" - Adam, 233 "Mistakenly went on polyamorous Tinder date.
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" She tweeted that she "mistakenly thought [Jarrett] was white.
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A once-dignified politician, he was broadcast to the world Friday with cat ears and whiskers when his staff mistakenly live-streamed a press conference with the cat filter mistakenly hovering over him.
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A few weeks later, I mistakenly injected myself with bleach.
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A section of the email Amazon mistakenly sent to customers.
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An earlier version of this story mistakenly included deceased Sgt.
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News Golden Globes co-host, was mistakenly included — by E!
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Dunaway had mistakenly announced "La La Land" as best picture.
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Netflix's adaptation mistakenly tries to exaggerate these flaws for laughs.
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Amazon says the Echo mistakenly heard the "Alexa" wake word.
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Some people already mistakenly believe their car can drive itself.
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Update: we mistakenly reported that Cloud Shell sessions are persistent.
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The problem is that she also mistakenly calls him Mars.
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The Army had mistakenly sent the wrong remains to Nebraska.
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You, who mistakenly thought Jennifer Lawrence was cooler than Anne.
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I think sometimes mistakenly people take him as laid back.
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Mistakenly, I gave everyone in line that opportunity for free.
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And Clyburn mistakenly announced that Hickenlooper's home state was California.
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Mistakenly, they believe a thought represents a desire to act.
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Unfortunately, hotels are often mistakenly blamed for these fake reservations.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly identified Sen.
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Trump mistakenly tagged a random retired teacher who hates him.
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Langdale initially told authorities that his cousin mistakenly shot himself.
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I wandered mistakenly into what looked like a dance studio.
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The company "mistakenly deleted" many of Mr. Zuckerberg's old posts.
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Four minutes later, it mistakenly scored in its own goal.
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I recklessly revealed something I mistakenly believed everyone already knew.
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The bounty hunters had mistakenly gone after the wrong people.
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Many people mistakenly resort to alcohol as a sleep aid.
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That was the one that had mistakenly hassled Mr. Yusuf.
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David mistakenly told Bret that he thought Zeke was a threat.
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"The White House released it mistakenly thinking it's a cool image."
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The one-eyed Belmokhtar has been mistakenly declared dead many times.
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A previous version mistakenly attributed the comment to MIT's Kerry Emanuel.
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Assange's name had been mistakenly included in an unrelated court filing.
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It mistakenly ignored Herzberg and didn't react appropriately or fast enough.
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A previous version of the story mistakenly said there were 192.
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An earlier version of this post mistakenly called it a virus.
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Mr Gorbachev's father, mistakenly reported killed, eventually returned home in 1945.
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Correction (January 13th): We mistakenly gave Ludwig Wittgenstein a surname upgrade.
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It's the food "everyone mistakenly linked to weight gain," he said.
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I apologize to those whose work I mistakenly did not attribute.
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Some were eventually mistakenly identified as Lane and sent to Nebraska.
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ILLINOIS FAMILY 'DESTROYED' AFTER DOG MISTAKENLY EUTHANIZED: 'HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
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Correction: An earlier version of this post mistakenly excluded three races.
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It also mistakenly said Brock's website Shareblue was a nonprofit venture.
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Bates said he mistakenly grabbed his gun instead of his Taser.
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When the zephyrs come,sturgeons mistakenly mate, Limbs coalescing againstshapeless organs.
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The standards mistakenly assume that one curriculum is right for everyone.
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The critic mistakenly watched the first two episodes out of order.
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A disappointed writer senses the dissolution of his marriage — perhaps mistakenly.
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"Good job, Hamzah!" he said, mistakenly thinking the bell had rung.
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Mistakenly, she thought she had found them in a just cause.
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Presumably she will remain with the woman she had mistakenly left.
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Most people mistakenly consider this audience to be a lost cause.
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One of the judges, Prue Leith, had mistakenly tweeted about it.
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Club staff mistakenly let Zhang into the facility on March 30.
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Last month, Russian fighters mistakenly bombed Turkish soldiers near Al Bab.
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They both mistakenly treat DNA as a matter of simple fractions.
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Saying "PASS-key," as I have mistakenly for years, will not.
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Even LL Cool J somehow survives being mistakenly shot multiple times!
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No, you didn't mistakenly click on a blog post from 1991.
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A study of 20123,944 people in JAMA Internal Medicine found that 39 percent mistakenly believed the FDA only approves "extremely effective" drugs, while 25 percent mistakenly believed the agency only approves treatments without serious side effects.
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The article also mistakenly identified whose bison Dan O'Brien slaughtered last year.
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SGT This article mistakenly named Miss-Colombia Universe 2015 as Andrea Tovar.
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Or, if someone mistakenly credits you for someone else's work, correct them.
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Users mistakenly tweeting him likely are doing so to express strong emotions.
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Many students mistakenly believe that they do not qualify for federal aid.
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"The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope," PwC said.
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He mistakenly said "black money" instead of dark money during an interview.
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At last, you can fix videos that the phone mistakenly captured sideways.
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That may be because homeowners mistakenly believe that it is wildly expensive.
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But when he leaped out of the bushes, he was mistakenly killed.
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" On Tuesday, Trump mistakenly said at a campaign event, "Go and register.
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Although Taro's work was remarkable, credit was often mistakenly given to Capa.
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At one point, Google's photo algorithm mistakenly labeled black people as gorillas.
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Spiegel admitted his company mistakenly neglected building for Android and supporting creators.
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I mistakenly believed the thoughts Shelly and I were exchanging would matter.
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Editor's Note: This article mistakenly said that Republican senators were scrutinizing Juul.
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The vast majority of the people that it stops are stopped mistakenly.
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" Giuliani tweeted, at one point mistakenly referring to Ford as "Dr. Fox.
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Many investors mistakenly believe that bonds are safe and stocks are risky.
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Not to worry, you haven't mistakenly stumbled upon a secret KenKen column.
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"The machine mistakenly thinks it has magic inside it," Dr. Graziano said.
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She mistakenly continued jogging into Blaine, Washington, she told CNN partner CBC.
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However, they mistakenly believe e-cigarettes are "cool" and "safe," he added.
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The employee who mistakenly sent the missile alert has been temporarily reassigned.
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President Trump later mistakenly referred to the meal as "hamberders" on Twitter.
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Following her operation, a nurse mistakenly gave Fedyaeva a solution containing formalin.
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The test message was mistakenly sent out as an actual emergency alert.
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In October, it announced it had mistakenly registered 1,500 individuals to vote.
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He had mistakenly followed Abe offstage, forgetting he was the next speaker.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified bitumen as asphalt.
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"The creationists have misinterpreted, either mistakenly or deliberately, our work," Laurin says.
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And Facebook sometimes mistakenly removes content that does not violate its policies.
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Sometimes even those who mistakenly start a fire are held criminally liable.
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Pass-throughs are often mistakenly thought of as small, middle-income businesses.
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Segregation is mistakenly seen as the object of this "Jim Crow" system.
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Once, I mistakenly messaged back one of James's friends as him too.
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The McGurk effect is an instance when we mistakenly put them together.
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I thought I might have mistakenly matched data from the same twin.
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House Republicans mistakenly believe that a border adjustment tax will facilitate exports.
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Many people mistakenly believe that there's no such thing as negative publicity.
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Neither statement disclosed the exact number of orders that were mistakenly shipped.
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In those cases, nurses mistakenly administered a vaccine mixed with an anaesthetic.
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Now I've learned that my wife mistakenly invited this guy back again.
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"These people mistakenly think they're sticking it to the man," Harris says.
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Google said the EU case mistakenly ignores the competition from Apple's iPhone.
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They said many people mistakenly end up on the federal terror watch list.
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That event happened in January, but King mistakenly wrote February in the letter.
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Others who have renter's or homeowner's insurance mistakenly believe they're covered for earthquakes.
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Black faces were four times as likely to be mistakenly seen as angry.
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Extending capital requirements to shadow banking would mistakenly double-down on restricting growth.
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So there's room for having mistakenly identified the underwear habits of the men.
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Days after her release, she found a delivery mistakenly mailed to her home.
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In the US it is commonly (and mistakenly) identified as a "black" disease.
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SGT CORRECTION: This article mistakenly referred to Yu Xin as founder Dai Wei.
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An Amazon Echo mistakenly shared a woman's private conversation as a voice message.
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That's perhaps why initially I mistakenly thought that these were all twilight paintings.
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An early draft of this story was mistakenly published on Sunday, August 20th.
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In several emails to recipient families, the company mistakenly disclosed the donor's identity.
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The page's permissions to run political ads had been "mistakenly applied," Facebook said.
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ACLU attorneys first noticed Subaihani had been mistakenly deported, not ICE, she said.
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" The option that the employee mistakenly clicked on was "PACOM (CDW) - State Only.
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Correction: At 1:04, we mistakenly suggested that rayon is made from plastic.
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Ejehi said Amiri's family mistakenly believed he received a 10-year prison sentence.
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What do you call an Amazon Echo that mistakenly records a private conversation?
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Moses, a lab/shepherd mix, was mistakenly euthanized this week, his family says.
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But she was mistakenly released from custody because of a bureaucratic mix-up.
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It is often stronger than the cannabis it resembles so people mistakenly overdose.
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Any discomfort with its embrace is mistakenly ascribed to the machinations of America.
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Correction: We mistakenly state that Orly makes 5 tons of nail polish everyday.
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Unfortunately, some have mistakenly made that interpretation — but that was not our intention.
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For too long, the conventional wisdom has argued mistakenly that Americans reject government.
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He said the message was mistakenly sent to the wrong group on WhatsApp.
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Some outlets mistakenly reported that Stephens was seen shooting someone on Facebook Live.
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Most of the world mistakenly believes that Wakanda has no more vibranium left.
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Many mistakenly think of concepts like encryption and firewalls as data privacy solutions.
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I feel so dismal that I mistakenly cause the world to kill me.
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He might have mistakenly thought the ship was sinking and ordered an evacuation.
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Someone, the officials said, mistakenly added 160 liters of hydrogen peroxide on Aug.
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Well, under King's command, the facility mistakenly shipped live anthrax to other labs.
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A draft of her resolution was released mistakenly last week, according to Feinstein.
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Facebook eventually admitted it had mistakenly thwarted the publishing of Republican state Rep.
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No, the change is not happening right now, as many users mistakenly believe.
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Discussions of poverty in the United States often mistakenly focus on urban areas.
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Correction: The story mistakenly referred to "Unicorn Riot" as "Unicorn Outlet" three times.
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Yet even there, he had a minor stumble, mistakenly calling Massachusetts Republican Gov.
