrick says.
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The stakes are too high for this kind of mistake.
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My second mistake was not worrying about good health insurance.
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You might mistake jewel wings for their colorful cousins, dragonflies.
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"Make no mistake: The wall will be built," he said.
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Mr. Healy also directed, which might have been a mistake.
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Investigations continue to identify & prosecute this great tragedy & unforgivable mistake.
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Has this all been a mistake, this marriage, this trap?
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"The risk of a policy mistake is rising," he wrote.
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Because Castro acknowledged the mistake, no additional action is expected.
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If there is a mistake, it could lower your score.
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Diachenko believes the illegal database was set public by mistake.
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" Adding that "It takes two sides to make a mistake.
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An adventure to fix the mistake within 24 hours ensues.
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After fans pointed out the mistake, Kudrow removed the post.
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I think America is making, has made, a huge mistake.
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The mistake did not matter, and nor did the score.
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BMW said that the software had been installed by mistake.
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By his account, he sometimes caught Brown in a mistake.
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He said, 'I think I got the invitation by mistake.
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Admission to a mistake is the greatest thing in humanity.
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She made a horrible mistake, and she's experiencing what happens.
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"We made a mistake," the agency said in a statement.
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And make no mistake: He didn't merely shortchange the presidency.
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Alas, though, I now think doing nothing is a mistake.
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"Honestly, I assumed it was a mistake," Mr. First said.
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Iran's president said it was a "disastrous mistake" and apologised.
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Even so, introducing uncertainty into the plan is a mistake.
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Mr. Speaker, make no mistake, we must renovate our house.
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But then she taunted the vanquished, a rookie political mistake.
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It is the swift and appropriate rectification of a mistake.
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It's important not to mistake Trump's own accessibility for transparency.
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I didn't invest in Stripe, which is obviously a mistake.
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We make a mistake by assigning identity labels to them.
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But, make no mistake: Jackie's still got plenty to say.
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He had called the US invasion into Afghanistan a mistake.
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When The Times makes a mistake, we publish a correction.
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"We thought we had made a mistake," Dr. Socha said.
|
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A "hasty mistake" was what began Mr. Steele's survival story.
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Make no mistake: Trump is absolutely committed to tax cuts.
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You make a mistake, you don't have to go away.
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The core mistake is to assume that values aren't inputs.
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They also warned that Trump could be making a mistake.
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The government let him go once it realized the mistake.
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His only mistake, they said, was playing outside that night.
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It was the biggest mistake and regret of my life.
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Government officials say it could have been downed by mistake.
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No Democrat will make the same mistake this time around.
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Make no mistake, the Houthis' hands are far from clean.
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In the middle of the night, Target made a mistake.
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"Going to bed too early is a mistake," Minkel said.
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"He hit a mistake," Rapada said of the home run.
|
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Because somebody could've made a mistake on the other side.
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You are not alone and you are not a mistake.
|
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But writing off SingleThread as pretentious would be a mistake.
|
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If you do make a mistake at work, don't panic.
|
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"I think Colin made a mistake," Simpson told the paper.
|
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He said then that such a move was a mistake.
|
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Make no mistake: Poor people are punished by these taxes.
|
|
Do not make this mistake with the Wilsons' living room.
|
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Make no mistake, the Democratic Party is marred with issues.
|
|
And that, according to many liberal Democrats, is a mistake.
|
|
"People often ask if it's a mistake," Mr. Gwaduri said.
|
|
At some point, though, there is one mistake too many.
|
|
"You made a slight mistake with the Pikachu," he noted.
|
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It happens all the time and it is a mistake.
|
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Sorry. The Democrats shouldn't mistake a sugar high for nutrition.
|
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Make no mistake, we would be backed into a corner.
|
|
" Garrett apologized last Friday, saying: "I made a terrible mistake.
|
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Make no mistake: This is a strategic surrender by Giuliani.
|
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And make no mistake, this is an addiction of childhood.
|
|
Many people with a record have made a single mistake.
|
|
And I think that was kind of a tactical mistake.
|
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Make no mistake, the Trump phenomenon didn't just happen overnight.
|
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No one is going to mistake their work for Graham's.
|
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It was a mistake; it was not a deliberate action.
|
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Make no mistake, mainstream media is not without its flaws.
|
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"As he has long said, his vote was a mistake."
|
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But this is a mistake that seems to have persisted.
|
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His first marriage was a mistake; we all make them.
|
|
On Sunday night, Hallmark announced it had made a mistake.
|
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But make no mistake — human emotions drive bad investment decisions.
|
|
Just how bad was the mistake of hiring Megyn Kelly?
|
|
Make no mistake, this party is the party of women.
|
|
" "All in all," said Muzzio, "I think it's a mistake.
|
|
But it is a mistake to write off the tigers.
|
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Lawmakers can't afford to make the same mistake on encryption.
|
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Another mistake would be lumping lonely people together, she said.
|
|
Variety deleted the tweet and called the mistake a glitch.
