The film is plotted like a sitcom, where misunderstandings breed misunderstandings and most problems could be cleared up by one person telling another person something important.
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Some gaffes and misunderstandings matter more than others, of course.
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This analysis reflected at least two significant and related misunderstandings.
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Transparency eliminates insecurity and all the misunderstandings around what happened.
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There are bound to be misunderstandings in cross species communication.
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For Kadri, his interactions are about helping eliminate those misunderstandings.
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Those were tough times filled with power struggles and misunderstandings.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings within your partnerships this evening.
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During a Mercury retrograde there can be miscommunications, misunderstandings, delays.
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Q. What are the biggest misunderstandings about the Cultural Revolution?
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The language barrier, Mohamed says, led to frequent, excruciating misunderstandings.
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He can avoid accidental missteps, mixed messages, misunderstandings and misfires.
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"I hope there are no misunderstandings about it," she says.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings and avoid jumping to conclusions.
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This evening brings misunderstandings; save important conversations for another night.
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Every chronic illness, disease and disability carries with it misunderstandings.
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But there can be misunderstandings, and discussions can get heated.
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Critics and scholars faulted him for misunderstandings, inaccuracies and omissions.
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Through those conversations, I could hear fear, confusion, and misunderstandings.
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Ms. Schwarzbaum was eager to dispel any misunderstandings about Tivoli.
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Cultural misunderstandings and clashes have cropped up over the years.
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It can help to mitigate misunderstandings and prevent situations from escalating.
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Just watch out for some misunderstandings this evening—trust your intuition.
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Such misunderstandings can have profound consequences for patients and their caregivers.
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Here's the case for Ailes and a decade of giant misunderstandings.
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With this change, Facebook is trying to clear up those misunderstandings.
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Mercury retrograde has a terrible reputation for creating misunderstandings and delays.
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If so, that leaves plenty of room for misunderstandings and uncertainty.
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They lend themselves to ambiguities, misunderstandings and they always end badly.
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Fewer misunderstandings pop up, and it's much easier to make decisions.
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Also, you run the risk of Chinese whispers and subsequent misunderstandings.
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This may occasionally seem inconvenient, but we find it prevents misunderstandings.
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During that time, I experienced countless culture clashes, miscommunications, and misunderstandings.
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Cultural misunderstandings aside, the French influx shows little sign of abating.
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This is awesome; however, watch out for some misunderstandings and delays.
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The criticism of Kaepernick as a millionaire represents deeper misunderstandings too.
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After a series of misunderstandings, he will sign with the Warriors.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings concerning scheduling as Neptune begins its retrograde.
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The old, narrow age lens has led to incredible distortions and misunderstandings.
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Here are a few other common taxpayer misunderstandings, according to the survey.
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The questions were common-sense and reflected legitimate concerns - and some misunderstandings.
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"Our culture has been filled with mistrust and misunderstandings," the pastor said.
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"Despite this comment, the FCC did not correct its misunderstandings," they write.
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Late enrollment happens most often due to misunderstandings about Medicare's complex rules.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings as the moon squares off with Neptune.
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From the beginning, though, the partnership was plagued by misunderstandings and missteps.
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It's sure to be full of cameos, nostalgia and classic sitcom misunderstandings.
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Mercury will end its retrograde soon, easing misunderstandings and stress around money.
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He and his team regularly mix serious concerns with basic economic misunderstandings.
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"There have been some misunderstandings about Lynn and her intentions," it reads.
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The F.D.A. has looked at ways to eliminate both misunderstandings and falsehoods.
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Some of those instances were later confirmed to stem out of misunderstandings.
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Some of these misunderstandings arise from a lack of interaction between genders.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings, and try to keep things light today!
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The story on which this movement is built contains some fundamental misunderstandings.
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CNN: What do you think are the biggest misunderstandings about this topic?
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"You can mitigate a lot of despair and misunderstandings," Puder-York said.
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" Mueller says that doing so would "alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen.
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Huawei called such comments misunderstandings and denied it posed a security threat.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, is retrograde, so misunderstandings are in the air.
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She spoke out because of all the misunderstandings around why women terminate pregnancies.
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Because I think there's some misunderstandings here, and it's tricky business, I understand.
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And yet, sometimes beauty can be found in even the biggest cake misunderstandings.
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At times, the practices are a hot mess of linguistic and cultural misunderstandings.
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And cultural misunderstandings can create mistrust that jeopardizes the peacekeepers' life-saving mission.
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The Jared Kushner channel has only added confusion and misunderstandings on both sides.
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The whole thing has potential to explore, say, comic misunderstandings about their relationships.
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And it reveals misunderstandings of Facebook and the central purpose of antitrust law.
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This creates widespread misunderstandings that can be reinforced and instilled in our youth.
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The clash of these two planets energies can result in misunderstandings with money.
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This, he hopes, could avoid misunderstandings that might lead to full-scale war.
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There weren't the same misunderstandings as with a woman whose head was uncovered.
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"Their misunderstandings expressed during the post-accident interviews and the misunderstandings of other crewmembers who were permanently assigned to the John S McCain point to a more fundamental issue with the qualification process and training with the IBNS," concluded the report.
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It's an extremely 2019 political controversy, full of misunderstandings, baseless charges, and bad faith.
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But in explaining how foreigners misunderstand Singapore, Banyan added two misunderstandings of his own.
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As walls go up between the countries, "misunderstandings can begin to develop," Burrows says.
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Misunderstandings of the law or making mistakes in the process can affect your rights.
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Technical difficulties abound while Mercury is traveling backwards through the sky, as do misunderstandings.
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Not only did he not do that, he referred to Trump's aggressions as 'misunderstandings.
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If nobody talks about it, misunderstandings around managing those costs will persist, said Rodriguez.
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Pompeo accused the former President of laying out "fundamental misunderstandings" in his 2009 speech.
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It means keeping up the conversation, so that misunderstandings are kept to a minimum.
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Those differences that initially excite us can eventually create tension and misunderstandings in relationships.
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Misunderstandings are dangerous and can lead to ominous miscalculations, specifically when dealing with Iran.
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The counselors maintain ties with dorm supervisors, professors and the career center, mediating misunderstandings.
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Your gigantic mouth will get you into trouble today, so watch out for misunderstandings.
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Watch out for misunderstandings about money, or worse, for backhanded compliments or being underappreciated.
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In time, that groundbreaking series became more celebrated, but misunderstandings of her work persist.
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"There were some misunderstandings and disagreements about its value," Father Lombardi said back then.
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And the events of recent weeks haven't necessarily been useful for clarifying lingering misunderstandings.
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Communication planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune, so watch out for misunderstandings, especially concerning money.
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This ambiguity creates all kinds of new pathways for mistakes, misunderstandings, miscalculations, and mischief.
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Yes, you might be more forgetful, and sure, there will be misunderstandings and delays.
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Having a direct conversation with your parents can help avoid these kinds of misunderstandings.
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"I am deeply apologetic about the misunderstandings of the last few days," he said.
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And that only makes the initial misunderstandings with the Cuthberts that much more affecting.
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Much of the resistance to cryptocurrency is based upon misunderstandings of the technology involved.
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Turnbull calmly and respectfully tried to correct Trump's misunderstandings, but it didn't go well.
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Misunderstandings abound between the characters and only the reader gets to experience everyone's true self.
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Call them incidents, accidents, gross misunderstandings, or "a teachable moment," these scandals aren't writing themselves.
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Misunderstandings and mixed messages in your relationships will come up today for you to untangle.
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"There are still a lot of misunderstandings between the world's two largest economies," he added.
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But in truth this is a common story, one of miscommunication, distant promises, and misunderstandings.
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Getting help from somebody who does speak English well may minimize the risk of misunderstandings.
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There's a lot of misunderstandings about what it means to live in a socialist society.
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If done correctly, it could be an opportunity to change people's minds or clarify misunderstandings.
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One of the great misunderstandings of nuclear war is that it's over in an instant.
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The resulting conversations are littered with unintended humor as misunderstandings arise and insults get hurled.
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It routinely flouts the Vienna Document, an accord designed to avert misunderstandings during war games.
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One of the biggest misunderstandings is that our senses are mutually exclusive of one another.
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There are some things that can be done, and some misunderstandings that can be corrected.
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It's all about a child who befriends a robot, and the crazy misunderstandings that ensue.
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Aliot said any misunderstandings between Bannon and Le Pen had been reconciled during their meeting.
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Simple mischaracterizations and unintended misunderstandings can and have led to international incidences and even war.
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Instead of telling them not to worry, listen to their concerns and help correct misunderstandings.
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Given the lack of verbal cues in writing, this can create huge potential for misunderstandings.
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Unfortunately, those advancing arguments for U.S. involvement demonstrate fundamental misunderstandings about how the internet works.
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But officials and a nonprofit organization called OneMorgan County have worked hard to smooth misunderstandings.
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Watch out for misunderstandings early today, but things will clear up around communication later on.
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This insecurity led to many miscommunications and misunderstandings that are reflected often in our society.
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One Twitter user applauded the planned standards, saying they would "help avoid misunderstandings and abuse".
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Museum staff attribute the change to reduced space and say regrettable misunderstandings arose around it.
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With so many Chinese-Australians left unheard, misunderstandings surrounding the Chinese-Australian community are rife.
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Electronic voting machines are complex, and that complexity makes malfunctions and public misunderstandings more likely.
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Early transmissions were often of poor quality, so, to avoid misunderstandings, spelling alphabets were developed.
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At best, "Arrested Development" is a clockwork of meshing narrative gears, misunderstandings and compounding fibs.
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Switzerland said the relationship between the two countries "was marred by misunderstandings surrounding" the incident.
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"I feel crushed by all these misunderstandings and allegations," she said, calling the accusations groundless.
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Lies, misunderstandings and escalating confrontations have, after all, been known to occur even within marriages.
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Social media posts, like Baldwin's, have helped break down the silence and misunderstandings around miscarriages.
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For fame is ultimately the summary of all misunderstandings that crystallize around a new name.
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But as far as simulating the consequences of complete misunderstandings between nations, it's pretty darn accurate.
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He is not going to tolerate any expansion or extension of the agreement, or any misunderstandings.
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It's an unfortunate reality that every tragedy breeds not just misunderstandings but outright conspiracies and lies.
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One of the biggest misunderstandings about investing is the role that volatility plays in your portfolio.
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In emails viewed by BuzzFeed News, Klobuchar berated staffers over minor mistakes, misunderstandings, and misplaced commas.
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To avoid misunderstandings, these alerts don't come in an email, but are displayed in the browser.
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Salerno will be looking into revamping its termination policies to avoid such misunderstandings in the future.
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This means everyone's a little bit twitchy, and misunderstandings often develop into full-blown shoot-outs.
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It proved to be a popular article, but it's necessary to point out some serious misunderstandings.
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But we will certainly report any funny stories caused by apparent misunderstandings that reinforce said stereotype.
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AIBA said that although the scoring system occasionally led to 'misunderstandings', it remained the best method.
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Clearing up misunderstandings about therapy might encourage more people to talk to someone about their mindset.
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AND I THINK WHAT'S GOING ON HERE IS SIMPLY MISUNDERSTANDINGS ABOUT WHERE THIS PRESIDENT IS HEADED.
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Simple misunderstandings, language barriers, or racist assumptions could land patients in jail; indeed they already have.
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Breaking Bad, you were just busted — as were our childhood misunderstandings of how this gadget works.
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Mercury retrograde has a horrible reputation, and for good reason: It's associated with frustrations and misunderstandings.
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Everything would change; the ability to share knowledge, share experiences, to remove barriers, to lower misunderstandings.
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How frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds.
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Forde said misunderstandings about new technology is part of the reason why he's running for office.
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There will be misunderstandings, amused laughter, the shaking of heads, every single day of the marriage.
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There will be frustrations and misunderstandings, and problems may take longer to solve as a team.
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Just watch out for misunderstandings and stress—especially concerning money—as Mercury retrograde clashes with Mars.
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Mental illness stigma leads to misunderstandings about the conditions and can create barriers to accessing treatment.
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It's a structured approach designed to prevent misunderstandings about the American stance on a particular subject.
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It's a cumbersome word and one that has given rise to more than a few misunderstandings.
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" At that moment, Almodóvar says, he saw in Wilder's eyes "memories of compromises, failures, and misunderstandings.
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Digital communication makes it increasingly easier for misunderstandings to happen, including deliberate deceptions and accidental miscommunication.
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I am doing this due to pressure on MIT and me over a series of misunderstandings.
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A robust informed debate about charter schools could begin by clearing up some misunderstandings about them.
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Schulman eventually addresses enormous political and social issues, but she starts out small, with interpersonal misunderstandings.
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Apologies to the Worcester Art Museum for any inconvenience, and to Hyperallergic readers for any misunderstandings.
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By contrast, American spy planes that fly near Russia tend to keep transponders on, to avoid misunderstandings.
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Cons: Potential for misunderstandings and misreadings, callousness, obsession over language (going back and re-reading conversations endlessly).