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Kirsten Margrethe Kristensen, 69, was mistakenly declared dead by a doctor this month.
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The article, either purposefully or mistakenly, also attributed the Newsweek quote to Blumenthal.
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President Trump mistakenly believes that America can become stronger through threats and bullying.
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Peters, who mistakenly thought he was ejected, headed straight for the locker room.
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After security forces requested air support, an American airstrike mistakenly targeted Afghan forces.
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A faulty input of angle of attack data may have mistakenly triggered MCAS.
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"The targeting system on one helicopter mistakenly acquired a target," the statement explained.
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Some mistakenly believed the get-up was a show of support for Sen.
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Mistakenly DM-ed your boss something that — let's just say — you shouldn't have?
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"They mistakenly thought that they could reach Britain more easily," Mr. Guennoc said.
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The ball never crosses the line, but the referee mistakenly allows the goal.
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The movie is a "Veep"-like object that has mistakenly landed in theaters.
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The movie is a "Veep"-like object that has mistakenly landed in theaters.
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The 1918 24-cent U.S. stamp features an airplane mistakenly printed upside-down.
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I was mistakenly far too cautious about stocks beginning in March of 2017.
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Nigerian fighter jets hunting for Boko Haram militants mistakenly bombed a refugee camp.
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During a struggle, Engle was pistol-whipped and the gunman mistakenly shot himself.
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Often mistakenly called "Ripple," XRP has fared the worst of the top cryptocurrencies.
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Some panicked residents reacted by killing monkeys, mistakenly blaming them for the spread.
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Many New Yorkers mistakenly believe that Mayor Bill de Blasio controls the subway.
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U.S. officials said the jetliner might have been mistakenly identified as a threat.
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U.S. officials said the jetliner might have been mistakenly identified as a threat.
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She did not mistakenly use the present tense and avoid the future tense.
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I mistakenly assumed that running was a basic skill that didn't require coaching.
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On Saturday, Broward Health Systems mistakenly told CNN only three people remained hospitalized.
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But he mistakenly told voters — twice — the election was Wednesday instead of Tuesday.
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The squads were abandoned after the gangs mistakenly beat up several Hindu men.
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Correction: Chelan County, Washington was mistakenly omitted when this article was first published.
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And, as we know, in 2011, America hastily and mistakenly withdrew from Iraq.
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Earlier, he can also be heard mistakenly referring to "Nambia" in his opening remarks.
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If you did mistakenly like one such photo, unlike it, and unlike it fast.
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Jenna Bush and Michael Keaton both mistakenly conflated the films Hidden Figures and Fences.
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Correction: An early version of this story mistakenly identified California's governor as Scott Brown.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly referred to the suspects as teens.
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Like many people, he had mistakenly thought it was included in standard STI panels.
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Earlier this year, a California newspaper mistakenly leaked data on 19.5 million state residents.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly specified Foxconn as a Chinese company.
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Technicians mistakenly installed one designed for a smaller aeroplane with a smaller fuel tank.
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I'm not afraid of mistakenly eating another pot brownie and flunking another drug test.
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Jean, 26, was shot dead after Guyger mistakenly confused his apartment for her own.
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A teen filmed his dog after she mistakenly ate an edible in the park.
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Some units broke after the confusing "protective layer" was mistakenly pulled off the screen.
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An earlier version of this post mistakenly said it took place earlier this year.
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A previous headline on this story mistakenly referred to the Intagram user as Russian.
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A previous version of this article mistakenly referred to him as a native Hungarian.
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However, when the flowers arrived, her mom's lilies had been mistakenly dyed Kelly green.
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This causes speculation about whether some emails on Clinton's server were mistakenly considered personal.
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Trump also mistakenly said the strikes hit Iraq, but Bartiromo quickly helped him out.
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Correction (September 23rd, 2017): A previous version mistakenly referred to Britain's Ministry of Transport.
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Of course, that's hardly a consolation for someone who's been mistakenly marked as dead.
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An officer mistakenly shot off-duty plainclothes detective Jacai Colson, 28, during the gunfight.
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But during a layover in Denver, the airline mistakenly switched his dog with another.
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Correction: This article mistakenly stated that Siri was introduced by Steve Jobs in 2011.
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He said on Twitter that he mistakenly accepted a loan from a family friend.
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A British Airways flight headed to Germany mistakenly landed in Scotland instead on Monday.
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Meanwhile the U.S. needlessly isolates itself while it mistakenly thinks it has isolated Iran.
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A year later, a drone mistakenly killed 13 civilians attending a wedding in Yemen.
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A lot of would-be Sanders supporters mistakenly registered with the American Independent Party.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly said that Anthos isn't available yet.
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Maybe you shouldn't be so worried about someone mistakenly putting #maga in a tweet???
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This feels like a college skit that mistakenly made it to the big screen.
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We hold tightly to our opinions, mistakenly believing them to be who we are.
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Even Friends had a gag about Monica mistakenly thinking Chandler was into shark porn.
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Correction: An earlier version of this post mistakenly attributed the article to Emily Jureller.
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Mr. Dean mistakenly thinks that ranked-choice voting supports the principle of majority rule.
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Some had their wages garnished and others were mistakenly subject to adverse credit reporting.
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The delay had led them to believe mistakenly that the shooting was still happening.
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Chefs for Norway's Olympic team mistakenly ordered 15,000 eggs for their kitchen in Pyeongchang.
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An earlier version of this article mistakenly included Tyler Zeller among the Nets players.
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Last month, American prosecutors mistakenly cited criminal charges against him in an unrelated case.
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Kristen Bell plays a woman who mistakenly ends up in "the Good Place," a.k.a.
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He'd been seeing someone else and had mistakenly thought that the relationship had concluded.
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"I mistakenly waited for the state to act," Shelton said at a press conference.
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Most Americans mistakenly believe that they must see specialists for almost every medical problem.
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One sport hunter even "mistakenly" shot a wolf inside Grand Teton National Park itself.
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Then she mistakenly utters a name — Robert — and Josh wonders whether his have begun.
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If we didn't have this information, we could mistakenly take him for a burglar.
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Some mistakenly believe that wild lion bone is more potent than captive-bred lions.
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The dog was mistakenly switched with a Great Dane that landed in Kansas instead.
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The lower court, it said, had mistakenly applied a newer definition of intellectual disability.
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Mr. James said a pharmacy employee later confirmed that someone had mistakenly dispensed methotrexate.
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Viewers might recall Harvey's blunder in 2015 when he mistakenly crowned the wrong contestant.
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The official Equifax Twitter account even mistakenly tweeted one particular phishing link four times.
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Instead, he mistakenly eats an entire forkful of wasabi after mistaking it for guacamole.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly said an appeal has been filed.
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Correction (11/8): This post mistakenly claimed that Pacific Rim was originally an anime.
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She said the boyfriend would often bang on her door mistakenly after coming home late.
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Chicago Fire Department paramedics mistakenly pronounced a teenage boy dead when he was actually alive.
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Decades later, the government mistakenly auctioned off the bag along with other space exploration memorabilia.
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People mistakenly think gratitude comes more easily to those who have attained wealth or success.
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Delaware believes that his account might have been mistakenly connected to Russia for two reasons.
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And there have been few publicized cases of DNA mistakenly implicating someone in a crime.
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Bolton seems to think, quite mistakenly, that such a confrontation might play to America's advantage.
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Some critics have mistakenly argued that religion should not be a factor in refugee admissions.
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Previously, marine biologists had mistakenly conflated S. clarkae with another type of dogfish, Squalus mitsukurii.
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Mistakenly believing that a gathering of Boko Haram terrorists was in Borno, Nigerian Maj. Gen.
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For years, Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker mistakenly got kids' letters to Santa, ABC reports.
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But the homeowner reportedly mistakenly used a regular buckshot instead, ultimately killing the mother bear.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly cited the price of AirPods at $180.
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Scientism mistakenly takes evolutionary biology and psychology to offer the whole truth about human nature.
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A previous version of this article mistakenly listed him as a former mayor of Manila.
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Many also mistakenly believe that DNA testing is useful only in identifying an unknown rapist.
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Harvey mistakenly crowned runner-up Gutiérrez as the winner of the pageant on live television.
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When she woke up, she mistakenly began walking in the opposite direction of her car.
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I perhaps mistakenly believed this was a nickname that would be celebrated by the public.
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Medieval writers mistakenly thought that the word, then written as iland, came from insula too.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story's headline mistakenly said there was a copyright claim.
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Investors mistakenly paired Facebook and Twitter when Twitter clearly doesn't belong in the same group.
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But in a rare blunder, T. Rowe Price mistakenly voted clients shares "for" the merger.
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Baby boomers and seniors have flocked to sectors they mistakenly thought of as bond equivalents.
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Correction: Johnson's previous column mistakenly said that "Tuesday" includes the Indo-European root dyeu twice.
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The Kazakh Energy Ministry had mistakenly announced earlier in the day that production had started.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified the hotel as "five-star."
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And some mistakenly believe that dismantling of affirmative action will remove barriers to elite educations.
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Hong Kong Airlines made a similar mistake in 2018, mistakenly selling $600 round-trip tickets.
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EDT An earlier version of this post mistakenly identified the Archie Andrews character as asexual.
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Earlier on Monday, the software giant mistakenly suggested it had stopped accepting payment in bitcoin.
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Nor did McDermott's former client mistakenly produce the email in discovery in the malpractice case.
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They mistakenly believe that it is a letter that Connor meant to write to Evan.
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Correction: The piece mistakenly said the Curse of the Billy Goat was 108 years old.
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It looms over you like a giant blue skyscraper someone mistakenly dropped into the water.
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Ford mistakenly landed on a taxiway at John Wayne Airport in Orange County on Feb.
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The officers mistakenly believed that Cannon owned a white Volkswagen similar to the gunmen's car.
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The British newspaper The Daily Telegraph mistakenly published an obituary for Mr. Swarbrick in 1999.
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Clinton inspired fresh criticism this year after the death of Nancy Reagan, mistakenly praising Mrs.
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Facebook mistakenly ran the ad for a while, grabbing $50 before it banned the image.
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Her doctor had mistakenly left gauze inside her chest, which resulted in a staph infection.
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Ms. Haidar was using a borrowed phone and mistakenly returned a call from Mr. Badawi.
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But confusion persists: A lot of people now mistakenly think that "science" doesn't support flossing.
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Mistakenly described as "sedentary," even "harmless," they can be every bit as lethal as grizzlies.
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The embryos from two couples hoping to conceive were mistakenly implanted into a third patient.
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"Please accept my apologies for mistakenly having your mother Annie Little cremated," the letter said.
