The comedy: that they will muck up terribly, every episode.
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But their fight doesn't need to muck up the GND.
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A firehose that could seriously muck up your weekend travel plans. 4.
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He also helped identify sources of background noise that might muck up detections.
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I was worried that my swole-eye would muck up Face ID somehow.
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What calls did we get right, and which did we muck up profoundly?
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Unfortunately, central bankers tend to muck up their communications in three critical ways.
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If too many collisions and debris muck up space, certain orbits could become unusable.
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Waning competition in employment can muck up the economy in more ways than one.
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These fund managers do not expect the Fed's actions to muck up the landscape.
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Rather than muck up a good thing, Dearborn opted for a touchup over a makeover.
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Add too much interactivity, however, and you muck up simulations of structure formation in the early universe.
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Instead, he said, outliers raise issues, recite rhetoric and propose changes to "muck up" the rulemaking process.
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It's cool if in the Legends universe meeting your younger self doesn't muck up in the future.
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You can muck up Chekhov or Shakespeare any number of ways and still somehow come out ahead.
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That's not all: both the Moon and Mars have a lot of dust, which can muck up hardware.
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Trump, they said, has the potential to muck up the world in a way that Berlusconi never could.
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It isn't trying to muck up the planet; that's just the nature of the business NRG is in.
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And Venezuela's political situation has deteriorated so drastically, the IEA says, that it may soon muck up oil operations.
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They never win, but they can muck up the results so whoever does win doesn't get a clear mandate.
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Does that sound too rosy, as a reality TV demagogue stands poised to muck up the fate of the planet?
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THE SWISS are getting ready once again for a referendum that could muck up their relations with the European Union.
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Both mirrors rely on gesture controls for the obvious reason that no one wants to muck up their clean, expensive mirror.
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Disturbances in the ionosphere can muck up these signals and equipment and even disrupt our power grid on the surface below.
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With those stakes, the last thing scientists, engineers, and citizens want is for a private company's capsule to muck up measurements.
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The larger frustration for big banks is that San Francisco-based Qatalyst continues to muck up their M&A advisory business.
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Certainly, we didn't want our presence to muck up a significant interview with a could-be president, so discretion was critical.
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The Badgers will slow things down, muck up games, and put themselves in position to rack up quality wins against better opponents.
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And it's unlikely the device will be usable outdoors for the foreseeable future, since fast moving air particles can muck up the process.
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Just after Schiaparelli deployed its parachute, the IMU suffered a glitch for just one second, enough to muck up the lander's navigation system.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)If you're worried the always-on display could muck up a night at the movies or your sleep, don't.
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And if someone's credit is missing, spelled wrong, or doesn't match a streaming platform's style guide, that can muck up payments for everyone involved.
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If the seismometer is deployed too close to InSight, even tiny vibrations on the lander, perhaps caused by wind, could muck up the data.
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And roads would have to be filled entirely with autonomous vehicles — if you had even one human driver, that could muck up the flow.
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Beijing threatened economic consequences and said if the US goes through with the law, it would further muck up the nations' tense trade relationship.
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If we get too much of this stuff, it can sometimes muck up our spacecraft in orbit and even mess with our electric grid.
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However, major storms in the ionosphere can throw off the orbits of spacecraft and muck up our communications systems, as well as cause power fluctuations.
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Constant reminders of the narrative's tagline — "Stories can hurt, stories can heal" — and repeated references to Richard Nixon's presidential campaign muck up the downtime between kills.
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They say you can't polish a turd, but the wrong script and art direction can definitely convolute and muck up a perfectly good plot and cast.
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Anything that emits a lot of heat also emits a lot of infrared light, which means there are plenty of sources that can muck up observations.
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And there's some debate over whether the disappearing Arctic sea ice could muck up winter weather patterns in North America (though this is still being hotly debated).
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The Colts tend to muck up games, and their defense has slowly climbed to 15th in DVOA after ranking among the bottom teams earlier in the year.
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It's also easier to ask Alexa to adjust the mirror when your fingers are covered in makeup or moisturizer and you don't want to muck up your phone.
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Of course, his outside shot is still very much a work in progress, and that could muck up Cleveland's spacing if LeBron's range really is gone for good.
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This can potentially muck up spacecraft that are in orbit around Earth, like our GPS satellites, and heighten the radiation risk to astronauts on the International Space Station.
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He also played a role in previous attempts by the White House to muck up the Russia investigation, including the firing of James Comey as the F.B.I. director.
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It is the ultimate expression of Nintendo's delightful take on the fighting game genre because it doesn't muck up what makes the best parts of the series so great.
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Satellites already muck up images of the night sky, so having even more spacecraft zooming above Earth could significantly hinder their ability to view distant objects in the Universe.
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The international press, ostensibly there to disseminate news of the newest Jesus Phone throughout the world, was asked to shut their laptops so as not to muck up the show.
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As a whole, it's a nationalist utopia—beautiful in its Afro-future splendor, but very, "stay on your side of the yard, so you don't muck up ours," mentality wise.
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Starlink has also been a source of controversy for those in the astronomy community who are concerned that the massive constellation could muck up their observations of the night sky.