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In a statement to Tom&aposs Guide , Amazon blamed the situation on a series of bizarre misunderstandings.
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"This meeting successfully cleared the misunderstandings and collectively improvements were made to the competition guideline," he said.
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And if you're worried about misunderstandings, you should know that there are three Mercury retrogrades this year.
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Perhaps my wild peepers were firing off lust beams, willy-nilly, leading to misunderstandings left and right.
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Though you need to watch out for some misunderstandings later this afternoon, fun adventures will arrive tonight.
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Airlines have found themselves knee-deep in drama recently due to misunderstandings over their pet travel policies.
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"It was important to both of them to clear up the misunderstandings," Steinmeier said in the posting.
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Their very different ways of handling the loss led to tragic misunderstandings, which ultimately doomed their relationship.
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Put your smartphone where it can be seen and announce that you are recording, to minimize misunderstandings.
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Such misunderstandings and a lack of clarity have been the source of breakdowns in past negotiating efforts.
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The dismissal statement said both sides of the case had corrected their misunderstandings, and apologies were exchanged.
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Many experts have pointed to broad misunderstandings in what "denuclearization" means for Pyongyang and the United States.
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Mercury retrograde is famously known for being a crappy time for communication—misunderstandings and mixed messages abound.
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It tries to depict love as it really is: which is pretty messy, and full of misunderstandings.
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It's about ships passing in the night and grave misunderstandings and lost opportunities and time running out.
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Whatever misunderstandings we may have had in the past, let these make way for a new beginning.
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But the abortion lands Norma in the hospital, setting off a chain of misunderstandings and malicious opportunism.
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Secrets are shared, but watch out for confusion and misunderstandings as Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7.
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Mercury is the planet of communication and commerce, so watch out for misunderstandings, delays, and technical difficulties.
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To avoid misunderstandings, it's best to begin talking when parents first ask for help, Ms. Wood said.
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When new encounters flare into misunderstandings, an exchange of anecdotes usually dissolves tension and overcomes mutual suspicion.
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But, texting can also lead to a lot of misunderstandings, causing communication to become more passive aggressive.
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But if this is the new model for Chinese outbound investment, more misunderstandings are bound to result.
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The absolute priority given to liberal fundamentals also promoted serious misunderstandings of the rest of the world.
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You can't necessarily control schedule changes or misunderstandings the same way you can control your personal life.
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His better-known plays find the comedy in foibles, deceptions and misunderstandings that are all too human.
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With the help of student loan expert Mark Kantrowitz, we've addressed some of the most common misunderstandings.
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He later sent on-the-record comments via email, stating that he was concerned about possible misunderstandings.
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For all the mistranslations and misunderstandings, positive exchange has already occurred because of Documenta's presence in Athens.
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Watch out for misunderstandings—this isn't the best time to start new conversations or travel, due to delays.
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Equating transgender Americans with criminals and predators perpetuates widespread misunderstandings about what it actually means to be transgender.
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Close regulatory dialog would help clear up "misunderstandings" and avoid equivalence decisions "going the wrong way," Lewis said.
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The AI was able to navigate a series of misunderstandings, but did so by rephrasing and repeating questions.
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Sometimes, our knowledge was earned the hard way, through booking mistakes, cultural misunderstandings, and lost-in-translation moments.
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Generally, modern day romance movies feature meet-cutes, marital woes, misunderstandings that are eventually resolved with a kiss.
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But Michaels — whose new book, The 6 Keys, addresses the myths and misunderstandings associated with aging — stood firm.
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The challenge is that the backers and the company had some misunderstandings about the features of the product.
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But wars sometimes erupt through accidents and misunderstandings, and one way to ward off that possibility is diplomacy.
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Despite enormous advances in treatment and prevention, secrecy, lies, stigma, shame and misunderstandings about HIV and AIDS continue.
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This whole word salad appears to be an intricate network of misunderstandings that follow from that core premise.
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A number of issues and misunderstandings in the days before the visit have only added to the tension.
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"We regret the misunderstandings and consequences that this personal expression of solicitude provoked," said the spokesman, Stéphane Dujarric.
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Yes, but: Many journalists in the meeting felt those points revealed misunderstandings about how the news media works.
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She returned to South Korea earlier this month and claimed that she wanted to clear up any misunderstandings.
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Rothenberg seems to think the chaos that encircled his firm last year owes to a series of misunderstandings.
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These statements put DREAMers in danger of losing their protections (or applying under false premises) because of misunderstandings.
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Many wars have resulted from misunderstandings and miscommunication, and the next Korean crisis may lead to that outcome.
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"The film literally makes things up and adds to misunderstandings about how serious news organizations work," he said.
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The lack of awareness of the pay gap is frustrating, but misunderstandings about its causes are downright dangerous.
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"The film literally makes things up and adds to misunderstandings about how serious news organizations work," said Riley.
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"Both sides should try to diffuse misunderstandings by meeting face-to-face," Moon said at the press conference.
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Black is right — unfortunately, there are a lot of misunderstandings about porn performers and sex work as a whole.
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The moon in fiery Sagittarius clashes with hazy Neptune, so watch out for misunderstandings and delays in your commute.
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But the two sides in Mr. Jelloun's novel — their complaints and misunderstandings — are not jarring or even particularly fresh.
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Countless times, I've seen misunderstandings of conversations that happen in the room shift to affecting actual payments someone receives.
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Smash Stigma.' campaign, the pop-up is hoping to erode the misunderstandings surrounding HIV, one meal at a time.
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Franken has denied some of the allegations against him, apologized for others, and chalked up many to unconscious misunderstandings.
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Their dialogue is full of misunderstandings, bickering, affection and humour, while the comforts of religion and sentimentality are resisted.
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A new study shows that many people approaching retirement or already retired have misunderstandings or misconceptions about Social Security.
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On Tuesday's all new episode, the two ladies came face-to-face to clear up some of their misunderstandings.
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"We are taking responsibility for any possible misunderstandings," Park explains, highlighting why the company chose to cancel the campaign.
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Just imagine the infinite number of awkward moments and misunderstandings that would have followed if the name had stuck.
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But grenades' frequent portrayal in television and movies has given the public some misunderstandings about how grenades actually work.
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" It adds the new guidance is "not intended to penalize filers for innocent mistakes or misunderstandings of evidentiary requirements.
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He said that Trump and Xi had discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstandings and miscalculations" in the vital seaway.
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One explains why it's so secretive, another asks for understanding from locals, and another attempts to straight some misunderstandings.
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There are misunderstandings with shepherds, awkward negotiations with village elders and an overall atmosphere of suspicion tinged with absurdity.
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Mercury retrograde has found you running into drama in your social life—be patient, misunderstandings are in the air.
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This is our inflexible rule in order to prevent misunderstandings and acrimony at just this stage of the proceedings.
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They said the new facility would reduce the chances of dangerous misunderstandings along the heavily armed inter-Korean border.
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These misunderstandings of the freeze response can also lead people around the survivor to misunderstand their lack of action.
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Mr. McCabe's lawyers have said that he did not lie and acted quickly to fix any inaccuracies or misunderstandings.
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But IRL, it usually doesn't involve a comical series of misunderstandings, pulse-pounding car chases, and romantic grand gestures.
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Amid rumors and misunderstandings, health workers have struggled to explain the importance of safe burials and other preventive measures.
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Secrets are revealed and misunderstandings clarified with the too-neat rush of a last scene in a Shakespearean comedy.
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In turn, they revealed what it meant to have a gay son, their hopes and fears, misunderstandings and shame.
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And an accompanying host of small diplomatic misunderstandings and missteps have begun adding up to more than their parts.
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He implied that Walmart is not "anti" anything; the company is "for" safety and preventing misunderstandings that produce tragedies.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Text messages received overnight on Wednesday caused confusion, misunderstandings and even alarm for some recipients.
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"Part of these tensions are coming from misunderstandings and we have to slow these down," Italy's Paolo Gentiloni said.
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Years later, that bipartisan law, born of the civil rights era, is under fresh attack from myths and misunderstandings.
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Exclamation points, emoji, or slightly more florid vocabulary, can all help to communicate our meaning and avoid awkward misunderstandings.
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Rainer Maria Rilke has a good line about fame being the sum of misunderstandings that gather around a name.
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Misunderstandings and assumptions about patterns of behavior in adolescence have been flourishing in the discourse around Kavanaugh's alleged actions.
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Over the centuries, misunderstandings surrounding the mysterious religion have fueled genocide — 73 times, Murad writes, a figure eerily exact.
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This Venus/Neptune conflict occurs between a partner and your domestic life, and could manifest as misunderstandings between roommates.
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Because of that, some consistent misunderstandings remain unaddressed or are exploited based on, what feels like, sheer willed ignorance.
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Their evidence is inconsistent, based mainly on misunderstandings, and generally no amount of demonstration or reasoning will change their minds.
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But he added that these reports could be simple misunderstandings and there was no concrete evidence to support the accusations.
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This is definitely an improvement, though it can lead to misunderstandings when edits are made during and after that time.
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One hitch: Mercury's backspin can ignite lovers' quarrels, so make sure everything is out on the table to avoid misunderstandings.
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Self-driving car makers have experimented with similar technology, saying they help reduce accidents and misunderstandings between human and machine.
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Try to avoid wasting your time arguing with strangers online—everyone knows text arguments are frustrating and prone to misunderstandings.
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And the twists and turns of their relationship are occasionally spurred by miscommunications and misunderstandings that verge on sitcom wackiness.
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I want to make sure in writing that there are no misunderstandings regarding this significant and urgent public health issue.
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Let's hope that Peeple's user base also gets the chance to correct any pesky misunderstandings about how much they suck.
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A series of misunderstandings coupled with Gattu's reluctance to own up to their relationship leads to many a funny situation.
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JZ: Well, you know there are some frictions and sometimes even clashes, although a lot of that are actually misunderstandings.
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Democrat Adlai Stevenson accepted the offer, but Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower rejected it, after a series of miscommunications and misunderstandings.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, illuminating the communication sector of your chart, but watch out for misunderstandings since Mercury is retrograde!
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The incoming administration is sending mixed messages to Russia, which could create misunderstandings that could easily spin out of control.
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Amir Hassan, a poet from the Gaza Strip, joked about the misunderstandings that plagued his first few years in Paris.
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There are also misunderstandings about medical eligibility that deprives women of same-day access to the full range of options.
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You're clearly a monster, but you're also right: Phone calls are terrible, anxious messes of misunderstandings, dropouts and dull patches.
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To combat any misunderstandings, their group was busy building a website full of information about the study and its design.
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Trump and his press secretary Sarah Sanders have since attempted to clean up both comments, claiming semantic mistakes and misunderstandings.
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The entire party explodes into a mélange of resentments and misunderstandings—and somehow the comedian Paul F. Tompkins shows up.
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And this, this feels like a breakup: the bitterness, the misunderstandings, the whys, the feeling of being unwelcomed, unwanted, unsafe.
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Watch out for misunderstandings and delays, and try to avoid travel, signing contracts, or making big purchases during Mercury retrograde.
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It's a lovely time to network, but remember that your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde, so watch out for misunderstandings.
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An official with the Xinzhou government in Wuhan told the paper that the project had created "misunderstandings" among the public.
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Between phone static, mistranslations, misunderstandings, and plain, simple indecision, communication is hard, but people's actions (or inaction) will speak volumes.
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What I wasn't prepared for were the misunderstandings from both my male and female partners, and from the queer community.
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Maybe Larry is mistaken for Bernie Sanders and, after a series of tragic and increasingly improbable misunderstandings, is elected president?
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But much of the criticism she faced is based on misunderstandings of security jargon that the Aspen audience would know.
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Unexpected good times come your way—just watch out for misunderstandings, but even so, things will eventually even out today.
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Remember, Mercury retrograde is tough for communication, so watch out for misunderstandings between yourself and your neighbors, roommates, or landlord.
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These new novels showcase those connections in all their intensity: misunderstandings, new beginnings, friendships upended and mended, families finally found.
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These were not bids for attention, nor were my gestures suicidal — two of the more common misunderstandings about self-harm.
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To the Editor: Misunderstandings about how scholarly papers are accepted for publication run rampant throughout recent revelations about academic hoaxing.
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Look, human relations are complicated, we are sexual creatures and it's inevitable that there will be fine lines and misunderstandings.
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Taipei has furiously refuted the allegations, saying Beijing's accusations would just create "more doubts and misunderstandings" between the two governments.
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"I hope to reveal what the text refuses to name, to show its misunderstandings," Mr. Cogitore said in an interview.
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"Many people don't really know exactly what Arabia is, and there are major misunderstandings around modest dressing, too," she said.
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It would be a structural mechanism for dialogue with Russia to raise concerns, avoid misunderstandings and, where possible, foster cooperation.
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But Dr. Thomas said that forming new relationships requires extra sensitivity and awareness of how to avoid misunderstandings and confusion.
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Brigadier General Zaw Min Tun, a military spokesman, said the armed forces needed to take legal action to prevent "misunderstandings".