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While this climbed as mistakenly instructed, the other two were heading straight for each other.
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What if I was doing something truly freaky and mistakenly hit this magical emergency sequence?
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Individual strikes can be appealed, however, and YouTube acknowledged that some videos are mistakenly flagged.
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An earlier version of this article mistakenly attributed the term "baby blues" to postpartum depression.
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Williams apparently believed, mistakenly, that he had rescinded his warning for coaching after her protests.
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In India, moderators were mistakenly told to flag for possible removal comments critical of religion.
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An earlier version of this article mistakenly described a pilot program in Brooklyn in 2011.
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In 2015, a bookseller mistakenly published much of Martin's original pitch for his novel series.
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And his son, Shingo, was mistakenly listed as a survivor; he is no longer alive.
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A third exploded so thunderously that we thought, mistakenly, that it had hit the building.
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"He went to the public hospital and was mistakenly diagnosed with sinusitis," Ms. Oliveira said.
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Edward Kennedy and South African leader Nelson Mandela have been mistakenly placed on the watchlist.
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On Friday, Apple mistakenly made firmware for its upcoming HomePod speaker available to the public.
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Viewers may mistakenly view the works in the exhibition as belonging to an integrated movement.
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The glitch mistakenly rerouted users to other clients' accounts following login between 6:30 p.m.
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United Airlines (UAL) said it's investigating after mistakenly flying a Kansas family's dog to Japan.
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She died of a cerebral hemorrhage three days after he mistakenly severed a blood vessel.
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I don't want to be associated with MAGA, even mistakenly, so I stopped wearing it.
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Some people, she added, mistakenly viewed WIRES as a catchall for helping the nation's animals.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified Brock Seiler as Ross Seiler.
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We mistakenly removed these videos and have restored them because they don't break our standards.
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Often mistakenly called "Ripple," XRP has fared the worst of the top cryptocurrencies this year.
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Current state law re-criminalizes Floridians who mistakenly register if they have outstanding financial obligations.
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"Moonlight" finally accepted the award for best picture after "La La Land" was mistakenly announced.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly said that users can't filter by price.
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An investigation revealed that the waste pipe had been mistakenly removed earlier in the renovation.
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If society mistakenly relegates us to sheltered workshops and group homes, we learn to drive.
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But last year the Nigerian military mistakenly bombed a camp for displaced people, killing dozens.
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An earlier version of this article mistakenly referred to the institution where Jay Skidmore worked.
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Correction: A previous version of this piece mistakenly characterized "Happy Birthday, Marsha!" as a documentary.
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He was mistakenly told that it was not, but eventually evacuated anyway, Bates Freed said.
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Correction: This article mistakenly stated that Tesla's cars aren't eligible for the federal EV tax credit.
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We also give creators the ability to appeal if they think a video was mistakenly removed.
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this article mistakenly mischaracterized Gypsy's involvement in her mother's schemes.
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In May, Kostin told CNBC that he had perhaps been put on a sanctions list mistakenly.
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Zeke mistakenly made the exact same mistake when he told Hannah that David was a threat.
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Tarisha apologized, having mistakenly thought it was "casual day," and offered to go home to change.
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Akzo Nobel's director of investor relations Lloyd Midwinter was mistakenly included as one of the addressees.
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Birds, fish and other animals often die after becoming entangled in it or mistakenly eating it.
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The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.
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The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.
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Some mistakenly call it a China-led initiative, and are suspicious of it as a consequence.
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He points out that, in 2016, traffickers mistakenly thought that two aircraft had been shot down.
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Some protesters have apologized for mistakenly vandalizing politically neutral shops, and for the airport mob attack.
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During a trip to China in July last year, he mistakenly described her as being Japanese.
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"Up to 60 percent of the fake reviews were mistakenly thought to be real," Juuti said.
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It's easy to mistakenly use low-protein flour, because labeling of different flours is surprisingly imprecise.
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As CyclingNews detailed, this isn't the first time a rider mistakenly thought he won a race.
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A handful of news outlets reported on the moment, claiming that Fox mistakenly shared the study.
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Steven Lawrence Wright, the murder suspect mistakenly released from custody by Los Angeles authorities on Jan.
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Update: An earlier version of this post mistakenly said that Instacart had expanded to 170 markets.
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Related Post By looks alone, one would mistakenly think Sophie Turner hits the creme brulee flavor.
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Most Americans mistakenly believe that they are getting state-of the-art skin protection from sunscreen.
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No word on if this season's villain was mistakenly recruited into any football league on Twitter.
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They'd been born with testicles and penises so small that they were mistakenly raised as girls.
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It's clear Rocky will be charged with aggravated assault ... prosecutors mistakenly said as much last week.
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Throughout its 155-minute runtime, "Mohenjo Daro" looks like a 80s film mistakenly released in 2016.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly said Ocasio-Cortez's district included Long Island City.
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Perhaps the easiest way to botch your first RMD is to mistakenly take the wrong amount.
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They mistakenly announced that La La Land won, when really, Moonlight went home with Best Picture.
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In Mexico City he was jailed for 18 months, mistakenly he said, over a stolen guitar.
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Editor's Notes: An Earlier version of this post mistakenly said Clutter was based in New York.
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We worked to resolve the issue and we apologize to anyone who mistakenly received the notification.
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He went on to directly answer Stewart, who he mistakenly suggested had worked on Star Wars.
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Uber mistakenly overcharged passengers by as much as 22019 times their fare, riders reported on Twitter.
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But the local registrar "mistakenly" placed them in the 93rd District, the registrar told the Post.
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The show is about a white Chicago cop who mistakenly shoots and kills a black doctor.
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"I'm so sorry, President Bush," Nancy Pelosi said after mistakenly referring to Trump by Bush's name.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly identified Rebecca Erickson as a professor of psychology.
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And only two "email chains" of classified information had been mistakenly sent to the private computer.
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Weddings, funerals, hospitals and friendly forces have been mistakenly attacked, with each strike prompting fresh outrage.
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Shortly after, lawmakers realized they had mistakenly voted to approve the House's 5 percent raise bill.
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Everyone looks at the unemployment rate and thinks, mistakenly, that the economy is in great shape.
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You can't mistakenly attack the ref and be deemed in a fit enough state to continue.
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"It was hit mistakenly and due to wrong directions or coordinates being given," Mr. Omari said.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly attributed Ibrahim's response to his colleague Amol Patwardhan.
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It also mistakenly cited the date of first publication in the U.S., rather than in Canada.
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We originally reported on this funding news last week, and mistakenly named the wrong lead investor.
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Voters in at least four Pennsylvania counties said touch-screen voting machines were mistakenly switching votes.
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The trend is best described using a segment of an ellipse, mistakenly called a parabolic curve.
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Correction: This piece has been updated to remove a previous statement mistakenly attributed to the tour.
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Chefs for Norway's Olympic team mistakenly ordered 19823,000 eggs for their kitchen in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Their answer lies in patience — there's no need to rush and mistakenly house a counterfeit canon.
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And second, I mistakenly referred to one team as France, when it was actually West Germany.
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For unknown reasons, the heart was mistakenly left on the plane as it headed to Dallas.
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The movie takes a romantic turn and Susanne mistakenly becomes caught up in Ivo's dangerous ways.
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Creators will likely worry about their videos being suppressed by YouTube's algorithms or even mistakenly removed.
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"These ads were mistakenly marked as political, and those decisions have been overturned," Mr. Leathern said.
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Or, more likely, that same AWS customer might mistakenly change an entire bucket's setting to public.
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I mistakenly thought my filing status was "head of household," since I was living by myself.
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Hundreds of people mistakenly reported gunfire at the Town Center mall in Boca Raton on Sunday.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly said that Slack reported weaker-than-expected revenue.
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I mistakenly assumed that those who voted against Brexit would feel a deep sense of betrayal.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly said that Zelle had surpassed PayPal's P2P volume.
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Last month, the Nigerian military mistakenly bombed a displaced persons camp, killing at least 90 civilians.
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Many activists seem to mistakenly think that gun control is the only solution for immediate change.
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" She was so unknown then that she was mistakenly listed in the credits as "Cecilia Bardi.
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Caceres was flagged - mistakenly, documents reviewed by Reuters show - as having pending criminal charges in Honduras.
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Some in Washington and the region mistakenly assume that regional forces will match new American aggression.
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"When your score is mistakenly lower, it means you're not getting the best deals," Gonzalez said.
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Until recently, I mistakenly associated deep yearnings and ambitions with the energy and idealism of youth.
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Audience members mistakenly thought there was a real-life shooting and rushed the exits, he said.
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My partner introduced me to the term WEEKENDER when I mistakenly called his bag a satchel.
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" Spicer later apologized to CNN's Wolf Blitzer, saying he "mistakenly used an inappropriate and insensitive reference.
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We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content.
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When they first entered, guests might have thought they mistakenly stepped into a slaughterhouse for horses.
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The other team will mistakenly think your team is unhappy with the deal that's on the table.
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Many people mistakenly think misogyny involves hating all women, but "misogynists can love their mothers," wrote Manne.
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People with autoimmune diseases, in which the body's own tissues are mistakenly attacked, fall into this category.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece mistakenly said that the author had registered to vote online.
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In his defense, Reed said he mistakenly took home some artifacts that did not belong to him.
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People often mistakenly just think of cats as predators, without realizing that they're prey animals as well.
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" In a statement, the company said, "In rare circumstances, Alexa can mistakenly hear the phrase 'Alexa, laugh.
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The NFL has mistakenly conducted a crusade on their officials since the replacement ref saga of 2014.
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Instead, it seems that Coinbase has been mistakenly draining the non-cryptocurrency bank accounts of its customers.
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The lawsuit alleging Uber's scheme to steal Google's autonomous vehicle technology originated with a mistakenly forwarded email.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly identified the suspects as official Apple employees in China.
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We worked quickly to resolve the issue and we apologize to anyone who mistakenly received the notification.
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Turns out, she mistakenly thought the oil was a soap, resulting in a rather bad dye job.
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Either just let it go through to voicemail or hang up immediately if you mistakenly picked up.
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The company said the mistakenly uploaded contact lists had not been shared with anyone outside of Facebook.
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When a reporter mistakenly assumed Cannon would be on the series, Carey was quick to correct him.
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As we reported, prosecutors mistakenly played their hand Friday and said he was going to get indicted.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly attributed a line to Apple marketing director Tom Boger.
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But if you proceed to appeal the tweet, you can explain why the tweet was mistakenly flagged.
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We mistakenly reported that DFJ led the Series B round when, in fact, Bessemer led the round.
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"Many of the callers mistakenly believed they were being burglarized due to the accompanying sound created," Sgt.