|
|
This all feels like a BIG political mistake for Trump.
|
|
How would you handle things if you make a mistake?
|
|
But make no mistake that it is a finite sum.
|
|
I hope others can learn from and avoid my mistake.
|
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But make no mistake about it -- this is the ballgame.
|
|
Regular readers know that I believe they're making a mistake.
|
|
Do you think that was a mistake or a necessity?
|
|
"We've always placed great importance on the mistake," Pitt said.
|
|
Ultimately, he acknowledged his mistake and his popularity went up.
|
|
It's possible it was a random killing, or a mistake.
|
|
I arrived early, which is always a mistake in France.
|
|
" Vice President Mike Pence declared last month: "make no mistake….
|
|
Staley later apologized and admitted he had "made a mistake ".
|
|
But make no mistake: Booker got what he wanted here.
|
|
Republican bills to replace ObamaCare cannot make the same mistake.
|
|
"The Fed is making a mistake," Trump told reporters Wednesday.
|
|
"I made a mistake," McKinley tells Williams in the trailer.
|
|
Two hundred years ago, the Founding Fathers made a mistake.
|
|
Joshua did not make the same mistake in the rematch.
|
|
Reversing course any time soon would be a huge mistake.
|
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Some of his aides now believe that was a mistake.
|
|
Lengyel then took to social media to acknowledge the mistake.
|
|
Democrats made a profound mistake and will pay for it.
|
|
Let us not compound the mistake of admitting Bud Selig.
|
|
In a costly mistake, Mahomes overthrew the wide open Williams.
|
|
But this would turn out to be a big mistake.
|
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There's a big mistake that I've seen some people make.
|
|
At the time, it seemed like a relatively minor mistake.
|
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This is not to say that sanctions are a mistake.
|
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So denying money for scientific research is really a mistake.
|
|
Collins made the mistake of chasing after an impossible deal.
|
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I think we should admit the mistake and redo it.
|
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A federal judge ruled this week that was a mistake.
|
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Forgetting to trim your dog's nails is a common mistake.
|
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And another mistake to ignore how that appeal could sour.
|
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Citi said this mistake was caused by a computer error.
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Markets like this political indecision; make no mistake about that.
|
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And he has said — Trump: Which is a big mistake.
|
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I made the stupid mistake of eating half the cake.
|
|
Colin explains why that move would be a biiiig mistake.
|
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Can I let my mistake cause somebody else some problems?
|
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I could have prepared a really good, relatively innocuous mistake.
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But make no mistake, the picture is a real gem.
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Go on then... just one drink… This is a mistake.
|
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Separately to all of this, I've made a small mistake.
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The mistake of staining it blue was made early on.
|
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Then Florida officials decided in 2005 they'd made a mistake.
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Make no mistake: This vegan avocado chocolate bar is candy.
|
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This was a deeply personal mistake … we have emerged stronger.
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I think that is the No. 1 mistake I made.
|
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You also say that we can mistake heredity for kin.
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A mistake they made or something they did very well.
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When I did, I invited the possibility of a mistake.
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The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake.
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All right, but I want you to do a mistake.
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Let's be honest: Number one, that the mistake even happens.
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He is an amazing person and he made a mistake.
|
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"For my part, I think the Fed is doing a mistake by ignoring this massive inflow on the back of the tax plan in the U.S. and doing so, they do a policy mistake."
|
|
If they find that a mistake was made — not accounting for a charitable donation or mortgage interest, for example — they find that mistake in charity and bank records, and they fix it for you.
|
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Any human being can tell you that Gregg was wrong and she made a mistake, and most humans would agree that the child should have been saved even if Gregg did make an egregious mistake.
|
|
My first reaction was that this must be a mistake of whatever algorithm RouteNote uses to scan the song's content, like when Facebook's censors mistake a nipple from a classic work of art for pornography.
|
|
Iran: 'Grave mistake' for US to pull out Iranian President Hassan Rouhani urged other countries to support the deal and warned that the United States would be making a "grave mistake" if it pulled out.
|
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But somebody could've made a mistake on the other side," Trump said, adding it had "nothing to do" with the U.S. "It was flying at a pretty rough neighborhood, and somebody could've made a mistake.
|
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But somebody could've made a mistake on the other side," Trump said, adding it had "nothing to do" with the U.S. "It was flying at a pretty rough neighborhood, and somebody could've made a mistake.
|
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This phrase is an aggressive way to shift attention away from your mistake by pointing out an old, likely irrelevant mistake the other person made (and one you should have forgiven her for by now).
|
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But if you make a mistake it could cost you months.
|
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You had a sense that maybe ... That was a huge mistake.
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I'm exhausted, so I get in bed with my phone (mistake!).
|
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It would be tragic to repeat the same mistake with grizzlies.
|
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What matters now is whether this kind of mistake happens again.
|
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I don't think anyone would ever mistake me for a man.
|
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"Make no mistake, this is still a defensive team," Kiffin said.
|
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After realizing her mistake, Lively went back and edited the caption.
|
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Make no mistake, this is not a regular Mac for consumers.
|
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An honest enough mistake, given how confusing airline regulations can be.
|
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Every mistake that let them come back could have been avoided.
|
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Though don't mistake her for a person incapable of criticizing Republicans.
