" "(Putin) tried again to muck around in our elections this last month.
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Now I know not to muck around with it and get her to a surgeon.
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That weirdness is a big part of why science journalists like to muck around in these areas.
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He offered the same explanation when he mused about how Russian hackers should muck around in Clinton's email accounts.
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And if protests simplify and otherwise muck around issues, it is hard to see how they help anyone consider anything.
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And we are going to muck around with the site that has significant search traffic, at best we're gonna take a hit, right?
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We believe application-centric automation can give modern development teams what they really want — to build new apps, not muck around in the plumbing.
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Apple says teachers asked for a non-Bluetooth keyboard option for classrooms, so they wouldn't have to muck around with pairing them to iPads.
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" A vulnerable computer network in Sydney, the book says, "was a far more interesting place to muck around in than the rural high school.
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In living cities, archaeologists typically get to muck around underground during the construction of parking lots, with digs up to 26 feet below ground.
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"What upside is there for us to muck around with the rules," said Steve Duprey, the New Hampshire Republican committeeman and a rules committee member.
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It's technically a "shopping experience" rather than a shop, because while you can muck around with everything inside, you can't take any of it home with you.
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Cue recently had developer relations duties shifted off of him and onto SVP Phil Schiller, so presumably he now has time to muck around making TV shows.
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Speaking at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, California, on Saturday, Mattis claimed that Russia had again tried to "muck around" in America's democratic process.
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Then when Barack Obama first took office, he had better things to do than to muck around with this issue, and kind of hoped Congress would work something out.
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But the debate over the plan has precious little to do with debates about Trump's plans for tariffs and other crude instruments to muck around with the international trade system.
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And finding out that there's some agency in Washington that most people have never heard of who are gonna muck around with that, well guess what, a lot of people don't like that.
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The wider genre of daily diaries, where people recount everything from their sex lives to how they spend their money, is thriving, probably because we can't help but want to muck around in the lives of others.
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And even if you know which silo your data is in, you still have to go there and muck around in it to find what you're looking for — which Slack room did we put the meeting time in?
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It's certainly an uncomfortable feeling to realize that one of America's most prominent non-profit institutions has to muck around in the dirty world of VC funding in order to help educate kids, but that's the world we live in.
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"(Putin) tried again to muck around in our elections this last month, and we are seeing a continued effort along those lines," Mattis said, speaking at the Reagan National Defense Forum at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.
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When an adviser working on behalf of the company questioned Mr. Scott's logic, he added that if traders in the market were aware of the transaction, "they will try to jump in front and start to muck around in the markets," according to the complaint.
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"(But) there would be lots of ways for the tobacco industry or representatives to muck around or pay off for product placement in video games just because the [gaming] industry is more flexible and dynamic than the film industry" and video games come out much more frequently than movies, Thrasher said.
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Ryan Anderson, a power forward who shoots threes and is most comfortable guarding other power forwards who shoot threes, is going to have to get in the muck around the rim, and an algorithmic Rockets team will have to prove it can stop one of basketball's most basic strategies: give it to the tall guy.
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Among the many baffling elements of the whole affair are why a firm of Brigade's size and stature would muck around in such shallow, muddy waters, with such slippery fish, and why Carton, a man who by his and others' accounts loves his family and his job, would risk both on so flimsy a play.
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"Shut Up & Kiss Me" was sent to Australian radio on 17 April 2012. It was later released digitally and physically on April 20, 2012. Musically, "Shut Up & Kiss Me" is an upbeat song with pop punk influences, and lyrics about "making out with a girl". In an interview with MTV Australia, Mastin said the song is "just a tongue-in-cheek, muck around [type of] song".
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As a result, Sophie is left questioning "why did I muck around for so long?" Sophie passes her re-entry exam and starts work at the hospital as a trainee doctor. But Sophie soon becomes bored of menial tasks and wants more. Vallejo told TV Week's Erin Miller that Sophie feels as though "she can put her brain to work" and it "sparks that passion for medicine".
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As a child, Pearce was exorcised by his parents for alleged demonic possession, and after his father died, his mother and he would "muck around with a Ouija board". Pearce believes in the paranormal and occult, and claims to have had contact with various entities. Douglas P. is openly gay, and says that 'being gay is fundamental to Death in June', and expresses discontent with this side of Death in June not being explored in interviews. He describes the lack of coverage of this as 'incredulous' [sic].
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Recognizing that "not everyone wants to muck around with Photoshop", the site asks a question each week hoping to provoke amusing anecdotes. It was originally used as material for the radio show and the newsletter, but realising the popularity of the content, the site owners decided to continue the questions after the close of the show. A new topic is begun every Thursday (at which point it becomes impossible to reply to the previous QOTW) and, as with the other areas of the site, Question of the Week attracts regulars known for their characteristic posts. Each post is voted for in the same way as the image challenge.
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By the time Milestone and DC drafted their contract over DC distributing Milestone comics, the characters were from separate fictional universes. However, when crossovers between Static Shock and other DC animated series were suggested, it was established that they were from the same DC animated universe—"rather than having to muck around with multiple dimensions, or whatever." Although McDuffie stressed that the show remains loyal to "the spirit and the tone" of the comic book, some changes were done because of its timeslot and target audience of pre-teens. For example, guns appeared less frequently, Richie is not explicitly portrayed as homosexual, and he is Virgil's confidant instead of Frieda.
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Johnstone-Burt told TV Week's Erin Miller that he chose a career in acting because he was not good at anything in high school, saying "I was a bit of a clown and liked to muck around and make people laugh, and then I went to my first drama class and thought, 'Well, amazing, I can do this for the rest of my life.'" His parents supported his career choice and after leaving Barker College, Johnstone-Burt auditioned for the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) aged 18. However, he was told he was too young to attend and he decided to go travelling instead. When he returned to Australia, Johnstone-Burt auditioned for NIDA again and was accepted.
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Robert "Bob" Phillips (August 5, 1939 – April 11, 2016) worked for 40 years in construction, including positions as a bid estimator for Utah contracting companies Jack B. Parsons Construction, and Whitaker Construction. He often told people that his best-known construction job was “the only thing I ever built that ... was to look at and had no purpose.” Phillips was an expert at construction materials and techniques and was proficient in projecting the cost and effort required for a projected job. Phillips was uneasy about using earth-moving equipment in the muck around Rozel Point, where Smithson wanted to create the jetty. “It’s tricky working out on that lake,” Phillips said. “There’s lots of backhoes buried out there.” Smithson, in hip-wader boots, was in full command on the site. “When we got out there, he just took over,” Phillips said. “I don’t think he had done any geology work or anything on it.
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