The media had screwed up by enabling Trump, but it really screwed up by missing the story.
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I realized I had screwed up and because I had screwed up, now I'm firing Bob because of it.
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More recently, he worked with Screwed Up Records to release T-shirts celebrating the work of the legendary Screwed Up Click.
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A value I give to my clients is the amount of things I've screwed up myself, or have seen screwed up.
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I think what we screwed up and what I personally screwed up as a Democrat, was clearly the rise of Bernie saying we hate Washington.
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But this is a moment in which there is an incredible appetite for explanations for why our very bad and screwed-up world is so bad and screwed-up.
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How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana How New York totally screwed up legalizing medical marijuana Manhattan's first and only medical marijuana dispensary is like a fortress.
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Pretty much the same things, although, you know, like a screwed-up portrait has to be screwed=up in a more interesting way now versus when I first started collecting things.
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And for me to be in the Screwed Up Click and not rap like a Screwed Up Clickster, I was on some reality shit, saying shit that everybody was going through.
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" He said she told him, "Dad, you screwed up.
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"I shouldn't have repeated it … I screwed up," she said.
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Appsee meanwhile, claims that it was GoPuff that screwed up.
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It's possible to admit that someone you like screwed up.
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"I screwed up our strategy on pit lane," Hamlin admitted.
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And now it was all screwed up in the head.
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It's been…" He screwed up his face, then continued: "…months.
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Either we'd just cured cancer or we'd really screwed up.
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I'd want vindication by proving this company had screwed up.
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All my movies got screwed up because of [my] personality.
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Microsoft has screwed up its Windows Phone upgrades once again.
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I think they kind of screwed up at the beginning.
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I can't change it," adding, "I screwed up… I'm sorry.
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"Pete screwed up on that one," said Janet Alexander, 73.
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In my view, the Green Party screwed up, big time.
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Particularly when it comes to ways the government screwed up.
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I did not do it … Yeah, you're done … Screwed up.
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Yes, VW screwed up very badly and they're heavily unionized.
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We are inside this world that is so screwed up.
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Their engineers were running around thinking they had screwed up.
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"HHS really screwed up and ran out of space," he said.
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He wants her to know that he knows he screwed up.
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There's no reason why only screwed up people should have kids.
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So, does Eric think the Rams screwed up not drafting Wentz?
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When he calls out your company, you know you've screwed up.
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Or, maybe things aren't that screwed up in the first place.
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He just has his days and nights screwed up right now.
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If I screwed up, I wasn't at risk of getting shot.
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If there isn't a live demo, Qualcomm has seriously screwed up.
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"I'm the first to admit I screwed up," Ms. Broadwell said.
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The injuries include a torn meniscus and a screwed up kneecap.
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Sort of screwed up all along the line in her choices.
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Admit times when you've screwed up so others see you're human.
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Translation: Nah nah nah nah nah, you screwed up your lawsuit!!
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Imagine if your employer did that every time you screwed up.
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You've already screwed up, just not in the way you think.
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But we've seen enough to know that the show screwed up.
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"These guys are totally screwed up," Crick wrote in his logbook.
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Cancer rates, respiratory illnesses, all because of our screwed-up systems.
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Others think Jackson screwed up in other ways that caused it.
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Morrow instead gravitated to Southern rap—artists like Screwed Up Clik and Lil Flip, even convincing one of his best friends to get a Screwed Up Clik tattoo during a night of drunken debauchery in Houston.
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Others knew Samsung had screwed up, but wanted the next Note anyway.
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I buy contracts where people screwed up and they have bad contracts.
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Original Hero shot, not sure why the left side got screwed up.
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Now you are going to tell me we are not screwed up?
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It would really have screwed up the book in a big way.
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It turns out that my sense of smell was completely screwed up.
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Dagwood, the one with a screwed-up wing and a crooked beak.
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Photo: GettyUber screwed up—big time—and now it has to pay.
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We've screwed up together, laughed together, evolved together, and raised hell together.
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Here's a story where Justin Bieber isn't the one who screwed up.
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"I certainly screwed up our day," Busch said of the speeding penalty.
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It sounds sad and screwed up at first, but it's super interesting.
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Was the Screwed Up Click the first rap to really inspire you?
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Faith tells us the clerk at the marriage license bureau screwed up.
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Trae the Truth conducted codeine spirituals to honor the Screwed Up Click.
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They found each other, through this screwed up carnival called pro wrestling.
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You become a family; albeit a screwed up one, but a family.
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I screwed up and I've learned something and I'll do it differently.
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But Bevin really really screwed up when he messed with teacher's pensions.
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I didn't want to be the guy who screwed up the game.
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They think our systems are fundamentally screwed up and require radical overhaul.
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Well, for one thing, it seems the World Bank screwed up — badly.
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"Let me just tell you how screwed up this is," he said.
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Baseball already screwed up a hallowed sport by allowing the designated hitter.
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Is his bracket as screwed up by now as most of ours?
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If it's all screwed up, you can just do it on paper.
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"Not because somebody did a knockout, but because some candidate screwed up."
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Directed by Isaac Yowman, All Screwed Up details the transformation from Robert Earl Davis Jr. to DJ Screw, his Screwed Up Click, and the popularization of his warped and sluggish recasting of rap music, known as Screw Tapes.
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And somehow I sort of half breathed in and clumsily took steps forward and I screwed up a lot of stuff — we screwed up a lot of stuff, Michelle and I — but eventually we got the hang of it.
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According to Raymond, Smith, who is black, screwed up his face in disgust.
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He screwed up again, but this time, he's screwing us all, big-time!
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I "screwed up," Stanford economist Kenneth Judd wrote to me in an email.
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"I just screwed up a win," Giles explained to reporters after the game.
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He screwed up his face into a squint, asking how I could see.
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Seeing the waitress's heavy face screwed up in anger, Nan swallowed the ice.
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If the Senators screwed up, we're going to know about it, and soon.
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Ms LaFrance, who studies non-verbal communication, says they "screwed up the interviews".
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Instagram bugs have screwed up follower accounts, and made the feed scroll horizontally.
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But in between then and now, the two major parties screwed up massively.
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"He screwed up again, but this time he's screwing us all, big time!"
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They've screwed up their own relationship so royally that it stains everything else.
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"My whole depth of perception, everything was kind of screwed up," Wilson says.
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And, what's more, some percentage of them will be significantly more screwed up.
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The next morning, I came out and saw the railing was screwed up.
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Screwed-up-face, trousers round his knees, grunting and sweating and all. Lovely.
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When I start using a different name, they automatically know, I screwed up.
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Of course, any other move would have been totally screwed up and monstrous.
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"I don't think he fabricated, he screwed up," Ms. Murphy said on Saturday.
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"I think we just screwed up," Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne told RTL television.
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They are screwed up in the head and it makes, pisses me off.
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"Cuisinart just screwed up the holidays for a lot of people," she said.
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"The national debate is all screwed up," Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's mayor, told me.
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He screwed up by going to the private college and not making payments.
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They're so screwed up, nothing gets done — except for when I do it.
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She claims they screwed up her insurance, which delayed her diagnosis and treatment.
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Steven Sinofsky became the head of Windows because this guy eventually screwed up.
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The plot is kind of screwed up and the second act borders on racist.
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I really clicked with this person and I am afraid that I screwed up.
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"The presidential candidates have so screwed up the discussion on health care," Dingell said.
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They need to say, 'Yeah, we screwed up, but we're going to fix it.
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Hilariously, while admitting the account was fake, the user screwed up their own username.
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Remarkably, WWE hasn't screwed up despite Lynch not being a star of their making.
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I've had three long-term relationships, and they all got screwed up by alcohol.
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Second, he admits that he's had some pretty screwed up flashbacks over his involvement.
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Update: Chipotle is giving away free burritos because it screwed up your lunch plan.
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The more time passed the more she realized how screwed up she had been.
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"No," he said, "they screwed up basic things," listing some specifics of their analysis.
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She's screwed up her fair share of Thanksgiving turkey, so you don't have to.
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"Somebody screwed up here, OK?" former CIA director Leon Panetta told the Washington Post.
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"She approached me about it … and I was like: 'I screwed up,' " he says.
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Miscommunications, delays, and screwed up schedules will make you super angry this morning, Capricorn.
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You'd be so pissed off if an actor screwed up in the last scene.
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And then, to definitely make things worse, Trump screwed up America's relationship with Germany.
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There were days that were extremely lonely in that job because I screwed up.
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And in fact, when his turn as attacker came around again, he screwed up.
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You guys are never going to believe this, but the IOC screwed up again.
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"Yeah, I screwed up royally," she told agents before her arrest, according to CBS.
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Because I think we might screw it up like we screwed up the internet.
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Brutal Black recalls you to the primitive brutality that was screwed up by modernity.
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No one wants to be the director who screwed up the Steven Spielberg documentary.
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From here, he goes about calibrating the relationship in a uniquely screwed-up way.
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He's still hoping for some clarity about how the CDC screwed up so badly.
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I'm the one who screwed up and he's thanking me for yelling his name.
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The show turned its eye for slick melodrama from the set's screwed-up power dynamics to the nation's screwed-up racial dynamics by centering on a black suitor, but quickly proved it didn't have much of substance to say on the subject.
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Their screwed-up relationship becomes a reflection of some of what's wrong with Chinese society.
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"People understand that things are kind of screwed up," said Chicago-area broker Robert Slayton.
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This is a perfect demonstration of the screwed up state of the US network structure.
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Recently, Apple screwed up by revealing numerous secrets about the upcoming phone in HomePod's firmware.
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Biden's campaign attacked the screwed-up process, seeking to cast doubt on the final results.
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"I screwed up," he says, adding that, in America, small infractions can lead to deportation.
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I screwed up some passes, but we found a way to score a goal tonight.
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Meanwhile, Abby is having a pretty hard time handling how badly she's royally screwed up.
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You know you screwed up if Apple is about to one-up you on social.
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I only want whoever screwed up to come here and clean up their mess. Period.
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Often, these efforts manifest in giving them well-intentioned monologues about their screwed up lives.
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Also, the saddest MLS expansion team rally and whether West Ham screwed up with Payet.
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I wanted to make screwed up people and their problems, and funny stuff, sad stuff.
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So, all signs point to them having a boy, unless someone screwed up the release.
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When an adviser screwed up, the President was generally forgiving and hated to fire anyone.
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I have a scar and a screwed up belly button, but my intestines where saved.
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I have screwed up many, many times in the past, but I have moved on.
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He completely screwed up negotiations with a number of parties by repeatedly and transparently bluffing.
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They want to know if Skype screwed up, or if it was hacked or attacked.
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The administration can't; they're so screwed up and chaotic they're going to blow the deadline.
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This is how yo-yo dieting is made, because people feel like they screwed up.
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Our government is so screwed up it don't know its right hand from its left.
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But if we screwed up, we don't normally run around repeating the charge in public.
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Speaking of which, Tesla's supply chain got screwed up and the company blamed the coronavirus.
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When you screwed up, it was scary the first time, but frustrating every time after.
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"Our schedule got screwed up and we were running super late," he said in an email.
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Recent breakups prove that we should've never screwed up our friend circle by trying to date.
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On Tuesday, the ENTSOE explained a little more about why that average was getting screwed up.
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This is foolish because government regulations will undoubtedly get screwed up and lead to unintended consequences.
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"We realized we screwed up totally and we laid off like 10,000 people instantaneously," Moynihan said.
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So you tell employees directly when they've screwed up and what they can do to improve.
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My "career" such as it is, is currently on hold thanks to a screwed-up wrist.
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In an ideal world, I think we'd all be a lot less screwed-up about sex.
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It was even more screwed up that no one batted an eye at any of this.
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So you can feel better about yourself because you're not as screwed up as we are?
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This is one of those moments where I screwed up and here's me begging your pardon.
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We screwed up and our wives were like, 'You can never get on a bike again.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source said.
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I repeated what someone told me … I shouldn't have repeated it … I screwed up … I'm sorry.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source says.
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We've screwed up the environment so badly, it's hard to even call it an environment anymore.
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They somehow screwed up and gave an award to a conservative, I have no idea how.
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This is one of those moments where I screwed up, and here's me begging your pardon.
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Because the world is so screwed up … but I think it probably made Paris even better.
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BTW ... our photog screwed up one thing ... it was obviously the 76ers who dismantled the Heat.
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Almost every screwed up vote is caused by a bad guess about where the idol is.
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There's not a whole lot of people positioned to say, 'Here is where it's screwed up.
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Sure, maybe you screwed up during your presentation or had a disagreement with a co-worker.
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Only Mr. Cady's "I Screwed Up the Future" draws on standard techniques of opera, however playfully.
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We could tell them, 'You have a house that can be saved because banks screwed up.
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That's not because we're insecure or screwed up—again, it's just how the human mind works.
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" He added, "There were days that were extremely lonely in that job because I screwed up.
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Given how much every major tech company has screwed up on security, privacy, just basic decency.
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" Lindsey Graham says Trump's success in GOP primaries shows that the party is "completely screwed up.
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Everyone immediately seemed to recognize that Varner had screwed up; everyone immediately jumped to Zeke's defense.
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I screwed up my parallel park, and the hit to my confidence cratered everything from there.
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After several days, Alicia screwed up her courage and told her boyfriend about her drug problem.
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By the time Bannon realized just how badly he had screwed up, it was too late.
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Reading these findings, it's really no wonder that the Baltimore Police Department is so screwed up.
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O'ROURKE: I think this just shows you how screwed up the priorities in Washington, D.C., are.
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I just think the whole ... the way we think about this is all really screwed up.
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The sources confirm the note read, "I had a perfect life, and now it's all screwed up."
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Whoever screwed up the HIV settlement notice will be dogged by the mistake for years to come.
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I have no problem saying the Libertarian Party nominee screwed up in this or any other interview.
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Anyone who has ever royally screwed up a cooking endeavor (who hasn't?) needs to watch this show.
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Just last week, Bing's map service screwed up when it positioned Melbourne, Australia in the wrong hemisphere.
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It was a nice moment that went smoothly and wasn't screwed up in a completely ridiculous way.
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Conduct a professional "autopsy" If you screwed up, examine the mistake like a detective would, Welch says.
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I screwed up my courage, walked into my first hot yoga class, and discovered I liked it.
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Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands.
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"I screwed up, and that's totally on me," he told MMQB's Jenny Vrentas in a recent interview.
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Jeff Sklar, an anti-money laundering expert with SHC Consulting Group, says the FIFA guys screwed up.
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We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan.
