Looks like I got mixed up in something very nice.
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Mixed up in a tangle of people, there he is.
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Real and unreal get mixed up in one crazy flavor.
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Were you happy you weren't mixed up in all the craziness?
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They've all gotten mixed up in a lawsuit against the president.
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It's called good manners and not getting mixed up in politics.
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Finally ... oh god, how did Airbnb get mixed up in all this?
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She got mixed up in a questionable real estate deal with another.
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Those two women didn't want me to get mixed up in fashion either.
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Two people with the same name can get mixed up — in both senses.
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And when all this is mixed up in me, I draw my sketches.
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He was wild, getting mixed up in street robberies, along with his brother.
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Cullen said that different vintages are often mixed up in the bins together.
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Orrin Hatch had previously said on CNN that "somebody's mixed up" in these allegations.
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They will go on missions and apparently get mixed up in messy intraunit romances.
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Beauregard's coordination led to the whole confederate Army getting mixed up in the fight.
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So, how the hell did Bosh's mother get mixed up in such a dangerous situation?
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He strolls around with a smile and gets mixed up in a classic Western showdown.
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But "when it's all mixed up in a pouch — or when it's mixed up in a green smoothie, because that comes up all the time too — it's good, the kids are getting the nutrients, but it's less good in the long run," she said.
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Zelda and Celine Dion and the Koch brothers are all mixed up in labor and ecology.
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Being mad at Amazon is harder when it's mixed up in so much of your life.
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Now it sounds like Sessions is more mixed up in the Russia investigation than we know.
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But he soon got mixed up in some other nefarious business that landed him behind bars.
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One of the wine cave owners, I believe, was mixed up in the S&L bailout.
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Janelle Monáe stars as an author who... somehow gets mixed up in some time-bending horror.
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I had the chords mixed up in my mind so it sounded like a completely different tune.
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There are five presidents mixed up in Mr. Haight's puzzle, so go straighten out the other three.
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It's a complex and ambiguous act, mixed up in the blender of language about the reduction of suffering.
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Instead, the amounts of the ingredients will be mixed up in different proportions, with potato protein removed completely.
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"But there were a lot of innocent families that didn't need to be mixed up in the fray."
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The source of the possible Cylospora contamination is romaine, a food that often gets mixed up in recalls.
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I didn't want him to be mixed up in a bad situation that was not of his making.
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In between, Pineda has even found time to get himself mixed up in a silly pine tar controversy.
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Mascots, like anything on the internet, can quickly become mixed up in layers of fan-driven meta-meanings.
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Others are dead and eviscerated, their remains mixed up in the street with the detritus from the explosion.
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Kosinski is a slippery figure to write about, since the facts have gotten mixed up in his fictions.
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And with the singers sliding between rows of dining tables, the audience certainly gets mixed up in the fun.
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He bungled both the Clinton and Trump investigations, and in so doing got the FBI mixed up in politics.
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Most can do the maths and thus reassure themselves about the slim chance of getting mixed up in anything nasty.
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Watkins is a twenty-year NASA veteran who has been mixed up in nearly every important JPL project during that time.
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It has gotten mixed up in a series of scandals, including the embezzlement of payments from Nike by former top officials.
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Roberts' family said the former football player had no known enemies and was not "mixed up in anything bad," KPIX reported.
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Shadow is a fundamentally good and moral person in an immoral world, mixed up in a conspiracy that he struggles to fully comprehend.
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I think there were a lot of things that were mixed up in there that came out at me, but not about me.
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Ken Jeong, as a nutty nerd mixed up in some bad business, does what he can to make Mr. Hart look calm and dignified.
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Somewhere, mixed up in the mess of things, are a bunch of old flashlights, newspapers, and numerous other objects that the iPhone has killed.
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His push is the latest example of Trump advisers who were mixed up in efforts to find dirt on Clinton during the presidential campaign.
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Floyd Mayweather's mixed up in another one-sided fight, but he wasn't the one throwing punches ... some guy in his crew delivered this beatdown.
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In the absence of a global African project, such programs would only get mixed up in transcontinental corruption and prolong Africans' indebtedness and infantilization.
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Trade issues, in particular, bring another complication because they inevitably get mixed up in the general context of foreign policy and exacerbate acute security concerns.
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"I can't really remember what happened... Everything started lifting off the ground and got mixed up in a colorful space floating between clouds," he continues.
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He's been a hardworking businessman and parent to several young children, and he isn't mixed up in anything that could be remotely connected to terrorism.
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" But the poll also found that more than half of Americans (28503 percent) say that the Supreme Court can get too "mixed up in politics.