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You could spin in any direction and point to the same brand of wacky misunderstandings, forgotten birthdays, and marital strife.
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These differences can help inform our understanding of current US politics, but first we should head off a few misunderstandings.
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It's clear there were some misunderstandings that led to this escalating, but I'm just glad that everything has been cleared up.
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Further, the story contains numerous inaccuracies, misleading statements, contradictions and fundamental misunderstandings of the scope of the incident and affected assets.
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Thank you for your time reading this, I apologize for all the publicity and misunderstandings this has brought to our school.
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" Coachella: Kesha surprises And so there would be no misunderstandings, Zedd tweeted, "Just to clarify: We didn't use any loop holes.
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Misunderstandings or arguments could arrive this evening, but you'll know how to talk your way out of trouble (you always do!).
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"If possible, approach the person and get more information to clear up any possible misunderstandings on either person's side," she says.
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"In our view, these are practical measures that could reduce tensions, and the risks of accidents, misunderstandings and miscalculation," he said.
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Javid said businesses also wanted more information about the implications of the vote, as there were misunderstandings about what it meant.
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Conceptual misunderstandings Data from diagnostic questions that CSSL uses in student assessments show a number of misconceptions across different subject areas.
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"Misunderstandings or deliberate provocations by…armed groups could easily drag the two countries" into a fight, worries Crisis Group, an NGO.
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The report, he wrote, was based on misunderstandings of the military justice system and a lack of access to some information.
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The main goal is to codify them in a way that avoids misunderstandings about what each side has committed to do.
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These fundamental missteps and misunderstandings matter to HBCUs because of just how much of their funding comes from the federal government.
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All of the Democratic contenders accept the science of climate change; Trump's misunderstandings of it are too numerous to list here.
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That may not be the case now; people will be in a shit mood, and misunderstandings will be in the air.
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This week begins in a haze as communication planet Mercury squares off with delusional Neptune, creating confusion and misunderstandings between lovers.
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He's right that a generational gap in media leads to misunderstandings about his work, but I'm not sure it applies here.
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I speculated on the possibility of this not unthinkable hatred, the misunderstandings that might have taken place, but found nothing convincing.
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Carter said the reports were based on misunderstandings of the military justice system and a lack of access to some information.
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We must commit to the infrastructure of our planet and build bridges between people of all nations, dispelling misconceptions and misunderstandings.
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They often end up spending evenings in the TV room, Paperny said, where fights break out and misunderstandings are more common.
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But their claims about trade, both before and after the vote, may arguably be seen as misunderstandings rather than sheer dishonesty.
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A wedding is a one-shot celebration of tying the knot, but marriage is an open-ended practice of disentangling misunderstandings.
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Whether they understand it or not, the characters have been propping themselves up by their complex web of misunderstandings and lies.
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We barely survived the first Cold War, given all the near-misses and nuclear misunderstandings we now know about from history.
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Less than a week later, the Chinese premier, Li Keqiang, telephoned Mr. Tsipras to make sure there were no more misunderstandings.
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That will go a long way to minimize misunderstandings during the complicated negotiations that will follow the meeting of the principals.
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It is basic differences and misunderstandings like these that contribute to the low numbers of women and minorities in the sciences.
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Mercury will also begin its retrograde on this day, so try not to get into too many fights over simple misunderstandings!
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Arguments and misunderstandings will bubble up midweek—your ruling planet Mercury, which is currently retrograde, will clash with action planet Mars.
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" The statement said that the company had reversed its policy, as "those guidelines could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent.
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Those working in the sector must help them to understand and support policy development, rather than allow misunderstandings and mistrust to compound.
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Kerry said the United States - and he personally - had gone to lengths to try to clear up misunderstandings among banks and businesses.
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Lindsay Naeder, director of the autism response team at Autism Speaks, said training law enforcement is an important step in preventing misunderstandings.
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During the Cold War, we installed hotlines so the US president could allay any misunderstandings by talking directly to a foreign leader.
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This, of course, soon turns romantic, though not without a requisite number of misunderstandings, wacky situations, and clever banter along the way.
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"We have no misunderstandings," Varjoranta said ahead of a high-level policy consultation meeting between the IAEA and South Korea in Seoul.
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Mercury retrograde is a famously shitty time to make important decisions or sign contracts, due to misunderstandings that are likely to arise.
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And as evidenced during the Republican National Convention, some people, like Donald Trump, are invested in exploiting those misunderstandings for political points.
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The mood's not all bad, though, (it's just confusing, so watch out for misunderstandings!) as romance flows when Venus connects with Neptune.
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Today, with heavy reliance on brief communications through texts, for example, there's so much room for misunderstandings, and consequently office fall-outs.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde at 7:15 PM, so watch out for misunderstandings and delays, and make time to rest!
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UNESCO recognises that traditions change, but the Japanese registration required to apply for the listing does not, which he said creates misunderstandings.
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As this debate starts to become more mainstream in America, there are lots of misunderstandings and misapprehensions being passed off as fact.
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In recent studies, Professor Adams found that misunderstandings often exist between the victims of harm and the people who committed the harm.
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Lara Jean wins the boy, Peter wins the girl, and all is right in the world after some minor scuffles and misunderstandings.
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"One must clear up misunderstandings like the ones that have evidently arisen with Italy," Kern told a joint news conference with Doskozil.
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When I first heard about French towns banning burkinis, I thought about those middle school stares, and the possible misunderstandings behind them.
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Unfortunately, such misunderstandings are widespread, not only among the media and the watching world but also many civilian legal experts as well.
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"Many people don't really know exactly what Arabia is, and there are major misunderstandings around modest dressing, too," Ms. Aljuhani Abdulaziz added.
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Life is messy, prone to flare-ups and ego clashes and misunderstandings that can be painful or hilarious depending on the day.
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"Fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings, we must not sleepwalk our way into war," Guterres warned as he opened the assembly.
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It did not refer directly to Ai's order, but acknowledged that the rules "could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".
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Among the many misunderstandings of the GND resolution upon its release was the notion that it was just another policy white paper.
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Communication planet Mercury is retrograde for the first half of the month, and you know what that means: major delays and misunderstandings.
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There have been too many misunderstandings lately for your taste, Libra—why can't everyone just make sense, get along, and calm down?
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While this is a good and helpful idea in theory, predictive keyboards often make bizarre suggestions that can lead to hilarious misunderstandings.
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Spangler writes fights and misunderstandings with heartbreaking precision, but she puts her characters' hearts — and the readers' — back together by the end.
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We've had wars because of lack of clarity; we've had great misunderstandings that have led to violence because of lack of clarity.
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One of the most common misunderstandings about the technician's job is the role of the computerized repair systems, according to Mr. Uyematsu.
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Common misunderstandings persist about who needs a passport (answer: everyone, even infants) and the rules regarding expiration dates, which vary by country.
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The riveting seven-minute clip of the misunderstanding to end all misunderstandings is full of suspense, which soon devolves into complete chaos.
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But as military activity in the region trends upward alongside commercial activity, the chance of accidents, misunderstandings and miscommunications heightens as well.
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Hierarchical communication, gender norms and attitudes toward punctuality can differ widely, and knowing the traditions can help visitors avoid misunderstandings, she said.
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" The Danish company said it has changed its policy because of its potential to result "in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent.
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It did not refer directly to the Weiwei order, but acknowledged that the rules "could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".
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The anticipation for Half-Life 3 is so great that it frequently leads to misunderstandings and obnoxious interviews with Valve CEO Gabe Newell.
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He expressed frustration with continued misunderstandings around how the free app model works, saying that this is the wrong thing to focus on.
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When it takes place in Leo specifically, we ought to brace for misunderstandings in which our pride and egos are on the line.
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Thanks to those misunderstandings, rumours swirl about Binny's alleged dalliances, and her brother wants to see her married off as soon as possible.
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It's about the discrepancy between any two minds, the inherent misunderstandings arising from different needs and perceptions, the futile wish to control outcomes.
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It's the latest example of rage erupting on board over any number of issues, from canceled flights to seat disputes to apparent misunderstandings.
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"We should have been clearer in our communication and engagement in order to avoid such misunderstandings between Germany and the kingdom," he said.
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Facebook said that contributed to misunderstandings and made it harder for users navigating the platform in the nonnative language to report offensive content.
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If we don't communicate -- military-to-military, political-to-political -- with the Russian government, can we avoid misunderstandings that could have terrifying consequences?
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It's a mystical land filled with comic misunderstandings and impromptu musical numbers, where everyone works as either a magazine editor or an architect.
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"The report demonstrates fundamental misunderstandings of law and policy related to the safety and care of Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC)," the statement reads.
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The goal was to lower the risk of misunderstandings and accidents between the two navies, since they're both operating on the high seas.
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Let the past and its misunderstandings go, and connect with your sense of truth and your own voice to make the future clearer.
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When misunderstandings happen, it's the human who ends up bitten and, depending on local animal control laws, the dog who ends up dead.
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His duet with Mimì in Act III, full of fluctuating emotions and misunderstandings, was a model of textured acting supported by flexible singing.
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Parents should start by checking out what the child thinks is going on and take the opportunity to correct misunderstandings and reduce anxieties.
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But despite these misunderstandings, many of us tend to lean on the love and support we get from our biological (or chosen) family.
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Ceremonial greetings and cultural exchanges overlap with misunderstandings and threats of violence, before culminating in a reenactment of the death of Captain Cook.
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Communication issues, misunderstandings, lies, gossip, broken promises, and the ways in which you've simply been too idealistic are in focus during this time.
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And yet, bearing witness to the unfolding events makes it easy to fall into the trap of our own misunderstandings about the country.
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Moreover, the perception that climate change isn't as urgent as other crises may rely on misunderstandings about how climate-related changes will happen.
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" This, he writes, is why the Joker is all motives: "mental illness, bad jobs, alienation, misunderstandings, nihilism, devious co-workers, social-service cutbacks.
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The study revealed other misunderstandings and gaps in knowledge between spouses, even though most couples claim to communicate either exceptionally or very well.
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And, because he lacks interest in the policy nuance, misunderstandings abound as he agrees to things without even knowing he is doing so.
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His astute observations were leavened with tart humor, and he was adept at using misunderstandings, either accidental or willful, as fuel for drama.
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The uncertainty this week could be the first of many misunderstandings to come as new tax rules take effect starting New Year's Day.
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The Turkish presidency said Kalin and McMaster had agreed for Turkey and the United States to remain in close coordination to "avoid misunderstandings".
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What is meant to be an amiable conversation can potentially lead to misunderstandings, hurt, and in extreme cases, hatred for an entire ethnicity.
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His biography bridges the racial divide, a territory that apparently seethes with more misunderstandings and greater malice than most Americans care to admit.
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It occurs, usually, not within an ongoing relationship between the people involved — and is therefore more likely to be triggered, unfairly, by misunderstandings.
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It's a bad time for travel, due to delays, and a bad time for communication or signing contracts, due to miscommunications and misunderstandings.
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"We all know that in the last few months there have been many misunderstandings between our two countries," Oli said in the Nepali capital.
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Speaking alongside Yellen and Draghi, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the best way to avoid misunderstandings was to keep the message simple.
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I spoke to nine Muslim Americans about how misunderstandings, stereotypes, and hateful rhetoric about their religion has affected their lives in the years since.
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With the help of student loan expert Mark Kantrowitz, we've addressed some of the most common misunderstandings about the program that trip people up.
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In theory, this ought to allow for the sort of comic misunderstandings and pointed observations on class and manners that peppered Mr Curtis's script.
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We just wrote this piece on Netflix and the misunderstandings on Redef, Matt Ball did, and talked about the importance of product in technology.
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From awkward work situations to major misunderstandings, these stories are a great reminder that we're not always right about people from the get-go.
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It's patently absurd, and predicated on so many misunderstandings it's a wonder this house of cards ever got slapped together in the first place.
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Given the amount of fighting and misunderstandings that Riggs and Meredith have on a near constant basis, they must have the hottest sex imaginable.
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Leo-based retrogrades in particular may place our egos, reputations, and pride in the crosshairs, with misunderstandings and back-handed comments acting as ammo.
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Unfortunately, the misunderstandings about psychedelics, brought about by a drug policy that is not evidence-based, holds back scientific exploration of such potential therapies.
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It's not just a matter of style—in some cases they're so different from other platforms that they can lead to some serious misunderstandings.
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Jules Polonetsky, CEO of the Future of Privacy Forum, says in an interview with CNBC that the distinctions between devices create misunderstandings among users.
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Late Sunday evening, there is conflict due to some misunderstandings in your interpersonal commitments, as Venus squares off with Neptune, the planet of illusions.
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At times, wine consumption has yielded interesting dialogues between Assyrians and the Muslim community, which peacefully coexisted in Mardin for centuries, despite some misunderstandings.
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This is one of the greatest misunderstandings in our country – that the voters have the right to choose the nominee of a political party.
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Despite this comment, the FCC did not correct its misunderstandings, but instead premised the proposed Order on the very technical flaws the comment explained.