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BARBAGALLO In early plays I wrote I was the protagonist, plays about a screwed up 20-something.
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At competitions, she got angry when Angelina screwed up, becoming icy and giving her the silent treatment.
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"They screwed up royally when they detained him and here's the proof," said his lawyer, Elizabeth Blandon.
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In their view, embarrassment is in essence a "nonverbal apology" for having screwed up a social interaction.
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Marriage Story this isn't; Downhill has a pretty clear stance on who screwed up in this situation.
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Watch the entire trailer for All Screwed Up below: Kristin Corry is a staff writer for VICE.
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We're exploring how screwed up the prison system is and how badly we need criminal justice reform.
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Sometimes you listen to the companies and they really screw up and that one really screwed up.
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At the time, Offset said cops screwed up because he'd already cleared up his driver's license issues.
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But hey, silver lining, here Twitter finally, finally is, admitting it screwed up and wanting to start over.
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Mark screwed up here, that much is clear, and he now needs to both atone and fix it.
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Amazon admitted that it screwed up in that case, saying the device misheard several commands in a row.
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They&aposll say Crowley screwed up, the district changed, whatever they can come up with to discredit her.
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"When kids get involved, you know someone really screwed up," Athena said at the closing of her testimony.
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"It would be rare for someone's book to say, 'This is how I screwed up,'" Mr. Reines said.
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And if she screwed up or got confused, she could always hit the home button to start again.
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You could say the Bush administration screwed up a good thing the Clinton team had put in place.
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This led to our churn going sky high and that caused our business model to get screwed up.
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My mother was a ballerina in the first half of her life and she screwed up her back.
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As you surely saw, I screwed up in our testing video and slammed the Phantom into a fence.
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A screwed-up back is an instant pack disqualifier, but the Bravo 2.0 carried a heavy load admirably.
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I thought early we handled the press good, but then when we got numbers, we screwed up numbers.
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As you go faster, the whole engineering problem gets increasingly screwed up in new and extremely difficult ways.
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And you say, 'Oh, my God, I got to take a shower again, my hair's all screwed up.
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In a blog post naming Chris Kempczinski as the new chief, they made note that Easterbrook screwed up.
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"I feel like I got really screwed up with my weight at Valeri's to this day," she says.
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Susan Wright, a voter in Houston, said she thought "Democrats in Washington really screwed up" by attacking Moser.
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" The car crashed, which Thurman said has left her with a "permanently damaged neck" and "screwed-up knees.
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Regardless, the first thing he screwed up was taking more than recommended—usually no more than two pills.
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Little by little, I think you build a tolerance to food, and you're screwed up by that point.
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Now, without specifically admitting guilt, Young has issued a statement essentially acknowledging that he screwed up ... big time.
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All of this means that after a couple of playthroughs, the world starts to look pretty screwed up.
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"I call it negative know-how — I've screwed up so many times that I now know what works."
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"I screwed up my back yesterday, so if I'm grimacing that's why," the playwright Bruce Norris said recently.
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But those parents often seemed screwed up in some way, even though their children were possibly more interesting.
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Fifita is hardly the first person whose "grossly stupid" actions screwed up a plane full of people's plans.
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And he cannot deal with the fact that most people believe he screwed up in his initial response.
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And when something is simultaneously illegal and legal in the same place, you know someone screwed up somewhere.
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The ending here could have been that he screwed up, but might actually have a shot with Madison.
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If something is screwed up it's like someone went into your living room and messed with your stuff.
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Clearly, somebody done screwed up and sources familiar with the blunder tell us Weezy just got 5 AMAs!
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Whenever a shot went in, he looked more relieved than happy, grateful not to have screwed up again.
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Okay, one very important thing has changed: Sonos admitted it really screwed up the communication around these changes.
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But Cook does bear the responsibility for a series of actions that screwed up the Macintosh for years.
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As for before, she said, she had screwed up — though the actual wording she used was more colorful.
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"Yahoo badly screwed up," said Bruce Schneier, a cryptologist and one of the world's most respected security experts.
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I have screwed up Report-IT only once, and that was because I forgot to turn it on.
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Don't buy anything important, including plane tickets (travel plans are usually screwed up during the retrograde) and electronics.
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Do not be surprised if the mail is screwed up, or something goes awry when you're in transit.
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Facebook decided to "obfuscate the fact that we screwed up the math," the complaint said, quoting the Facebook documents.
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Even if she's fictitious, she's always real to me: three-dimensional, flawed, loving, screwed-up, as real women are.
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Like, I don&apost -- my problem with he screwed up the saying, he didn&apost try to fix it.
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In a letter to the court, Brandy said that she "screwed up by not getting help," the Tribune reports.
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He is not a monster, just a man that really screwed up and has been paying in many ways.
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If CrowdStrike did image the server, any subsequent analysis would simply be confirming that the firm hadn't screwed up.
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Image: GettyTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this morning.
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The star's fans made sure Copper knew he had screwed up and he later deleted the Tweet and apologized.
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It's taken Apple years to admit that it screwed up the first three generations of the butterfly key design.
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They screwed up the standings by creating a loser point for no reason other than artificially inflating their records.
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We finally found an animal that's not about to be wiped out because of how badly we screwed up.
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But as [screwed] up as the world is, there's never a reason to stop fighting to make it better.
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Mark says Bryan screwed up lyrics during their very first song, then disappeared for the rest of the concert.
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When United dragged a passenger literally kicking and screaming off one of its flights, it screwed up, big time.
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"But what good is my becoming officially American if the country is screwed up in the process?" he said.
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It should go without saying — but we'll say it anyway — that this kind of thinking is beyond screwed up.
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"I screwed up," Mr. Fink declared, recalling the $100 million he blew thanks to failed mortgage trades in 1986.
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"You don't see many reports of significant increases in IQ unless someone had screwed up the testing," Silverman says.
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The director told her she'd give her another chance, but we're told Baylee repeatedly screwed up and deceived them.
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As I watch him campaign as an old (-fashioned, -school, -old) centrist, I realize how badly we screwed up.
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"We think that he felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan," said Kang.
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He seemed impossibly tall and thin, his limbs coming to sharp angles like a screwed up trapezoid made human.
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Alrighty then: The management screwed up and left users vulnerable for years to incursions by malicious state-sponsored hackers.
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You need to persevere and say, OK, I screwed up, but now I've got to get back on track.
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The realization of how much the social media giant has screwed up has dropped slowly, but now we know.
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This is everything but putting up a billboard saying, 'We really screwed up the data in the original study.
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"When you get all screwed up, and you jump in the ocean," he was quoted as saying on surfline.
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"It's just a severely screwed-up system," one worn-out bureaucrat observes as he's about to quit his job.
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" When I asked Byrne what he'd say if Trump ever did raise it, he replied immediately: "I screwed up.
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She shared photos from her own archive while describing the various ways Hollywood execs screwed up the 1954 film.
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You can't unring a bell, but it's at least good to admit you screwed up in the first place.
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But, Sunday night, Adesanya apologized for the comment -- explaining he didn't mean to disrespect anyone ... he just screwed up.
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After a 0-7 start, the resulting roster screwed up this objective by finishing the year with five victories.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "White House press secretary Sean Spicer has apologized for his Hitler comments and admitted he screwed up.
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"Well, the Obama administration screwed up the election and then started pointing the finger at everybody else," he said.
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Television producer Shonda Rhimes cried when her teleprompter got screwed up and she stood before us momentarily without a script.
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Administrators had screwed up and an error in the settings caused the script to consume all of a user's resources.
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Now, after the MLB Umpires Association condemned the tweet, Drake has issued an apology ... acknowledging he screwed up big time.
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Some of the undead images were pretty screwed up, but he was able to resurrect a completely intact reddit page.
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And forget trying to cover it up ... Taylor let the audience know things were getting screwed up in real time.
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Sir Bernard Hogan Howe's force screwed up investigations so now he says alleged victims shouldn't be believed to begin with.
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It would be our way and our style of doing it…like a screwed up Texas version of a cypher.
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I did go to school in Vancouver, so legally I was entitled to a work permit, but they screwed up.
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Your priorities are really screwed up when it comes to relationships," Molly fumes, "And B. You live in Ajax, Ontario.
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The only reason pharmaceutical companies are doing inversions is because the U.S. tax code is "so screwed up," O'Leary said.
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Then the third thing, and this I actually put on us as technologists, this is where we really screwed up.
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It's just a matter of the finger-pointing that when things go wrong, oftentimes it's like someone else screwed up.
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Listen to it below, and if you screwed up and missed Noisey Beats 1 this weekend, catch up right here.
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Durant screwed up his face in all kinds of ways trying to comprehend what his old running mate was doing.
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So I hope that video game historians aren't one day reading this while lamenting on how badly we screwed up.
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Performing "Santeria," a cut from DAYTONA, PUSH commands the stage, serving as many screwed up faces as he can make.
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"The refs screwed up," Rivers said, undeterred by the league fine for publicly criticizing game officials that is surely coming.
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"I came back to Maggie and said I screwed up and that we should never have broken up," he said.
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" Admittedly, he says, some of those people who had come before him had "screwed up," while others had been "heroic.
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"Everything is so screwed up" when it comes to intellectual property in medicine, explained journalist and FDA watchdog Charles Seife.
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That's a little tougher—it's possible the keyboard ribbon has been knocked loose, or maybe the connection is screwed up.
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The risk was what if we screwed up in execution and we didn't realize benefits we set out to do.
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"I screwed up," Girardi said repeatedly, and then apologized the next day, before Game 3, in front of the team.
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Not long before I went to rehab, my father got angry and told me I had screwed up my life.
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The Ronin app has a quick gimbal test that will show you if you screwed up any of the axes.
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Jimmy Iovine and Liberty Ross got hitched this weekend and everything went flawlessly ... except the skywriting plane screwed up royally!
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HBO "screwed up" when it announced "Confederate," its planned science-fiction history series, the network's chief executive admitted on Tuesday.
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As humans, we find them fascinating: perhaps the only species whose gender politics are more screwed up than our own.
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I was showing him how to number (by hand, of course) another puzzle when I screwed up on 7-Down.
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Equality is getting to be as screwed up and as messed up as all of the other leads on television.
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"He's drinking the Kool-Aid," Giuliani said of Gowdy in a CNN interview, before saying Gowdy "screwed up" on Benghazi.
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I've called him about everything: every problem with my mother, my boyfriend, every time I screwed up with the press.
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Yeah, Lando screwed up in Empire Strikes Back when he betrayed his friend to the Empire and almost ruined everything.
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That still didn't stop the company from unintentionally pushing out a major update that screwed up users' feeds this morning.
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"The Islamists and love of power screwed up the revolution," Zaher al-Zaher, another activist, wrote in a text message.
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Absurdity makes for good humor, and the screwed-up world in which these characters live is nothing if not absurd.
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Instead, this man 282 years younger than I screwed up his courage to blurt that he felt attracted to me.
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"I think this just shows you how screwed up the priorities in Washington, D.C., are," O'Rourke told host Chuck Todd.
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Abrams is all kinds of screwed up, and not only because he orders an elephant for his daughter's birthday party.
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It's quite another to see a company admit they screwed up a foundational element, and commit to re-doing it.
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Google screwed up, as Astro Teller, lead of Alphabet's X division admitted to Wired for a feature on the Enterprise Edition.
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The thing about humans is, for all our faults, we're actually pretty good at fixing things we know we've screwed up.
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Like other detoxes, the whole premise that you need to "cleanse" your colon is kind of screwed up to begin with.
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What I can't forgive Google for is the way it screwed up one of the things we'd long ago figured out.
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The Hound's "oh, I done screwed up" reaction is priceless, but man, it's the second time he's fumbled on this mission.
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Each voter Mr Waldron greets with a smile seems grim and worn out, muttering about the "completely screwed-up" education system.
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There's a screwed-up misconception that lifting heavy weights will cause you to "bulk up," and that's for some reason bad.
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Uber Just Noticed It Forgot to Pay Drivers Millions of DollarsUber screwed up—big time—and now it has to pay.
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Flipping the location of the core clickers really screwed up my rhythm and didn't offer the accuracy I needed for gaming.
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Sean Spicer said Thursday that he "screwed up" at times but never intentionally lied while he was White House Press Secretary.
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Then, Essential screwed up one thing after another, tainting the phone's reputation as the company seemingly couldn't get its shit together.
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In other words, your IT band is very well-connected, which means it can wreak havoc when it gets screwed up.
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After a performance marred by technical issues, the Internet was left speculating who screwed up Adele's sound during the Grammys Monday.
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"I'm here on television saying I screwed up," Obama said of Daschle's nomination during a February 2009 interview with NBC News.
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The subject matter I'm involved with, though, has always been seen as suspect, given the screwed up culture we live in.
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I also screwed up my attempts to clarify what I said and what I meant once I got back from Finland.
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"Todd said, 'I don't think I was supposed to tell him it was good, I think I screwed up,'" Sher recalled.
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"Please also pay attention not just to where California screwed up, but on things that are going well here," he said.
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"Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands," Roker tweeted last week.
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This is a tale of three websites, one that lightened the stress of Italy's coronavirus lockdown and two that screwed up.
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But she recognises that he committed human-rights abuses and "if you look at the economy, he screwed up big time".
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There were a lot of things that were screwed up personally in my life, but also it's the spell of coloniality.
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When we invented less powerful technology like fire, we screwed up a bunch of times and then invented the fire extinguisher.
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Mr. Swan later wrote that he "screwed up by giving it a certainty it didn't warrant," and Axios clarified its article.
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Like all other parents, my wife and I have screwed up a million times, in a million ways, since having kids.
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I had "calmed" instead of COOLED DOWN and "dryers" for DRIERS (which screwed up a theme entry for a little while).
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"This is the most screwed-up process," said Mark Mullen, president of Griggs Steel, a steel distributor in the Detroit area.
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In May of 1936, Robert Lowell screwed up his courage and wrote a letter to one of his idols, Ezra Pound.
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You will look back at the time as having been more productive than reading this screwed up exercise in bad typing.
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"Those kids have every reason in the world to be screwed up," said Mr. Clooney, who has known them since birth.
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Lawrence and Cooper, as the screwed-up couple at the film's center, have chemistry that is both combustible and deeply involving.
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He was duplicitous, he was a liar, but he wasn't evil; he was screwed up from a childhood defined by abandonment.
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I mean, again, what I want to be clear about is I think we screwed up how we rolled this out.
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Are there going to be people who are asked to leave because, "Thank you for your service but you've screwed up"?