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Hospitals that don't want to become mixed up in abortion politics have refused admitting privileges in the past, leaving many doctors unable to perform abortions legally.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah and a member of the Judiciary Committee, suggested that Dr. Blasey was "mistaken" or "mixed up" in her recollections.
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There is undoubtedly some conservative sentiment and oil money mixed up in these decisions, but the primary driver seems to be states' desperation for infrastructure money.
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It's five different puzzles mixed up in the same box, and you only have about 75 percent of the pieces for any of them at best.
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Speaking to KPIX 5, the athlete's family said he had a "heart of gold," had no known enemies, and was never "mixed up in anything bad."
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His family said he had been in touch regularly and had given no indication that he was mixed up in radical Islam or planning momentous events.
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Mr Zelensky's statement is open to doubt, as he has everything to lose from getting mixed up in an impeachment while Mr Trump remains in power.
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"What is an African's right to get mixed up in French problems?" began a letter earlier this month to a member of parliament, Jean François Mbaye.
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But Facebook is the one that lost control of its data and found itself mixed up in one of the most controversial political campaigns in American history.
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According to Adam Davidson, investment in Trump Tower Baku was mixed up in domestic political corruption in Azerbaijan and even money laundering by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
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His energy begins to flag, he makes mistakes, he gets "all mixed up in his head" about what he is supposed to be doing on what day.
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It seemed like a good idea but the kitchen porter got the teapots mixed up in transport and guests were served gravy instead of tea for dessert.
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And to the extent that they were offered on the left (Dennis Kucinich), they were mixed up in hippy-dippy peacenik guise, also diluting their broad appeal.
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Yiannopoulous got mixed up in Gamergate, an online controversy driven by video gamers who felt women and minorities were being overrepresented in games and commentary about games.
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"What I think people may have gotten mixed up in a little bit is some of the accounting treatments around Canopy," Newlands told Cramer in an interview.
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" He added: "It was important for Trump to hear Putin: After all, back in Washington, he is fed informational gruel that is mixed up in the fake.
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Both men were closely involved in the process of moving the organization through these changes, and they saw firsthand the risks of getting mixed up in politics.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Kurt also claims the firm mismanaged his funds, and got him mixed up in bad loans over the years that ruined his credit.
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In this scenario, the Earth is almost completely vaporized, so all of the potassium from the planet would be mixed up in the dense vapor leftover from the collision.
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But if PSN Games is simply buying keys and making their own accounts, how exactly did Fok's account, complete with legitimate username and password, get mixed up in there?
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Dr. Van Breeding, the clinic's director of medical affairs, lamented that the Republican bill in the Senate had gotten mixed up in "party politics," while patients had been forgotten.
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In that time he had seen at least 200 gunshot wounds, for it was a city-county hospital for indigent patients, many of whom got mixed up in shootings.
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Oh, we're somewhat aware that Mr. Stone is mixed up in the whole Russia-Trump collusion thingy, but not many of us are exactly sure what he did wrong.
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I see the exuberance and hope and frustration and fragility and defeat of youth all mixed up in one boozy, smoky, hormonal stew—swaying spinning, groping, snogging, shouting, laughing.
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Then in October, I was tasked with saving 91 families that had gotten themselves mixed up in some dirty business — only to inadvertently cause the death of every single one.
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The group doesn't have a shelter to process the rescued animals, but they use mobile food dispensaries to feed hungry canines who get mixed up in the crowd of worshippers.
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The classic chocolate egg cream, which contains neither egg nor cream, has been afavorite sweet & fizzy concoction mixed up in soda shops and new york bodegas for over a century.
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And he used urban black music and black gay attitude as it filtered through and got mixed up in his predominantly white Midwestern environment to express his quintessentially American self.
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"What I think people may have gotten mixed up in a little bit is some of the accounting treatments around Canopy," Newlands told Jim Cramer in a "Mad Money" interview.
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I found it interesting that it didn't just address addiction, but also those relationships that develop between two people who are involved romantically and have addiction mixed up in everything.
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I started to wonder about stories of forbidden interspecies love, or perhaps of an innocent Neanderthal child getting mixed up in a human tribe and ultimately being accepted as an equal.
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"Those who seek asylum to escape Turkey and have been mixed up in the coup should be extradited," Cavusoglu told a news conference in Ankara with his German counterpart Sigmar Gabriel.
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Well, not quite — he begins as a Novice, but through a series of events, soon finds himself with a battlefield promotion and mixed up in things way above his pay grade.
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"He said, 'You're smart and talented and there's a million other things you could do besides getting mixed up in this, but if you really want, you could do it,'" she said.