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SpaceX is taking this step to counteract concerns voiced by the astronomy community, which is worried that the constellation of Starlink satellites might muck up their observations of the Universe.
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There's more -- Avenatti goes on to slam R. Kelly's attorney, Steven Greenberg, saying SG is trying to muck up the Kelly case by personally attacking Avenatti over his own legal woes.
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Throughout it all, there was perhaps the most incompetent of human resources staffs, which seemed to pick the very worst choice every time to muck up a bad situation even further.
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All this has left Brexiteers like Mr. Francois looking increasingly lonely, and searching for new ways — like threatening to muck up the European Union's business — to achieve a no-deal exit.
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Instead of directing the electricity into the phone itself — leaving room for heat dispersion to muck up the device's performance — the Dash Charge adapter manages the current before it reaches the handset.
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The Amphipod Xinglet Vest is a reflector vest that lights you up in a way that's not too bulky, and designed to fit you so it doesn't muck up your running motion.
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Whether it affects you and the apps that you like to use will vary, but chances are, there is an app or game you use that the display will muck up a bit.
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Where they lack in talent, discipline, shooting, play-making, cohesion, intelligence, and all-around awesome, Cleveland absolutely has to muck up the game's gray areas that exist between set plays and the open floor.
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Plus, because it has this big, squarish shape, Microsoft may not have to worry quite so much about making sure you don't muck up the thermals by setting something on top of the vent.
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We're a species that's become so advanced, we don't just have the power to blow ourselves to smithereens with our 25,000 live nuclear weapons, but even muck up the whole universe with our particle colliders.
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Now, many in the astronomy community are concerned that this mega constellation might be too bright, and the sheer number of satellites that SpaceX wants to launch could muck up their telescope observations of the Universe.
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But even the most conscientious residents may not necessarily make the connection between the water that swirls down their drains during a rainstorm and the resulting sewer overflows that muck up the rivers where they sail or kayak.
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Whether you're thrilled at the thought of a new take on this dark teen comedy, or terrified the revamped version will muck up everything good about the original, there's never been a better time to dust off your Veronica Sawyer costume.
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The muck-up may have guaranteed that Articles 11 and 13 made it into the version passed by the European Parliament, but it does remain to be seen whether the worst-case scenario feared by open internet advocates will materialized.
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Officials are urging residents of the Texas capital city to cut water consumption by at least 15% so water treatment plants can catch up with demand as historic flooding continues to muck up lakes that supply the region's tap water.
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To do so, particularly in instances where they dropped the screener's man or switched a big up high, the Spurs positioned help defenders in spots where they could take away Harden's driving lanes and muck up the three-point line.
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It's also part of why researchers can't seem to agree on whether tomatoes cause or protect against cancer, or whether alcohol is good for you or not, and so on, and why journalists so badly muck up reporting on food and health.
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But if ABKCO did intentionally muck up these audio files, upload them to this random YouTube account, and only had them visible for a day, Rosen says it's questionable whether that meets the directive's threshold of releasing the recordings to the public.
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The idea has drawn a lot of ire from motorsports fans because of how it can muck up the aesthetics, but what's shocking about the integration of it on the new Formula E car is just how hard it is to notice from most angles.
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Many scientists have come to believe that while we sleep the space between our neurons expands, allowing a cranial sewage network—the glymphatic system—to flush the brain of waste products that might otherwise not only prevent memory formation but muck up our mental machinery and perhaps eventually lead to Alzheimer's.
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Year 12 Muck Up Day was changed to "Celebration Day." ARCC Scores were initiated, to work alongside Progress Scores. 'Popstars - The 90s Musical' was the school production. 2018 Programs Moondah, Woorngan and Karrobran were cancelled.
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I think the artwork in particular. A lot of it's all wrong, and so badly printed. I think Nonsuch, the whole thing is shifted about an inch-and-a-half one way I think. It's just a complete muck-up.
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The culprits are yet to be discovered. A discussion into the event was had on the HSC Discussion Group 2017 Facebook page, under the thread by Joe Connell; a friend of the physics department. That year a number of students were also suspended from the school following unsanctioned "muck-up" day activities.Prefects from The Scots College have stood down and up to ten students face suspension after muck-up day In March 2018 The Scots College celebrated 125 years of boys' education and opened a new campus, Brighton Preparatory School at Dolls Point, near its original site at Brighton-Le-Sands.
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In the United Kingdom, "muck-up days" are common in independent schools and state schools, and members of staff (particularly grounds staff and porters) often unofficially assist the perpetrators. Examples of such traditions include stealing the school's clocks as makeshift trophies or removing styluses for interactive whiteboards.
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In Australia, muck-up days are a common practice in many schools, although their nature has evolved over the years such that activities are usually pre-approved by staff (e.g., a year coordinator) and may not harm staff, students or property. Notable pranks have been dyeing the swimming pool purple and bringing pigs to school.
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When Ben kisses her, Yashvi tells him she just wants to be friends. She later apologises for making up the rumours about them. Ben takes the blame for a muck up day prank to save Yashvi from being expelled, and Susan expels him instead. Ben and Xanthe realise they still have feelings for one another and they get back together.
