If we did we wouldn't keep screwing up the models.
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Last week, I wrote about how SoftBank is screwing up.
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Reese Witherspoon was once an intern terrified of screwing up.
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I was afraid of screwing up more than anything else.
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How come the Washington Post is screwing up at Twitter?
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It turns out everyone else is also screwing up their plans.
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It's yet more evidence that fracking is screwing up our planet.
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Climate change coverage is frequently about everything humans are screwing up.
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ABC has apologized, and copped to its marketing team screwing up.
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Before that, I told you about how SoftBank is screwing up.
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Our team is, I'm sorry to say, known for screwing up.
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That may create the perception that the company keeps screwing up.
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But report after report has come out out about him screwing up.
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Still to come, Stephen Colbert actually apologizes after screwing up the facts.
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But if you're not breastfeeding, you're not screwing up your baby's microbiome.
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The sons just keep screwing up, and nobody knows what to do.
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"I didn't like it at all," Su recalled, screwing up his nose.
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He's screwing up the economy, making trading situations unstable, always contradicting himself.
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"Now here's the decision," she said, screwing up her face for emphasis.
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Presuming you believe the job is screwing up the air and water.
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"I'm comfortable with not screwing up the chemistry too much," Murray said.
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Despite good intentions, your employer is likely screwing up your retirement plans.
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I felt terrible, like I was really screwing up their whole plan.
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The math won't matter, though, if he keeps screwing up in prison.
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I noticed they're all men who are screwing up, but go ahead.
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These kinds of bans risk screwing up global health in other ways too.
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He can barely get through one sketch without laughing or screwing up lines.
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" He adds, "She's still adorable, it's just she's adorable [while] she's screwing up.
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I'm glad you're not ... screwing up everyone else's day on account of me.
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It's actually an act of kindness to tell somebody when they're screwing up.
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Every parent does, especially when you're like, 'Am I screwing up my children?
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The trick, Tim writes, is to begin with forgiving ourselves for screwing up.
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Of course, screwing up a line isn't the worst that could happen here.
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You've seen enough of this, you've seen 20 years of people screwing up.
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He couldn't even vote yet and he was close to screwing up his life.
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He was so good, his movie shows how other genre films are screwing up.
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What's it like when suddenly you're faced with POTUS potentially screwing up your film?
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Lots of people seeing lots of information inevitably means a few people screwing up.
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They have to understand I'm not happy with them screwing up my entire race.
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This week's trivial annoyance is that the Sedins keep screwing up top-ten lists.
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Trump is hiring people, and those people are "screwing up," as Michelson put it.
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This he made clear by periodically screwing up his face into a huge yawn.
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That's fine if what I'm screwing up is cooking dinner or doing my taxes.
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The Strix SCAR II. I can already feel myself screwing up typing on that keyboard.
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We're not even surprised that Gal Gadot is just as charming when she's screwing up.
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AIDE: A rich incestuous family screwing up the world with their power-plays and deception.
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I'm kind of screwing up my courage here and one of these days, I'll move.
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Much of the media is ending the year just as it began: By screwing up.
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Image: Pasamontes et alBy now, you probably know that humans are really screwing up the ocean.
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They run the risk of making a gaffe or otherwise screwing up in a costly way.
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Even well-intentioned people you think would be screwing up left and right and burning holes.
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She'd accused him of screwing up her insurance, which led to a late breast cancer diagnosis.
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This week's annoyance is that the Metro Division is seriously screwing up the NHL's playoff format.
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After all, we're all just out here doing our best — screwing up constantly, but still trying.
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The reason Donald Trump won is that people were tired of politicians screwing up the economy.
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As soon as that starts happening, we are now screwing up relative to our competing goal.
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The flies are rebelling; they're shitting all over the encasement and screwing up the AI's camera.
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How is it that airlines keep screwing up simple things like company policy and established TSA rules?
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That conflict is most fully expressed in the character of Jesse, who just can't stop screwing up.
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McCormick saw Max screwing up in so many ways – ways that McCormick knew he himself could fix.
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"I don't care," the other responded, her wrinkled face screwing up into a clear expression of rage.
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Are companies really screwing up this badly, or are customers imagining a problem where one doesn't exist?
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She starts screwing up my hair, and I have to correct her to get things back on track.
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Czech this out The Czech Republic is tired of everyone screwing up its name into Czecho or Czechland.
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But given how badly he's underperforming the fundamentals in polling, it sure looks like he's just screwing up.
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He admitted himself to "screwing up" on occasion and said he corrected the record when he was wrong.
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The thought of possibly screwing up this or any classically Southern dish for my Southern boyfriend gave me anxiety.
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The history of writers screwing up crucial details of their own stories dates all the way back to Homer.
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But betting big and screwing up is a kind of March Madness no one wants to be afflicted with.
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And again, if you're way past deadline or screwing up, even the nicest "check in" email won't save you.
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It's amazing to see how these young people stand up when we adults have been screwing up this world.
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I made a few bad choices, including passing up a promising internship and screwing up an interview or two.
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Others feel like, "Wow, this was really sort of screwing up their internal systems," was a nice little dig.
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We accept our snap judgments as fact, but what you're saying is that we're inadvertently screwing up our lives?
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A short trip to India showed me just how badly Apple is screwing up in the world's biggest democracy
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Nuclear power folks have been aware for quite some time that screwing up with nuclear stuff is very bad news.
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It's important to note that algorithms are not free from bias, and they also have a history of screwing up.
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That should also prevent a bug update from screwing up other parts of the device that's not meant to touch.
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Here we have a huge, goofy character standing in an all white room, screwing up every task thrown her way.
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But before we congratulate ourselves for not entirely screwing up this year, a couple of things are definitely worth noting.