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Unfortunately, Harris mistakenly believed that the ball had touched either himself or Lewis on their way down.
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You can even mistakenly separate them while taking the MW50+ off your head, if you're not careful.
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LoveYou've mistakenly been dubbed the sign of sex when you are really the queen of deep intimacy.
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But they were mistakenly sending him money for that car, which he had financed with a loan.
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Update: Dashlane mistakenly told us that YubiKey support would be available for both free and paying customers.
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Users are also given the option to submit names of those they believe have been mistakenly omitted.
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To them, this signaled that adults are less likely to mistakenly ingest plastic than younger sea turtles.
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He claimed the miner used more CPU resources than intended, and mistakenly ran after users disabled it.
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After being mistakenly awarded a fellowship intended for ethnic Greeks in the diaspora, he moved to Greece.
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But people all over the country mistakenly believe that this is also the case in their state.
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Correction: This piece mistakenly stated the sea level had risen by at least a foot since 1990.
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ET An earlier version of this story mistakenly referred to Solomon and Matheson's notes as a pitch.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook must be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content.
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Correction: This story mistakenly stated that the Bioweapon Defense Mode would come standard on the new models.
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As a result, they might mistakenly believe that the air they breathe every day is just fine.
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Instead, I mistakenly assumed that skills from the "Kids" section of the Skills store would just work.
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Gelernt said hundreds of other parents may have mistakenly waived reunification with their children, the Republic reported.
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A body that I (mistakenly) never thought looked like what I believed ice dancers could look like.
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The bot sometimes mistakenly starts arguments with well-wishers, too, but Nyberg says it will stay active.
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He said he mistakenly thought he had sold the stock earlier, as he was required to do.
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Carey had some thoughts about Demi Lovato, who mistakenly inserted herself into Carey's drama with Jennifer Lopez.
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That wasn't enough to stop Amazon's facial-recognition software from mistakenly matching him to a criminal's mugshot.
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This is bad news for Democrats who mistakenly believe he will be easy to beat in 21625.
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Meanwhile, her defense attorneys say she mistakenly entered the wrong apartment and thought he was an intruder.
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They may mistakenly believe that your libido hasn't dropped but that you are "keeping" sex from them.
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We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or to mistakenly restrict accurate content.
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"People mistakenly think this is some magical policy that has not yet been tried," Mr. Bean said.
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This segment was mistakenly blaming them for their personal misfortunes and the larger problems affecting the nation.
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From 2008 to 2012 ICE detainers were mistakenly issued for 834 U.S. Citizens, including 83 in Texas.
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Yes, another queen has been mistakenly crowned, this time at the Miss Rondonia Mundo pageant in Brazil.
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Correction (7/18): An earlier version of this post mistakenly claimed that Jeff Goldblum was in Beetlejuice.
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Correction: The original version of this article included a map that mistakenly labeled Saudi Arabia as Iraq.
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He said that a medical worker mistakenly entered into a report that they didn't reach Ms. Galloway.
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But three years later, her daughter started having symptoms of what doctors mistakenly thought was stomach cancer.
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Proposers often mistakenly believe that the key to achieving a great proposal takes large amounts of money.
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He groaned ever after when people mistakenly inferred that particle physics was somehow related to Eastern philosophy.
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Experts say the White House is mistakenly equating the group's shrunken territorial holdings with its overall strength.
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People may have also mistakenly believed they did not have to comply with the law's reporting requirements.
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When I mistakenly grabbed his glass to chug some water I thought I was going to die.
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Many scientists dismissed accounts of fire-spreading as accidental, a misperception about birds mistakenly snatching smoldering material.
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Officials did not specify his role in the attack and said they had mistakenly reported more arrests.
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One file contained a police photo, possibly mistakenly placed: It appeared to be that of a man.
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Due to a medical mix-up, a kidney transplant meant for one patient mistakenly went to another.
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The airline also mistakenly sent a dog that was supposed to be sent to Kansas to Japan.
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Iran then fired missiles at American forces and mistakenly shot down a passenger jet, killing 176 people.
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Dykhne wrote a statement on social media after Iran said it had mistakenly shot down the plane.
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Dykhne wrote a statement on social media after Iran said it had mistakenly shot down the plane.
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It was later disclosed that the C.I.A. had mistakenly profiled Mr. Zubaydah as a senior Qaeda official.
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Police were monitoring the home because they mistakenly thought a suspect in a shooting may be inside.
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OPINION An Op-Ed article on Friday about Muslims and Christmas mistakenly attributed a distinction to Islam.
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A Hawaii state employee mistakenly sent an alert warning of a ballistic missile attack on Jan. 13.
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She added that an email exchange between the panelists had "mistakenly" been leaked externally and to media.
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Fox News host Judge Jeanine Pirro mistakenly told someone "you're pissing me off," on live television Wednesday.
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If you mistakenly click on Command + Z in a doc, Command + Y will redo your last edit.
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The message was mistakenly sent out because an employee pushed the wrong button during a shift change.
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"In rare circumstances, Alexa can mistakenly hear the phrase 'Alexa, laugh,'" a spokesperson said in an email.
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State officials have said the alert was mistakenly sent out when an employee pushed the wrong button.
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"I, maybe mistakenly, posted a photo online with the caption, 'I made queso' " Perino said on air.
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It turned out that a training tape had been mistakenly inserted into an early-warning system computer.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly cited Bristol-based physician Dominique Thompson as Dominique Hall.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly stated that Harley Davidson had a factory in Mexico.
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Immigrant families with US citizen children, advocates said, might mistakenly forgo enrollment or disenroll their children from essential health and food benefits because they mistakenly fear that their kids' getting the benefits would destroy their own chances at staying in the country and would tear their families apart.
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Immigrant families with US citizen children, advocates said, might mistakenly forgo enrollment or disenroll their children from essential health and food benefits because they mistakenly fear that their kids getting the benefits would destroy their own chances at staying in the country and would tear their families apart.
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In theory, eligible voters mistakenly left off the rolls were able to cast provisional ballots and should have their votes counted — though of course there's no way of knowing how many mistakenly eliminated voters ended up frustrated and not voting — which will only exacerbate the notoriously slow vote-counting.
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Gizmodo has so far been unable to confirm that any real people have had their accounts mistakenly suspended.
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"Democrats mistakenly tweet 2014 pictures from Obama's term showing children from the Border in steel cages," Trump tweeted.
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"I've heard more and more people [mistakenly] think passive investing is the opposite of aggressive investing," Barbera said.
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But no, Apple just barely limited the scenarios in which you might mistakenly hit the pesky button combo.
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Users might then overdose because they take more of what they mistakenly believe is a weaker strength opioid.
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" But then when Katie mistakenly thinks Greg is asking if she should approach the boy, she says "No.
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Editor&aposs note: A previous version of this story mistakenly used information on a separate road rage incident.
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Police said Blake had been mistakenly identified by a cooperating witness as a suspect in a fraud ring.
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Someone seems to have mistakenly uploaded the film onto the Sony Pictures Entertainment YouTube page early Tuesday morning.
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Haste says he mistakenly believed Graham was reaching for a gun, and, fearing for his life, shot him.
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Correction May 25th, 4:56PM ET: This story originally mistakenly cited Council of Europe recommendations as EU recommendations.
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In this case, we've identified that the image was mistakenly removed, and we have since restored the content.
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He first thought, mistakenly, that Fortune was criticizing the price at which Tesla and he had sold stock.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly attributed a quote regarding 5G E to analytics firm OpenSignal.
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Amin mistakenly believed he was at the Turkish border when really he was in Kurdish territory in Iraq.
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She claimed to have mistakenly thought it was her own apartment and thought he was a home invader.
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A DC elementary school mistakenly turned over the wrong 8-year-old student to a child-welfare worker.
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Both Superman and Spidey mistakenly believed the other hero responsible, and slapped one another around for a bit.
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"How the hell did it happen that the police mistakenly identified Bethany's body, to be Alison?" they wrote.
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Last year, a mistakenly redacted Justice Department filing showed that federal prosecutors had prepped an indictment against him.
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The company mistakenly published an announcement page and then took it down, but Android Police copied it here.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly said Facebook Spaces is available only on the Oculus Rift.
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The details of the suit were made public when the court mistakenly accepted the file without proper review.
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There were also instances when an employee would mistakenly offer fish ball soup as an alternative to meat.
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"The practice of automatic processing has caused some to speculate mistakenly that Google 'reads' your emails," Frey writes.
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Could this have been retaliation from the Russians after US-led airstrikes mistakenly killed dozens of Syrian troops?
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As Angie Schmitt writes for Streetsblog, these are mistakenly cast as feel-good stories about workers overcoming adversity.
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His attorney, Jamie Gorelick, said the "premature draft" was "mistakenly submitted" on January 18 without the proper review.
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It confirmed that Cullinan mistakenly handed the presenters the duplicate Best Actress envelope instead of the Best Picture.
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Investors (and computer algorithms) mistakenly bought shares of Auris Medical instead of Auris Health, a robotic surgery company.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly quoted Activision CEO Bobby Kotick instead of COO Coddy Johnson.
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States have routinely downloaded the wrong voter files or mistakenly deleted files intended for other states to download.
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Whether she was referencing the slavery line or it was mistakenly included in the clean version is unknown.
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Stevens plays David Haller, a mutant mistakenly placed in a psychiatric facility (his father is one Charles Xavier).
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In addition, McCullough was mistakenly identified in a photo lineup that "was suggestive in the extreme," Schmack said.
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Warren Beatty mistakenly reading the wrong Best Picture envelope has produced a template for people who should've won.
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"What a name": President Trump mistakenly called Paradise, California "Pleasure" after touring the wildfire wreckage there https://t.
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The incident on Tuesday marked the second time in a month that Russian aircraft mistakenly attacked friendly forces.
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Read more: Egyptian officials mistakenly sentence toddler to life in prison CNN's Yousuf Basil contributed to this report.
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For reference, that's the same agency that mistakenly sent out a missile alert to Hawaiian residents on Saturday.
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He mistakenly loaded his rifle with live ammunition instead of rubber bullets when trying to scare her away.
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Correction (September 21st): An earlier version of this piece mistakenly stated that ThinkPad had been bought from Microsoft.
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Such extras are overused partly because many doctors and patients mistakenly believe that they make a big difference.
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The group mistakenly believed the family's home had a safe inside filled with drug money, according to NBC2.
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As the fighting intensified, the United States mistakenly bombed a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders, killing dozens.
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"People sometimes mistakenly associate it (affordable housing) with urban areas but it's all over the country," Harris said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article was mistakenly illustrated online with a picture relating to another article.