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One was simply my own reaction to having screwed up my scheduling of the maintainership summit: yes, I was somewhat embarrassed about having screwed up my calendar, but honestly, I was mostly hopeful that I wouldn't have to go to the kernel summit that I have gone to every year for just about the last two decades.
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He said both of them favored good trade deals, and agreed that the Obama administration had "screwed up" on some key elements.
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Soon, we'll see what happens when countries with really screwed-up financial systems start insisting that their coin is the best coin.
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Yeah, those are the guys who screwed up the economy, whose mates are Goldman Sachs guys and hedge funders with massive bonuses.
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It's ironic then that over-using technology – robots and automation in this case – is what screwed up the Model 3's production.
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What is Apple even going to call the next round of iPhones, now that its traditional naming conventions are all screwed up?
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Either the researchers screwed up and contaminated their sample somehow (unlikely, they say, due to other evidence supporting the virus' ancient origins).
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When the experienced CEO who is brought in is fired, this means the company is in trouble and the investors screwed up.
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"I slipped, which screwed up my momentum going to the basket, but I thought I got a good enough look," George said.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner got an eviction notice because someone royally screwed up ... and now the leasing company's apologizing for the goof.
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I only have flashes, glimpses of his face screwed up in pain, seen through my tears, washed in that weird, white light.
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And so many movies about career girls who screwed up by not getting married: My Best Friend's Wedding was a big one.
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Though he was on a different team, Dash was involved in damage control when any of the teams screwed up, including LiveJournal.
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President Donald Trump's former press secretary Sean Spicer admitted Thursday that he "screwed up" in some of his White House press briefings.
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I've spent enough Mother's Days (and Father's Days and Christmases and Thanksgivings) worked up about my screwed-up relationship with my family.
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It's never too late to admit when you've screwed up (we're willing to forget the Touch Bar ever happened!) and correct course.
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Accidents are natural and inevitable when we're talking AI (remember how Google Photos screwed up and categorized two black people as "gorillas"?).
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The trash can-shaped Mac Pro was such an utter failure that Apple had to essentially admit it screwed up big time.
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That this desire would extend to momentary financial transactions may point to our screwed-up, self-admiring times, but it's hardly shocking.
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Of the six times he was locked out, Hamm said, he was only unfairly locked out (read: the algorithm screwed up) once.
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He definitely appears incapable of considering that the mission itself might have been a mistake, that he himself may have screwed up.
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"She and Mike are both the most screwed-up because they're the ones who both lost someone," says co-creator Ross Duffer.
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Chappaquiddick suggests that Americans dispense with the mythology altogether, that we see the Kennedys for what they were: venal, screwed-up, human.
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"Instead of saying, 'We screwed up,' they said, 'ObamaCare is the problem and we may not play anymore,' " Lee told California Healthline.
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Yeshwant said it takes about six months to fully understand that the healthcare industry is both "screwed up" and has "perverse" incentives.
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This bombshell revelation came to light because Manafort's lawyers screwed up redacting parts of a court filing that was publicly released yesterday.
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" Of the Sanitation Salvage investigation, Brownell said: "I have acknowledged for many months that Sanitation Salvage is a very screwed up company.
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"Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands," Roker wrote on social media.
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"She and Mike are both the most screwed-up because they're the ones who both lost someone," said co-creator Ross Duffer.
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"There are a few ways this could play out, and one is that something got screwed up in the delivery," he said.
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I love this book, and I was not going to see it screwed up, and I thought I might screw it up.
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Tyler Perry says the Oscars royally screwed up by NOT nominating Jennifer Lopez or Awkwafina ... and he's visibly pissed off about it.
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"You have to live your dream even if other people think it's screwed up," Bean told a 2010 NASA oral history interview.
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I think there's a lot of people in Google and Facebook that realize they screwed up and I think they're going to.
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But Pagani screwed up by leaving the roof in place, a particularly egregious oversight in a car named for a god of wind.
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"If you think we screwed up the ending this year, wait until you see what we have planned for the 90th anniversary show!"
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Thank God for that, because there's nothing worse than watching a game-winning shot get waved off because refs screwed up the call.
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" They would just do business again but then Jann would complain about Irving, "Oh, everything I do with him turns out screwed up.
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Bran could not have screwed up his Three-Eyed Raven training more (though it's possible even that was all part of Bloodraven's plan).
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Meme and GIF humor bring to light many screwed-up aspects of humanity and how we exist and interact in the physical realm.
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It could be Ukraine simply presented a soft target, and the attackers screwed up their payment and decryption systems out of simple carelessness.
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The hard fact is that the supposedly wiser and kindlier government and pension fund pros in the Central States case screwed up anyway.
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Facebook screwed up our 2016 elections -- and, arguably, civil society -- by serving as the unintentional conduit for divisive propaganda from near and far.
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Haebler: We were all in our late 20s, early 30s, and we'd had this outrageous party and completely screwed up these motel rooms.
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The NHL found itself in an unusual position last week, when they had to admit that they screwed up an instant replay review.
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You talked about being in the barrel of the gun of the camera, I just screwed up that metaphor, but taking criticism generally.
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No, 'you've screwed up,' no 30-day slap on the hand, literally hit the delete button, and my entire business account was gone.
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Again, Arnold isn't interested in romanticizing the situation: Their carnal attraction is nothing more than the hormones of two screwed-up young people.
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In a series of Oval Office meetings about six months into his presidency, Trump eviscerated Ross, telling him he'd screwed up, and badly.
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As you know, Harry and Meghan are actually very attractive people ... so, we can't figure out how the masks got so screwed up.
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It also seems to do away with the concept Obama screwed up the country -- although it's unclear if Trump agrees with that sentiment.
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In other words, they would have to admit that they had screwed up…which would in turn open them up to a lawsuit.
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In the case of Järlström, the board knows it screwed up but wants to reserve the right to fine people in the future.
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In it, humans are the sinful, screwed up characters, while the artificially intelligent robots are grappling with the essence of ethics and morality.
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Faith says if RHQ had a clue about Junior M.A.F.I.A. members Lil' Cease and Nino Brown ... he wouldn't have screwed up that lyric.
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When some Maine farmers had a bunch of turnips that had accidentally gone to flower, they thought they had screwed up big time.
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They have screwed up the rollout of (horrifying) executive orders, relations with countries like Australia, and basic facts about American history and democracy.
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"Nadler has totally screwed up his attempt at impeachment," says Representative Matt Gaetz, a Republican from Florida who serves on the Judiciary Committee.
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So by seizing control of Hodor's mind in the present, just before his death, Bran screwed up his mind decades in the past.
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Apple screwed up and wasn't nearly transparent enough about the way it slowed down phones until a rising controversy forced it to be.
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Amy Poehler, who's about as universally beloved as a celebrity can be, finally screwed up by apparently wasting water during the California drought.
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Chiesa says the injuries forced him to pull out of his fight that weekend and screwed up the trajectory of his MMA career.
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But it's the kind of thing that the Trump administration has screwed up, while instead trying to downplay the threat of Covid-19.
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There were two sweet culinary references I screwed up — BAKLAVA, which I initially spelled with a "c," and PIECAKEN, which is a debut!
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But, Williams says the guy screwed up in one big way ... and his thievery advice for the dude going forward is pretty hilarious!!
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" He's capable of expressing real tenderness, but just as often marshals the fury of others like him, "the angry, screwed-up young people.
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As announced this week by VIBE, a new television series called All Screwed Up is diving into the inspiring genius of DJ Screw.
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It seems more likely that the administration just screwed up, and some people thought the warships had been rerouted when they really weren't.
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And that's just as true of Sensi's screwed-up player rosters as it is the titles in the series that carried official squads.
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The process of eliminating everything but beef from her diet was "terrifying," and her "digestion got screwed up in a scary way," she said.
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It was clear Seacrest had banked on spending most of the interview talking about Alwyn's recent 28th birthday, but totally screwed up the date.
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" The staffers who covered for the injured supervisor "were insufficiently familiar" with their duties and screwed up -- but "employees involved had no malicious intentions.
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It seems like Facebook's communications team either screwed up on purpose and got caught, or they simply didn't know how the new device worked.
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They stole 250 of my players in the last five years, they cost me $963 million in legal fees, and they screwed up hockey.
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" But he wasn't sure what the next step was — he figured he might decide "these people are so screwed up, I can't help them.
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It Screwed Up Everything In week three of her fantastic series "Goodbye Big Five,"Kashmir Hill attempts to give up Google and hates it.
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But, Bregman and Altuve just changed that with brief statements out at Houston's spring training camp ... with the two megastars admitting they screwed up.
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"I think it's probably unfortunate and it made Paris hotter in terms of the world, because the world is so screwed up," he said.
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Anyway, if you're still on tenterhooks for the rest of the details, the official, non-screwed-up announcement will be happening on February 22nd.
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Click here to view original GIFThis dude is crazy and awful and screwed up but also bold and daring and a freaking total savage.
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He's one of the most trenchant critics of Silicon Valley's business model and the way it's screwed up both the internet and the world.
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Willis Lamm, a spokesperson for the Alliance of Wild Horse Advocates, said "the BLM has really screwed up," and blamed Congress for funding issues.
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SNL parodied the Royal wedding reception of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and the funny is also relatable ... everyone has screwed up family members.
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That was me realizing that I'd screwed up the calculations for my measurements and the footage was probably going to be out of focus.
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I'm listening to the shit they're saying, and they're on some real Screwed Up Click shit, and then I'm on some real rapping shit.
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And I felt in season 1 I kind of screwed up a couple of the action scenes so I wanted to get them right.
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The best and worst of the personalities we get from the show's teenage characters are mainly derived from their screwed up moms and dads.
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"We were looking for a waterfall about two or three years ago and I completely screwed up and got us lost," McCreery, 24, recalls.
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We were on our way to the Screw Shop, the hallowed tabernacle built by DJ Screw, the late founder of the Screwed Up Click.
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It's screwed up, but some of the most tender scenes between the two are when Elizabeth gives Paige clandestine fight lessons in their garage.
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Fixing a screw-up this massive should fall on the institution that screwed up, not on the people who were hurt because of it.
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It's impossible to predict the future, and it's possible that Washington's allies will accept that Trump screwed up and continue business largely as usual.
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Then she screwed up some courage and drove on through the half-charred ghost town to survey the properties she is charged with overseeing.
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For the seller, the role is to make sure nobody can come after you at the end of the day because you screwed up.
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And I thought about how badly I've seen a movie get screwed up when the straight man doesn't want to be the straight man.
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Then the blogs started to get hold of the the phones and it seemed as if Google had screwed up in a major way.
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And that's another thing the #MeToo movement is accomplishing: so many of us are beginning to discuss our screwed-up behavior, beliefs and attitudes.
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Cifuentes called Cristián "an irresponsible person," and said the engineer screwed up by forgetting to renew the license on the software they had purchased.
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And of course, everyone also knows that Apple is coming out of an unusual year where the company really screwed up a lot of stuff.
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It was a touchy subject at the broadcaster, which knew it was an important issue but had screwed up a previous film tackling the subject.
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The Vermont senator said the state party "screwed up," but highlighted his margin in the raw popular vote count and tried to turn the page.
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Facebook said the content was "removed in error," an excuse it went on to use pretty much every time it screwed up its moderation tools.
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And by the way, who screwed up his camera angle, so that he was often looking off into space instead of talking directly to viewers?
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When the crying Michael Jordan meme tolls for thee, you know you've really screwed up — as Blair Walsh learned the hard way on Sunday afternoon.
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I hate to go clutching my pearls here but we have a really screwed up environment right now when it comes to this legitimate issue.
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Yet, given his lead role in bringing it into being, his book is most useful as a guide to how an ethical leader screwed up.
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LN: You're very harsh on American elites and American institutions as well, and you say there's a reason people lost confidence — the institutions screwed up.
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" — during his monologue Poking fun at Guillermo del Toro and his film, The Shape of Water: "Men screwed up so badly, women started dating fish.
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R. Kelly royally screwed up his apology for making fun of an autistic fan and that's why the family's planning to sue his rude ass.
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Jaclyn Friedman, host of Unscrewed—a self-described "podcast about all the ways our sexual culture is screwed up"—categorizes sex podcasts into three types.
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Combine Buzzcocks and The Cure, and you'll end up with My Chemical Romance; combine Screwed Up Click with David Guetta and you get RiFF RAFF.
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In the docs, Andre says Chris himself screwed up and signed a painting at L.A.'s Grammy Museum with "Konfused" ... instead of using a 'Z.
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Put a less harmonious way, it's a chance to examine what I screwed up on this past year in order to do better in 2020.
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The new Britney Spears biopic for Lifetime is shooting in Vancouver, and fans have already noticed they screwed up one major scene -- the umbrella meltdown.
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Side note: In celebration of dumbassery, I should acknowledge that I have somehow screwed up the tally of days for the Year of Lil Wayne.
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The larger lesson of America's screwed-up Syria policy is not that American inactivity produced chaos or that American meddling made a bad situation worse.
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"He felt like he might have screwed up in hesitating to act about Negan," showrunner Angela Kang told Insider of why Gabriel brutally killed Dante.
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First ... Silver goes to bat for Blake Griffin ... saying he's a "great guy" who knows he screwed up and is ready to accept the consequences.
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The idea to hitch a ride with Sam when he drives up to Three Trees gets screwed up because Lotte does not return Farah's call.
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"El Chapo Got Wiretapped Because The Cartel's IT Guy Screwed Up." [Vice / Keegan Hamilton] There was a lot of thought behind the style — and controversy.
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Days before that, Huffman acknowledged in a comment that he had screwed up when he edited user comments in an attempt to troll The_Donald trolls.
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Facebook has become ... The rise of Facebook has sort of screwed up the business that you guys have, which is aggregating content and packaging it.
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If that's the case, then the third-party vendors have screwed up and BlackBerry isn't to blame, and its core software hasn't necessarily been compromised.
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Some journalists have said they should have waited for more information, while others say the teens still screwed up and deserve to be publicly maligned.
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It'd be fine if they kept working but as soon as your wifi goes down or power goes out, something is sure to get screwed up.
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According to the lawsuit, Kevin Villalobos, screwed up on the job earlier this year, and got wind the doctor planned to 86 his ass for it.
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Individualism has misled many areas of inquiry in the West (someday I'll write about how it has screwed up ethics), but among the victims is epistemology.
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They've screwed up in the past, and they have yet to prove they're equipped to flawlessly tackle an issue as expansive, complex, and sensitive as cyberbullying.
