Mercury is retrograde so watch out for delays and mixups during your journey.
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Removing any awkward stops, or track mixups, it's simply a playlist and a press of the button.
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Mercury's also about getting from one place to another, so during retrograde, watch out for traffic, mixups, and other delays.
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They probably had some mixups and then I don't think anybody wants to let Andre roll down the lane and get dunks.
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To avoid any mixups, you'll get a color-coded message before your pickup to help you and your driver correctly identify each other.
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These lexical mixups shed some light on how LSD affects semantic networks and the way the brain draws connections between different words or concepts.
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In an effort to eliminate awkward vehicle mixups, Uber provided its Seattle drivers with long, thin LED lights to attach to the inside of their windshields.
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There were no monumental envelope mixups, nobody tripped on their way to give a speech, and the closest thing we got to a selfie moment was something involving a hot dog gun.
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Meanwhile, a study published this year in the British Medical Journal found that 251,000 people die each year in the United States from medical error or medical care gone wrong, including drug name and dosage mixups.
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The coffee cup and water bottle mixups seemingly add fuel to what was a very divisive season—although our friends over at io9 pointed out that there have been plenty of anachronistic goofs in the show's history.
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Following the death of the French bulldog puppy in an overhead bin and three mixups, including a German shepherd mistakenly being sent to Tokyo, United said Tuesday it would stop taking reservations for pets traveling in cargo, pending a review.
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The name change is partly to avoid any mixups with the similarly named Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, but it's also to highlight the flurry of announcements it's making ahead of the first open-air test of its propulsion system in North Las Vegas, Nevada on Wednesday.
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Google Maps has made the occasional mistake—it has erroneously labeled a Berlin intersection as Adolf Hitler-Platz and described a New York City neighborhood as the "drug section"—but such address and phone number mixups were infinitely more annoying in our Analog Years.
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Holland has produced a variety of acoustic, digital, and electronic music. Holland has composed electronic music since the 1970s. Some of the music is referred to today as ‘mixups’, often mixing unlikely musical elements. The popularity of some of these ‘mixups’ is due to their reflection of current world issues in which people are still learning to live together with differing cultures.
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After a series of mixups (including the fact that Annabelle is engaged to Alfred Jones) Dan and Annabelle decide to get married before Dan's seven days ashore are up.
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A few mixups later, Caroline gets arrested, Dinwiddy does, too, and when Myrtle gets a call, she's no help at all. Wakefield extends the deadline, giving time for Dinwiddy to get the couples in question back together.
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He ordered Longstreet to move additional units into Lookout Valley, but, unknown to Bragg, the order was ignored. Furthermore, Longstreet's lack of diligence allowed command mixups to leave only two regiments near Brown's Ferry.Hallock, p. 122; Connelly, pp.
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Hwoarang excels in pressuring opponents from all ranges, being able to pressure opponents with his mixups at close range, having much leisure to choose whether to close in or to back away at middle range, and whiff punishing enemies from a long range, but he lacks defensive tools that prevent himself from being pressured.
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In many cases, according to Rossi, innocent people were needlessly detained for months at a time due to bureaucratic mixups. She also helped war brides, some of whom had come to the U.S. on the promise of marriage only to be abandoned by their fiancés. After the fascist regime in Italy passed antisemitic legislation, Rossi assisted Jewish refugees from Italy, and was criticized for it by some of her fellow Italian Americans. In 1956 she assisted survivors of the crash of the SS Andrea Doria.
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The timber of Khaya is called "African mahogany", with properties generally regarded as the closest to genuine mahogany.Mahogany Mixups: the Lowdown - The Wood Database Khaya senegalensis, also known as "African dry zone mahogany" or mubaba in the Shona language, is also used for its herbaceous parts. In west Africa, Fulani herdmen prune the tree during the dry season to feed cattle. In addition, the bark of K. senegalensis is often harvested from natural populations as well as plantations and used to treat many diseases.
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Hitler's view on the FA reports were that they were extremely reliable, with the material presented to Hitler verbatim. Linguists were given orders not to make guesses if there were gaps, but to fill them with rows of dots. A special courier section was used that traveled in special cars, not railway cars, with dispatch boxes set up for which only Hitler, Ribbentrop and Göring possessed the keys. Once read, reports were returned, and sometimes due to mixups in sheet numbering or missing sheets due to human error, specific sheets would be re-requested.
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" He responded by saying that Street Fighter characters are generally not accurate to their respective origins, such as Blanka and Dhalsim. In GamesRadar article for Street Fighter X Tekken, they stated "Quite the femme fatale, Juri is a sensual villain who uses her augmented power to make herself the most evil woman in the Street Fighter universe." Additionally, GamesRadar named Juri as one of the best new characters of 2010, stating "Juri's overall aesthetic appeal is quite strong even if you don’t spend hours a day honing mixups and perfecting your FADCs.