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This bodes well for smoothing over any misunderstandings and for helping you connect with the people you want to partner with (romantically or otherwise!).
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With the pressure for everyone, big and small, to constantly produce new products and new content, there's a greater chance for gaffes and misunderstandings.
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Though emoji are supposed to be consistent across platforms, in practice there are slight variations that can lead to some real misunderstandings in meaning.
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The two countries' armed forces remain woefully ill-prepared to defuse any unexpected crises or to avoid misunderstandings that might arise from military movements.
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Dermer said the meeting was an important way to establish a "strong personal rapport" between the leaders and to smooth over any previous misunderstandings.
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So show me a study, in some way that there was more confusion, more misrepresentation, more misunderstandings than any time in any other election.
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Suzuki addressed some common concerns and misunderstandings about opioid use disorder (OUD), and offered some advice on how best to support your loved ones.
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That's always been at the core of Juiceboxxx, and I think that's lead to a lot of misunderstandings, but I've never been blindly positive.
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Her book, "The Myth of Voter Fraud," concluded that almost all instances of illegal votes can be chalked up to misunderstandings and administrative error.
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Doing so would help avoid misunderstandings among both the American public and the citizens of nations in which U.S. military units will be operating.
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Being proactive with employers and co-workers and setting realistic expectations about what you can accomplish is necessary to prevent misunderstandings down the line.
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The plot advances through each woman's story; as the symmetries between them pile up, along with misunderstandings, the novel accumulates momentum and emotional power.
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The larger point is that successive peace process efforts have failed not because of avoidable misunderstandings, inept negotiating tactics, diplomatic blunders or bad luck.
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It's a realm of misunderstandings, disappointments, unfulfilled longings and everyday betrayals, and Soccer Mommy's songs recount them in a haze of acceptance and resentment.
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Karin Olofsdotter, Sweden's ambassador to the United States, said in a telephone interview on Thursday that she was concerned about "misunderstandings" that had arisen.
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The new findings tell us that both advocates and opponents were operating from misunderstandings that made the constitutional issue seem harder than it is.
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Definitions belong to the definer, not the defined, and Australians long ago learned it is easier to agree with the misunderstandings than fight them.
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But at the end of the day, it's important for people to feel like they can talk to each other to help minimize misunderstandings.
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I like communicating with people overseas in a foreign language and helping American engineers, managers and their overseas agents get along and avoid misunderstandings.
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It is possible that, as in past rounds of talks, there are still misunderstandings that will only become apparent as the deal is formalised.
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Less fully appreciated was the fragility of the balance of terror, which was at risk less from warmongering than from misunderstandings, glitches or accidents.
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When they meet with foreign leaders, presidents typically want at least one aide in the room — not just an interpreter — to avoid misunderstandings later.
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A crucial part of this strategy is learning the language and helping them avoid gaffes and misunderstandings that could scuttle deals and harm working relationships.
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Malacalza Investimenti, the single largest shareholder with a 17.6 percent stake, had previously said there had been misunderstandings with the banks in the guarantee consortium.
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The same idea was also taken a step further, to look at potential misunderstandings that can occur when we use phrases instead of hard numbers.
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"Twenty-five years ago, we learned a lesson in what the lack of political power and cultural misunderstandings between minority groups can do," Lee said.
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China has shrugged off the controversy, with its vice foreign minister saying it was "hard to avoid misunderstandings" over the burgeoning Belt and Road project.
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Ahead are all the phrases Kimmy confuses, puns she gets wrong, and general linguistic misunderstandings in the first two seasons of the hit Netflix series.
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The fallout from that event led to the disappearance of the girl, a series of diplomatic misunderstandings, and essentially everything that happened in season one.
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Since most people don't have a background in mental health, dating someone with anxiety can be a true shitshow—full of misunderstandings and frustrated arguments.
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He described the uproar over his remarks on Epstein and Minsky as "misunderstandings and mischaracterizations" in his two-sentence public statement about his MIT resignation.
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I only let a selective few rent the mags I got, and I go through every page before and after so there aren't no misunderstandings.
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READ THE STORY These conflicting desires — the mother's desire to protect versus the daughter's desire for approval — set the stage for painful misunderstandings and arguments.
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The Moon is in Capricorn today, lighting up the communication sector of your chart, but Mercury retrograde also begins today, so watch out for misunderstandings.
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While talking with these runners, he said, they often discuss myths and misunderstandings around running injuries and explain recommendations around stretching and warm-up activities.
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"Misunderstandings that arose from media speculation and lack of communication between the two sides were being solved in ongoing talks," the newspaper added, citing Guo.
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There is an enchanting ski trip, a smattering of pranks and misunderstandings and a touch of suspense, all rendered in expressive and imaginative visual detail.
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Mr. Sharif will "use his experiences and knowledge to remove internal misunderstandings among Muslim countries," Mr. Janjua was quoted as saying by local news media.
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"For Rwanda, the growing risks to our national security from the Burundian impasse and misunderstandings in our foreign relations are unacceptable," she said, without elaborating.
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Abe said the report had caused "misunderstandings" and reiterated the government's position that reforms to the pension system implemented in 2004 had ensured its sustainability.
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"The meeting was convened to coordinate action by the various ministers and to avoid any overlaps or misunderstandings arising," Conte's office said in a statement.
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Chief among those misunderstandings, Maler says, is the idea that abusive relationships are rare, or that victims should just be able to leave on a whim.
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Mercury RetrogradeFrequency: Three times a yearLength: Three weeksWe alluded to Mercury's retrograde effects already, and Tripp adds travel issues, misunderstandings, and technological mishaps to the list.
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Abe said the report had caused "misunderstandings" and he reiterated the government's position that reforms to the pension system implemented in 2004 had ensured its sustainability.
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Lastly, during this process, we have caused misunderstandings and great concern due to our being unable to communicate in a timely manner and provide complete information.
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In the #MeToo era, society is finally having frank conversations about the myths and misunderstandings women and people assigned female at birth (afab) learn about sex.
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Still, if you're home for Christmas and worried there won't be enough pointless arguments and misunderstandings to fill the time — try Tinder on your TV instead.
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I don't use the media or my friends to handle personal relationship misunderstandings, as we just saw them do, and have seen happen many times before.
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If you felt like you were dealing with twice as many headaches, misunderstandings, and stressors as you normally experience during a Mercury backspin, you're not alone.
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Misunderstandings between investors, who believed they were guaranteed a certain return, and founders, who remembered things differently, occur more regularly than either group cares to admit.
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I was Director of Systems Engineering for the project for 10 years and wish to correct the record and misunderstandings about Biosphere 2 and its creators.
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Release at this time would alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen and would answer congressional and public questions about the nature and outcome of our investigation.
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In stark contrast to his predecessor, Hailemariam Desalegn, who accused Eritrea of supporting anti-government protests, Mr Abiy called for an end to "years of misunderstandings".
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They help mitigate misunderstandings among big powers, build transparency measures through mutual verification and contribute to confidence building -- cultivating a habit of cooperation through open channels.
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In the interview, Merkel said she regretted any misunderstandings, but that she had been given "political commitments", and had not said any deals had been signed.
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In talking with clients, Alexander said, he and colleagues often spend time correcting misunderstandings and educating them on best practices when it comes to strength training.
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Many believe that a referral to Channel earns a criminal record (it doesn't); newspapers run stories about public officials referring people over absurd misunderstandings (often exaggerated).
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Despite these growth projections, the sharing economy faces a variety of different challenges moving forward, including major litigation issues, legal regulations and social misunderstandings, among others.
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The post began by acknowledging "questions, misunderstandings and accusations around Facebook's content review processes," a likely reference to an investigation by The Verge published earlier Monday.
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These two countries, bedeviled by decades of misunderstandings, violence and wariness, now have the chance to create a partnership that seemed unlikely even three years ago.
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"I'd like to clear up any misunderstandings you may have about Profile bread from its advertising or even its name," Ms. Meade told her television audience.
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"I believe their statement is based on some misunderstandings of what this is about," IB Petersen, Denmark's special envoy for the ICPD, told a news conference.
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Her spokesman added that May called on Russia to continue to use these measures to "reduce the chance of misunderstandings over what is a crowded airspace".
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We would like the U.S. public to get to know us better," the ad states, noting that the U.S. government has "developed some misunderstandings about us.
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"Talking through long-term care desires early-on with family members will be crucial to setting expectations, delegating responsibilities and avoiding misunderstandings or surprises," said Stevens.
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Yet in these misunderstandings, we each have found a new love, one that relies on the certainty of the present, not the burden of the past.
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Communication breakdowns are one of the by-products of Mercury's triannual backspins, and May could bring a few agonizing misunderstandings that need to be worked through.
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In many ways, this is actually a hugely creative time for you—however, misunderstandings are also likely as the sun's rays get clouded by Neptune's fog.
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Tony Abboud, executive director of the Vaping Technology Association, says the ACS statement helps point out common misunderstandings, and emphasized that it supports e-cigarette use.
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However, your ruling planet Mercury begins is retrograde today in your opposite sign, Sagittarius, which means you'll have to watch out for misunderstandings in your partnerships.
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As he took office, public health researchers and epidemiologists specifically cited his inexperience and misunderstandings of science as dangers in the event of a disease outbreak.
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Misreading someone's expressions can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts in professional or personal relationships—you can imagine that misreading pride for contempt might lead to problems.
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There is still time "to start a dialogue," he said, "in an effort to reduce current tensions and head off misunderstandings that could lead to war."
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There are many misunderstandings about head lice, Dr. Jackson said, including the persistent idea that a child with head lice is evidence of an unclean home.
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South Korean officials said the new facility would reduce the chances of dangerous misunderstandings at the heavily armed border and serve as a venue for meetings.
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What makes pledges like these harmful, rather than merely unimpactful or symbolic, is when those misunderstandings are used to stigmatize perfectly legitimate forms of political expression.
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Campbell certainly is, especially after a series of misunderstandings leads Strickland to challenge him to the after-school face-off that gives the movie its name.
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In fact, there's a prominent exhibit at the park's Giant Forest Museum chronicling how the government nearly undid the trees' entire ecosystem through misunderstandings and mismanagement.
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"In the last couple of years, the majority of problems have been created by the misunderstandings among the religions," said Mr. Ansari, an oncologist and hematologist.
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We initially thought that officers would chalk up public misunderstandings to "business as normal," as criminologists who claim the Ferguson effect does not exist would argue.
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"The frequent resort to bloodshed by Nigerians over misunderstandings that can be resolved peacefully, is worrisome," said the statement, issued by Mr. Buhari's spokesman, Garba Shehu.
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Brexit is a middle finger from the baby boomers to young people like me The misunderstandings and misinformation about the referendum were clear on the streets.
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Communication issues will flare up today, and watch out for an annoying commute or for some misunderstandings while you run around town, trying to get shit done.
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Many people use the term "vagina" to refer to the entire female genital region, and misunderstandings about anatomy have been documented in at least one other study.
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After her brilliant debut novel Conversations With Friends, the Irish writer once again explores the fascinating power dynamics and mutual misunderstandings that come with so many relationships.
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There are certainly ways for Endgame to take that back — superhero history is jam-packed with misunderstandings or conflicting agendas between heroes, leading to brief hero-vs.
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The Moon in chill air sign Aquarius opposes logical Mercury at 4:27 PM and misunderstandings are in the air, so make time to hear everyone out.
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"I always feel it's important for two sides to hear each other and it reduces, but it doesn't eliminate, but reduces misunderstandings in the future," El-Erian.
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Tyson has denied that he raped El Maat and called her credibility into question, as well as stated that the incidents involving Allers and Watson were misunderstandings.
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Flukes and misunderstandings and simple disregard for how words work have been the lifeblood of the genre for more or less as long as it has existed.
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And that I think, actually, will help to, actually, at least dissolve some of the misunderstandings and actually they can find some common grounds to work with.
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Apollo — never develops quite as forcefully as it should, and the life-or-death battle between the two icons ultimately comes down to a series of misunderstandings.
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There can be some arguments with family members or roommates as confused retrograde Mercury meets defensive Mars, brewing up the perfect storm of misunderstandings and reactive statements.
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With as much fun as you could potentially be having, be sensitive about other peoples emotions, watch out for misunderstandings, and don't make important decisions right now.
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"The sad part is that those on any list really require my help to address any misunderstandings as to why they are receiving such scrutiny," he said.
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This is the type of family in which no one ever says those one or two extra sentences that would head off misunderstandings or prevent bruised feelings.
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Hamas did so by manipulating misunderstandings about international law, chiefly the common but incorrect belief that legal responsibility for civilian casualties automatically lies with those using force.
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The moon Gemini lights up the relationship sector of your chart today, Sagittarius, and while some misunderstandings may come early on, people are in a good mood.
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The moon in Gemini lights up the communication sector of your chart today, Aries, and while some misunderstandings may come this morning, generally, everyone is getting along.