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Killer Mike acknowledges Jussie screwed up but says a mea culpa will do, and after that, we all need to get a life and move on.
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Kudos on the brilliant makeup job -- we're guessing it's for Khloe's TV show -- but they screwed up royally by NOT getting on the TMZ Celebrity Tour!!
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" Schulze joined Scheuer in rejecting government funding for possible retrofits, adding, "It cannot be that taxpayers should have to pay for what the automakers screwed up.
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So watch this gem of a miniseries about a teenage sociopath and the girl he can't bring himself to kill before it gets all screwed up.
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"[The North Koreans] didn't do what someone with a heart would do, which is say, 'We screwed up; let's give him some medical care,'" she said.
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As Scott has said, space is hard: radiation, weightlessness, the restrictive diet, a screwed-up sleep schedule, and confinement can take a toll on the body.
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Since about a third of all internet traffic reportedly flows through AWS servers, deleting a whole bunch of those servers screwed up a few people's days.
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Fury Road, on the other hand, tells a simple story with strong characters after establishing its screwed-up world, and is all the better for it.
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And he launches into an anecdote about a time they screwed up a radio interview together, leaving Pratchett "a non-directional ball of fury" for hours.
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Meek's house arrest was up last week ... but he screwed up by not performing the approved community service, so the judge tacked on another 8 days.
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"Without question, it screwed up the [Democratic National Committee]'s narrative about who's passing voter ID, and that's the part of it I love," Brien said.
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I never even tried to play non-lethal in the first Dishonored—favoring stealth, but being totally cool with killing dudes when I inevitably screwed up.
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Cena says Ford screwed up by not putting the sale restriction in the final binding contract -- and he shouldn't be punished because they suck at paperwork.
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"ATT service tech knocked on my door and said this unit screwed up three cell towers in my area," one review for a MingColl device reads.
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She told them she was upset by something she'd read in Pastor Tim's diary — "Maybe I am screwed up" because of all the lying, she said.
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I was pretty screwed up from this ugly divorce and went through periods of being a wild child, self-medicating by smoking pot all the time.
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Many of the local Democrats I interviewed over recent weeks worried, in retrospect, that they had screwed up: Teachout was inevitably caricatured as an elite interloper.
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The first time Facebook screwed up, the metrics that were impacted were actually significant and embarrassing, and the errors had been there for roughly two years.
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He also says Sky was the only one allowed to stay there under the terms of the lease and screwed up letting Emanuel also live there.
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If Trump sends federal troops into Chicago to stop the violence and homicide rates instead spike, will he accept that he screwed up and back down?
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German Lopez: If you had to pull out one story or one example to show how screwed up this facility was, what would you go to?
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According to Feig, who created a backstory with Ghostbusters co-writer Katie Dippold, Slimer was a gangster executed for killing a waiter who screwed up his order.
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"My whole future's screwed up because I have to take whatever job I can find instead of finding one that I actually want to pursue," she said.
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And then, finally, after months of campaigning, Iowa actually votes, and you see the process up close, and it's impossible to ignore how screwed up it is.
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In retrospect, some White House aides think they screwed up by rushing into health care, and wish they had plunged into tax reform or an infrastructure package.
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In that one, the judge recently ordered the company to fork over documents to investors pissed off about how Yahoo screwed up the whole De Castro tenure.
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You can't say, "Oh, it's just a way that law enforcement is tracking inmates, and we generally trust law enforcement, but I guess they screwed up" anymore.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayImage: GettyTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this morning.
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"My life is so screwed up, I used to land here and my blood pressure would go [down]," he said of his affection for The Sunshine State.
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In the early 1980s, a Long Island woman named Carmela Vitale noticed that pizzas she ordered from delivery places often arrived with the toppings all screwed up.
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The video for "Windowlicker" may have famously gained recognition as a parody of rap video clichés, but he was not about to disrespect the Screwed Up Click.
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"But if it has to pay a 40 percent tithe to repatriate capital based on our screwed up tax system, that's not going to work," O'Leary said.
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"I doubt anyone wanted to do it, but you often do things you don't want to when you're in such a screwed-up power relationship," Wade added.
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I had to learn how to get out of my own way and stop criticizing every little thing and just accept the times that I screwed up.
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After this baby feeds his dog his final cookie, he immediately realizes his mistake, and he is all of us when we know we've really screwed up.
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WWE has screwed up a lot recently, but one thing they've taken an admirable lead on is curtailing the worst impulses of their wrestlers in the ring.
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Unlike many other celebs, Stein doesn't think Barr's a racist but was just screwed up from her medicine ... and seems upset people are being mean to her.
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You made a beautiful movie and thanks to Guillermo we will always remember this year as the year men screwed up so badly, women started dating fish.
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Fear causes us to think indistorted ways, including catastrophizing ("If this relationship fails, I'll never recover") or accepting unnecessary blame ("I screwed up, so I'll fix it").
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"I got into a topic that I shouldn't have and I screwed up," Spicer said after the initial statement, which he said during the week of Passover.
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He has screwed up the coronavirus response royally, downplaying the threat with ludicrous pronouncements in front of TV cameras, while his health care officials issued grave warnings.
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Tom Cruise should really consider getting a stunt double, 'cause he screwed up another jump on the set of "Mission: Impossible 6" ... and might've injured himself again.
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You made a beautiful movie and thanks to Guillermo, we will always remember this year as the year men screwed up so badly, women started dating fish.
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But it's all told through the lens of his inability to simply say: 'I screwed up with my family — and now I am returning to be forgiven.
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Well, as a big excuse by tech companies, US tech companies who have screwed up, like Facebook, to say, I call it the "Xi or me" argument.
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And then he died, and not because Xander screwed up his courage and found his inner hero, but because someone accidentally pushed him while they ran by.
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He added that he thought the flood-insurance program was in dire need of reform, however, calling it "the most frustrating, screwed-up system you can imagine."
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The effort to make voting easier and more accessible is a noble one that should be lauded, but that doesn't mean it can't still be screwed up.
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" Sanders said the process "distressed" him and called it "sad" that the Iowa Democratic Party, as he put it, "screwed up the counting process quite so badly.
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"There are few brands with Birdwell's legacy, reputation and customer loyalty that haven't been licensed or screwed up in some way," Mr. Jacobson said in an interview.
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The two messaging apps combined give Portal a big advantage over Google and Amazon's devices since their parents have screwed up or ignored chat over the years.
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While Thompson had a disjointed, chaotic lifestyle and was chronically screwed up 24/7, he used breakfast as an anchor point—a kind of connection to reality.
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Scandrick said Jenkins was a selfish player who had ZERO accountability for when he screwed up big plays ... and ripped him apart on the show with Skip Bayless.
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No. According to a federal judge, Fogle screwed up his paperwork in a couple ways ... one of which was adding people other than the warden to the document.
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The study, published in Cell, does not mean that we've cracked open the monkey brain and will soon be viewing images straight out of screwed-up monkey dreams.
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Instead, BT has explained that it was a result of testing that seems to have gone wrong—though it hasn't provided any details about what, exactly, screwed up.
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The idea was to incentivize better health care, and not reward hospitals when they screwed up and a patient landed back in the hospital because of a complication.
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Instances where a man in power has used it inappropriately to make situations uncomfortable and now only years later do I understand how screwed up those situations were.
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When the practice is challenged in court, law enforcement will often relent, return the cash or property and admit it screwed up...but government's rarely change the laws.
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What you didn't know is that it almost got TOTALLY SCREWED UP ... and there was one ride at the Happiest Place On Earth that would've been to blame.
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" Stern gave NBA Entertainment workers "a lot of free rein," Sperling said, "but he reserved the right to bust your ass and tell you how you screwed up.
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That need to get an "A" is why she did this whole catastrophically stupid DNA test to avoid admitting that she had screwed up by claiming Native heritage.
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"Even if only myself and my wife voted for me, I'd win the primary because the Republican Party screwed up big time," Jones told The New York Times.
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Apple's actually trying to help you hang on to your old phone for as long as possible, but it has screwed up how it tells you about that.
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"Even if only myself and my wife voted for me, I'd win the primary because the Republican Party screwed up big time," Mr. Jones said in an interview.
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The baby Roy boy screwed up dad's big deal, continues to be the only person who hasn't screwed Tabitha, and got screwed by Kendall, of all people. Tricked!
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As notes of contrition go, these landed on on the nebulous end of mistakes were made and did little to actually explain who screwed up, how or why.
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I stay up doing a paint by numbers picture of a tree but I think I screwed up because the root system is black and that seems wrong?
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But he also criticized President Obama for making broad claims of executive privilege to throttle congressional inquiry when the Justice Department screwed up in a gun-trafficking investigation.
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Parking can be a real bitch in BH. We're told Nicki and Meek's plans to buy L.A. property got screwed up when he got nailed with house arrest.
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With that, The Good Place immediately opens up its own concept, laying groundwork for a much more interesting story of how, exactly, the Good Place got so screwed up.
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We see her again going after thin, pretty Madison from her group, chastising her for making herself feel "better" by hanging around people more "screwed up" than she is.
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And since Miles City is so tight-knit, to say that the school district screwed up is to say that friends and neighbors failed to stop a child molester.
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It's a screwed up way of thinking, but it's a line of thinking I feel as if I've basically been trained to follow, based on society's expectations of women.
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The 25-year-old was out at the EA Sports Madden Bowl on Thursday when we broke the news to him that Ariana screwed up her hand tat ... TWICE.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)MoviePass has launched a new unlimited plan, and the company seems to think it has fixed what it screwed up with its original unlimited plan.
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Amazon is warning customers of older Kindle e-readers that they must update by Tuesday, March 22nd, or else... Microsoft has screwed up its Windows Phone upgrades once again.
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Trump is famously loyal and—despite the catchphrase that helped make him president—is not fond of firing people, even if they have screwed up in a massive way.
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But only one, "I Screwed Up the Future," with music and story by Jason Cady, embraced what has been the defining element of opera: telling stories through sung dialogue.
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Unlike St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock, he didn't need to see a second poor showing from the second-best goaltender on his roster to admit he screwed up.
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"The realization of how much the social media giant has screwed up has dropped slowly, but now we know," New York Times tech critic Kara Swisher said in November.
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"If Obamacare is popular in your district, taking credit for repealing the mandate makes you vulnerable to Democrats' message that you screwed up Obamacare," a former GOP aide said.
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Young men found in their beds having passed in the night, their faces screwed up as if they died in agony, like something came for them in their dreams.
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He was a drug addict, he was a con-artist, womanizer, but he still chose to trust someone else to build my puzzle before he screwed up my own.
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Under the proposed regulation, judges would only be able to approve a credible-fear claim on appeal if there was clear evidence that the asylum officer had screwed up.
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" Mr. Munger made that point again at this year's meeting, but added, of Berkshire's decision not to buy shares of Alphabet, Google's parent company, early on: "We screwed up.
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Nolan told us he took over a dishevelled unit in Crumlin, Dublin, in 2015, only made $25 in his first Saturday of trading, and thought he had screwed up.
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And to prove how "normal" you are, let me share my (screwed-up) feeling of relief upon reading your question: "At least her mom liked her outfit," I thought.
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The Meddler explored all the ways mothers can screw up their children, and all the ways children often realize they've screwed up their mothers when it's almost too late.
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There's also a nuclear weapon stuck in a field in Faro, North Carolina, because of another time the Air Force screwed up; that bomb came extremely close to detonating.
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"If you ask me ten years from now why Silicon Valley failed, it will be because we screwed up immigration," predicts Randy Komisar of Kleiner Perkins, a venture-capital firm.
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READ: Everyone but Biden is claiming victory in Iowa's screwed up caucuses "This is either record-breaking incompetence or it's an attempt to game the results," Kulinski said on Twitter.
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"You're like everybody else on this planet, you are screwed up and lonely and figuring it out," she cooly says, like sex with murky consent at best ain't no thang.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this…Read more ReadWho did it?
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It's a show that makes viewers care about its screwed-up, unlikable leads, and it depicts teenage misanthropy and being on the cusp of adulthood in a thought-provoking way.
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As every parent knows, teens are impulsive, say what's on their minds without thinking through the consequences, overreact to perceived slights, and often refuse to admit when they've screwed up.
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Some have hypothesized that the random characters could have ended up on Spicer's Twitter feed, because he was trying to log in using two-factor authentication and just screwed up.
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The core idea Lytro first explored — being able to correctly focus a photo that you screwed up — was so powerful that it proliferated into some smartphone and traditional digital cameras.
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"I never thought that I would be in some type of a public service role, but so many people are just so screwed up in their thought process," he said.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GoogleAlgorithms have screwed up in horrifying, hilarious, and unfortunate ways, so it's nice when one with the potential to save lives nearly nails it.
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ReFS can detect when data's screwed up on a mirrored hard drive and then use another non-corrupt backup to automatically fix the bad one, ensuring your data's always undamaged.
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If you need your Christmas laughs, you'll mainly get them from names like "the Krusty Krab Kwanzaa Kaper" and the brutal "How Santa Claus Screwed Up Keycard Valley's Water Supply."
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If people think you're a human, they're more willing to forgive after you've screwed up, even if, at the end of the day, it's in service of a monetary exchange.
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Especially if there are cherished family recipes that, if screwed up, will ruin everyone's day and bring shame upon you and potentially get you written out of your grandmother's will.
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Central Construction Management and B&Z Industries worked on Annabella's condo back in December 2015, and according to the lawsuit, they screwed up by allowing wet cement into her crib.
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Two days after Girardi admitted he screwed up, the Yankees kept their season going, following up a 28-20 win in Game 24 by getting numerous contributions in Game 4.
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VICE: When you're looking at an issue that's as long-standing and complicated as our screwed up education system, how do you think about making it fresh and interesting again?
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And as it sucked, and as it all became more screwed up, wrestlers didn't get paid on time, TNA migrated from station to station, and what could've been never was.
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In 2000, Florida-- a state with a lifetime voting ban for ex-offenders-- screwed up their voter purge by accidentally removing thousands of legitimate voters that were mistaken for felons.
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One of the stars of "Little Women: LA" is taking a bunch of doctors to court for a BIG payday ... 'cause she claims they screwed up her neck in surgery.
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Kendall Jenner's track record of dating black guys doesn't make her qualified to play the role of a social activist, and THAT's where Pepsi screwed up ... according to D.L. Hughley.
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It was as if the league knew it screwed up, like some idiot boyfriend who forgot a birthday, and then sent so many roses that his girlfriend now hates flowers.
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An "American Idol" contestant got an earful from the show ... and now he's suing because the show screwed up his hearing so much it all but ruined his music career.