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A series of mixups at JFK Airport leaves the Shelton sisters stranded while the prospective buyer of Hollowmade, Mr. Fabio Alberici, takes their limousine back to the Plaza Hotel with the Ratliff sisters. The Ratliffs are checked into the Sheltons' suite, and the Sheltons take the suite next door, leading to a series of near- misses between the four sisters, and the men who are pursuing them romantically. In the meantime, Graham and his assistant/boyfriend assume that a visitor from Jupiter Hollow, Rose Ratliff's beau Roone Dimmick, is actually "R. Ratliff." All sisters discover their mixup in the lobby bathroom.
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When war broke out in 1914, Theseus joined the 10th Cruiser Squadron. In late August Russian forces in the Baltic captured copies of the German Navy codebook and Theseus was dispatched from Scapa Flow to Alexandrovosk in order to collect the copies offered to the British. Although she arrived on 7 September, due to mixups she did not depart until 30 September and returned to Scapa with two Russian couriers and the documents on 10 October. The books were formally handed over to the First Lord, Winston Churchill, on 13 October, and subsequently exploited by the cryptanalysts of Room 40.
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The booster problems would prove a particularly vexing one to solve because the U.S. Air Force, not NASA, was in charge of Atlas-Agena. Although NASA had hoped to launch planetary probes on Centaur, which was entirely under their control, that program was delayed by serious technical issues and would not be flight-ready for a long time. Having to share the booster with the U.S. Air Force and its Department of Defense missions on the West Coast created repeated mixups, delays, and technical problems. Therefore, it was recommended that NASA be given complete oversight in the procurement and launch of Atlas-Agena without the Air Force's involvement.
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In genetics, a non-paternity event (also known as misattributed paternity, not parent expected, or NPE) is when someone who is presumed to be an individual's father is not in fact the biological father. This presumption may be on the part of the individual, the parents, or the physician. Non-paternity may result from sperm donation, undisclosed adoption, promiscuity, paternity fraud, non-consensual sex, as well as medical mistakes, for example, mixups during procedures such as in vitro fertilization and artificial insemination. Where there is uncertainty, the most reliable technique for establishing paternity is genetic testing; however, there is still a risk of error due to the potential for gene mutations or scoring errors.
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In a scientific review of non-paternity studies since the 1950s, Bellis et al. (2005) stated that knowingly covering up an accidental pregnancy that resulted from infidelity is often assumed to be the reason for non-paternity, but that there are many other reasons, "for example, where sex with the long term partner has not produced children a woman might seek conception elsewhere." They said other reasons might be undisclosed adoptions, accidental misattribution resulting from multiple relationships in close succession as well as medical mistakes, such as mixups during procedures such as in vitro fertilization and artificial insemination. In genetic genealogy the term non-paternity is often used in a wider context to indicate a break in the link between the Y-chromosome and the surname.
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The Election Assistance Commission says that computers should be set only to accept nearly perfect signature matches, and humans should doublecheck a sample, but they do not discuss acceptable error rates or sample sizes. The Election Advisory Commission says the first human check of a signature rejected by machines will average 30 seconds, and a sample of decisions to accept should be checked. They recommend all rejections should be checked by bipartisan teams (6 feet apart) who will average 3 minutes for the final decision to reject, which means 6 minutes of staff time, plus supervision time. The Commission also discusses the challenges of moving large numbers of envelopes without mixups from receipt, to machines, and various steps of verification, rejection, and voter notification to cure mismatches, as well as counting and logging the number of ballots at every step.
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Many continued to call at least the manual-focus Minolta SR-mount lenses "Rokkors" long after the name was dropped. Even decades later, when Sony took over the A-mount auto-focus SLR system from Konica Minolta in 2006, for which no Rokkor lenses were ever produced, there were (unsuccessful) petitions to reintroduce the old Rokkor brand. There are now even totally unrelated pseudo-brands named Rokunar and Rokinon (similar sounding mixups of various respected photographic brands like Rokkor, Riconar (by Ricoh), Rikenon (by Ricoh), Nikkor (by Nikon), Fujinon (by Fujifilm), etc.) trying to capitalize on the power of Minolta's brand. For some while in the 1960s and 1970s SR-mount SLR lenses manufactured for the North American market were engraved with Rokkor-X rather than just Rokkor (as was used in the rest of the world) in order to improve trackability and dry out the gray market.
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In addition to his work in IVF, he had differences of opinion with the HFEA, most notably over the issue of human cloning.BBC News Dr Sammy Lee and Ruth Deech head of the UK human fertilisation authority He states that if it may be done safely and effectively, and be morally justifiable. Lee also wrote an article in the Sunday Times (10 November 2002) in the aftermath of a number of high-profile embryo transfer mixups in several human IVF clinics. Professor Sammy Lee arranged a conference co-sponsored by the Progress Educational Trust entitled '21st Century Motherhood' at the University College London (UCL) (18 September 2009). Speakers included Peter Brinsden, Consultant Medical Director at Bourn Hall Clinic, Professor Lord Robert Winston and Professor Shere HiteTimes On Line 'Cultural historian Shere Hite says it’s just sexism ' UCL '21st Century Motherhood' Conference at the University College London (UCL) (18 September 2009) .
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