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To date, however, one segment of the energy sector has been noticeably and mistakenly left out — advanced energy.
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"But the messages were mistakenly sent to the real users instead of the virtual testing devices," he says.
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Lee said Wednesday that in the early stage of bitcoin's rise he mistakenly treated it as a currency.
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Some Nepalese mistakenly thought this week was a deadline set by the agency to get their rebuilding money.
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We mistakenly thought that Barack Obama was going to erase hundreds of years of history in eight years.
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Another time, handling a trial in the state's northeastern corner, she mistakenly planned only for a day trip.
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He saw a black sport utility vehicle and mistakenly assumed the man who stepped out was his driver.
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In 2012, personal information of 6.5 million Texas voters was compromised mistakenly by the Texas Attorney General's Office.
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When she mistakenly dripped e-cig liquid in her eye she immediately experienced pain, redness and blurred vision.
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She was originally given a handwritten prescription for VitA-POS, but her pharmacist mistakenly read it as Vitaros.
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But when city officials created the ballots, someone mistakenly used the same Chinese translation for two different propositions.
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Second, some have mistakenly claimed that we can just sign a piece of paper and receive an exemption.
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" But, but, but: Two hours after that tweet, Barr also said: "yes, I mistakenly thought she was white.
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When the incoming ballistic missile alert was mistakenly sent out to Hawaii residents at about 8:07 a.m.
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UPDATE 15/12/17: An earlier version of this article mistakenly stated that Carrie Fisher died in 2017.
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this story mistakenly included a photo of Rob Ford's brother, Doug Ford.
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On one occasion, a nurse mistakenly gave multiple children at Dilley adult doses of a vaccine, they found.
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In 2018, Panera mistakenly shared 37 million customer records on its website and took 8 months to respond.
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The bag had come into Carlson's possession in 2015, after the US Marshals Service had mistakenly sold it.
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Attorneys mistakenly revealed that Assange was in legal trouble under seal in an unrelated court filing last November.
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One group of trained volunteers mistakenly wore the wrong attire and it was addressed by our Council leadership.
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Six days later, Trump mistakenly encouraged Ohio voters to "get out and vote" for Stivers on August 7.
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However, many people also mistakenly believe that NAS is just a technical term for addiction: This is incorrect.
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Just this week, it apologized for having mistakenly sent a German shepherd, meant to reach Kansas, to Japan.
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Or have the priests and priestesses of the Red Temple mistakenly attributed their own magic to a god?
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In 2014, a Kenyan man trying to attend a United Nations conference in Pyeongchang mistakenly flew to Pyongyang.
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I don't blame him for that; it's the fear of anybody who's found himself, mistakenly, at the helm.
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T MAGAZINE An article last Sunday about men's oversize coats mistakenly inverted the directionals for four picture captions.
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Scholars are uncertain of the date of the "Old Oligarch" text (originally attributed mistakenly to Xenophon of Athens).
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He also spoke approvingly of the radio host Rush Limbaugh, whom he mistakenly described as working at Fox.
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One thing to note: Some people mistakenly believe a flag must be burned if it touches the ground.
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Read more: Trump mistakenly congratulated 'the great State of Kansas' after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win
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Many conservatives mistakenly believe Medicaid is an out-of-control entitlement and want to cap federal Medicaid spending.
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After three days of denials, Iran admitted on Saturday that its military had mistakenly shot down the plane.
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In Hawaii, although the state mistakenly transmitted the false alarm, the transmission passed right through the IPAWS system.
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Ross claims he "mistakenly" thought all of his shares had been sold when in fact the shares hadn't.
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An earlier version of this column mistakenly referred to the author of "The Parisian" with the pronoun "his."
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In our story about the climber Tommy Caldwell, who was once kidnapped by militants, we mistakenly invented Kyrzbekistan.
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Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health mistakenly sent out acceptance letters by email to nearly 300 applicants.
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But after American citizens were mistakenly held, filed suit and won costly damage awards, some jurisdictions stopped cooperating.
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After Barack Obama's election, many mistakenly hoped and believed that racial strife would soon become a historical aberration.
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The name change means consumers won't mistakenly connect the Disney-owned studio with Mr. Murdoch's polarizing Fox News.
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" An I.T. person who was asked to verify it mistakenly replied that it was "a legitimate e-mail.
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Despite never having been convicted of a deportable offense, he'd been mistakenly flagged as having committed a felony.
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Late last month, Russian aircraft mistakenly bombed Syrian Arab fighters who were being trained by the United States.
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Just days later, the officials rushed to correct the guidance to officers who could have mistakenly applied it.
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Spicer also mistakenly said Hitler had not sunk to using chemical weapons in criticizing Assad's use of them.
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The Pinal County Sheriff's Office mistakenly listed her last name as Hackney but later provided her correct surname.
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At another company, a president mistakenly sent documents related to an executive's upcoming layoff to that executive's printer.
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The officer responsible for the alert mistakenly selected the wrong template during a drill run at shift change.
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Kristyna Pliskova and Kerber have never played each other, although Kerber mistakenly said that she thought they had.
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So virulent has been the Democratic establishment's and the left's opposition that the two have mistakenly seemed one.
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A bug mistakenly deleted some of these associations across Facebook and Messenger, which caused blocks to be lost.
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In our article about the climber Tommy Caldwell, who was once kidnapped by militants, we mistakenly invented Kyrzbekistan.
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They may mistakenly believe that if things do not work out, they can simply bring the children back home.
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Correction (July 3rd): Willy Brandt spent the war in exile in Norway, not Sweden as we mistakenly wrote. Sorry.
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An earlier version of this article mistakenly listed Michigan among the states that will hold primaries on Super Tuesday.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly said Facebook was adding 360-degree video live streaming to Spaces.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified the balloons used by Project Loon as hot air balloons.
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Chicago Fire Department paramedics mistakenly identified a shooting victim on Monday morning as dead when he was actually alive.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly referred to Olivia Newton John's character in "Grease" as Sandra Dee.
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James was, indeed, sufficiently obscure that Rudy Giuliani mistakenly endorsed "Don James" in the final week of the campaign.
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The gun the officer used should have had blanks but mistakenly had a live round in it, Lewis said.
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A previous version of the article mistakenly stated the percentage of federal employees who are represented by labor unions.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly calculated how the new prime was reached, sorry about that. [Mersenne]
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Later that year, the USS Vincennes mistakenly shot down a civilian Iranian airliner over the Gulf, killing 290 people.
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"We believe that she simply mistakenly got into this particular car thinking it was an Uber ride," he said.
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One moderator told me she was embarrassed to mistakenly remove a video from the conservative provocateurs Diamond and Silk.
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Trump mistakenly said on Monday night that there were 11 cases of the new virus in the United States.
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"Someone mistakenly gave me the keys to the kingdom," she said, her eyes still wide with disbelief even now.
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EST Correction: Photographs from earlier this year were mistakenly used to depict the National School Walkout on Nov. 6.
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Due to a publishing error, Tom Gara, the opinion editor for BuzzFeed News, was mistakenly listed as an author.
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This year's festivities were markedly less dramatic than last year's when host Steve Harvey mistakenly announced the wrong winner.
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Correction: an earlier version of this article mistakenly stated that the House had not yet passed an appropriations bill.
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The teenager, who was home alone at the time, mistakenly threw water on the flames, which intensified the blaze.
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That's something he still stands by, saying Tesla mistakenly added "too much automation too quickly" early in the process.
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"He'd been out of prison, mistakenly, for about 60 hours by the time we heard about it," he said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly said Hamby works for CNN, which he left some time ago.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly identified Mike Booth as the head of social VR at Facebook.
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He also wants to eliminate America's trade deficit with China, which he mistakenly sees as a transfer of wealth.
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The company reportedly only found out about the theft after a mistakenly CC'd email from a LIDAR components vendor.
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The train attendant misunderstood the policy about causing disruptions on our train and mistakenly expanded it to political speech.
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In February of this year, a glitch resulted in the bank accounts of some Coinbase customers being mistakenly drained.
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Guyger said she mistakenly entered Jean's apartment, which was one floor above hers, and thought she saw an intruder.
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The market slowly understands that things are not as bad for marketplace lenders as reporters or bloggers mistakenly infer.
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Meanwhile, those who did know about the practice mistakenly believed their own doctors had not taken payments or gifts.
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Phil Jackson, the team president, had to admit he mistakenly put Fisher in a position he wasn't ready for.
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Two months ago, Google revealed that it had mistakenly stored some of its enterprise customers' passwords in plaintext, too.
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Murray played Lohan's high school crush, who mistakenly falls for Curtis while Lohan is trapped inside of her body.
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Beside delays, problems include mistakenly cancelled orders, mixed up shipping times, disappearing credit card payments, and inadequate company communication.
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The original return mistakenly identified the group as a Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit, according to the amended return.
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Tinder also complains that users might mistakenly think 3nder is associated with Tinder because of the similarities in names.
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A concerted effort in the 1800s eradicated them from the mainland, because ranchers mistakenly thought they were killing livestock.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton mistakenly called South Carolina lawmaker Jim Clyburn the highest-ranking African-American in government Tuesday.
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Modamani was mistakenly identified as one of the men responsible for the bomb attack at Brussels Airport last year.
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Apparently a passport designer "had mistakenly chosen a photo of Dulles to represent Taiwan's main gateway," Focus Taiwan reported.
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The prosecutor mistakenly played his hand Friday when he released a statement an indictment will be filed against Rocky.
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And, also in April, it acknowledged that it had mistakenly scraped the emails of 1.5 million of its users.
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Correction: In the Key Points section, a prior version of this story mistakenly said Vista is buying Ellie Mae.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly calculated Zillow's new business in billions of dollars instead of millions.
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Most recently, nearly 1000 Kansans were exposed after data amassed for the Crosscheck program was mistakenly leaked in Florida.
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Cruz had not completed his remarks when a member of the audio-visual team mistakenly announced the next speaker.
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The Barclays Board found Staley had "honestly, but mistakenly" sought the identity of the letter's author without appropriate governance.
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Slight problem ... Sony claims it mistakenly sent the check to a company called Family Affair Music, which cashed it!
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The traders immediately cancel the orders, but other market participants mistakenly believe the price of the security has moved.
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One path mistakenly says justice cannot be meted out fairly in the American system of individual freedoms and rights.
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To get these extra keys... UPDATE 6-8-2017: Apple confirmed that they mistakenly handed me a UK keyboard.
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The passwords of some people using sites monitored by popular analytics provider Mixpanel were mistakenly pulled into its software.
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Unfortunately, he wrapped his teeth in a napkin, and mistakenly tossed it in the trash on his way out.