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I just think that one of the reasons that movies are so profoundly screwed up today is because the last person who gets any credit for anything is the writer.
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Its internal culture is screwed up, the boss admits he needs to grow up, drivers kind of hate it, and now it may lose the self-driving race to Google.
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When a substance is simultaneously legal and illegal, someone has screwed up somewhere, and the Congress that passed the Marijuana Tax Act of 85033 is a good place to start.
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"It is really sad that the Democratic Party of Iowa, if I may say so, screwed up the counting process quite so badly," Sanders said at the CNN town hall.
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I don't know if Whitaker made the announcement out of incompetence or for some other reason, but I really hope it's just that he screwed up and not something worse.
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Big Hawk was a member of the Screwed Up Click, which was led by the man who created chopped and screwed: Robert Earl Davis, Jr., better known as DJ Screw.
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"If you can go in there and delete rows based on someone's name or political affiliation, we will have a massively screwed up election process on the day," he said.
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You're trying to get me to cry on your shoulder, make me out to be the screwed-up one, as though that's why I'm not willing to sleep with you.
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Yeah, I mean, I think a big part of the reason why I wrote the book was that I screwed up so often in the failed startups as a manager.
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The hope in the movie comes from the children, even though in the beginning of the 90s and in my career it seemed like the children were really screwed up.
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If the robot determines the wrong item is placed in the package, it automatically gets taken off the line and the responsible employee gets "instant feedback" that they screwed up.
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Our photog also tried to ask about Ben Simmons (and totally screwed up the question) -- but Noel only had kind words ... saying he thinks the 76ers prodigy could be great.
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Indeed, in the season premiere, one character admits that the aliens have lost interest in us; we've screwed up our planet so badly that they've moved on to other targets.
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But everyone will be watching to see if anything comes out of the foreign penetration attempts and screwed-up voting machines that we've seen in the run-up to election day.
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If Zuckerberg manages to focus the conversation on how Facebook screwed up and how it can be fixed rather than how it has monopolized the internet, nothing is going to change.
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Don't forget to remove your binary from target Considering I read those lines on my insecure MacBook on a beautiful August morning in 2016 it's clear that someone, somewhere, screwed up.
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A lot of decision-makers, pundits and politicians find it reassuring to think that ISIS and al-Qaeda are a "Muslim problem," born of screwed up cultural priorities or religious views.
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It's not an insurmountable problem, especially since the game is very aggressive about saving — though a lingering bug from the previous game frequently screwed up the times/dates on save files.
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Read These Stories Next: These Are The Reasons We Need Equal Pay Day The Crown's Gender Pay Gap Is Royally Screwed Up The Football-Playing Homecoming Queen Breaking The News Cycle
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Dickerson -- one of the greatest Rams of all time -- joined "TMZ Sports" (weeknights on FS1) to discuss the 2 QBs ... and whether the Rams screwed up selecting the one they did.
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NFL star Jalen Ramsey basically spoke for everyone Thursday night when J.R. Smith brain-farted at the end of the NBA Finals ... questioning how the hell Smith screwed up so badly!
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Geto Boys put the city on the map with their unadulterated realness, and by the mid-90s, the Screwed Up Click's pitched-down, glacially-paced sound came to define the region.
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Kenyan Drake is admitting he REALLY screwed up in the "Miami Miracle" on Sunday ... 'cause of the historic football he threw into the stands -- he says he needs that thing back!
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Your co-worker who's stressing about that report that was just annihilated by your boss likely won't be comforted by the fact that the cafeteria screwed up your sandwich that day.
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In truth, it doesn't really matter why Comey screwed up -- even if the honest answer is that he had a brief mental lapse or got two figures confused in his head.
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It's ironic, if not unsurprising, that so many of the companies investing heavily in VR and AR are the ones that screwed up the mobile revolution or lost control of it.
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"If only there were 60 people we could just track down who are responsible for everything being screwed up that would be great, but that's not how it is," Nye said.
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An ICE agent told his family's legal team that Nelson was deported because "someone screwed up," and ICE alleges that the proper office had not been notified of the judge's stay.
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Facebook screwed up on privacy again – the company says millions of users who thought they were sharing privately with their friends may have shared with everyone because of a software bug.
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I know there was one unspoken moment three years ago, with Richard Ayoade in the audience, and there was a joke where I screwed up the line and it killed me.
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But even if the line succeeded more because Cruz screwed up than because Trump delivered, Trump nailed it nonetheless, and got the audience back on his side after the birther exchange.
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Absolutely. I wouldn't be surprised to hear some of the Democratic candidates complaining about how unfair or screwed up the process in Iowa was as well, which is of course true.
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He screwed up when he was trying to juggle multiple women, and he also is a hopeless romantic who can't understand when things don't go the way he thinks they should.
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In 2012, Rick Santorum appeared to fall just short of Mitt Romney in the GOP caucuses, only to have the state party announce weeks later it'd screwed up and he'd won.
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He also acknowledged that he had "screwed up" by accepting the money, but that he had done so after a review by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and consultation with advisers.
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But as we acknowledge the structural failures of our systems, standing in solidarity with one another is one way to compensate for how screwed up everything is—and hopefully, save lives.
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And I think the very, very screwed up thing about the games industry is that the levels of secrecy and paranoia are quite extraordinary, of the kind I'd never before experienced.
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We screwed up a lot along the way, for decades we&aposve gotten things wrong, cataclysmic intel failures but a lot of successes too, I mean that&aposs the way life is.
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And yes, buying used might not be as bad as buying new, but it still props up this screwed-up and ultimately unfeminist manufactured desire...and my id says Okay But Sparkly.
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"I fear because of how screwed up the party is … regardless of what happens we're coming out as a divided party with unanswered questions for large chunks of the party," he said.
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Yes, some apps like Snapchat are screwed up with the status bar blocking the icons, but most apps actually wrap around the notch quite nicely or just leave the top part black.
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You can see her weighing things trying to make the right decisions about her life, and yet, she's also really screwed up because she's just lost the most important person to her.
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The big picture: Hawkish congressional Republicans who are unafraid to denounce Trump when they believe he's screwed up are genuinely not perturbed by what happened yesterday, sources close to them tell me.
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"The company decided to 'obfuscate the fact that we screwed up the math' by quietly retiring the erroneous metrics and replacing them with corrected metrics under a new name," the filing claims.
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At another friend's wedding, the caterer screwed up the vegan meals and her wedding coordinator forgot ceremony programs, leaving guests to sit through an hour-long Vietnamese wedding without understanding a word.
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At worst, our healthcare system still too frequently looks for who "screwed up" and how — more akin to a TV medical drama than a deep root-cause analysis of what really happened.
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But when it comes to the coronavirus and President Donald Trump's response to it, the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute is very clear: The Trump administration has really screwed up.
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Core CGM Focus By The New York Times | Source: Morningstar "They screwed up badly by making us worry they're out of bullets," said James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
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"Where we screwed up was we tried to explain a complicated subject in a news release in three paragraphs," he said at a Vanity Fair event in Los Angeles, according to Deadline.
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"I screwed up," Ms. Winner, 25, the first person to face prosecution by the Trump administration in connection with a leak of sensitive information, said during the call, according to Ms. Solari.
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It would mean you never screwed up, that you never had to make tough choices and that you were never limited by time, energy or money (which basically means you're really Superman).
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Just last week, on a rare 45-minute conference call with reporters, Zuckerberg handled questions with ease, sounding knowledgable and confident, but also like he actually understood that Facebook had screwed up.
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In a horrifying sequence from 1974's All Screwed Up, a man rapes his girlfriend because she refuses to sleep with him until they're married (and refuses to marry him until he's rich).
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Luke apparently knows he screwed up The Bachelorette can only show us so much, and it's definitely possible that we're missing a few pieces of his story due to time constraints and editing.
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In 2014, Bosniaks rioted and set fire to government buildings to protest not only their leaders' corruption and mismanagement, but their screwed up political system where nobody is responsible for getting things done.
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"I don't know that I am surprised that something got screwed up," Laura Peters, a city planner, said as she left a Klobuchar rally shortly after news the poll would not be released.
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"He put that towel into his mouth, and that thing was soaked with blood and his teeth were all screwed up, all over the place," Memphis coach Josh Pastner told College Basketball Talk.
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Paris Hilton and vodka did NOT go well together for once when a spilled drink screwed up her DJ gig in Miami -- but at least the crowd got to watch her play handywoman.
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They have started to argue that Rubio, a first-term senator, is unproven — just like the young Obama who went into office and screwed up so badly (in the eyes of conservative voters).
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But the announcement was moved up two days because Trump and his cronies had screwed up practically everything there was to screw up in the first week and a half of his presidency.
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But some of the decisions made on Catwoman are so baffling, it's easy to believe the writers knew, even as they were working on it, that this film was getting seriously screwed up.
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But making things better is really hard and, in order to do it, you've got to trust a bunch of people who have already really screwed up, and that sounds imprudent to me.
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It reminded of me when he'd screwed up a vital race in the F3 Euro Series at Le Mans, and I grabbed him for some quotes in the queue for the weighing scales.
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"You know, when you've screwed up as much as me in life, you're not so worried about it," he said, over a glass of fine Burgundy, his voice echoing across his palatial kitchen.
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What I had in mind was the kind of narrative you heard in the down time, whenever we just let our hair down and everyone was talking about how screwed up everything was.
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This, along with many, many other mistakes I made while operating in a Mr. Magoo-like cloud of confusion, makes me wonder who screwed up when they were supposed to be investigating me.
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Back then, I called around to journalists and scholars, and there was already a widespread view that television had screwed up by handing Trump the microphone and failing to fact-check him adequately.
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We screwed up in X, Y and Z. And by the way, we did screw up in X, Y and Z because we are radically changing how we develop, how we test, etcetera.
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Warren G is telling the NY Giants exactly what they need to do about the Eli Manning situation -- a situation that they totally screwed up -- telling TMZ Sports the Manning era should continue.
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Now that is a screwed up system Chris and the Democrats are-- HAHN: Laura what President Obama was doing by those statements was trying to discourage mass immigration of unaccompanied children to this country.
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It looks like a number of news agencies, including AFP (which has removed its original post) and Reuters screwed up and did not initially account for US Mission Russia's local hires in their reporting.
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I mean, the court, and the presidency, the congress, the senate, state houses, state legislatures, all in the right&aposs hands for now until they screwed up and hand it over to the left.
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To play alongside the four-time MVP, Love dropped weight and tried to learn how to use new areas of the court, and it has clearly dented his confidence and screwed up his mechanics.
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"I think you could make a case that Joni Ernst got very little buzz because the convention on the first night was so screwed up and she played to an empty hall," Mackowiak said.
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It Screwed Up EverythingWeek 3: GoogleRead more ReadThere's not going to be any simple situation for cutting down on this crank noise, or making sure patients and doctors are in sync with one another.
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And that was just one of a couple setbacks last week for Trump, who also got dinged by a federal judge who ruled the administration screwed up the wording on its controversial NDA forms.
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When I opened my first restaurant, I did not envision a day when I would temporally kidnap a local printer who screwed up my take-out menus until he gave me my deposit back.
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It featured a graphic that singularly illustrates "systematic subversion of the national security establishment:" If you want to understand how screwed up our NatSec policy is, look no further than this #CVE #willfulblindness pic.twitter.
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When Apple's executives get on stage next month to unveil the next iPhone, we'll already know almost everything there is to know because, well, they screwed up and leaked the most important details themselves.
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Politically driven mismanagement has screwed up major national industries, like natural gas — which Iraq has to import because its processing systems are too inefficient to process enough of its abundant reserves for domestic consumption.
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I'm basically just saying, stop being on the left side or the right side, just wake up and realize that we're in a screwed-up world and we need to try and fix it.
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Then he also screwed up by saying on national television that he was canceling all trade in goods from Europe, only to have his staff come out later and explain that he was misspeaking.
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The back and forth went as far as the outlet's communications Twitter account responding to White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham's tweet noting they'd screwed up an onscreen map that labeled Alabama as Mississippi.
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Also I think sports for so long were actually not inclusive—I think the idea of fandom is screwed up in so many ways—but NBA Twitter fans, it's almost… dare I say… it's wholesome.
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Sega games are kind of notorious in emulation circles for getting their audio screwed up easily (just watch the video to the left), and AT Games has struggled with the problem for nearly ten years.
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While Houston cemented its sonic legacy long ago through J. Prince's Rap-A-Lot Records, Swishahouse, and the immortal Screwed up Click, the Alamo City has long been without a nationally recognized act or identity.
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The story of Wendy the lemur had the tough job of introducing the audience to the full concept of Maniac: GRTA screwed up and Owen and Annie have to complete their pill regimens/hallucinations together.
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Yes, Samsung has sold upwards of 30 million Galaxy S7s in the country this year, but that was before it completely screwed up both its quality assurance and subsequent recall with the Galaxy Note 7.
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He could say he screwed up — he's done that before, and not too long ago, when he said the decision to automate the Tesla factory went to an extreme and has set the company back.
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But we should also acknowledge another force that empowered Trump: Us. I polled a number of journalists and scholars, and there was a broad (though not universal) view that we in the media screwed up.
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"The polls can be screwed up in a number of ways — in who is willing to answer them, in the design of the survey, in which polling precincts the surveys are distributed at," she said.
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If the right opportunity comes along I would of course consider it, but if I get to a point where I can't drive my own kid to class, then I think I've really screwed up.
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" He added, "The only thing I ever said was, 'Just tell me the damn truth' — I knew it was a screwed-up mess or they wouldn't be dead — and that was too hard for them.
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The film's Kenney makes this "everything screwed up about our culture" observation while considering 1960s high school yearbooks, spotting a comical hollowness and rot in the society he and his peers were trained to join.
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"If the president screwed up, at the end of the day he's got to be gone," Steven Wood told me after confronting Casten as he was leaving his town hall in Fox River Grove, Ill.
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Once there, they find plenty of disorder to straighten out, from filthy bachelor pads to screwed-up romantic relationships, but they also take time to experience a little big-city night life of their own.
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Once there, they find plenty of disorder to straighten out, from filthy bachelor pads to screwed-up romantic relationships, but they also take time to experience a little big-city night life of their own.
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With the stories in this film, you might begin by thinking somebody is extreme or crazy or has screwed-up values, but by the end, you hopefully understand why they made the choices they did.
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The refs screwed up the Cavs-Warriors game so bad last night, the league should allow the teams to replay the final 60 seconds of the game ... seriously -- according to former NBA ref Tim Donaghy.