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Woodland said of Mongala in 1920 that it was "in such a muck-up state he doesn't know where to start". The British were ambivalent about their policy for administration of the South Sudan. Woodland called for a decision. Either South Sudan should be separated from the north and administered as a territory in the same way as Uganda, or the British should encourage development by the Arabs within the structure of the North Sudan.
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That notice of return came after the Terrible Master Urd episode c. chapter 47, but by then she wanted to stay on Earth and everyone helped muck up things so she couldn't go back right away. She and Skuld have since done emergency duty on Yggdrasil in heaven at least twice since then, as of ch 162. As she demonstrates later in the manga, she can exercise immense control over her powers despite her second-class status.
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" Gangsta Granny began filming on 28 October 2013. David Walliams said: "I am thrilled that we have such a stellar cast of comedy legends for Gangsta Granny. I can only apologise that I am in it too!" Mark Freeland, the controller of BBC comedy production for the BBC, said: "David asked us not to muck up his massively popular book on TV. So we cast him and then added some of the most-loved and wonderful comedy actors in the country.
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Bancks joined the cast of Home and Away in 1992 and he had previously undertaken a drama class which Bancks felt had well prepared him for the role. He was selected from 200 actors that auditioned for the role. Bancks felt that the "biggest thrill" of his career was when his agent informed him that he had secured the role. Bancks missed "muck-up day" at school because he was learning his scripts for his first episode and he began filming in March immediately after leaving school.
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The Arabic language and the Muslim religion continued to be spread in South Sudan by merchants and administrators from the North, and even by British officials who preferred to speak Arabic rather than learn the local language. A rising by the Aliab Dinka in 1919 was suppressed harshly in 1920. That year the Nuer were attacking both the Dinka and the Burun people on the border with Ethiopia. The governor of Mongalla in 1920, V.R. Woodland, said that Mongalla at the time was "in such a muck-up state he doesn't know where to start".
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Although the school provides a very modern atmosphere in most aspects of school life, there are some traditional events held annually, although attendance of these events is no longer compulsory for all boys. This includes the annual prize giving ceremony at Guildhall, London and the annual carol service at Temple Church, among others. The school is also home to the annual London Classical Reading Competition, participated in by schools nationwide. Another traditional event is "muck-up day" celebrated by the leaving year group at the end of formal schooling in their final year at the school.
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In 1986, the original building was devastated by a fire, destroying most of the rooms including the large library, a collection of Byron's notebooks, the trophy room and other classrooms, although the historic facade was mostly undamaged. The school was rebuilt over many years, with modern facilities, while pupils studied in temporary classrooms in the playground. These Portakabins were used by the English and Art Departments. The modular building that was painted pink as part of a prank on "muck-up day" in 2002 The school and FPs club own the Rubislaw Playing Fields at a site about a mile away from the main school building.
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Similar to the Ninja Turtles' Retromutagen Ooze, Playmates also marketed a canister of slime labeled Toxie's Toxic Waste. A toy line principally conceived by Aaronian and the design team at Troma and Pangea Corporation, some of the toys came packed with "Toxic Tips," which instructed kids how to make messes in their homes and otherwise muck up the environment. Other tie-in products included coloring books, junior novels, Halloween costumes, Colorforms, Topps trading cards, a board game, a card game, and puzzles. Video games of the same name were also produced by Bandai and Sega, which were released on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Sega Genesis.Amazon.
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A stairwell filled with balloons at a university in Saarbrücken, Germany A senior prank is a type of organized prank pulled by the senior class of a school, college, or university to cause chaos throughout the institution. The pranks are usually carried out at the end of the senior school year as a going away mark on the school, and in some cases have become something of a tradition. This is known as muck-up day in Australia and the United Kingdom. The pranks are often planned out very well before they are actually done in order to work out details such as not being caught or blamed for the disruption they cause.
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The cast also performed a "Muck-Up Matinee" on the day of closing, where many understudies came to the stage for one final bow, including Tanya Manalang (Alternate Kim), Christian Rey Marbella (Understudy Engineer), before the main cast in the evening. Cameron Mackintosh announced a cinema screening of the 25th Anniversary Gala along with a movie at a later date, a brand new UK Tour, and plans to transfer to Australia, Germany, and Broadway in the next two years. The revival closed to make way for the London transfer of the Broadway best-selling show Aladdin in May 2016, with former understudy for Thuy, Ethan Le Phong, understudying the lead role of Aladdin.
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One of her best known films is Homes for the People (1945) which used the technique of allowing working class women to describe their living conditions, one of them vividly slating the design of her suburban house and summing up: "I call it a muck-up". In the 1950s, Mander and her husband, fellow filmmaker Rod Neilson Baxter, returned from Indonesia where they had helped set up a film unit. After directing a feature film for the Children's Film Foundation, The Kid from Canada (1957), Mander returned to continuity work, later saying that "I palpably had the skills" but could not face "battling" to continue directing. She spent most of the rest of her career working in continuity on feature films, including From Russia with Love, The Heroes of Telemark and Fahrenheit 451.
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