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However, as Black Thought explained on Desus & Mero Monday night, the group's relationship with the late rapper was simply made up of a bunch of wild misunderstandings.
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Tensions have gotten to the point that only face-to-face discussions are going to suffice to repair the increasingly deep-seated misunderstandings between our two states.
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For "The Nap" is also a comedy of deception, including self-deception, and the sort of willful, hilarious misunderstandings that have always been a basis for slapstick.
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This is not the cliché "past the radar" humor of most children's shows, or even the over-the-top misunderstandings that define the plots of, say, Rugrats.
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Rejections and aesthetic misunderstandings are walls many black female artists must regularly scale when they seek to make art their full-time vocation and secure gallery representation.
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"The Commission should clearly define the dataset it wants to obtain and ensure transparency towards the public, to avoid any possible misunderstandings," Wiewiórowski added in the letter.
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They break off their arrangement over trivial misunderstandings, see other people (Connell a prototypical nice girl, Marianne a series of monstrous sadists), and then get back together.
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Eventually, the parties settled for $2230 million and Mr. Brant — who described these events as a series of "misunderstandings" — said they had a good relationship after that.
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American investor and self-made billionaire Ray Dalio has advice to help you run more practical and effective meetings to avoid misunderstandings and wasting time at work.
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But his dismissal from Ciming shattered his self-esteem, he said, and he began volunteering information about his transgender identity in job interviews to avoid later misunderstandings.
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There's also the misunderstandings and stereotypes surrounding what constitutes a person with a disability and why their inclusion matters just as much as those of other minorities.
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There might be some problematic points in the petition that caused some misunderstandings, but all in all it was just a humanitarian call to save innocent civilians.
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You could manipulate the language — create your own interpretations, sometimes the result of potentially fruitful misunderstandings; you could play the game differently, and not obey the rules.
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Its 86 registered lobbyists have plenty of friends in Washington, and can surely secure a meeting with Trump to patch things up and clear up any misunderstandings.
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"This was a cascade of misunderstandings that has damaged the trust to breaking point," said Howard Eissenstaat, associate professor in Middle East history at St. Lawrence University.
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Old Mutual International, part of Quilter, and Atomik Research surveyed 147 British expatriates across the world to gain insight into the most common misunderstandings about UK tax law.
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I'm happy that food labels are now listing added sugar, because I think it will really help to dispel a lot of the misunderstandings and myths about sugar.
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In the heat of all of these conversations, it's easy to forget that cultural myths and misunderstandings about sex are bad for men, too — just for different reasons.
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Monopoly power of Google, Facebook and Amazon: The EU's aggressive regulatory approach: Reality check: Several of Trump's statements during the interview underscore some misunderstandings regarding existing tech policy.
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On Thursday, whatever upheaval was caused by interpersonal misunderstandings swings back into order as Mercury ends its retrograde and resumes a forward motion through your house of partnerships.
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As the Mosuo homelands have become a tourist destination, non-Mosuo tour guides and the Mosuo themselves have occasionally exploited these misunderstandings in favor of a great story.
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Altman makes her case in a provocative new book, "The Truth About Social Security: The Founders' Words Refute Revisionist History, Zombie Lies, and Common Misunderstandings" (Strong Arm Press).
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Avoiding the subject all together, or dodging tough questions, can contribute to cultural misunderstandings that grow into hostility or even hatred toward immigrant and refugee groups over time.
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Most of us have been thrown into misunderstandings and disagreements and have lived the reality of how quickly a text message that says "k" can lead to meltdowns.
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That void can breed a whole host of misunderstandings about real world science, leading us to treat revolutionary ideas, whether CRISPR or AI, only as things to fear.
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That said, I think one of the misunderstandings about diplomacy that gets exploited and weaponized against the State Department is this idea that these deals can be perfect.
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Mogahed, director of research at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, hopes to fight common misunderstandings about Muslims and how they are portrayed by American media outlets.
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"There are a lot of stigmas and misunderstandings of disability in our society, and a lot of that comes from a lack of experience with it," Shane said.
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Showing transparency and a willingness for an open, ongoing dialogue will work wonders for preventing misunderstandings based on policy interactions and help defuse tensions and a potential rebellion.
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Dr. Stephen Melito, 32, a father of two who also trained as a medical examiner this year, said he felt that the crime shows had created some misunderstandings.
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" In a statement, Samsung said it "would like to apologize for any misunderstandings this may have caused the Chinese consumers due to an unclear communication in the process.
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Misunderstandings stretched out the first few hours of both, slowing progress right down—but this ultimately saw me form a deeper emotional attachment to their depictions of Link.
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This balancing act of a novel, poised between languages (where the Hippocratic is confused with the "hypocritic" oath), peoples and places, superstition and science, is compounded of misunderstandings.
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Nearly three years later, a new book by a lion researcher provides more detail into the animal's final hours, and seeks to correct some misunderstandings about Cecil's death.
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Assumptions about what survivors should remember or how they should behave contribute to fundamental misunderstandings about the nature of sex crimes and their impact on survivors, Poore said.
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"Either we have changed our view and we want to be much closer to Washington, or this is a series of misadventures, mistakes and misunderstandings," Mr. Mahon said.
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He also publicly urged the US and North Korea to stage more gradual working talks in the lead-up to the summit to resolve any disagreements or misunderstandings.
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Gathered together for Lisa Vanderpump's diamonds and rosé-themed party, the RHOBH cast used the backyard bash as an opportunity to address longstanding disputes and clear up major misunderstandings.
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Miscommunications and misunderstandings pile up, jealousy rears its head again and again, and both Lara Jean and Peter struggle to make room for each each other in their lives.
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Nothing has been lost just yet, but the OIG is worried that the lack of formal loan agreements could cause misunderstandings between NASA and those borrowing the agency's property.
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As NATO accelerates its biggest military build-up in eastern Europe since the Cold War, the alliance wants to talk to Moscow about improved military transparency to avoid misunderstandings.
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However, as Vox's German Lopez pointed out, the myth persists because it is based on misunderstandings of data: New York Times columnist Charles Blow previously took on this myth.
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"We urge Russia to share information regarding its exercises and operations in NATO's vicinity to clearly convey its intentions and minimize any misunderstandings," Pentagon spokesman US Army Lt. Col.
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"At this delicate moment in the talks with China, I think the Trump administration needs to be worried about misunderstandings that might arise by negotiating in public," he said.
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A greater threat to Taiwan may simply be that an absence of official contacts between the two sides will lead to dangerous misunderstandings in a region bristling with weaponry.
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Limited interactions with racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, and college graduates may contribute to prejudicial stereotypes, political and cultural misunderstandings, and a general fear of rejection and not-belonging.
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The event ended early after an attendee was arrested, and what was reported to be excessive local security presence — an outcome perhaps caused by misunderstandings between hosts and guests.
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The dismissal statement released on October 2 said that evidence in the case exonerated Pitchford of the allegations against him, and that misunderstandings between both sides had been resolved.
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Just as developers sometimes have blind spots concerning the product, or misunderstandings regarding the ways people will be affected by different features, so do we as individuals regarding ourselves.
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And if you're rich enough and powerful enough, the sort of misunderstandings that would naturally follow from that can take on the shape and size of an international incident.
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The story, too, felt unfinished — its bucolic valley under siege from a mysterious fog was richly imagined, but the plot went astray into dull misunderstandings and rote bullying drama.
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"There's a lot of misunderstandings about what they're useful for," says Kristian Andersen, an evolutionary biologist at Scripps Research who has studied the genetic origins of SARS-CoV-2.
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Anyone who has been a tourist can sympathize with the irritations — blistered heels, missed meals, wrong turns and late arrivals — that set in train a fateful series of misunderstandings.
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"We are working diligently to get Mr. Abraham-Joseph out of detention while we work with the authorities to clear up any misunderstandings," Dina LaPolt said in a statement.
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"You have this situation where [papers] either come back from journals with absurd referee reports that reflect deep misunderstandings, or they just take several years to publish," Barwick said.
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He said honest mistakes and misunderstandings caused the other half of the money to be contributed late and said technical issues hampered efforts to raise the $50,000 from patrons.
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"One of the biggest misunderstandings is that Orthodox Jews are somehow technophobic or avoid technology, and that's not and has never been a part of Orthodox culture," he said.
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"There are a lot of stigmas and misunderstandings of disability in our society, and a lot of that comes from a lack of experience with it," Shane told Insider.
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The Pentagon's arguments against the MJIA rest not just on bad data but also on fundamental misunderstandings about how military justice works, Christensen explained to Vox in an interview.
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"There is a greater potential for misunderstandings in partnerships," Tripp explains, adding that these periods can call the state of your relationship and your approach to self-presentation into question.
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Mercury in Sagittarius means people will be saying whatever is on their minds, since since it's retrograde, things might not be said in the right way—be careful of misunderstandings.
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And while most people thought the face with a straight mouth was "unamused," Australians and Brits thought it just meant "neutral/content," which could lead to some pretty major misunderstandings.
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Ryan Lochte appeared on ABC's Good Morning America Tuesday to speak out about his controversial Rio robbery scandal – clarifying yet again some of the misunderstandings and exaggerations surrounding the incident.
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Even more good vibes come your way when Venus meets Jupiter in Virgo on August 27: Misunderstandings will be smoothed over, and people will see you in a charismatic light.
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Dunford, who speaks periodically with Gerasimov, has stressed that the two militaries need to be able to have candid, private communications to avoid misunderstandings that could lead to armed confrontation.
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"I genuinely believe that with added effort to explain our intentions we will be able to clarify misunderstandings," Morawiecki told reporters in Warsaw on Wednesday on his return from Brussels.
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A month later, photos surfaced of a conversation between the two rappers at the Met Gala, where Cardi says the two addressed any misunderstandings they may have had in person.
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BTW ... it's not the first time the Russian fighter has been accused of racism, but he has said in the past that cultural misunderstandings were to blame for the controversies.
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The statement from Owens and his family apologized to his friends, the university, the Iowa City community and police for the "misunderstandings and anxiety" from his involvement in the incident.
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You're never quite sure what's going on at that upstate home, whether everyone's involved in some larger sinister plot or if it can all be chalked up to awkward misunderstandings.
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"In this particular moment, the voices of Syrians and people from the Middle East are so important to be heard in order to break down misunderstandings and stereotypes," he said.
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What should scare Americans is allowing misunderstandings and fear-mongering about the national debt to prevent us from taking bold action to deal with the urgent threat of climate change.
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But they often warn that the region's volatility, combined with hair-trigger alerts and the ease with which misunderstandings can spiral out of control, puts the odds well above zero.
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The moon is in intellectual air sign Libra today, Leo, lighting up the communication sector of your chart, but watch out for complications around your commute and misunderstandings about plans.
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The blind optimism of some Chinese companies investing overseas has fueled misunderstandings in some countries, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) added in a report on China's offshore investments.
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Some couples run into conflict over misunderstandings about what they're allowed to do with others, Twist says—and if someone crosses the boundaries that were agreed upon, it's still cheating.
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But there are a few common misunderstandings about health costs when people are older, including the idea that money can easily be saved by reducing wasteful end-of-life spending.
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"One of the biggest misunderstandings about property value is that the amenities you choose to add will translate to value," said Jonathan Miller, president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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Other than that major development, the two best friends are up to all of their usual antics involving romantic misunderstandings, social media snafus, and minor run-ins with the law.
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Nor do we have any additional sources to help determine that any of these events actually happened as recorded, or whether cultural misunderstandings or biases may have warped the accounts.
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"Iran has announced that, with or without a mediator, it is always ready to hold talk with its neighbours, including Saudi Arabia, to get rid of any misunderstandings," Mousavi added.
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Even worse, human beings are capable of learning from secondhand, somewhat oversimplified popularizations of social science research and behaving in new ways in response to subtle misunderstandings of that research.
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In 2015, she returned to TV, and popped up on the UK reality show, "Celebrity Big Brother," where she was involved in one of the most infamous misunderstandings on the show.
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"Recent articles attempt to fabricate a web of old, tired innuendos and baseless inferences, reflecting a lack of understanding of the Department's responsibilities, while demonstrating deep cultural misunderstandings," the spokesperson said.
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In the emails seen by BuzzFeed, often sent between 1 and 4 in the morning, Klobuchar regularly berated employees, often in all capital letters, over minor mistakes, misunderstandings, and misplaced commas.
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And given that Trump has no experience in governing and, so far, hasn't added anyone to his tight inner circle who does, Trump's misunderstandings about the presidency are essentially a crisis.
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Despite communications between policymakers in the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia to synchronize output increases with the re-introduction of sanctions there seem to have been a series of misunderstandings.
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Parliament's Treasury committee concluded in 2012 that "if Mr Tucker, Mr Diamond and Mr del Missier are to be believed, an extraordinary, but conceivably plausible, series of misunderstandings and miscommunications occurred".
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After a series of comical and not-so-comical misunderstandings, which the inn's landlord, Peter Coffin, clears up, both men are able to get in bed together and go to sleep.