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An earlier version of the story mistakenly stated that only 9 percent of the VX stockpile had been eliminated.
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" On Wednesday, I told Google that my number was being mistakenly shown when people searched for "Facebook phone number.
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Google says a small number of its enterprise customers mistakenly had their passwords stored on its systems in plaintext.
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How are so many people mistakenly referring to this photo that was TAKEN BY SOMEONE ELSE as a selfie.
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Heffernan presents an obverse set of facts: "the employer mistakenly thought that the employee had engaged in protected speech".
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Twenty-four percent of American voters mistakenly believe Obamacare has been partially repealed, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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Instead of that, though, the link mistakenly takes you to the account of an actual real woman named Lisa.
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Humans have mistakenly associated them with other animals, but, in fact, dolphins merely take this form as divine masters.
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New Delhi (CNN)An Indian hospital has fired two doctors fired for mistakenly declaring a newborn baby boy dead.
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Developers mistakenly coded credentials for accessing services provided by Twilio Inc, said Appthority's director of security research, Seth Hardy.
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The protective layer that some reviewers mistakenly peeled off is now much harder, if not impossible, to peel off.
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" The department later acknowledged it mistakenly included the link, adding that it "condemns Anti-Semitism in the strongest terms.
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While some mistakenly use it as a synonym for Monaco, Monte Carlo is actually one of four Monaco districts.
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An Australian sports journalist was mistakenly charged $100,000 for a bottle of beer during a work trip to England.
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"We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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On Saturday, Biden mistakenly referred to the town in which he was campaigning — Keene, N.H. — as being in Vermont.
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Last year, Amazon's "Rekognition" system made headlines after it mistakenly identified 28 dark-skinned members of congress as criminals.
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At the 2019 VMAs, Adriana Lima mistakenly yelled "What's up New York?" to the crowd in Newark, New Jersey.
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Johnson and Stein mistakenly think corporate capitalism is a corrupt form of capitalism, which can be redefined and restructured.
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That car was a rental from another company that customers mistakenly returned to Michael Warren's car lot, she said.
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People still forget about the toner and very mistakenly they still use it as a second step of cleansing.
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"I mistakenly used an inappropriate, insensitive reference to the Holocaust for which there is no comparison," he told CNN.
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Few women use them because they're (mistakenly) afraid a tampon might break their hymen and thus compromise their virginity.
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"He mistakenly believed he was not directly in front of the search pen when it happened," Mr. Rothman said.
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Correction (12/20): This article mistakenly claimed that Jamie Lee Curtis appeared in the original Men in Black films.
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Twitter mistakenly identified an account belonging to an American named Robert Delaware as linked to a Russian troll farm.
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I would cope by cutting myself which meant I was mistakenly diagnosed with depression at 17 and prescribed medication.
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Sometimes people search for Ozzy Osbourne and mistakenly find me, and then scold me for leaving Sharon, for example.
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The pistol ends up nearly getting him killed when he mistakenly pulls it on police, not the potential shooter.
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Google and Twitter grapple with similar problems and have mistakenly allowed fake stories to rise to prominence as well.
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"We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or to mistakenly restrict accurate content," he said.
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Banks also said that he was mistakenly registered as a lobbyist due to an error by his office manager.
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Earlier in the day, he mistakenly wrote on Twitter he was traveling to Nashville, a message he later deleted.
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The commenter, ChristineMcM, later clarified that she had mistakenly posted it using a voice recognition feature on her phone.
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" Others pointed out that Palin once mistakenly said that the U.S. had to "stand with our North Korean allies.
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Many people mistakenly think that all financial industry professionals are bound to this standard, but that's not the case.
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An article on Monday about the way the coronavirus may react to warming weather mistakenly referred to a pathogen.
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A recent nonpartisan analysis estimated that it mistakenly flagged about 200 legitimate voters for every double registration it caught.
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Or they mistakenly believe that the medications should be used only temporarily, to help wean patients off stronger opioids.
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I.V. measures because they fear that their husbands, lovers, family members or neighbors will mistakenly assume they are infected.
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"In the midst of our preparation, the bracket was mistakenly posted on ESPNU," the network said in a statement.
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Some posts mistakenly locate the tanks to have been in Foggia, a city in the southern region of Puglia.
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According to an email sent mistakenly by Spirit Airlines, we're in an unprecedentedly good time to board a plane.
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More insidious are the viewers mistakenly conflating the demonstrable facts of Pandemic with the unknowns of this specific disease.
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Their well of patience and enthusiasm seemed endless, examining countless pieces of rock the volunteers mistakenly presented as fossils.
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Guyger claimed to have mistakenly thought she was in her own apartment and that Jean was a home invader.
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"Both Dr. Brown and Alberto told me it was good with Usada and I mistakenly trusted them," he said.
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Thousands of voters in the area mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanan, the ultraconservative candidate deeply disliked by many Jews.
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Some had mistakenly described the photo of the father and son as that of a mother clutching her baby.
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Finally, U.S. doctors mistakenly believe single-payer will allow the proper doctor-patient relationship: doctor advises and patient decides.
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Unable to get it out, he mistakenly came to believe he had swallowed it and eventually forgot about it.
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Facebook mistakenly displayed the account or accounts that made edits to each post, rather than just the edits themselves.
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A reminder of that came in Syria, where a recent United States airstrike mistakenly killed 83 friendly Syrian fighters.
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After days of denials, Iran acknowledged Saturday that it had mistakenly shot down the Ukrainian airliner, killing 176 people.
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Artest charged into the stands and mistakenly grabbed at a different fan, and his teammate Stephen Jackson joined him.
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He was gunned down in December 2017 when the gang had mistakenly believed he was cooperating with law enforcement.
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Beijing, mistakenly inspired by an alleged international decline of the United States, implements a grand strategy to acquire it.
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Ueland came back to the press pen and said Sekulow did not mistakenly refer to a phrase from Rep.
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The program was initially set up for Mr. Zubaydah, who was mistakenly believed to be a top Qaeda lieutenant.
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Correction: A previous version of the story mistakenly said that 5,000 Apple employees are working on autonomous driving technology.
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Eleven years earlier, Harrington's mother had been killed when she mistakenly walked into a house that was being robbed.
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Armstrong testified that many of the residents investigators interviewed said they had mistakenly parked on the wrong floor before.
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Commentators have often mistakenly assigned the market power of Saudi Arabia and its allies to OPEC as a whole.
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Mattis also addressed the emergency alert warning mistakenly sent to Hawaii residents on Saturday about an incoming ballistic missile.
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Each of them believes, mistakenly, that the other is in Europe, and letters between them never reach their destination.
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He is Malik Aziz, Shockie's roommate and best friend in the Kathmandu terror cell, mistakenly arrested in his place.
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Yeidi Caro, his sister, first learned of the news when a friend called to mistakenly say he was kidnapped.
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Evaluators also mistakenly thought black job applicants negotiated more than white applicants, even when they negotiated the same amount.
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But when you mistakenly add a suffix to one, it's like a hiccup of the brain and more embarrassing.
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Most of the flowers are low enough and small enough that many people mistakenly think the land is barren.
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We mistakenly referred to the hotel's location; it is northwest of downtown Los Angeles, not in East Los Angeles.
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Much is made of her modernism because we are mistakenly viewing her through the prism of defined art movements.
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Sanders then explained how DACA will be rescinded — and mistakenly cited President Obama instead of President Trump in her statement.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly indicated that the new stylus is wider than Microsoft's current Surface Pen.
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I chose a Lancôme honey cleanser and mistakenly picked up the tester to put in my Sephora-provided shopping tote.
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The account mistakenly posted a link to West&aposs account, directing users to chat her about the popular HBO show.
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That man, Mohamed Belkhadir was arrested and later released by police after a witness mistakenly identified him as a suspect.
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SGT This story mistakenly referred to the app maker as Gan Pai Gong Xiang Lan Qiu (Gan Pai Basketball-Sharing).
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A few days later, United mistakenly sent a dog to Japan, when it was actually supposed to go to Kansas.
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You might mistakenly attempt to befriend them — you cannot befriend the mean cousins, for they will always turn on you.
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Duwin Perez-Cordova is on the loose Monday after mistakenly being released from the jail where he was being held.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly said that Gottlieb has spent the past three years in venture capital.
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He told Reuters he could have mistakenly declared the same earnings twice and that his private income may be lower.
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Georgia's Department of Corrections announced his apprehension but hasn't yet revealed how he was mistakenly released in the first place.
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Steve Harvey returned as show host after a gaffe in the 2015 competition, when he mistakenly announced the wrong winner.
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Editor's Note: Due to a publishing error a version of this piece was mistakenly published earlier in a truncated form.
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Potassium acetate — which is used to stop the heart, was mistakenly used by Oklahoma to execute an inmate in 2015.
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The suit comes a few days after FedEx mistakenly refused to ship a Huawei phone because of potential legal issues.
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Update (May 21,2016): In an earlier version of this story, Nexus Fighter Academy was mistakenly refered to as Hammerbrook Gym.
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The danger occurs as drivers become more comfortable with these convenience features and mistakenly believe their car can drive itself.
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The United States has been opposed to the tactic since 2001, when Peru mistakenly downed a plane carrying American missionaries.
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"We mistakenly pointed to the wrong reason we didn't take action on the videos from earlier this week," he said.
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He said someone called police when his family was at the house Sunday, mistakenly believing a break-in had occurred.
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The Americans were so happy they did not even mind when they were mistakenly awarded the women's medals by mistake.
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A previous version mistakenly described Mr Shapiro as an "alt-right sage" and "a pop idol of the alt right".
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When we contacted them they told us they mistakenly put that info in the press release and then removed it.
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Food allergies are a result of the body's immune system mistakenly treating the proteins found in food as a threat.
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Pedregon said it is not unusual for LAX passengers to mistakenly go through an unauthorized exit door at the terminal.
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A USGS staffer at Caltech mistakenly sent out the alert when updating historical earthquake data to make it more precise.
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Some have mistakenly read these writings literally as if she were actually performing mathematics but this is not the case.
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In 2012, he was mistakenly blamed for a prank phone call and subsequently attacked with three liters of sulphuric acid.
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The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles' facial-recognition algorithm mistakenly tagged someone as a criminal and revoked their driver's license.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly said Google is giving away a free copy of Assassin's Creed Origins.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mistakenly included the words "half a century" where "half a millennium" was intended.
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GBS is a neurological disorder in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks its nervous system, according to the NIH.
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"This morning, during a segment about Hollywood casting, I mistakenly said 'colored people' instead of 'people of color,'" it read.