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The problem, says Marc Pierini of Carnegie Europe, a Brussels think-tank, is that the issues of visa liberalisation, EU accession and immigration should not have been mixed up in the first place.
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The short rib had something in common with corned beef, too, which along with the cabbage and mustard made me wonder whether the Irish weren't also mixed up in this remarkable dish somehow.
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If Dana's character is mixed up in anything mentioned in the description, we can only imagine how far outside royal protocol the duchess's involvement in this film falls, but everybody has a past, right?
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When she gets mixed up in the secrets of Agnes's life, Louisa starts to lose herself, forgetting her passions and neglecting her relationship with her relatively new boyfriend Sam, who's back home in London.
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However, the actual deliveries might have gotten mixed up in the mail – both Hilton and Jenner posted videos of themselves breaking into the "Bae" boxes initially designated for the Naya Riveras of the world.
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Jeremy Meeks will be back in court soon, and in a very strange coincidence ... the same man who was busted with him when he became hot mug shot guy is mixed up in this too.
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Baking soda—mixed up in water and downed like a (kind of gross) shake—could have real applications for athletic performance, especially sprints, high-intensity interval training, and other workouts that require serious anaerobic output.
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And while we're at it, Mischa also has no idea what kind of trouble he's gotten mixed up in — or perhaps more accurately, what kind of trouble he's been in ever since he was born.
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In the U.S., if family members who don't hold office get too mixed up in governing, hackles are raised, as Bill and Hillary Clinton discovered when he put her in charge of health-care reform.
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The president-elect on Wednesday cited news reports that a different Michael Cohen with no Trump ties may have visited Prague and that the two Cohens might have been mixed up in Mr. Steele's reports.
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A first trailer for the adaptation of Paula Hawkins' book came out this week, and it's a strong first look, showing Emily Blunt's character getting mixed up in a woman's disappearance and her ex-husband's violence.
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Mafia III takes place in New Bordeaux, a virtual version of New Orleans in 1968, and stars Clay as a Vietnam veteran who gets mixed up in the black mob when he returns home from duty.
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Eurasia Group's Rahman noted that there was a danger that Article 50, the process of leaving the EU, was "getting mixed up in the peace process" and that the volatile political situation was not helping matters.
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I am 30 now, and while I would rather die than start going out to gay clubs and partying and getting myself mixed up in lesbian love triangles, I kind of wish that I already had.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 47%Summary: In the comedic drama "The Fluffer," a young gay man named Sean (Michael Cunio) looks for an entryway into the movie business and instead becomes mixed up in the porn industry.
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But Hasson's lawyers contended that their client was just a normal guy who got mixed up in the opioid crisis and the judge should release him on time he already served while the case was ongoing.
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This lends some weight to the idea that the prosecuting attorney is mixed up in all this (more on that later) because who better to insert a fake crime scene officer to plant damning evidence than him?
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In fact, the Treasury Department has rolled out a series of Ukraine-related sanctions on Russian individuals and entities, and as far as we know, that program never got mixed up in Trump's bribery and shakedown schemes.
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As the drug makes its way through the body, traces of cocaine get mixed up in the process of follicular morphogenesis, the growing of hair (as do opioids meth, ecstasy, marijuana and a host of other drugs).
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Gosling plays a private detective whose non-ethics neatly dovetail with the disheveled, sexually permissive 1970s in Los Angeles, where he's trailing a young woman who might be mixed up in the accidental death of a porn star.
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The seemingly small, insignificant gesture of returning a mislaid jigsaw piece ultimately results in a sub-plot about a missing mother—who, wouldn't you know it, is mixed up in wider happenings in the hotel's rather shady history.
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Despite the surfeit of violent deaths, the story at the fore — twin musicians, Rabbit and Alice Hatmaker, attend a high school music festival — remains a daffy coming-of-age story for siblings who get mixed up in murder.
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There were others I've enjoyed as much — probably the scene with Sansa in the courtyard where I kissed her while talking about her mother; that's where we start to see how this is all mixed up in his head.
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Sapir also got mixed up in charges against his offshore company of illegally importing wildlife parts when authorities found the heads of a Bengal tiger and a zebra, as well as elephant tusks and numerous pelts, on his yacht.
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People like Demi Lovato, Halsey, and Brendon Urie have also gotten mixed up in the back-and-forth, making posts of their own about the situation or subtly liking others' posts that make it clear whose side they're on.
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Chechen tradition would never allow such a thing, he said; he was the elder in the family, and Zaur hadn't consulted him—he never would have got himself mixed up in such a plot without checking with him first.