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" But, she adds, what Edelman did (surely inadvertently) was amplify a number of harmful stereotypes and misunderstandings about many things, including body positivity: "I see this happening with body positivity everywhere.
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Misunderstandings and delays are common during Mercury retrograde, so keep that in mind, Leo, if you're planning on talking about any of these themes or if you're waiting on important news.
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Further, U.S. trade demands based on fundamental misunderstandings of how trade works are likely to leave trading partners befuddled, particularly if they have a clearer conception of the economics at play.
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Though positive strides have been made to decrease the many misunderstandings surrounding this important issue, we still have far to go to meet the needs of those living with mental disorders.
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"A series of misunderstandings and disputes might have been avoided had F.N.I.H. reminded the N.F.L. of its obligation to fund the study" under the original agreement years before, the study concluded.
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It's a grown-up show for grown-ups about grown-ups who have grown-up problems — not shenanigans, not stupid misunderstandings, not things that can be resolved with one big hug.
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At one point, talks about how to value the cars bogged down over misunderstandings of whether negotiators were calculating median versus mean values, which would result in substantially different settlement sums.
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Iran's steps come as Washington moves military firepower into the region and intensified its "maximum pressure" campaign with new sanctions Wednesday, heightening tensions and increasing the prospect of missteps and misunderstandings.
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"The U.S. should do all in its power to avoid misunderstandings that could escalate to a greater conflict, including nuclear war," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Trump on Thursday.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Leo on July 7, causing misunderstandings and delays—however, this is a great time to slow down and connect with people from your past.
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Who this turns out to be, what his proposal is, and the intricate pattern of misunderstandings, hopes and delusions that connects him to Patrick and Hannah — that's what we gradually discover.
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But Manafort's team did dispute that he had deliberately lied, arguing that there was a combination of memory failures and mix-ups from Manafort and misunderstandings from the special counsel's team.
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"Children will have varying understanding of these policies, and this confusion could certainly lead to misunderstandings about groups of people," said Rachel Annunziato, an associate professor of psychology at Fordham University.
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Mercury not only rules communication and the mind; it also rules technology, language, transportation, and commerce, which is why we blame those pesky retrogrades for disastrous commutes, misunderstandings, and broken devices.
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Yossi Kuperwasser, a retired Israeli general, told reporters that recent events had showed some of the potential repercussions and misunderstandings that can arise from internal Syrian fighting close to the frontier.
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Each disappointment, in turn, only deepens the profound mistrust and misunderstandings between the leaders on both sides, which further erodes confidence among Israelis and Palestinians that peace can ever be attained.
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But for the rest of the seven-minute call, he said he spoke through an interpreter (as did the Russian on the other end) to avoid any misunderstandings or missed nuances.
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In fact, planners at the time realized—in a lesson that still applied Tuesday night with Iran—the importance of writing things down to avoid any mistranslation, garbled messages, or misunderstandings.
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" Pelosi sought to assuage her caucus' concerns Thursday morning, telling House Democratic whips that despite "some misunderstandings in the press about a deal, we made a deal to make a deal.
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The draft report "included inflated numbers that will lead to misunderstandings and misperceptions" of the department's efforts and compliance with court orders, wrote DHS liaison to the inspector general, Jim Crumpacker.
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Unlike the manufactured misunderstandings between Jon and Sansa, this tension feels entirely earned for sisters who had so little in common as kids, and don't yet know each other as adults.
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A majority of Americans in the PRRI survey felt sexual harassment claims are not just the result of "misunderstandings" with only 27% who agree and 69% who disagree with that idea.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter is pushing back on reports that the Pentagon misled Congress on its handling of sexual assault cases, blaming misunderstandings and a lack of access to some information.
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" Tsai added that she has directed government agencies and the military to step up rescue efforts and determine the cause of the derailment "so as to avoid unnecessary speculation or misunderstandings.
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"I think probably one of the biggest misunderstandings is that I actually am not an investor," said Musk during an interview at music and tech conference South by Southwest on Sunday.
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The departments sent a joint statement ahead of Thursday's hearing slamming the report, saying it "demonstrates fundamental misunderstandings of law and policy related to the safety and care" of unaccompanied minors.
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The speech sought to lay out the Trump administration's strategy for the Middle East and criticized former U.S. President Barack Obama, without naming him, for "fundamental misunderstandings" about the Middle East.
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"Reactions have been mixed, but we have also had positive reactions as the campaign is designed to prevent misunderstandings in public spaces," a spokesperson for the police department said, Korea Herald reported.
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The family unit is rocked by the arrival of Nick (Siena Agudong), an apparent distant relative who, through a series of misunderstandings, ends up on their doorstep and living in their home.
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" Trump's blistering speech came just minutes after U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres put "nuclear peril" as the gravest threat facing the world and warned that "fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings.
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Paddington's not perfect – his guilelessness often leads to wacky hijinks or misunderstandings – but his greatest strength is a willingness to approach everyone he meets with an open heart and a hopeful smile.
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Worried that weak ties between major militaries can lead to misunderstandings that snowball into conflict amid tense relations, U.S. officials said Mattis is attempting to forge a relationship with Chinese military leaders.
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"Release at this time would alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen and would answer congressional and public questions about the nature and outcome of our investigation," Mueller wrote, according to the Post.
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But lawyers for the ACLU contended that all but a handful of those 129 people were registered due to clerical errors, misunderstandings or other unintentional reasons, and that most did not vote.
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Whereas American ICBMs must fly over Russia to hit China—which could lead to dangerous misunderstandings—gliders could take more circuitous routes, avoiding missile defences and leaving adversaries uncertain of the target.
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"We know there are still misunderstandings about the Oxford interview, so we put as much information as possible out there to allow students to see the reality of the process," she said.
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As NATO accelerates its biggest military build-up in eastern Europe since the Cold War to deter Russia, the alliance wants to talk to Moscow about improved military transparency to avoid misunderstandings.
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This newfound knowledge and our shared trauma have enlightened me to the swarm of misunderstandings and unnoticed signals, which sadly allowed Matt's struggles leading up to that night to go largely unaddressed.
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Nearly ten years of simple misunderstandings, on television, behind the camera, on the air, in the office, witnessed by many, reported by few, kept silenced and sealed until one day, it wasn't.
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I think a lot of the misinformation and the misunderstandings were explained and, you know, there's no hard feelings between me and DeMario and I always wish him well and the best.
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Other scientists, who did speak, suggested that an atmosphere of rivalries, jealousies, and conflicts that predated the expedition may have given rise to misunderstandings and misinterpretations of what went on in Kenya.
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It has denounced the ruling as unfairly retroactive, based on various "fundamental" misunderstandings of its operations and underpinned by iffy theories that have changed over time and that deviate from settled practice.
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My wife and I used to joke about how much better we were than other couples, how we never had the petty fights and misunderstandings that everyone else seemed to be having.
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"I shared with him the fact that there have been misunderstandings or affirmations that hurt and affected Mexicans in their perception of his candidacy," Mr. Peña Nieto said he told Mr. Trump.
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The change will help mitigate misunderstandings when a user on one platform sends a water gun emoji and it appears as a pistol for users on a different one, and vice versa.
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ACHA proponents have also tried to downplay criticism as ideological bluster that won't matter in the end or the result of misunderstandings about how it fits into a larger Republican healthcare agenda.
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In a deskside segment on "Weekend Update," Strong and McKinnon played the French actresses Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot, trying to apologize for any misunderstandings after their denunciation of the #MeToo movement.
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Sosa's work as an artist and curator draws on his background as a court interpreter, taking the cultural misunderstandings he experiences in the courtroom and mining ideas of memory, language, and translation.
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When relationships are broken, my wife Cindy told me, it's grace that causes people not to give up, to extend the invitation to reconnect, to work through misunderstandings with sensitivity and transparency.
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"There were misunderstandings on both sides about the City's written approval of a special events permit that allowed the release of biodegradable balloons at the Church's grand opening on Saturday," she said.
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Over the years, the report found, this "split reality" led to misunderstandings and rifts among the alumni, some of whom could not fathom what had happened when the revelations began to emerge.
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The Justice Department's brief tracked many of those critiques, saying the panel's decision was plagued by misunderstandings about the scope of the original executive order and the president's authority to address immigration.
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I'm not sure it would be supportable to read a "Pride and Prejudice" in which Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy didn't clear up their misunderstandings and end up in each other's arms.
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After a maddening series of misunderstandings, the indelible image of Chandler and Monica both kneeling before each other to propose, surrounded by candlelight, will always exemplify some of the best of Friends.
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Much of it was about misunderstandings or misconceptions — claims that the bill contained death panels or did nothing to restrain health care costs — rather than on the Affordable Care Act's concrete benefits.
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Jo mistakenly brings Helen to Catherine's party due to a misunderstanding at the hospital, and because of this and several other misunderstandings, Jo and Alex are worried Helen has had a psychotic break.
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"I always feel it's important for two sides to hear each other and it reduces, but it doesn't eliminate, but reduces misunderstandings in the future," economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday.
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If she hasn't performed oral sex on you, it might be a good idea to be extra clear about whether you're asking out of intellectual curiosity or practical curiosity to avoid any misunderstandings.
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" She continued her heartfelt message speaking directly to those offended and apologized for any misunderstandings: "I want to address this for those who were offended by the editing/retouching/coloring of the cover.
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In this episode of The People Vs, Slim Jxmmi & Swae Lee dissect YouTube comments on "Black Beatles," clearing up any misunderstandings about bandaids, being an internet sensation and not "playing their own instruments".
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When the young man's girlfriend, Jeanne (Lou de Laâge) arrives for a visit, Anna neglects to tell her the tragic news, setting in motion a series of misunderstandings and increasingly intense psychological games.
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Presidential spokesman Johan Budi said Widodo had ordered the defense minister and military chief to brief him on the situation "so as not to give rise to misunderstandings that can heat things up".
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Those assumptions led to extremely misguided judgments about the military and economic resources required to wage a war and complete misunderstandings about the chaos and turmoil that would be unleashed as a result.
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Such misunderstandings play a central role in director Tom Volf's new film, "Maria by Callas," which had its New York premiere at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's New Film Festival on Sunday.
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"This has no connection to religion," declared Mr. Kaminker, 39, who emigrated from Moldova in the mid-1990s, and was eager to avoid any misunderstandings that his shop was somehow linked to Christmas.
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"A lot of misunderstandings have been propagated by absolutely stupid tweets taken completely out of context," Ms. Dubois said as she opened the secure chamber at St. Bavo's Cathedral that held the altarpiece.
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"However, those guidelines could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent, and the LEGO Group has therefore adjusted the guidelines for sales of LEGO bricks in very large quantities," the statement continued.
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The head of the United Nations warned that "fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings" just before President Trump's Tuesday speech at the General Assembly included a threat to "totally destroy" North Korea.
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" NATO has reiterated its condemnation of Russian behavior of late but says that "channels of political and military communication remain open to exchange information on issues of concern, reduce misunderstandings and increase predictability.
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"We issued warnings and messages through different channels in various languages numerous times over the day in order to avoid any miscalculations, misunderstandings or any violations of Israeli air space," he told reporters.
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Despite indications that the neighbors may be rough but not bad, the stage is set for malicious misunderstandings, and the question of who is the most civilized becomes as murky the backwoods mud.
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Bethenny Frankel, Luann de Lesseps, Ramona Singer, Dorinda Medley, Carole Radziwill, Sonja Morgan, and Jules Wainstein all came to the reunion ready to tackle the season 8 drama and clear up some major misunderstandings.
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The techniques include saying and doing things and then denying it, blaming others for misunderstanding, disparaging their concerns as oversensitivity, claiming outrageous statements were jokes or misunderstandings, and other forms of twilighting the truth.
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Cece and Schmidt are married and moved into their new home, and then find out — in an escalating series of sitcom misunderstandings and bursts of happy tears — that they're going to have a baby.
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Instead, what men like Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan feared was a rapid escalation through miscommunications, misunderstandings, and miscalculations that resulted in the two countries stumbling into a war neither intended.
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Conversations that took place over the last few weeks will be revisited as Mercury retrograde begins at 11:42 AM. Be careful of delays and misunderstandings, and use this time to rest your mind!
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But even bigger than wiping the slate clean around misunderstandings or beginning a new, exciting conversation, is that this is a powerful time to hit the reset button in your thinking and communication patterns.
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"They will be disappointed as they have enjoyed being 'pioneers' of this new technology, and I am sure look forward, as we do, to resolving any concerns or misunderstandings about this project," Hall says.
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ZAHOOR AHMAD BARLASDirector-general, external publicityMinistry of InformationIslamabad Your leader calling for better military communications described the continued use of fax messages between America and China as a "sobering thought" ("Military misunderstandings", December 22nd).
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There are a lot of lessons from the Biosphere 2 project that we, I and other members of its core team, can share with you so we can move beyond the oft-repeated misunderstandings.