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An earlier version of this post also mistakenly included Housley under the DFL list of candidates; She is a Republican.
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Because of its design, it is possible for drivers coming down the hill to mistakenly believe the road continues on.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was in hot water this week after agency officials mistakenly told NPR on Jan.
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"We mistakenly pointed to the wrong reason we didn't take action on the videos from earlier this week," Dorsey tweeted.
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In May, the company said it mistakenly logged users' passwords in plaintext in an internal log, used by Twitter staff.
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On Tuesday, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment mistakenly uploaded the entire full-length feature film — all 1:29:46 of it!
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Trump has mistakenly claimed that his own father was born in Germany, when he was a product of the Bronx.
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Seeking to diversify her reading list, she took up Denis Johnson, mistakenly believing the author to be a French woman.
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Blumenthal added that mistakenly trusting Russia was a lesson to be learned from -- "not in Syria, but around the world."
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Meanwhile, Facebook has mistakenly censored some graphic but newsworthy videos, like the aftermath of the police shooting of Philando Castile.
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Update: A previous version of this article mistakenly stated that Foley left his position in June, rather than last week.
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Kennedy was shocked when U.S. Steel raised prices because he mistakenly thought he had struck a deal with the company.
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Correction 9:40am EST: An earlier version of this post mistakenly said there were no cities on the West Coast.
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The cloud was created after someone in the pump room mistakenly mixed chlorine with muriatic acid, according to KGO-TV .
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The notes include an entry that says that someone mistakenly deleted Clinton's archived mailbox from her server and exported files.
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There were suspicions at the White House that the organizers had found the doctored image online and mistakenly used it.
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Politico said three Democratic attorneys general were mistakenly counted – Illinois's Lisa Madigan, New York's Eric Schneiderman and Kentucky's Andrew Beshear.
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The host acknowledged that he mistakenly recommended buying Carvana's weakness in October—the stock eventually touched $28 prior to Christmas.
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Among his valid identification papers, agents found an inaccurate Mexican visa which mistakenly stated Mexico as his country of birth.
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In St. Louis, Missouri, 600 people who recently registered to vote were mistakenly sent letters telling them they were ineligible.
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I mistakenly assumed they'd discovered Dougie wandering through the halls of the Silver Mustang Casino, change jingling in his pockets.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece mistakenly said that Pakistan has the highest infant mortality rate in the world.
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In Waters, Justice Breyer wrote, "the employer reasonably but mistakenly thought that the employee had not engaged in protected speech".
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A lot of renters mistakenly assume that if anything happens to their things, their landlord can and will step in.
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Vice President Biden on Monday was mistakenly referred to as an "ideal candidate" while being introduced ahead of a speech.
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And when Facebook on Tuesday mistakenly took down her ads promoting the idea, Warren was applauded in some unlikely circles.
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But a third candidate, Bob Bishop, was mistakenly included on the ballot, even though he dropped out several weeks ago.
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The Ukrainian military denies responsibility at first but later admits it mistakenly shot down the plane during a training exercise.
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Simply entering into such a strict binary environment is mistakenly taken as an invite for strangers to police your gender.
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The military has focused on the N.D.S. headquarters' coordinates, which the gunship's targeting system mistakenly indicated as an open field.
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The Islamic State statement mistakenly asserted that the Nepalese contractors worked at the American Embassy rather than the Canadian Embassy.
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Amazon later blamed the glitch on the app mistakenly registering the command "Alexa, laugh," which produces the laughter sound effect.
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Lovat tries several tactics, including mistakenly threatening Claire's safety, while Claire and Jamie try to outsmart him on their own.
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We mistakenly referred to Ireland as part of the United Kingdom; only Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom.
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There is also always the risk that the Fed could mistakenly hike interest rates beyond what the economy can absorb.
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A bad person mistakenly ends up in an afterlife paradise in "The Good Place," starring Kristen Bell and Ted Danson.
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New Delhi (CNN)A baby boy mistakenly declared dead by an Indian hospital last week, passed away on Wednesday morning.
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A spokesperson for the agency's Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) said that the agency had included the link mistakenly.
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A premature pronouncement A steelworker visiting the White House had to correct Trump for mistakenly assuming his father was dead.
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And while the company tries to reconnect people with treasured items they mistakenly donate, it's not always easy, Dunham says.
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Multiple newspapers mistakenly reported that the crash caused no fatalities, including the Daily Mail, the Belfast Telegraph, and The World.
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Not much was known about the immune system, and he suspected, mistakenly, that the bacteria were somehow destroying the tumors.
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A previous version mistakenly described Mr Shapiro as an 'alt-right sage' and 'a pop idol of the alt right.
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In Monday's speech, he mistakenly referred to shooting victims in Toledo rather than Dayton as he read from a teleprompter.
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Correction: Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this article mistakenly referred to an electrocardiogram as an echocardiogram.
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Twitch isn&apost the only platform whose creators have expressed frustration and loss of livelihoods due to mistakenly implemented bans.
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In 1996, in Australia, Engle mistakenly enrolls in a 303K — not seeing the 2, he thinks it is a 5K.
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts," the statement said.
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Facebook admitted it mistakenly blocked a Florida Republican&aposs pro-gun ad from the social media platform and reversed course.
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"Frankly, I mistakenly made an inappropriate and insensitive reference to the Holocaust, for which there is no comparison," Spicer said.
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After mistakenly suggesting the trial was expected to last eight months instead of eight weeks, Walls course-corrected with humor.
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The kid's family was apparently rich and well-connected, and mistakenly believed that the letters alone would seal the deal.
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We know that he stayed away from weed because he mistakenly smoked a blunt laced with PCP as a teenager.
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People mistakenly assume that history moves in only one direction, that liberal democracy is the logical endpoint of Western civilization.
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Think of it as a barebones Google, but for info that the owners may have mistakenly published to the world.
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Correction 3/7/19: A previous version of this article mistakenly referred to drag queen Alexis Michelle as Alexis Mateo.
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When we find that ads mistakenly ran against content that doesn't comply with our policies, we immediately remove those ads.
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It was mistakenly attributed to both Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody and Dr. Jennifer L. Payne; the speaker was Dr. Payne.
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President Donald Trump reportedly was saved from mistakenly tweeting that the actor Tom Hanks had died from the novel coronavirus.
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"Some people mistakenly assume that because something is natural, it has no side effects, and that is not the case."
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Bitcoin is often mistakenly portrayed as some totally anonymous form of currency that allows criminals to obtain funds largely undetected.
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Earlier, we posted a pic of Hillary with a woman who'd mistakenly been identified as Katz, but it wasn't her.
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According to NBC, hydrogen peroxide was mistakenly put in the pool, which neutralized the chlorine, thus allowing algae to grow.
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Terre Roche's annual carol-sing under the Washington Arch, which we mistakenly listed yesterday, is actually tonight at 6 p.m.
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However the fourth video was first flagged over a month ago, but was originally, and mistakenly, allowed to remain online.
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However, I chose to write mainly because, as a girl, I mistakenly thought that literature was particularly welcoming to women.
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Such calls have been mislabeled as scams or even mistakenly blocked by apps after being reported as spam, experts said.
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Tang Gongwei's disappearance was widely reported in the Chinese media, with some outlets mistakenly saying that he was a doctor.
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There was the 2009 case of the therapist who mistakenly killed two patients in an Ecstasy-infused session gone wrong.
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But then a touring Egyptian band (mistakenly) winds up there, and new life blooms, shyly and unexpectedly, beneath desert skies.
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People mistakenly think they have to pull the dye through the entire length of hair so it will blend well.
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And if you mistakenly bought the old Switch within the last month, you may be able to upgrade for free.
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During his speech, Trump mistakenly offered condolences to those who perished in Toledo -- some 150 miles from the Dayton shooting.
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No. The Federal Trade Commission says some consumers mistakenly think a freeze will prevent them from using their credit cards.
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Still another man was mistakenly thought to have advanced aggressive prostate cancer; again, DNA showed the tissue was somebody else's.
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A recipe for cucumber and tonic last Wednesday with an article about nonalcoholic cocktails mistakenly included bitters among its ingredients.
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" However, their post shared Monday had a small typo: the fourth word was mistakenly spelled as "women" rather than "woman.
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The White House on Saturday released a memo mistakenly listing two secretaries of Defense who were "sworn in" last month.
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There is no amount of certainty that can guarantee that an innocent person will not mistakenly be put to death.
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He then asked why she was resisting him, suggesting that she mistakenly believed that pushing back would make her safer.
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Another said management mistakenly docked too much of her pay for tax purposes, leaving her with a $6 pay check.
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Rozier mistakenly referred to the Milwaukee Bucks' Eric Bledsoe as "Drew Bledsoe" after Game 1 of their first-round series.
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We'd had that pre-conversation that always either leads to two people mistakenly staying together, or respectfully calling it quits.
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It also helped additional footage see the light which was either mistakenly or deliberately left out of a FOIA release.
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In confirmation that all is chaos, the Pentagon mistakenly sent a letter that explained America's immediate departure to Iraqi officials.
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However, news coverage sometimes mistakenly conflates concepts like false and unproven, which perpetuates dangerous myths that false accusations are common.
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The sensor had mistakenly indicated that the plane was just moments from touchdown, prompting the computer to idle the engines.
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Mistakenly believing that a 16-year-old had fired on them, a mob of antigovernment protesters stabbed him to death.
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February 26, 2017: "La La Land" is mistakenly announced as the Best Picture winner at the Oscars, instead of "Moonlight."
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Alabama mall shooting A police officer who mistakenly killed a man at a mall on Thanksgiving won't face any charges.
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United Airlines chartered a private jet to fly home a German shepherd it mistakenly transported to Tokyo earlier this week.
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Zachary's teacher mistakenly thought that, to be consistent with the Constitution, she had to ban religious speech from the classroom.
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The misalignment would prove fatal because it mistakenly catalyzed Boeing's anti-stall system, forcing the plane into its final plummet.
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Do you love the current crop of Disney remakes, often mistakenly billed as live-action despite being largely computer animated?
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts," the statement read.
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No one really knows what causes vitiligo, though it could be an autoimmune disease where the body mistakenly attacks itself.
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Moreover, with today's more accurate systems, false positives can all but disappear, so good customers are no longer mistakenly rejected.
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These technologies are intended to make driving safer, but people may get complacent and mistakenly believe the car can drive itself.
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Not that crazy theories from my sister: Sean Spicer is either being hacked or mistakenly typing his password into tweets. pic.twitter.
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Sean Simpson, a high school chemistry teacher in Parkland, told deputies he mistakenly left the Glock 9mm in a bathroom stall.
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When it's brought to our attention that a video or channel has been removed mistakenly, we act quickly to reinstate it.