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CORNYN: Giving Mr. McCabe cover through immunity would be a mistake.
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I think it undid a mistake that President Bush had made.
|
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To this day, I think he thinks it was a mistake.
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"Don't mistake a clear vision for a short distance," Lynch says.
|
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Headlines Charlotte Hogg made "honest mistake" at BoE, says Carney on.ft.
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He would call the merger the biggest mistake of his life.
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We make a terrible mistake, he insists, if we treat them
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"Let there be no mistake, those days are over," said Perry.
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It was the biggest mistake I ever made in my life.
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I messed up, and made a big mistake, and I'm sorry.
|
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You made a big mistake, you mentioned President Obama&aposs name.
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Some of you are still making that mistake today, and worse.
|
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Most credit cardholders in the U.S. are making an expensive mistake.
|
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This feels like it has to just be some horrible mistake.
|
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I think it's a mistake to make it easy for them.
|
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"They are adolescents who have made a serious mistake," he wrote.
|
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And so of all weeks, this compounds that kind of mistake.
|
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But the error in judgment was a far more profound mistake.
|
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Mr Johnson has made the same mistake on a larger scale.
|
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But make no mistake, he argued, white nationalism is a euphemism.
|
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Make no mistake, the Blade Stealth is a powerful little machine.
|
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The mistake that probably ended up costing the most was consolidating.
|
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Also, ugh, what a crappy mistake to send to women. pic.twitter.
|
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Washington (CNN)Republicans made a "terrible" mistake in shutting down Sen.
|
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YouTube reinstated the video several hours later and admitted a mistake.
|
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But make no mistake — there is plenty of product to buy.
|
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Probably the only mistake I&aposve ever made on the show.
|
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Rhodes doesn't defend Rice or say she made an honest mistake.
|
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Bees are not something you want to make a mistake around.
|
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But -- make no mistake about it -- those decisions will await action.
|
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It wasn't until a year later that she realized her mistake.
|
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Instead, he shared the mistake and shared what he did wrong.
|
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The Democrats&apos third mistake was to filibuster Neil M. Gorsuch.
|
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She consolidated them after finishing school, which she calls a mistake.
|
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Its Deputy Prime Minister said the vote was a "historic mistake".
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It looks like a major mistake that I did for ActionAlerts.
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We're HOPING it's a mistake and he's buckled up for safety.
|
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But having both of those in one game was a mistake.
|
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Do not mistake our people for another contractor you can cheat.
|
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Surely it was a mistake that the president would soon delete.
|
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"I realized right away that I'd made a mistake," said Chmerkovskiy.
|
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Meanwhile, one prominent Senate Republican says delaying is a mistake. Sen.
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They'll find out sooner or later whether they made a mistake.
|
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More recently, they corrected a blatant mistake in their beer emoji .
|
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But make no mistake: *The Last Ship *is worth checking out.
|
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Importantly, there's absolutely nothing wrong with kids who make this mistake.
|
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"The simple fact is I made a huge mistake," he said.
|
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Her closest friends have stuck by her despite her huge mistake.
|
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Signing Chandler to a 4-year deal was probably a mistake.
|
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ELIZABETH WARREN, D-MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR: Make no mistake about Judge Kavanaugh.
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We know how people can accidentally mistake tips as their own.
|
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Unfortunately, the Fed may be making the exact same mistake today.
|
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And make no mistake — at that moment, Jon Snow is dead.
|
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It's a mistake, though, to only look at the Court here.
|
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By now, missing a curfew is practically the classic teenage mistake.
|
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Kelly Ripa is confronting a beauty mistake she made head-on.
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For the Spaniard, "to lose, playing well" is a "big mistake".
|
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"Let Nick's mistake be a lesson to us all," he said.
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Should you make a mistake on your ballot, not to worry!
|
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It would be a mistake, too, to assume a common identity.
|
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The decision may be the biggest mistake of her political career.
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He admits all of that Facebook stuff was a huge mistake.
|
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A city employee laughed at her when she realized her mistake.
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Obviously, I don't want to give in or make a mistake.
|
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"We thought that there had been a mistake," she told Telemundo.
|
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Make no mistake: this movie looks bonkers and over the top.
|
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Make no mistake, airlines stink when it comes to customer service.
|
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In this version, that champion was flawed, making a terrible mistake.
|
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And when you make a mistake the app will correct you.
|
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Make no mistake: Ford was not alone at the stand today.
|
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They had the fourth quarter 2018 policy mistake of raising rates.
|
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What we're not saying is that this business is a mistake.
|
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Mariah's biggest mistake -- she shoulda signed this guy to her band!
|
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Oxley realized her mistake pretty much the second it was submitted.
|
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But did I make a mistake based on some unethical lapse?
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