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The case against Firas Majeed and Shatha Abbas, who are originally from Iraq, stems from misunderstandings due to money and language differences among the immigrants, defense attorney Douglas Brown told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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ET: In response to a request for comment, a Facebook spokesperson directed Gizmodo to a post by the company's vice president of global operations addressing "questions, misunderstandings and accusations" concerning Facebook's content review program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May called on Russia to continue the use of "deconfliction" measures over the skies of Syria to reduce the risk of misunderstandings in what is a crowded airspace.
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"We urge Russia to share information regarding its exercises and operations in NATO's vicinity to clearly convey its intentions and minimize any misunderstandings," Lieutenant Colonel Michelle Baldanza, a Pentagon spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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Few outlets show any consideration for how their coverage contributes to misunderstandings and misinformation about mental illness, let alone how it affects the lives of the people who are the subjects of the articles.
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But this reckoning still falls far short, partly because deep misunderstandings persist about the wider impact of the bill and other get-tough measures that built the carceral state over the last five decades.
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AF: Mm. LR: I think there was a lot of misunderstandings linked to this initiative, and I think a lot of the misunderstanding is due to people not really understand the Scandinavian society model.
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Sure, there are risks of misunderstandings — women navigate this turf every day — but common sense can usually mitigate them, and gender separation won't work any better for us than it did for the Taliban.
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Even among those who accept it, one of the most pernicious misunderstandings of global warming is that its consequences take place in the future and not when they actually do, which would be now.
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The only exception will be the agreement to continue the U.S.-China military contacts to prevent accidents, or fatal misunderstandings, in the East and South China Seas, and in the waters surrounding the Korean Peninsula.
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Because the misunderstandings it reflects are common in many criminal justice reform efforts today: Reforms generally fail to grapple with the often mind-bogglingly messy way we divide up responsibility in the criminal justice system.
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In addition, top shareholder Malacalza Investimenti said it had sought regulatory approval to raise its stake to 28 percent from 17.6 percent and it would support Carige, despite recent misunderstandings with banks in the consortium.
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Against this backdrop, in an era of powerful information technology, dramatic income disparity, and cross-cultural misunderstandings (which have played no small part in countless, endless wars), an unusual "book" has just been re-issued.
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His casual dishonesty, his policy laziness, and his lack of self-awareness would mean four years of a careening pin-ball journey that would ricochet from missteps to crisis to misunderstandings to clarifications to retractions.
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Many hunter-gatherer cultures, for example, are deeply connected to the land but have no tradition of land ownership, which has been a source of misunderstandings and clashes with Western colonists that continues even today.
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In addition, top shareholder Malacalza Investimenti said it had sought regulatory approval to raise its stake to 28 percent from 13 percent and it would support Carige, despite recent misunderstandings with banks in the consortium.
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"It's our duty to make Chinese fall in love with Rome and Italy," said Alessandro Zucconi, the president of the Young Hoteliers Federation in Rome, who agreed that "misunderstandings" sometimes occur between the two cultures.
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"During a time when misunderstandings about sugar are commonplace, there is both a great need and an excellent opportunity to educate consumers on the decades of scientific research regarding sugar," said Gaine in a statement.
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As Clizbe drove home, his thoughts drifted to a passage from George MacDonald Fraser's 1969 novel ''Flashman,'' about a wealthy misfit who, because of a series of misunderstandings, earns a reputation as a war hero.
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Small business clerks are going to have to work through misunderstandings and clarifications and train the Google Assistant—and all of this takes time, which no business, especially a small business, has a lot of.
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Early in the week, misunderstandings with assignments are possible as communication planet Mercury squares off with deceptive Neptune on Monday—be sure you're reading instructions carefully, or else your resulting product will miss the mark.
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A 2006 survey sponsored by the Brennan Center found that more than 21 million Americans lacked government-issued photo ID, so the impact of both ID laws and misunderstandings about them could be far-reaching.
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Media is considered deceptive if it could result in confusing others or leading to misunderstandings, or if it tries to deceive people about its origin — like media that claims it's depicting reality, but is not.
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Yet everything — the pea greens and dusky pinks, the comic looks and misunderstandings — has been emphatically embellished, so much so that it initially seems that de Wilde has adapted the material using Wes Anderson software.
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We want their mistakes to be caused by misunderstandings, their shortcomings the result of a lack of confidence, like bringing store-bought cookies to the potluck and trying to pass them off as home baked.
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As if to reinforce this point, and avoid any potential misunderstandings, five vertically aligned light boxes ("Channels," 2016) rise like a cautionary totem, showing an identical iceberg "bleeding" in purple, pink, yellow, green, and cyan.
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Her eyes glimmer as she rattles off statistics about the suicide rate among young trans people, and the kinds of misunderstandings and abuse they can face as they struggle to find their place in the world.
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Li will likely raise the issue during his trip as he tries to clear up a few misunderstandings, said Merriden Varrall, director of the East Asia program at the Lowy Institute, in a note on Wednesday.
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Standing alongside his Saudi counterpart Adel al-Jubeir at the United Nations on Tuesday, Maas spoke of "misunderstandings" that had undermined what were otherwise "strong and strategic ties" between the countries, saying "we sincerely regret this".
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"We are asking that the rules are applied without any misunderstandings over the fact that for us, flexibility was a necessary part of the accord that led to the election of Jean Claude Juncker," Renzi said.
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"I wanted to stay out of the limelight but feel I need to make a statement to clear up some misunderstandings," the video began, with Amanda resting on a couch and showing her injured, bandaged legs.
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After all, digital spaces, lacking borders and with guarantees of anonymity, are rife with the potential for misunderstandings, especially between adversaries who may not be fully apprised of what other countries' secret hackers are up to.
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Yet in a time of national crisis, and as Trump's words resonate around the world, that conceit seems a dangerous one, that could lead the President and the rest of the world into misunderstandings and escalation.
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Some of these cases appear to be based on simple misunderstandings of the financial aid rules, which allow schools to consider athletics when deciding admissions but don't allow them to do so when packaging financial aid.
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According to a report in Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper yesterday, the KBA has written to Tesla asking the electric car company to stop using the term in order "to avoid misunderstandings and false customer expectations".
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Perhaps most important of all, fear of an uncertain future is burdening employees with a growing amount of stress and distractions, leaving more room for errors that can lead to misunderstandings — and potentially career-damaging consequences.
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As hospitals around the world strain to care for patients with critical, long-lasting, and resource-draining pneumonia and respiratory failure, scientists are racing to study the coronavirus, spread life-saving information, and combat dangerous misunderstandings.
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They worried about misunderstandings because of the language barrier, and thought that perhaps the mother did not fully understand the Chinese medical system and did not expect to have to pay a fee at the hospital.
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The misunderstandings multiply: there's an awkward game of "Confess a weird lie," a bad kiss, a stolen phone, and an angry whispered argument about the technical problem of forwarding e-mails, along with some sudden vomiting.
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"We are working diligently to get Mr. Abraham-Joseph out of detention while we work with the authorities to clear up any misunderstandings," Dina LaPolt, Mr. Abraham-Joseph's lawyer, said in a statement on Sunday night.
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New moons symbolize new beginnings, making this a fantastic time to energetically cleanse your home and to wipe the slate clean around any misunderstandings that may have taken place between you and those closest to you.
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"We hope this is just a temporary solution," Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis told Swiss broadcaster SRF in an interview, saying the diplomatic spat with Switzerland's biggest trading partner had arisen from a series of misunderstandings.
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That's because the villain of the piece is not the buxom redhead next door or some muscle-bound Tom-of-Finland type, nor is it basic misunderstandings that could be cleared up in a simple, single conversation.
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The allies are also expected to offer Moscow a renewed dialogue in the NATO-Russia Council, which has not met since 2014, about improved military transparency to avoid surprise events and misunderstandings, a senior NATO diplomat said.
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Some are arguably a matter of misunderstandings — people donate their bodies assuming they'll be used for medical research, only for their families to discover the bodies were used to crash-test vehicles or for military ballistics testing.
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Other misunderstandings about vasectomies are that they can increase prostate cancer risk (they don't) lower testosterone concentrations (they won't), shuts down sperm production (they just block it off) or are more difficult, costlier, riskier than tubal ligation.
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"A 'no surprises' principle is the foundation of joint work planning and will minimize the misunderstandings that can be caused by the lack of regular, bilateral communication," wrote Susan Bodine, assistant administrator for enforcement and compliance assistance.
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It feels significant that she is making her solo debut in the United States at a museum dedicated to American art, particularly at a time when politics is rife with anti-Muslim bigotry and misunderstandings about Islam.
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TechCrunch can't verify the accuracy of these claims, but this is what Instagram's team told us: Today's Instagram whiteboard session with reporters, its first, should go a long way to clearing up misunderstandings about how it works.
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"The Commission should clearly define the dataset it wants to obtain and ensure transparency towards the public, to avoid any possible misunderstandings," the EU's data watchdog said in a letter to the EU executive seen by Reuters.
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" In an open letter to students, Michael Spence, the vice chancellor at the University of Sydney, said that universities must be places where students can have "hard but respectful conversations — where misunderstandings are corrected, and assumptions challenged.
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"Hopefully both sides can step back and take a deep breath and get this phase one into implementation and hopefully we can get there without having any miscommunications and misunderstandings that set us back again," he said.
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Senior administration officials said Kushner's close relationship with bin Salman was an early cause for concern among career national security staffers, who worried off-the-books conversations with the young prince could lead to misunderstandings or worse.
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"As often happens in these types of situations, it appears that there have been misunderstandings over the past few weeks which unfortunately have clouded what should have been a productive relationship from the start," the letter said.
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"There are just rampant misunderstandings about the Black Lives Matter movement in this country and seeing these young women stand up and say 'it could have been me,' it feels different," added the film's director Amanda Lipitz.
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"The Commission should clearly define the dataset it wants to obtain and ensure transparency towards the public, to avoid any possible misunderstandings," the EU's data watchdog said in a letter to the EU executive seen by Reuters.
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To be fair, they don't seem to be widespread (at least not yet), but they're interesting to think about because they each mirror common anxieties and misunderstandings about race in America that go far beyond the gym.
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Their story is essentially that it was a tremendously strange screw-up — a comedy of errors, with misunderstandings and misrepresentations piled on top of each other that ended up looking far more incriminating than they truly were.
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" The president said in a statement that the reversal was an attempt to "eliminate the feelings of fear and injustice that any may be harboring, work through our misunderstandings, and make a new beginning as a unified team.
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"We wanted to build a partnership approach by getting a better understanding of differences in culture, avoiding misunderstandings that can so easily arise when people have different cultural norms," Paul Bracher, the managing director at IMS told CNN.
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Similarly, other bilateral and multilateral mechanisms, such as the Strategic and Economic Dialogue, are also instrumental in formalizing conversation across dozens of agencies on both sides of the Pacific so that we can minimize misunderstandings and avoid disasters.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Twitter's argument behind its recent decision to ban political ads boils down to the same "misunderstandings" that have been used to undermine free speech in the past.
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I was reading the play at the time and, like Nora, I realized that he was not at all the person I had believed him to be and that our relationship was based on mutual fantasies and misunderstandings.
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And misunderstandings at the store can make it especially hard for chocolate lovers to figure out which of the myriad, jauntily wrapped bars crowding the shelves are the best to buy, in terms of both taste and ethics.
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One cleric, Khalid al-Abdan, said his work often involved correcting misunderstandings about jihad and telling inmates that the wars in Syria and Iraq did not qualify because they were more about sectarianism and politics than about religion.
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Misunderstandings of sexual consent have led to the abuse of sexual technologies, and vice versa Consent is "an active, enthusiastic, and affirmative collaboration to consider and affirm every person&aposs holistic well-being," according to McGuire&aposs definition.
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We also read of Cuban double agents, exaggerated confessions under torture, Montezuma's contact with the conquistador Hernán Cortés in 1519, misunderstandings between drunken students about sexual consent, and misguided British hopes in 1938 that Hitler could be appeased.
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Even amid the rhetoric on both sides, though, experts say the back-channel talks serve a useful purpose and historically have proven they can clear up misunderstandings and sometimes result in breakthroughs that can avoid outright military conflict.
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Because this [torture] program is a story, and it's a story that begins with some misunderstandings about 9/11 and some feelings that the CIA had about what could have been done differently to stop those terrorist attacks.
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"The objective is to have this group of responsible producers communicating, looking at the market together," he said, adding that over the past two years that stronger communication has helped to bridge misunderstandings among the various producing countries.
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" NEBRASKA GOP OFFICE WINDOWS SMASH BY BRICKS, &aposABOLISH ICE&apos SPRAY-PAINTED OUTSIDE She added, "At the end of the day, it&aposs important for people to feel like they can talk to each other to help minimize misunderstandings.
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And complications such as adoptions, misunderstandings over who is actually the biological father of a child, or recent immigration from countries that don't have reliable records of family history can make it impossible to make an identification, Moore said.
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On the latest episode of the #Adulting podcast — hosted by wellness expert Nikki Sharp and comedian Zack Peter — Michaels mentioned the diet while discussing her new book The 6 Keys, which addresses the myths and misunderstandings associated with aging.