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I told her I had screwed up a lot of past romances, emphasis on I. I told her I wanted to take responsibility for my feelings, that I cared about her, that I loved her.
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And he conceded he had screwed up the messaging, explaining that when he said "that ballpark" he had been thinking about the 'all in' cost of the Rift — which requires a gaming PC to power it.
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On the new podcast, Suster also acknowledged that even though Snap has succeeded in innovating on messages with features like Bitmoji and that augmented reality hot dog, it also has screwed up in some big ways.
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So it really did appeal to me more than other parts of the paper, plus they were very serious and it always seemed like if you screwed up, you could really get someone in trouble. Right.
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"That almost made it harder for them to decide to separate because there weren't any huge issues, and there's not one person to point a finger at as the one who screwed up," says the source.
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I feel badly for the people who were involved in the movie...I, like a jerk, screwed up the title of the film...I messed up their shot at recognition because I didn't read it correctly.
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READ: Everyone but Biden is claiming victory in Iowa's screwed up caucuses "As part of our investigation, we determined with certainty that the underlying data collected via the app was sound," the Iowa Democratic Party said.
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It was so easy to go fast, and somehow I always screwed up while slowing down, usually by putting a foot down when I was going too fast and then doing several flips on the concrete.
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If the tales here still tend toward screwed-up relationships and past misadventures rather than expanding on the cover photo of her two-year-old perched on a hilariously messy living room rug, so be it.
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"I don't know what screwed up in my mind that caused me to conflate one aircraft with another," Williams told "Stars and Stripes" after crew members from the helicopters that were hit that day came forward.
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CLOSET MONSTER Oscar, an unhappy gay teenager who witnessed a hate crime when he was a little boy, will do anything to get out of his small town and away from his seriously screwed-up father.
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That's brings me to one of the key ways in which we've screwed up security: We isolated security from the rest of IT. Deepening the issue was the development of a culture that prized the elitist.
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Turns out one of the airmen screwed up and posted a big enough hint on social media to raise eyebrows, and through a series of Freedom of Information Act demands, the Associated Press got the story.
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What do you think about the idea that you expressed, I expressed, a lot of people expressed immediately the night of the election and then right afterwards for a couple weeks: The media had screwed up.
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At the moment, it's unclear which network will pick up All Screwed Up, but the fact that it even exists will open the conversation as to which other prolific rap figures we have failed to honor.
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On one level, this conversation is about depression; on another level, it's about the ways we've screwed up modern society and created a world that leaves far too many of us alienated, anxious, despairing, and lost.
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She then dresses Castello down so thoroughly for not only the fact that he doesn't remember her but also for how massively he screwed up Derek's care after the car accident that he is visibly shaken.
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If I knew I could get religious points for blaming all my enemies for my misdeeds and dragging the country though the sludge when I screwed up, I could be a bishop, cardinal — maybe even pope.
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You're shuttled from destination to destination, you give speeches, you shake hands, everybody wants something from you and the entire time the press is chomping at the bit in order to show how you screwed up.
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I was busy cutting clips, detaching audio and moving things around (I even tried to add a soundtrack, but more on that later) when I realized that I had somehow screwed up the video and audio synchronization.
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When all you want to do is make the world more open and connected, but you end up building a surveillance architecture that allows a foreign power to subvert U.S. democracy, well, then you done screwed up.
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That response – as one user put it (to paraphrase): sorry, we screwed up the launch, but we'll do better next week – is not the appropriate one from a carrier whose brand hinges on putting the customer first.
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If there's no outside or independent verification of Facebook statistics—especially considering the company has screwed up key metrics for months at a time—it can be tough for advertising executives to really know what they're getting.
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Sony Kapoor, a leading critic of the fund, argues that it "screwed up" in the past decade by failing to invest in emerging markets that were hungry for capital, and by ignoring unlisted assets, such as infrastructure.
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While Seacrest believes in the idea of marriage, he hasn't rushed to the altar because he doesn't want to "screw it up and a lot of times they get screwed up" — but he does "think about" engagement.
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While Seacrest believes in the idea of marriage, he hasn't rushed to the altar because he doesn't want to "screw it up and a lot of times they get screwed up" — but he does "think about" engagement.
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At the end of the day, waist trainers are just one more screwed-up Kardashian health trend you should really not mess with — along with appetite suppression lollipops, detoxes, and whatever else they come up with next.
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"So if some critic is criticizing the United States or Russia for going after Al Nusra, which is a terrorist organization, because they're good fighters against Assad, they have their priorities completely screwed up," Mr. Kerry said.
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What you'll find is that even though your manager isn't happy with the fact that you screwed up, he'll appreciate your professionalism in handling it and will be just as ready to move on as you are.
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"I think @JeremyKappell made an unfortunate flub and should be given the chance to apologize on @news10nbc Anyone who has done live tv and screwed up (google any number of ones I've done) understands," Roker tweeted Wednesday.
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And Wielgus, by his nature, hasn't been shy about emerging from academia to tell wildlife managers, ranchers and politicians exactly how they have screwed up and why they should pay more attention to him and his findings.
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Ken Bone so beautifully screwed up the execution of what could have been a hard-hitting, line-in-the-sand question that he may as well have been planted in the audience by the fossil fuel industry.
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So in 218, when a new program director began disparaging them and other veteran E.S.L. staffers while promoting younger and less experienced people, they wondered — despite their consistently first-rate performance reviews — if they'd screwed up somehow.
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That outburst behind him, he answered the raucous applause with an encore, all right, but instead of playing Bach, he screwed up the tension even more with the nervous, restless Prestissimo finale of Bartok's solo sonata: brilliant.
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That it is now involved in the Blizzard controversy indicates just how badly the company has screwed up here, and the level of pressure that the community and anti-censorship activists are going to apply against it.
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Here are the three things I screwed up so you don't have to: Yes, I used the same password (or a variant of it) for most of my accounts, and I used it for almost a decade.
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I love performing so much, I've been so lucky to have such forgiving audiences and kind hearted fans, no matter how much I've screwed up a show, I've still been so excited just to be on stage.
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Camp, who doesn't play a big role in the day to day of running Uber, finally surfaced as the company purports to be embarking on its next chapter to say: We screwed up because we didn't listen.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)MoviePass, the ticketing startup that burned through hundreds of millions of dollars trying to undercut the theater business by selling tickets at cost to subscribers, has screwed up an awful lot as of late.
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The right reasons would be what is best for business in the US, what ensures a reasonably level playing field, and not out of spite, like, you screwed up over here and we're coming after you over here.
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I think it's interesting to note that because I bet quite a few of them have complied with orders from the DoJ without reviewing their options and they're probably looking at the situation and thinking they screwed up.
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Of course, I wouldn't have been able to endure it if I spent every waking moment obsessing over how I had screwed up my life, so I went to great pains to distract myself from my own fatness.
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Read These Next: This Stranger Things Star Just Confirmed Some Terrible News For Season 3 Why No One Mentions Black Women When They Talk About The Hollywood Pay Gap The Crown's Gender Pay Gap Is Royally Screwed Up
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READ: Everyone but Biden is claiming victory in Iowa's screwed-up caucuses The results have led to a bizarro version of the 2016 primaries — Sanders' team defended the results as the establishment-tied Biden sought to discredit them.
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Apple seems to have completely screwed up in its attempts to launch its own extremely fancy one (and maybe given up entirely?) and the result is that the market lacks a certain halo of Apple approval and encouragement.
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"Before all you mean people start pointing out the obvious about my belly button, I had emergency surgery and was cut vertically down my stomach which screwed up my BB," the 48-year-old mom of three wrote.
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First, charities can't give to PACs—Trump's campaign said that the charity had given the money to the PAC by mistake, then screwed up again by telling the IRS the money had gone to a different group (whoops!).
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Charles Oakley says it wasn't just the last play of regulation that J.R. Smith screwed up Thursday night -- he also made a crucial mistake in the 1st half that cost his team 3 points ... and maybe the game.
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If our corneas and lenses are screwed up, it'll pinpoint the light in front of or behind the retina causing us to only be able to see what's right in front of us or what's really far away.
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That this is actually the story that Giuliani screwed up -- so the thing -- so I&aposm starting to think, well, maybe Giuliani, actually, by screwing up, did Chicago a favor because finally people are actually talking about it.
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Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius will bring up issues you were working with in early December 2016, especially concerning your health and habits, your day job, schedule (wow, will it be screwed up), your chores, and even your pets.
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The Bulletin has been updating its Doomsday Clock periodically since 1947, its hour-hand stuck reliably on eleven and its minute-hand moving closer to or farther away from midnight, depending on how screwed up the world is.
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Strangely the "Apple Dummy" is only available in this configuration, as any other size or color will yield the less spectacularly named "iPhone SE." That means that some developer probably screwed up the code for this particular page.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Wednesday that prison officials screwed up by allowing Brenton Tarrant, the man accused of the country's worst act of terrorism, to send a letter to an admirer, expressing his hateful beliefs.
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Maybe your team will acquire a draft pick that becomes the star player that leads your team to a title in 219, but chances are, your GM will screw up the pick like he's screwed up everything else.
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"Being candid, it seems like a totally screwed-up state of affairs, in which the messaging on stuff like that is being driven not by any audience abroad," Geltzer said at Defense One's Outlook 2020 panel on Thursday.
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Spicer told HLN earlier this month that his claim about the crowd size on Trump's Inauguration Day is "first and foremost" an example of one of the times he "screwed up" while serving as the White House mouthpiece.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said Tuesday that "somebody screwed up" on certain provisions of the GOP tax plan, which was found to violate rules governing the legislation and will require a second vote in the House.
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Julia Reda, a Member of European Parliament from the Pirate Party who has opposed the directive from the beginning, recently explained why she doesn't think YouTube's solutions are helpful while maintaining that the whole thing is screwed up anyway.
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But at the same time, America's education system is so screwed up, giving such advantages to the already privileged, and the existence of "legacy" students (who don't really happen in Canada), that at the same time I'm extra wary.
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Serving as the ceremony's host at The Forum in Inglewood, California, Perry tried to address current events by joking about how "screwed up" the world has been while the night's nominees and other famous guests watched from the audience.
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In one study, adding a synthetic estrogen found in birth control pills to an experimental lake feminized the male fish, screwed up egg production in the female fish, and caused the population to collapse in just a few years.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this…Read more ReadAs a result, the company is now recalling some of its products.
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But there are lots of ways that an antidote can be screwed up, according to Dr. Richard Clark, the Medical Director of the San Diego Division of the California Poison Control System and a professor of toxicology at UCSD.
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Yet like its Sunday night lead-in Succession, it also insists on finding the humanity within these screwed-up one-percenters — in Eli's continued grief over Aimee-Leigh's passing or Kelvin's oddball friendship with ex-Satanist Keefe (Tony Cavalero).
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For starters, he dished about how the iconic Andy Warhol screwed up his sex life, and how his wife, singer Patty Smyth, once put him in his place after he assumed he could be a guitarist in her band.
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A rep for Mr Jones Miami -- the club where Gucci performed last week -- tells TMZ the rapper's sadly mistaken by pointing a finger at them because they say it's his own security that screwed up parking the Ferrari Superfast.
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It feels like we're living in some screwed up version of Groundhog Day in which the sports world keeps getting opportunities to meet allegations of violence against women by their athletes with an appropriate response, and it keeps failing.
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"I screwed up and it was my fault," said Clyde Hall, who said he made a mistake when writing his birthdate on his absentee ballot, but he didn't consider the rejection a problem because he could cast another ballot.
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The downside of this was that the move somehow screwed up the camera's power cord, so it started randomly losing its connection to the router; when that happened, the camera would glow bright orange to inform me that it was offline.
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But do feel free to briefly entertain some of the weirder conspiracy theories, such as that this is all a NASA coverup orchestrated to hide that they really screwed up Arsia Mons while constructing a secret base in cave networks below.
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In the past week, we've covered everything from which plants are cleverer than others and NASA's InSight lander to just how screwed up Robin Hood's version of medieval history is and the annual White House tradition of making Christmas terrifying again.
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He did address the fact that he "screwed up [his] scheduling" when he planned a family vacation at the same time as the Maintainer Summit in which top Linux developers get together each year to discuss their work going forward.
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Related: Canadian Cops Preached Screwed-Up Islamic Doctrine to Bomb Plotters, Court Hears "I hope that overturning these convictions will be another step in ushering in a good relationship with the Muslim community, because we're going to need it," he said.
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We figured that if a promoter took the time to remove all the brown M&M's from the bowl before putting them in our dressing room, it was far less likely he'd screwed up any of the other, really important stuff.
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Given what we've seen of Paige, it seems like the pastor was telling the truth both times: She is screwed up, and what her parents did to her is terrible, but she's also a good person and a strong one.
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But all of that was WWE working with the famously screwed up financial atmosphere of ECW in the face of WCW trying to bigfoot the entire pro wrestling industry out of business (not unlike the until-very-recently current-day WWE).
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Even outside these very obvious markers, Orange Is the New Black makes a point of showing exactly how screwed up the system is and how little say those in custody, especially people of color, have when it comes to wrongful deaths.
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Pai thinks the FCC screwed up when it tried to stop Comcast from blocking BitTorrent in 2008, and he expects there's a chance that ISPs will cause similar harm to consumers if his ironically-named "Internet Freedom Order" takes effect.
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Before Tiffany came here, whenever she told people back home that she was moving to Iowa because a school offered her a track scholarship, they screwed up their faces because they'd only heard of the well-known places in the States.
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Having to sneak in a late fix because you didn't have the courage to publicly admit you screwed up is not a good look for any company — let alone a company with such a long, rich and storied history as Apple.
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Bletchley Park's code-breaker, known as the Bombe, was being ever-upgraded to compete with it by a group of laconic, obsessive men (including Alan Turing, "desperately screwed up", and Gordon Welchman, "always in the depths of the deepest thought").
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So over the long term, if the only place you get to work as an adult is in a child's world, you've got a lot of screwed-up thoughts in your head that you want to get out on paper.
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Not only did they knock The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt out of the park—I'm still thinking about how I screwed up my romantic choice—but they've managed to shame every developer when it comes to releasing DLC, too.
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Hezonja's mistakes are catastrophes (my favorite play all season was when he screwed up a 4-on-1 fast break by passing the ball between his legs) and he's somewhat randomly playing a vast majority of his minutes at the four.
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This year's SummerSlam was defined by that sheer interminability, not just in the raw terms of number of minutes but in the way a show that long demands a certain format to maintain audience enthusiasm—something that WWE irretrievably screwed up.