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They're probably mixed up in his head because he initially said he supported the United States' war in Iraq and now claims he didn't, and at first he didn't want military action in Syria but he just fired missiles at it.
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They vow not to get mixed up in any more organ-harvesting cults or murder-mysteries, and the show intercuts a flash-forward that has Archie, Veronica, and Betty burning their bloodied clothes (blood and underwear; classic Riverdale!) and Jughead's beanie.
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Unsurprisingly, there are many others who are still proselytizing the idea that the candy and beverage the kid bought before he was gunned down were intended to be mixed up in a batch of "purple drank," a codine-laced cocktail.
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For example, the emails show that Veselnitskaya was mixed up in the Russian government&aposs attempt to extract financial information from the former law firm of Bill Browder, the American-born British businessman who was a longtime critic of the Kremlin.
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Under the circumstances, a softball approach to Mattis seems warranted no matter how rotten the signal that sends to the rest of the military, the business community, and the public about the wisdom of getting mixed up in fraudulent endeavors.
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Her mother (who has since died) told Nancy she had dreamed up the whole thing, and her father is played by Scott Wolf — an actor who seems too sensible and grounded to get mixed up in such murky, morose speculation.
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It's clear that Hunter used his last name and the perch of privilege in order to fund the crack cocaine habit that got him kicked out of the military and obviously got him mixed up in some very sordid public things.
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So while the complaint makes clear Volker was mixed up in all this, it's unclear whether he was trying to help Trump and Giuliani achieve their goals, or whether he was struggling to clean up the mess they were making.
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ that A$AP was jumped on by one man after the birthday song, which resulted in a massive scuffle near the main stage ... one that A$AP himself got mixed up in with security trying to break things up.
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When Cohen's shady business dealings got him mixed up in that probe, the special counsel's office turned the case over to the Southern District of New York — the most prestigious U.S. attorney's office in the country — where Khuzami is technically second-in-command.
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It follows two twenty-somethings working in a Williamsburg (of course) diner: one a sass-mouth, no-nonsense working class hustler; the other a former rich girl forced into the service industry after her daddy gets mixed up in a Ponzi scheme.
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Blair: Okay, so one thing I've learned over a long period time politics is not to get mixed up in someone else's politics, I've got enough problems back here at home, so we'll leave all these questions around Ukraine and impeachment to American politics.
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If people decide that they want to vote tactically — and I completely understand that because of Brexit being mixed up [in the election], and frankly, dissatisfaction with both main parties — then web sites that tell you how to do that intelligently and provide the information, then… great.
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Unlike the "Malice" game — the infamous fight in 2004 involving the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons — there was no apparent violence directed at fans, but there were several N.B.A. players mixed up in the brawl during a 43 FIBA World Cup qualifier between Australia and the Philippines.
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The demise of Misty Mountains (Murielle Telio), whom March politely describes as a "porno young lady," ignites a search for another woman, Amelia (Margaret Qualley), who was mixed up in the same trade, and who happens to be the daughter of a senior official in the Justice Department (Kim Basinger).
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When it's a complicated situation, and you've been hanging out with a bad crowd, and you just got mixed up in some strange things, and you want your friends to know that you've got your head on straight again: Truly, there's nothing in this world that can't be fixed with baked goods.
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Dr. Ford isn't "nutty" she's a little "mixed up" in the words of Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE.
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The 2020 election has, in fact, turned Twitter into a breathing, combustible ecosystem of warring factions — where the struggling O'Rourke and Harris pulled in as devoted, enthusiastic, and vicious supporters as the ascendant Pete Buttigieg and steady Bernie Sanders, and where the real people mixed up in all of it can get lost in the rush.
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Mixed up in all that are easily a dozen other recognizable human characters, including military toughs, comic relief, and assorted nerds, not to mention a roughly equal number of Transformers – the most important of which are Optimus Prime (voiced as before by Peter Cullen), who's come to Cybertron to seek out his maker, and Megatron (voiced by Frank Welker), the ultimate evil Transformer.
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But the leadership of the Bikers is careful to make sure it doesn't get too mixed up in this sort of thing, because it would greatly undermine the viability of the political machine these burly men and rowdy women have built up in the last few years, effectively becoming one of the most dedicated and potent cadres in the Trump revolution.
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Broadly speaking, The Equalizer 2 isn't any more or less ridiculous than its predecessor — one of the movie's C-plots involves a painting lost in the Holocaust, and the finale takes place during a hurricane — but the political machinations that McCall gets mixed up in don't quite mesh with the image of the friendly neighborhood superhero that was established during the first film, and persists in McCall's interest in his neighbors and Lyft passengers.
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