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He also touted gains in worker pay, though he mistakenly said real wages are growing above 1 percent year over year.
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She died, Majid said, when US forces blew open the door to his brother's house, mistakenly believing there were militants inside.
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Correction (April 4th): A previous version of this story mistakenly referred to Planet, an aerospace firm, as a supplier of cubesats.
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The president also praised Senate Republicans' handling of the accusations, though he mistakenly suggested that all three women would be testifying.
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In March 2016, a demolition company mistakenly tore down the wrong house, having confused it with another one a block away.
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That's the type of false signal that could convince the Fed that inflation is accelerating, causing them to mistakenly raise rates.
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However, Texas Tech's Douglas Coleman picked up the ball, then mistakenly lateraled to no one and the Jayhawks' Kevin Feder recovered.
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They also maintain that many people are mistakenly added to that list and should not be subject to a broad prohibition.
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And even up to now, some adverse event reports are mistakenly being filed under Conceptus, Essure's previous manufacturer, by voluntary reporters.
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During a televised speech on Monday, Trump mistakenly named the wrong Ohio city where a mass shooting took place this weekend.
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Or did he mistakenly think that Representative Steve Scalise, who's spent 15 weeks recovering from a gunshot wound, was a Senator?
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A previous version of this article mistakenly cited a 2013 Supreme Court case as the date same-sex marriage was adopted.
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His wife, Rachel, was called an adulteress (she mistakenly thought her first husband had secured a divorce before she married Jackson).
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"[A few pages] were temporarily hidden [because they were] mistakenly classified as spam," the webmaster wrote in an email to Gizmodo.
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When there is a political atmosphere that mostly ignores the young, they mistakenly believe that the result will ignore them too.
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Perrette was named in a suit that was mistakenly filed in Los Angeles Superior Court and was obtained by Fox News.
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The tigers in the latest video seem to be lounging around when a drone operator mistakenly flew the device too close.
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We mistakenly said it was $13 per month, which is only the case if you sign up through the iOS application.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly stated that Wooden Overcoats is a production of British media outlet The Telegraph.
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DUE TO RECORDING ERROR, EPSTEIN'S NAME MISTAKENLY APPEARED ON THE FOUNDATION'S 990 FORMS FROM 2008-2012- LEON BLACK FAMILY FOUNDATION SPOKESPERSON
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Naturalized in the 2000s, he said recent stories of citizens mistakenly detained by ICEmade him think he could be wrongly targeted.
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this article mistakenly stated opioid overdoses are the leading cause of unintentional death for Americans.
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Editor's note: An earlier version mistakenly attributed the latest immigration numbers to be as of April 5 rather than May 5.
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The paradox here is that the West is falling victim to just the tactics that its critics mistakenly ascribe to it.
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Earlier today, a tweet regarding a news article was mistakenly posted from this account & does not represent the views of DIA.
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Authorities are searching for Brian Smith, who has been charged with murder, after he was mistakenly released from jail on Tuesday.
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When Andy's mom then mistakenly takes the trash bag as a bag of donations, complete panic sets in for the toys.
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But the root cause came from problems with how our government has approached — and funded — elections since the year 2000. "Mistakenly"?
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The Nigerian air force mistakenly bombed a refugee camp on Tuesday, officials said, reportedly killing over 100 civilians, including aid workers.
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About half mistakenly thought this statement was true, 26 percent correctly said it was false and 25 percent did not know.
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This raised concerns of identity theft among drivers, but so far Uber insists only the Florida driver's information was mistakenly distributed.
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An ad run by a liquor advertiser, targeted at WIRED readers, had been mistakenly categorized as engagement bait by the platform.
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This woman was in a "sticky situation" after she mistakenly used sticky glue as eye drops and glued her eye shut.
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Where it gets problematic is if you mistakenly conclude that there's something wrong with a bilateral trade deficit with some country.
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Kushner security clearance timeline January 18: His attorney, Jamie Gorelick, said the "premature draft" was "mistakenly submitted" without the proper review.
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So perhaps the potato field was located near a golf course, and golfers had mistakenly hit their balls into the field.
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Correction February 22nd, 3:57PM ET: A previous version of this piece mistakenly identified the X Performance as the X Premium.
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Our Quitting Likelihood after "Knots Untie": Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly listed the character of Rosita as Rosie.
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As for the REAL Lucky Whitehead -- he was cut by the Dallas Cowboys after cops mistakenly said Whitehead had been arrested.
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Driver, however, was passionate when delivering the speech — so passionate that we'll overlook the fact that he mistakenly pronounces "Haitians" correctly.
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Keith mistakenly swept the puck toward Jarnkrok, who fired a rising shot past Crawford for his first goal of the season.
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized pages was mistakenly posted to other accounts," said a Facebook spokesperson.
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Another Fox News host, "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade, last month said he mistakenly donated roughly $600 to the Trump campaign.
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But the ministry mistakenly reported that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee for president and a former secretary of state, would attend.
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In 1976, President Gerald Ford took a hit after he mistakenly suggested that the Soviet Union-dominated Eastern Europe was free.
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Confusing social media companies with public spaces — such as parks and sidewalks —the order mistakenly claims jurisdiction where it has none.
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It's a relief to see that even Olympians sometimes mistakenly hit the shuttlecock on the feathers rather than the rubber bit.
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He befriends and moves in with a lonely professor who mistakenly believes that Stub is a Fulbright scholar at the school.
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During that time, some employees sold off the stocks mistakenly given, ignoring warnings from the company, the Financial Supervisory Service said.
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Britain encountered similar lapses when polls mistakenly predicted that the nation would vote in June to stay in the European Union.
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Although in at least one instance, a "Sausage Party" trailer was mistakenly played before a screening of "Finding Dory" in California.
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Guyger had mistakenly entered Botham's apartment last September, believing it was her own, and fatally shot Botham in his own home.
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While troubleshooting the issue, the maintenance team chief "mistakenly performed an action not directed by the technical guidance," the statement said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly said that Alibaba's investment in Snapdeal happened this year; it happened last year.
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Spicer also mistakenly said that Hitler had not used chemical weapons on his own people in criticizing Assad's use of them.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article mislabeled the illustration of Venus's global hurricane, mistakenly calling it the southern polar vortex.
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This process can be done well or poorly, obviously, and things like distortion or mistakenly blurred foreground details can creep in.
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Most of the doctors who had mistakenly labeled a patient's condition as asthma did so without ordering a standard spirometry test.
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In Ms. Thompson's suit, a Walmart employee acknowledged in a deposition that he mistakenly accused her of shoplifting in December 2015.
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Iweala is still interested in style, this time the kind of clarity we sometimes associate with Hemingway and mistakenly term simple.
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Tech Tip Q. Do I have control over my iPhone's autocorrect function beyond repeatedly correcting words it mistakenly tries to use?
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An even more aggressive American response that mistakenly kills civilians or Iraqi troops risks undermining the support of the Iraqi military.
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In 2004, Fine Art Logistics, a storage company in London, mistakenly left out for trash a 1984 sculpture by Anish Kapoor.
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We've learned a Gap brand T-shirt sold in some overseas markets mistakenly failed to reflect the correct map of China.
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Ask Well An earlier version of this article mistakenly used the term heart attack where it should have said cardiac arrest.
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It's hardly light fare, but it's a "real movie," something many people mistakenly believe doesn't exist within the Netflix Original category.
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And registrants from groups where a few surnames are commonly used are especially vulnerable to being mistakenly struck from the rolls.
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Clinton, has been doing better than the company had expected, according to financial records that the government mistakenly released this summer.
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Many New Yorkers mistakenly believe that Mayor Bill de Blasio runs the subway system, but it is actually controlled by Gov.
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Business Insider has discovered that TikTok was duped into mistakenly verifying an account whose owner was only pretending to be Jenner.
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The university mistakenly sent four students interim suspension notices but all interim suspensions issued were revoked last week, the university said.
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The obituary also mistakenly included one name on a list of Mr. Portis's former colleagues at The New York Herald Tribune.
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Remember that Iran mistakenly downed a Ukrainian airliner full of civilians, fanning public anger and tarnished the regime's reputation at home.
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In the case of the vaping panic, two different crises have been mistakenly conflated, with nuance completely stripped from the discussion.
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Liberals too have mistakenly sought state power to push their objectives and made the mistake of themselves becoming intolerant of dissent.
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The Outline reported last week that, as YouTube removed videos touting conspiracy theories, other channels appeared to have been mistakenly targeted.
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People who live outside of the places where the AIDS crisis hit hardest tend to mistakenly believe that it's under control.
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He meant to send the message to the two other co-founders, but mistakenly posted it in the company chat room.
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"I have been mistakenly identified as the 'father of the graphical user interface for the Macintosh,'" Tesler wrote on his website.
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A Trump staff member took responsibility for mistakenly including excerpts from Obama's speech in Trump's address at the Republican National Convention.
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The Great Dane that was mistakenly sent to Kansas was on his way back to Japan on Thursday, the airline said.
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"I don't know what math you do in New York!" he said, pointing and looking mistakenly at the California senator, Harris.
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The two crashes are believed to have been caused by a new automated feature that mistakenly caused the planes to nosedive.
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US military chiefs were aflutter on Monday after a letter hinting at a potential troop withdrawal from Iraq was mistakenly released.
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The interrogation program was set up for Mr. Zubaydah, who was mistakenly believed to be a top lieutenant in Al Qaeda.
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"We mistakenly removed these videos and have restored them because they don't break our standards," Facebook tweeted out on Friday evening.
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January 220 - A Nigerian fighter jet mistakenly bombs a camp for the internally displaced during an operation against Boko Haram militants.
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That's the term for gas-powered cars, or internal combustion engine vehicles, that block access to EV equipment, intentionally or mistakenly.
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Leadership should stop offering guidance if it can't make an accurate forecast and refrain from mistakenly calling a bottom, he explained.
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Load balancing across servers, as is traditional with web applications, breaks down when nodes mistakenly return block numbers out of sync.
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Three weeks later, Wyze realized that employee had mistakenly exposed the data online, making it available to anyone for multiple weeks.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho) mistakenly sent an off-color tweet from the congressman's Twitter account about a commercial featuring two women.
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Guyger said she shot Jean after mistakenly thinking he was in her apartment, but Jean was actually in his own place.
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He was resigned to the idea that it must have been lost or mistakenly thrown out in his move to France.
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We mistakenly focus on resolving issues before they arise, waste time seeking validation, or simply talk ourselves out of ever trying.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mistakenly suggested that retail investors had access to WeWork, and therefore got "fleeced" by its recent valuation drop.
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