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Justin Timberlake is in the clear ... the official in the Shelby County D.A.'s Office who told us they were looking into a possible criminal violation in connection with JT's selfie at the voting booth now says he screwed up.
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But we're told Tyson made it clear to Cisco ... the deal was for him to sell 2,000 units and he never agreed to more, so if the company screwed up by buying too many Beckford Bars, it has itself to blame.
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"If some critic is criticizing the United States or Russia for going after al-Nusra, which is a terrorist organization, because they're good fighters against Assad, they have their priorities completely screwed up," Kerry told the press after the Moscow meeting.
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It has been so encouraging to see Republicans and Democrats coming together in both red states and blue states to reform a pretty screwed up system in ways that are consistent with the core ideals and values each party holds dear.
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It matters that a president pick good managers for key posts, for example: John Koskinen who managed the Y2K potential crisis at the beginning of the century, or Jeff Zients who straightened out the screwed up roll-out of Obamacare.
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We knew our food systems were screwed up, in terms of what the emphasis was on—getting things first as cheaply as you can and then selling them for as much as you can, and not looking at flavor and nutrition.
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Mr. Kelly has not been shy about letting Mr. Trump's staff members know when they screwed up, ripping into West Wing aides during the chaos surrounding the president's original travel ban when he was at the Department of Homeland Security.
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It was only a few weeks ago, after I realized that the paperback was staring me down every time I popped into my favorite bookstore, that I finally screwed up my courage, got a copy for myself and dived in.
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I talked to Jon Reyman, owner and master stylist at NYC salon Spoke & Weal, and learned something that I've definitely screwed up over the years: Extra high heat once is more damaging to hair than low heat in multiple passes.
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Now, I was cleansing, conditioning, deep conditioning, raking through leave-in, and then scrunching in some mousse or gelée – and if I screwed up and applied too much gel, I had to wash my hair and start all over again.
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The person with the biggest bet that the DNC has screwed up is Donald Trump, whose team is hoping Democrats pick a nominee they can portray as too liberal or too out of touch with the values of swing-state voters.
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I screwed up INSTEP, entering "insole," and VCHIP, entering "virus"; I didn't remember ELMO or Popeye's E.C. SEGAR, even though he has come up before, and OSTINATO was a new one to me (although it has been in the puzzle before).
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Do you think that too many people are ... I think that the value of the book here is the fact that if there's an entrepreneur out there who is going through a messy middle, they probably think, "I screwed up," right?
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The government disagrees with Apple's arguments challenging the 200-year-old All Writs Act as "archaic," saying the court order would lead to a "police state" and criticizing the FBI's investigation as "shoddy" (though Comey openly admitted the FBI screwed up).
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"One of the things they are doing seems to be - and we've thought this from the very beginning - is helping the regime with the S-300 ground-air missile system, which apparently got all screwed up by the blackout," Abrams said.
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I've written quite a bit about how incomplete reforms have screwed up the party system, how 20th-century reforms in particular have destroyed formal decision-making mechanisms, and how the idea of making parties truly democratic is missing some foundational thinking.
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In astrology, Mercury is the planet that rules communication — so when Mercury goes retrograde, "what tends to happen is that all communications get screwed up," explains Constance Stellas, astrologer and the author of Sex Signs: Your Perfect Match Is In The Stars.
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It certainly sounds as though Kadar might have been paid off by an anti-Semite (or multiple anti-Semites) with an axe to grind, though it's not entirely clear whether phoning in threats to Jewish centers was also his screwed up personal hobby.
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Today's bombshell Bloomberg story has the internet split: either the story is right, and reporters have uncovered one of the largest and jarring breaches of the U.S. tech industry by a foreign adversary… or it's not, and a lot of people screwed up.
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Therapy can help, but the process of choosing a therapist is angst-provoking, like dating without the promise of rom-com-caliber commitment, a painfully vulnerable process of exposing personal details to a stranger, hoping I'm not too screwed up for help.
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" Former NYPD detective sergeant Joseph Giacalone, who spent two years of his two-decade-plus career in internal affairs, said, "Dismissal probation is supposed to be used for somebody who screwed up something big but it wasn't intentional — they made an honest mistake.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this…Read more ReadNeither the FBI nor Homeland Security have released an official comment on the attack.[Reuters]
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" In the article, Thurman alleged that the Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill director — who worked closely with her and Weinstein on both projects — forced her to do a stunt in Kill Bill that left her neck "permanently damaged" and her knees "screwed-up.
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Trump's camp realized pretty quickly that he screwed up, and sent out this tweet shortly after the press conference ended: If Russia or any other country or person has Hillary Clinton's 33,000 illegally deleted emails, perhaps they should share them with the FBI!
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The Huffington Post called the group "a sham," while The Daily Beast identified the group as "the worst" in their headline, explaining that the group's more privileged supporters were the ones who "screwed up" this election and gave it to Donald Trump.
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Nobody in the history of dating has ever screwed up THIS badly ... A man at a Colorado Avalanche game elbowed his girlfriend in the head trying to catch a puck ... and then gave the souvenir to another woman -- and his GF was PISSSSSEEDDD!!!!
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At once a joyful watch and a morally destabilizing one, it bears some relationship to "Fleabag," another dark British comedy driven by the narration of a deeply screwed-up individual, plotted so that its more compassionate themes come as a pleasant shock.
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But, he said, "the Islamic State and jihadism has become a kind of refuge for some unstable people who are at the end of their rope and decide they can redeem their screwed-up lives" by dying in the name of a cause.
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Christy Gibel just sued some M.D.s from a surgery center in Beverly Hills called 90210 Surgery Medical Center as well as Cedars-Sinai and other private practices, claiming the whole lot screwed up a spinal cord surgery she underwent with them in 2016.
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Girardi, who made a rare admission the next day — "I screwed up," he said repeatedly at a news conference — was afforded a reprieve when the Yankees rallied to win the next three games to advance to the A.L.C.S. against the Houston Astros.
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"Speaking on one of the most incendiary issues in modern world history, Kushner added: "If they don&apost, they&aposre going to screw up another opportunity, like they&aposve screwed up every other opportunity that they&aposve ever had in their existence.
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Fast-forward to Monday ... when we were told by a Miss Universe source that Steve hadn't actually screwed up -- Miss Philippines was the winner, and Shweta simply jumped the gun by assuming just because she was standing out there, she was the victor.
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Aside from the fact that it might cost them a lot of money (that $131 million would be $216 million today), they can no longer be so po-faced about the matter now that they screwed up as much as the Great Satan.
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Sure, the dialogue tends toward the "our whole lives have been screwed up" school of rhetoric, as one might expect from an enterprise that walks a commendable knife edge between utter seriousness and a knowing wink at the histrionics of it all.
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When Prabhati argued that she should be allowed to leave, and that she would be more useful to the family by remaining single, earning money and sending it home, Radha Rani screwed up her face as if she had eaten a lemon.
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I mean, I was screwed up and everything, I couldn't throw a ball sixty feet without practically breaking out in hives, and I'd become expert in medicating my ghosts so at least I could survive the harrowing hours around the ball games.
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Carey said that the stage managers screwed up; her rep said that production had "set her up to fail"; someone involved with the production itself claimed that Carey had sent her body double out to soundcheck, rather than testing things out herself.
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What I don't understand is why Canada would even consider invading the United States: Wouldn't it be like inviting your wealthy, but highly needy and screwed-up uncle to come and live with you in the hope you might someday inherit his money?
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A 2013 blog post in EE Times that discussed the author's experience helping an young engineer who screwed up a soldering job drew a ton of comments from people wondering what the lack of soldering skill meant for the future of the industry.
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In a 2007 interview on 60 Minutes, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman described real estate as "by far the most screwed-up industry in America" and vowed to do for it what Amazon had done for bookselling and eBay had done for the sale of collectibles.
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Though Tina Fey's Charlottesville sketch for Saturday Night Live is a couple thousand controversies in the past, the actress and comedy writer now admits she "screwed up" when she suggested people stay home and ignore white supremacists rather than protest their presence in person.
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Someone at Oculus screwed up pretty badly today: An expired certificate appears to have soft-bricked all of the company's Rift VR headsets, with users still unable to fire up software on the devices and no word of an incoming fix from the company yet.
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" In the Times article, Thurman alleged that the Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill director — who worked closely with her and Weinstein on both projects — forced her to do a stunt in Kill Bill that left her neck "permanently damaged" and her knees "screwed-up.
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Johnson, running as both the Libertarian and the Dad Who Lets You Smoke Weed In The Basement If You Promise Not To Drive Anywhere After candidate for president, totally screwed up his non-existent chance of winning the election on Morning Joe this morning.
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Tiffany Wells claims in a new lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Lizzo has really screwed up her life when she went on social media and posted a picture of Tiffany claiming she pilfered the meal she was delivering to Lizzo's Boston hotel back in September.
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Here's an ugly but not unfamiliar look: A privileged young man from a wealthy nation seeks adventure in an exotic land, finds trouble instead, then tries to weasel out of that trouble by playing to negative stereotypes about the land in which he screwed up.
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" Elsewhere in her chat, Thurman alleged that Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino — who worked closely with her and Weinstein on both projects — forced her to do a stunt in Kill Bill that left her neck "permanently damaged" and her knees "screwed-up.
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Related: How New York Totally Screwed Up Legalizing Medical Marijuana Khalil Awafi, 26, a member of the political graffiti crew Zwewla, which means "poor people" in Tunisian Arabic, said he fears the law will be used to crack down on outspoken groups like his.
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Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the President, says the White House's Middle East plan is "a great deal" and if Palestinians reject it, "they're going to screw up another opportunity, like they've screwed up every other opportunity that they've ever had in their existence." pic.twitter.
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Schilling, and Laura Prepon as her star-crossed lover Alex, might have been the initial stars, but actors like Brooks, Leyva, Uzo Aduba, Laverne Cox, and Samira Wiley soon became the best reasons to follow all the screwed-up ins and outs of Litchfield Penitentiary.
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When an ambitious young woman gives up her thriving, hard-won career in order to be a charity wife for one of history's most screwed up family firms, it's a bit rich to throw a parade in the name of feminism and human rights.
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Behold the 30-plus ingredients that make up Doritos Cool Ranch tortilla chips Your gut is telling you what to eat — and you're not listening Brazil has the best nutritional guidelines in the world How did we get to be so screwed up about food?
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What began as an already complex sitcom about a selfish woman faking her way through heaven was revealed, by the end of season one, to be about a quartet of screwed-up humans realizing they were being used to psychologically torture one another in hell.
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Donald Trump is not a new waitress at the Olive Garden who just screwed up a breadstick order — he's the president of the United States of America, and he is being accused of a high-level crime that's a threat to the democratic institutional order.
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But TPB screwed up in two ways: They didn't tell users about the test in a prominent way, and apparently due to a "typo" in the miner setup, the miner was using almost all of the user's CPU power instead of the intended 20-30 percent.
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As they are sitting down to this beautiful, fancy dinner with all this pageantry, this story is breaking in "The Sun" where Donald Trump says you&aposve really screwed up this Brexit, and basically goes on and says Boris Johnson would make it better prime minister.
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"If you can have a rave with 8,000 people on top of a state superfund site, there's something really screwed up with your communication," Hoffman told the Brooklyn Paper at the time, angry that government agencies had allowed the party to be organized in the first place.
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While some companies defended their age-targeted ads as part of broader campaigns to reach workers of all age groups, others including Amazon, Northwestern Mutual, and NYC's Department of Education told ProPublica they had screwed up and that they would not place such ads in the future.
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The stars of The Heidi and Frank Show on KLOS radio showed surprising sympathy for Playboy Playmate Dani Mathers -- who has a regular gig on their show -- but both acknowledge she royally screwed up by taking a pic of a nude woman in a gym shower.
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It Screwed Up EverythingWeek 3: GoogleRead more ReadGiven that he went to Stanford specifically to study persuasiveness (granted, in a technological setting), let's give Mr. Harris's hypothesis a try, pulling from the expert testimony of today's witnesses, of which he did the lion's share of the talking.
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Example: A Lena Wertmüller movie in Italy, "Tutto a Posto e Niente in Ordine" (Everything in place, nothing in order), becomes, in America, "All Screwed Up." A probably fictional anecdote has James Thurber in Germany being praised to the heavens for the German translation of his work.
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I mean, we don't have an S-CHIP bill, we don't have any resolution for the DACA kids, we don't have a resolution for the subsidies, for the Affordable Care Act, there's a number of things they've screwed up, and that we need some resolution on.
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C.K. has been praised for his unflinching takes on sexism, racism, and fatphobia, but he's never presented himself as a healthy or well-adjusted person — instead, the version of himself he plays on TV and in his standup has long been screwed-up, compulsive, and broken.
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Until I dug into my own central story about being the overachieving youngest child of seven, set in contrast to a brother who screwed up constantly and died relatively young of addiction, I didn't realize how full of holes and laced with judgment my story was.
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If you've screwed up to the point that you face that choice, and then go all in on the startup, well, you won't be the first, or even the millionth … but you may want to take a long, hard look at what that word success really means.
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This is forcing them into uncomfortable positions — Speaker of the House Paul Ryan found himself excusing the president as "new to this" as a way of saying he hadn't knowingly screwed up, which is just not something you want to say about your commander-in-chief.
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At first, people thought it might be a new rap group featuring Lil Pump -- ya know, 'cause of his song "Gucci Gang" -- but when GM's image was attached to the name in a more detailed breakdown of the lineup, it became clear someone just screwed up.
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TPS holders make up a substantial portion (16 percent) of all Salvadorans in the US. From the administration's perspective, all of this is a sign that previous presidents screwed up, by allowing TPS protections to continue after the initial disaster that spurred them faded into the past.
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Read: Trump's Kids Can't Vote for Him in New York Because They Screwed Up On Tuesday, the paper that most of America probably knows for giving birth to Sex and the City joined the National Enquirer as the only prominent publications to openly endorse Donald Trump.
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" Stanford Law Professor John Donohue says he's been "unhappy" with the criticism of Israel's department and the FBI, and tells PEOPLE the backlash is "part of an NRA campaign to say police all screwed up, therefore you need your guns because you can't count on the police for anything.
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Only a few moments after landing on the stage and opening the show by addressing current events and joking about how "screwed up" the world has been, the star couldn't help but pull down her spacewoman suit halfway to reveal a long sleeved nude bodysuit conveniently worn underneath.