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And thanks to his Twitter feed, we know perfectly well that he spent the day repeating weird misunderstandings of what a trade deficit is, flinging around absurd conspiracy theories about election fraud, feuding with the president of France, etc.
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The moon in intense water sign Scorpio connects with chatty Mercury at 4:02 PM, and then with dreamy Neptune at 4:51 PM, and Mercury opposes Neptune at 9:32 PM—communication is tough today, as misunderstandings abound!
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Malacalza Investimenti had said in the past that it had sought regulatory approval to raise its stake to 28 percent, from the current 17.6 percent and that it would support Carige, despite recent misunderstandings with banks in the consortium.
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German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt sent a letter to the automaker on Friday, noting that the term was "misleading" and that the request was made "to avoid misunderstandings and false customer expectations," according to German newspaper Bild am Sonntag.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The disgraced daughter of a key figure in a corruption scandal that led to the downfall of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye returned home from Denmark on Wednesday, saying she wanted to clear up misunderstandings.
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Adding to the misunderstandings is that many policies are obtained on an airline's website or on a site like Expedia when the plane tickets are acquired and that buyers do not devote time to pore over what is covered.
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In the end, one source suggested that the level of mistrust, combined with the fact that the two had worked together for only a short time, created a unfortunate recipe for misunderstandings and mischaracterizations when tensions were running high.
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An unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war between Washington and Pyongyang could take place not only as a result of various misunderstandings or miscalculations between fully rational presidents, but also in unintended consequence of certain mechanical, electrical, or computer malfunctions.
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Perhaps the Leonov's visit was a message: "If you turn up on our coast ..." Such provocative acts could easily lead to unintended consequences at a time when, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, channels for avoiding misunderstandings are frozen.
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Watch the video above to learn about the most common misunderstandings around the gang and how MS-13 actually originated in the US. As local and federal officials debate what to do, it's worth keeping the facts front and center.
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What do you think are the bigger misunderstandings, if not the largest misunderstanding, on the part of both American investors and those who are simply trying to understand what's really going on there when it comes to the Chinese economy?
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Most catfishing incidents can probably be chalked up to poor communication and misunderstandings, but if you feel that an employer intentionally pulled a fast one on you, committed fraud, or breached your contract, seeking legal guidance may be a logical choice.
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" The Departments of Justice, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services put out a statement disagreeing with the study, saying "The report demonstrates fundamental misunderstandings of law and policy related to the safety and care of Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC).
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"We look forward to an investigation from the national audit office shedding light on the facts and dismissing the myths and misunderstandings that have been put forward in the public debate," DONG Energy Chief Executive Henrik Poulsen said in an email.
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Going into Sunday's episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, fans expected major drama between longtime friends Teresa Giudice and Jacqueline Laurita – who had come to blows weeks prior in a bitter feud over past hurt feelings and misunderstandings.
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Just make sure it's with someone you can communicate well with, because Mercury will square off with Neptune on June 6, followed by the Sun doing on the same on June 19—which, worst case scenario, could mean paranoia and misunderstandings.
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Such actions are usually misunderstandings that can be corrected, he said, but he suggests that the Veterans Health Administration should provide clear guidance to its staff about the new directive so veterans aren't harmed if they admit to using marijuana.
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And it views those demands as rooted, at least partially, in fundamental misunderstandings about the world and how it works; about the severity of the threats we face as well as about what will ease those threats versus make them worse.
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But Myrna Pérez, director of the Voting Rights and Elections Project at the Brennan Center, said last week that she is not fully convinced Rhode Island elections officials have made the best effort to address potential misunderstandings surrounding the law.
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"I hope to help other people avoid some of the stumbling blocks to communication between cultures and make it easier for them to arrive at the essence of communication — the exchange between individuals — as far as possible without misunderstandings," Liu writes.
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There's plenty of room for misunderstandings, though, like when you say you're leaving the office only to decide to answer a few more emails, or when you're going to a different grocery store, further away, to get some extra alone time.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - To avoid any "misunderstandings" that could trigger sanctions, South Korea should run any plans to engage with North Korea through a joint working group established with the United States, the U.S. ambassador to South Korea said on Thursday.
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Numerous situations could spark military conflict between the United States and China despite efforts on both sides to maintain peace, from accidental collisions at sea to misunderstandings caused by cyberattacks to actions taken by third parties like North Korea or Taiwan.
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This one-hour dialogue between a gay black Egyptian man and a straight white woman from France sees the characters debate awkward cultural clichés and common misunderstandings, from the Muslim veil to poverty in Egypt, and often, it hit home.
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A series of misunderstandings builds up between Bernadette and the Seattleites around her, and between her and Elgie, her husband—a brilliant but rather milksop-ish celebrity Microsoft engineer—who contemplates having his beleaguered wife committed to a psychiatric hospital.
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In response to inquiries from CNBC, a representative from Huawei sent a statement attributed to board member Chen Lifang: Huawei is very concerned about misunderstandings which continue to linger despite our best efforts in recent years to be more open, transparent and accountable.
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" Proposed solutions Gamliel believes that laws in Israel need to be clarified as to what constitutes sexual harassment, "so that there will not be, as there is today, misunderstandings about what is permissible and what is forbidden between a compliment and harassment.
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Watch out for misunderstandings, and take things slow—Mercury begins its retrograde in Taurus, so expect a generally stubborn atmosphere, and it will reenter impulsive Aries on April 20, during which time it will be crucial that you think before you speak.
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I'd been the star of my own sad romantic comedy for so long that I truly believed falling in love had to involve hilarious misunderstandings, confusing sub-plots, and nights spent drinking all the Chardonnay overanalyzing every little detail of a relationship.
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"If there are certain days or weeks where you are going to be less available, giving your friend a heads up can go a long way toward minimizing misunderstandings or conflicts where somebody feels left out or like they're being ignored," she said.
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A person familiar with the thinking of Mr. Abe and his cabinet who is not authorized to speak publicly said that given the unpredictable pronouncements from the Trump administration, Mr. Abe wants to keep in close contact to ensure there are no misunderstandings.
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Harris told international media in Seoul on Thursday that it would be better for South Korea to run any plans to engage with North Korea through a joint working group established with the United States to avoid any "misunderstandings" that could trigger sanctions.
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"Since both Chairman Kim and President Trump want a successful summit, I stressed that the two sides need to communicate directly to remove their misunderstandings and to hold sufficient working-level talks on the agenda for the summit meeting," Mr. Moon said.
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Robert Glennon, a water-law expert at the University of Arizona's Rogers College of Law, said some of the distrust of private-sector control of water supplies may stem from misunderstandings of what customers pay for and where most fresh water goes.
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" "I would like to clear up any misunderstandings regarding EPA's ongoing commitment to the protection of children's health," the acting deputy administrator, Henry Darwin, wrote in a separate email on Thursday to members of the agency's Children's Health Protection Advisory Committee. "Dr.
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Chris Blythe, CEO of trade body the Chartered Institute of Building, said builders hired to carry out high-rise cladding projects used many subcontractors and advisers, and that this could lead to misunderstandings, with one party thinking another had ensured work was compliant.
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There is an opportunity for reconciliation as Mercury retrograde meets sweet Venus; work through misunderstandings or hurt feelings brought on by recent tumultuous astrological weather.. The sun enters Leo on Monday, July 22, at 10:51 PM, officially kicking off the season on the lion.
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Local librarians have done the good work of proving this is but a warping of reality — and that the pickle law is just one of the countless erroneous misunderstandings of the American legal system that are hilariously absurd, and thus make for great viral material.
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This full moon does bring some obstacles and confusion, due to chatty Mercury getting shut down by grump Saturn (expect to hear no's a lot during this Full Moon) and Mercury squaring Neptune, possibly bringing some misunderstandings and messing with your internal bullshit detector.
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One estimate has suggested that more than half of the US population could be found in this way — although genealogists have warned that, in practice, complications like adoptions or misunderstandings over who is the biological father of a child can throw an investigator off track.
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A flurry of social media posts seemed to indicate yesterday that a rollout was in the works, but 9to5Google dug into the situation and realized that news of the rollout stemmed from a series of misunderstandings, rather than T-Mobile actually launching the new feature.
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When Roker, 64, and Cohen, 50, first called out Michaels, she tweeted back at them, writing that she would rather have a conversation about her book The 6 Keys, which addresses the myths and misunderstandings associated with aging, and the diet instead of feuding.
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He says that his unpaid bills are all mistakes or misunderstandings, due to both circumstances—sometimes he's the last person at the table when the party ends—or as a side effect from an antibiotic he's taking after drinking "parasitic water" in New York City.
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"As my baby son has not been able to spend time with the family, I thought it would be better for me to return to South Korea to sort out misunderstandings over the scandal," she told reporters upon her arrival in Incheon on Wednesday.
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While 800,000 people is just a tiny fraction of the 2.2 billion Facebook user base, that is still a sizable number of affected users who may have been subject to concerning episodes, ranging from misunderstandings and awkward exchanges to feelings of anxiety and panic.
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Since people come to work with different ideas of what is appropriate, managers should train their employees and develop clear lines of conduct so that there are no misunderstandings, said Suzanne Goldberg, director of the Center for Gender and Sexuality Law at Columbia Law School.
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The moon enters adventurous fire sign Sagittarius at 11:05 AM, encouraging us to plan a new journey and learn something new, especially as the moon connects with Mercury retrograde at 5:33 PM. Take things slow and watch out for miscommunications and misunderstandings.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Misunderstandings over China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) are "hard to avoid", a senior Chinese diplomat said on Wednesday ahead of a trip to Europe by President Xi Jinping during which Italy is set to join the multi-billion dollar trade scheme.
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According to Dr. Berman, these ideas can be brought on in part due to misunderstandings of one's anatomy and sensation, ignorant jokes or digs from partners, or general social osmosis of the idea, oft repeated and disproven, that frequent sex can irreparably stretch a vagina.
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A phone conversation with one of my siblings revealed significant misunderstandings about issues ranging from health care to the Iranian nuclear deal, suggesting at least the possibility that some Trump supporters could be persuaded that Trump will not, in fact, improve domestic and foreign policy.
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Two new books by psychotherapists who have worked extensively in the field of loss and grief are replete with stories and guidance that can help both those in mourning and the people they encounter avoid many of the common pitfalls and misunderstandings associated with grief.
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HONG KONG, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The principle that ensures Hong Kong enjoys freedoms unavailable in mainland China can continue beyond its 2047 expiry date as long as the city's youngsters do not destroy it with "temporary misunderstandings," Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Thursday.
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"We apologize for the several missteps and misunderstandings on behalf of our management and film crew that evening, to the serious and justified disappointment of the women you represent," wrote Kevin Connor, general counsel and senior vice president for AMC Theatres, according to NOLA.com.
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This arrangement, as you might expect, leads to some sexy complications and farcical misunderstandings (also what feels like the 15 zillionth iteration of the "somebody accidentally consumes edibles" plot on television), as the sisters are surrounded by a large group of diverse, attractive young people.
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You're charming everyone at work, and it's an effective time to boost your following on social media—just keep things light and don't start any super important conversations right now because misunderstandings abound as the sun squares off with Neptune in Pisces on June 9.
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Doing what they want also means placing an emphasis on complex plots driven by chaos and confusion, as well as knotty dialog that twists and turns and circles back on itself, often playing with misunderstandings and missing words in ways that are both comedic and horrific.
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Some of the contestants said that it felt like they were being spoken to like children, but given both the frequency of sexual assault and the misunderstandings about consent in general, maybe more people (adults included) need to be lectured about consent on a regular basis.
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While films with Asian and Black leads like Rush Hour and Cradle 2 the Grave point to a kinship forged through outsider status, disagreements and misunderstandings have run much deeper throughout American history: on Southern plantations, in L.A. Korean-owned stores, and anti-affirmative action lawsuits.
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio on November 19, and as Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20, you can expect the pace to pick up, your schedule to start getting in order, your energy and productivity to get a boost, and misunderstandings and delays to be corrected.
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Emoji are everywhere, but as a lifelong Android user, I've simultaneously gotten used to the Android's emoji blobs, the inconsistencies of expression, and the misunderstandings that came with the difference in the emoji across platforms, all the while trying to ignore Google's emoji as best I could.
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Matt Kaiser, a lawyer whose Washington firm, KaiserDillon, has represented male college students accused of rape and sexual assault, said he had seen an increase in cases that didn't fit the definition of assault but that seemed instead to grow out of serious misunderstandings and miscommunication.
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"UNIFIL continues to work with the parties to ensure that there are no misunderstandings or incidents that may endanger the cessation of hostilities," Tenenti told Lebanon's state news agency NNA, referring to a U.N. Security Council resolution that called for an end to the fighting in 2006.
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But his intent in doing so, at least as it appears to me, is to correct some of the misunderstandings that have crystalized around the name Rodin, clearing out the fustiness that has accrued around his oeuvre's warhorses and accentuating the contemporaneity of his creative process.
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