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The reconciliation of "painting as the highest art form" and "I screwed up, though, by trying to make those paintings look like art," may seem remote unless you consider the openness and originality of Taylor's thought while taking a very hard look at how he made his work.
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It pretty much only makes a difference if you really screwed up the exposure (14-bit will give you a little more data to work with to recover details that were accidentally over or under exposed), but they take up about 50-percent more storage space than 12-bit.
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All the things they did and who they were and how they lived—not to mention the traumas they suffered—all shove us in the back as we become adults, aware of the particular ways they might have screwed up our parents (who, in turn, have screwed us up).
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They then got no attention and he went to WikiLeaks, they re-released them and of course they screwed up the entire first two days of the Democratic National Convention when it became clear that Debbie Wasserman Schultz had to steal the nomination from Bernie Sanders for Hillary.
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On Sunday, a Reddit user called "btctroubadour" raised the alarm on the trend in a post that listed a handful of instances where people had complained on Reddit that they'd screwed up and sent Bitcoin Cash funds to a Bitcoin address, and desperately asked how to get it back.
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The approach I take, when I find letters that work well but worry about other possibilities, is to just fill them in and promise not to be stubborn about changing them later: today, I only screwed up SKIES/SHOES (I had a "p" for the E, for a while).
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"If someone is making all the money in the world and they're at the pinnacle, and their wife is afraid to say no to them, short of the board of directors saying, 'You screwed up the last earnings call,' there is no one else to make that call."
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It constantly reminds me of William Morgan Sheppard's classic "give me one brigade and I will take that hill" scene in Gettysburg, where General Isaac Trimble loses his shit with Robert E. Lee because he knows his corps commander probably just screwed up so badly that they're going to get slaughtered.
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As for the other ten percent of the time when the robot isn't sure if it's screwed up, it can simply stop and ask its instructor if it's doing things right, rather than just going ahead and making a huge mistake that could be expensive and time-consuming to fix.
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The Michael-Jane-Rafael love triangle has anchored much of the show, pre- and post-Mateo, but neither Michael (who has a girlfriend) nor Rafael (who screwed up a few episodes ago by lying to Jane) is currently viable, no matter how much viewers may 'ship one or the other.
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It also insists on finding the humanity within these screwed-up one-percenters Gemstones makes no bones of the fact that these are awful people, and it makes no apologies for their rancid behavior, including stealing from the church, gaslighting their loved ones, and beating the shit out of their enemies.
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Natasha may be "young" at the show's opening, but by the time she's screwed up not one but two romantic relationships, she's an ingénue no longer, and she, too, has to deal with what it means to be a complicated, flawed, human being, living in the world without easy answers.
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"Being candid, it seems like a totally screwed-up state of affairs, in which the messaging on stuff like that is being driven not by any audience abroad," Joshua Geltzer, a former senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council and a visiting professor at Georgetown University Law Center, said.
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Rather than peddling a fantasy theory in which electing a Democrat to the White House causes a sudden epiphany of bipartisanship, Joe Biden could have said that the political incentives in our system are all screwed up, and that until they change, our politics is going to get even nastier.
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The Trump campaign clearly thinks that Clinton screwed up hugely by referring to half of Trump supporters as a "basket of deplorables" — Trump's tried to use that against Clinton himself, but it was Pence that gave the phrase enough gravity to make it seem like something he was genuinely upset about.
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At the same time, we have a media and political and economic elite trying to normalize some of the most fucked-up sense of politics and screwed-up frames, and disfigure what would be considered normal discourse in a way that allows in all sorts of toxic, racist, diabolical rhetorics.
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Though Spotify has a strong userbase, it has long struggled with songwriters and publishers who claim streaming services stiff them on royalties, and MarketWatch noted its filing documents indicate that it may have screwed up internal financial procedures that could result in lawsuits if it turns out the company underpaid copyright holders.
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There was one big winner from the screwed-up Iowa caucuses: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE.
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He starred in Parts Unknown and No Reservations, he got Barack Obama to slurp noodles with him in Vietnam, and never failed to let his 7.5 million Twitter followers see him unleash his characteristically acerbic tongue on people — usually ones who held a lot of power — who he thought had screwed up.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this…Read more ReadNow that things are back in order, and my sweet Twitter has returned, I have a new found appreciation for the luscious content she provides us.
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I brought it with me on a girls' weekend trip up to a cabin on the north border of Lake George, NY, and we hiked, watched horror movies, and played Overcooked for like two days, cackling as we inevitably screwed up orders and reveled in the controlled chaos of a busy kitchen.
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And the people who know where we screwed up before and who know how we affected the modest gains before are the guys you want to be listening to right now, where we desperately need those views to embed to this moonshot of a leader-to-leader meeting in a long term strategy.
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"Even Trump — a man practically allergic to admitting mistakes — knew he'd screwed up by declaring Wednesday night that his ban on travel from Europe would include cargo and trade, and acknowledged as much to aides in the Oval Office as soon as he'd finished speaking," Philip Rucker, Ashley Parker and Josh Dawsey report.
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For all the Sturm und Drang that surrounds Trump, populist Republicans and Democrats are gravitating toward the same foreign policy: We're in the middle of a clash of civilizations; the Middle East is so screwed up, we should just get out; we're too stupid/ineffective/racist/imperialistic to do any good there anyway.
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Which may come as a relief, or a surprise, to the public, who might have naïvely assumed that the payment of more than $25 million to two men sent to prison for a crime they did not commit was, in some small way, a sign that something had been seriously screwed up.
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In 2016, Wuco said in a radio show that it was his "preference" to have the US drop "a couple of low-yield tactical nuclear weapons over Afghanistan the day after 9/11 to send a definite message to the world that they had screwed up in a big way," the Post reported.
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Rick Dalton is a pretty bad actor, and DiCaprio, a very good actor, strains every last fibre to dramatize that inadequacy; the scene in which Rick, having screwed up his lines on set, lays furious waste to his trailer strikes me as an indulgence, though DiCaprio's fans will doubtless hail his emotional bravado.
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Someone was telling me that there's now an established practice — an understood practice — at the Times, where if the public editor comes to them with a criticism or a question, if you actually have screwed up, the way to handle it is you acknowledge some other problem, small problem, and that's your concession.
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Even 83 years ago, there were a lot of people saying we have the best health care in the world and you didn't want to screw that up by getting government too involved — even though government is heavily involved from day one in health care because the markets are so screwed up.
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" He went on, "It takes a pretty remarkable human being, who turned down big law firms, turned down big money, to do public service, to say, 'Damn, I screwed up, I've been doing it wrong all this time, I think I'll just fall into line with what it is these progressive prosecutors want to do.
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" Claim 3: Trump and Kelly lacked empathy The former White House adviser wrote that in a national security meeting after the hurricane struck Puerto Rico, "(Kelly) said, 'Their infrastructure was already screwed up,' and suggested the bankrupt government was trying to exploit the hurricane to force the United States to rebuild their electrical grid.
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Given the way Facebook has royally screwed up everything about how it's handled politics — from being infiltrated by Russian ads in 2016 to the Cambridge Analytica scandal to its decision to let politicians say basically whatever the hell they want — there's no reason to believe Zuckerberg is acting in any sort of altruistic manner here.
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"Even 15 years ago, there were a lot of people saying we have the best health care in the world and you didn't want to screw that up by getting government too involved — even though government is heavily involved from day one in health care because the markets are so screwed up," Hacker said.
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"When Patreon did the hiccough with the change in the revenue model, I was so psyched the way you guys took the feedback, took the hits, rolled with it, and said hey, we screwed up, we're going to go back to this," Keith Knight, an illustrator who uses Patreon, said in a company round table at PatreCon.
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"It's literally within the last, I think, two or three sentences of the piece that I chumped it, I screwed up, and the implication was that I was telling people to give up and not be active, and to not fight," Fey told David Letterman during an interview on his Netflix series My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
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The people we tend to capture tend to be the people who are dumb enough to get caught, or people who have violated their own operational security — they stayed on the phone too long, they bribed too much, they engaged in turf wars, they raised a profile, they spent too much money in flashy ways, they screwed up.
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Meanwhile, female Jake is unmistakably distinct from his usual self (left), yet his hyper-male self (right) looks almost unaltered:Where FaceApp screwed up It's all fun and games to alter age or swap sexes, but FaceApp drew a lot of criticism early on when it tried to take its transformations one step further and alter attractiveness.
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"I am happy they are going to stop investing in the fixed-price contract, but I am really, really upset as to how they got into this position in the first place and how they screwed up," said institutional investor David Taylor of Taylor Asset Management, which holds an undisclosed number of shares in the company.
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"Being candid, it seems like a totally screwed-up state of affairs, in which the messaging on stuff like that is being driven not by any audience abroad," Joshua Geltzer, a former senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council and a visiting professor at Georgetown University Law Center, said at a public panel on Thursday.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's (I-Vt.) Democratic presidential campaign, also said Trump has screwed up the U.S. "more than anyone in the history of this country" during his tirade.
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From "By Prescription Only" One of the first hip-hop songs to make explicit the thematic similarities between hip-hop and country featured H.A.W.K. and Big Pokey of the Screwed Up Click rapping alongside the white Houston rapper Tow Down, who wore a gigantic belt buckle and bragged, "I'm not Garth Brooks, but I got friends in low places.".
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These were books that became points of reference with friends, that spawned movies played and replayed in Christmas-day marathons on ABC Family (and then, Freeform), that provided archetypes and role models (especially for every Hermione who ever frantically waved her hand, or every Neville Longbottom who screwed up the nerve to stand up to his friends).
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But then it got screwed up, and it got confused, and the algorithm got messed up, and it started eating kids, and it got stray, and there were these attacks of stray Baby Yoda robots that used to be toys, but they got so much AI in the future that they got loose, and they're fricking eating kids.
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE is dismissing criticism of his call for a mandatory buyback program for assault weapons, saying it is an example of lawmakers' "screwed up" priorities.
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However, in an era when anyone watching on a high-definition television at home has as good a view as the officials on the field do, as well as the benefit of reverse angles and slow motion for each play, the harsh judgment of the world most often ends up carrying the day: The official screwed up.
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The NFL has twisted itself into a knot trying to figure out how to handle players protesting and they have screwed up at every turn, and if you thought the anthem policy fiasco was the NFL's biggest blunder, well, now on the eve of a new season, the most talked about and visible football player in America works for Nike, not the league.
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I remember entering the United States after being in Israel—a fucked-up place all its own—and watching the news on all the televisions in the passport control line that George Zimmerman had been acquitted of the murder of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, and feeling furious that I had left one screwed-up country only to enter another.
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Isaiah Thomas is literally running back on defense asking teammates who he's supposed to guard, basic switches are getting screwed up by veterans who should know better, and the team is playing with a general nonchalance that's supported by an organization-wide belief that LeBron James will go from (a ridiculously athletic) Clark Kent to Superman on the first day of the playoffs.
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Another one of the things I wanted to say in my, " she paused again, "new book that I can't remember the name of, is that everybody is screwed up and thinks they're a fraud and you don't know that until you're in your 40s so I want to tell you now so you don't keep comparing your insides to their outsides.
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Related: How New York Totally Screwed Up Legalizing Medical Marijuana There's no immediate solution to the banking conundrum, but several presidential candidates have called for removing marijuana from the list of Schedule I controlled substances, where it is currently classified alongside heroin, LSD, and other drugs deemed by the government to have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use.
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According to their research, if two inaudible ultrasound surveillance devices were placed too closely together, the resulting interference could become audible—meaning the Cubans may have actually just screwed up rather than intentionally harmed the Americans, the Herald wrote: Fu and his team used recordings of the sound obtained by The Associated Press and applied reverse-engineering to replicate what was heard by diplomats.
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Again, this is ancient history, but web video used to be a really difficult thing because if you wanted to make this stuff — this is what screwed up a lot of the early web 1.0 companies, they had to support a zillion browsers and a zillion different machines, and then the end product was super crude stuff you waited a long time to watch.
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But I just wish he would have just said, honestly just said, "We screwed up," and it sort of cut the conversation off because, by the way, this guy built a really big business that should not exist, took it public in a way that's really novel, is doing really interesting stuff, is competing against Apple and Google, and you're constantly waiting for him to be crushed.
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We also survey the field of recent Windows notebook competitors, including the HP Spectre, the Razer Blade line (and their incredibly dumb tweet, which they still haven't properly apologized for — you know you screwed up an apology when it includes the words "to those who were offended"), Acer's Swift 7 and a few other PCs which aren't so eager to go all-in on Thunderbolt 3.
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Not to mention the screwed up ways that its algorithms have been manipulated by pedophilesAs the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, that's likely a major motivation for the company's considerations to both push all children's videos off of the main service into its YouTube Kids app as well as turn off the suggested videos system which automatically plays the next video in an algorithmically-generated queue.
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It Screwed Up EverythingWeek 3: GoogleRead more ReadI Cut Microsoft Out of My Life—or So I ThoughtWeek 4: MicrosoftRead more ReadThe Great Huawei DisconnectChinese tech giant Huawei is embroiled in numerous controversies including allegations of corporate …Read more ReadiRobot&aposs New Robot Lawn Mower Sure Looks Like It&aposll Piss Off Your NeighborsAfter years of rumors, iRobot's finally announced its robot lawnmower: the Terra.
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"I think actually it is kind of a mark of how screwed up politics are in this country that you can't have two people who have got a long history with each other and like each other and worked together and one of them says something nice about the other one and it is national news because they are of different parties," he said.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) needs to prove that she was born in the U.S. Cuomo said during an appearance on ABC's "The View" that he "screwed up" and that the tweet, which he sent Tuesday, was misinterpreted.
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We've basically put a price on ... I don't know this, but I would speculate the conversation post- this event between Pompeo and Trump and the Saudi government there was like, "You guys obviously screwed up, we had nothing to do with this, but if you want us to be co-conspirators in the coverup, you're gonna have to buy another 2145 tanks," or whatever it might be.
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Unlike during President Clinton's trial, when even the president admitted he'd screwed up and his defenders relied on the argument that what he'd did was bad but not impeachable, Trump's insistence that his call with Ukraine's president where he spelled out his demands was "perfect" and that he's done nothing wrong at all has handicapped his allies' ability to argue within the bounds of the facts.
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When a locked tin cash box rattled intriguingly, Pippa levered it open with a screwdriver, and they were perplexed by what was inside until she recognized the club's Sacred Objects: a bone, a screwed-up page from a prayer book ("We spat on it," she said), a wrapped razor blade, their father's bronze medal for swimming, a gold ring set flashily with a green stone.
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