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You can find plenty of idiotic ghouls screwing up tech policy, but Blackburn is one of the dumbest in their ranks.
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Their Gremlin drones have considerable range and don't have to worry about distance screwing up their accuracy, as they never miss.
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If you really think about it, screwing up such a simple story doesn't bode well for the future of disease coverage.
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Whether you've pissed off 300 million consumers or your own lover, you need to know the tricky art of screwing up.
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Thanks to Aidan MacAllan's hacking, everyone's phones and internet signals start screwing up, triggering travel delays and even a train derailment.
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Ashanti brought her concert to a screeching halt to unleash a profanity-laced rant at her crew for royally screwing up.
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And I totally agree, and there is a difference between just sort of screwing up and failure that's meant to teach.
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Gail: I don't know if doing well wins you an election but screwing up can be the end of a campaign.
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"Jeff is one of the few artists who can step into that water without screwing up his day job," he said.
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In an interview with The Hill, DeFazio said Trump was "screwing up other people's vacations and lives" with the river closure.
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The researchers showed how they were able to trick the robot into screwing up a simple straight line in a video.
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President Trump is back on American soil and it didn't take long for him to start screwing up on the Twitter machines.
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Or at least it was, until Zack Snyder came along and started screwing up the measurement systems with atrocious DC universe bombs.
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A machine screwing up after 20 hours of printing is annoying here, but could mean life or death for off-world colonists.
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In fact, people are so bad at reporting what they eat that scientists argue food diaries are screwing up studies into obesity.
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Now, the league, by not handling the Astros cheating scandal with the levity it deserves, is screwing up its tradition and history.
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That series will be Marvel's first half-hour comedy, as it follows the New Warriors trying to save the day without screwing up.
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No one in my White House ever got in trouble for screwing up as long as there wasn&apost malicious intent behind it.
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But he's also blaming her for not being normal, like she's somehow at fault for screwing up his own ability to be normal.
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Aside from whatever moral quandary Trump is putting conservatives in, he's apparently also responsible for screwing up their love lives, the Washingtonian reports.
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These are improbable stakes for Greer: "We fight day and night to keep governments and corporations from screwing up the internet," she wrote.
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An industry source told me that Nissan executives who had flourished under Ghosn were enraged that he was screwing up a sweet deal.
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Like all narcissists, he doesn't like to be told if he's screwing up, so he surrounds himself with people who don't tell him.
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So, anyway, Derek ... Derek, actually, in this case, didn't screw up, it was me, the woman, who was screwing up, to be fair.
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So far, it's worked, but Russian ISPs keep trying to block the new IPs and end up screwing up all kinds of online activity.
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PK: Failing a business, screwing up, figuring out how to harass people, all of that, that's the world and tech is the world. Yup.
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And I go back to one thing I&aposve always said about the media narrative on this, which is really screwing up this debate.
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Not just because Libra could hold so much value to steal, but because plenty of trolls would get off on screwing up Facebook's currency.
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Few scenes in the show's history have been more satisfying than Reek screwing up what was left of his courage to aid Sansa's escape.
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You had one job NFL kickers are missing the uprights with stunning regularity this season, and they're probably screwing up your fantasy team too.
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I think the Democrats are screwing up by proposing, even using the term 70 percent in which you go back to a super tax.
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Whether it's incompetence or bad luck or super-bad bad guys, it doesn't matter: Facebook keeps screwing up with people's personal data and privacy.
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Facebook is still constantly screwing up when it comes to privacy and security, but at least it's putting its ample money where its mouth is.
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Shannen Doherty just landed a settlement in that huge $15 million lawsuit she filed against her ex-manager for allegedly screwing up her health insurance.
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If you're not that sort of person that screwing up would affect you like that, then it might not be the right thing for you.
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After really screwing up a patient's case (the poor kid almost lost his kidney), Karev is reassigned to the clinic, which he accepts fairly gracefully.
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It is the fault of the cable, which is supposed to protect both sides from screwing up the energy equation with resistors and proper wiring.
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Unfortunately, while Facebook was focused on not screwing up in that area, "we didn't see coming a different kind of more insidious threat," Sandberg said.
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With this financing, Civil would be able to cut out advertisers, clickbaiters and all the other bad actors so often accused of screwing up journalism.
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Some of that discussion came about because of me screwing up my scheduling for the maintainer summit where these things are supposed to be discussed.
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And then, every time I did dial in and check it out, the media was screwing up every single time, whether it was Ivanka or this.
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It won't give you any definitive solutions on how to sleep better, but the data could help you spot trends and correlations screwing up your slumber.
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" Curtin plays Bill's live-in mother, but there's also "Jo's large Latinx Catholic family will never hesitate to let our couple know they're seemingly screwing up.
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But at its core, VEEP is also about politicians royally screwing up, usually in the form of publicly saying things that they should not be saying.
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"What that says is, 'OK, you're going to emit (greenhouse gas pollution), and that's going to increase the probability of screwing up the world,' " he said.
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But there's one thing he is more afraid of than screwing up his enormous business: missing out on the opportunity he has to change the world.
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Truly, 1986 was a simpler time, when nuclear war loomed over children's robot comedies and a bad Indian accent screwing up American idioms was still funny.
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" A source told The Sunday Times: "He's not impressed with Theresa May… He thinks Jeremy Corbyn is a nutter and the Tories are screwing up Brexit.
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Different companies — spanning industries as varied as pornography, cannabis, and medical records — screwing up in hard-to-parse ways, all with the same casualty: your privacy.
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As these women can attest, there's no one right way to raise a kid, and so much of it is learning (even screwing up) along the way.
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There is nothing particularly noteworthy about Breitbart screwing up climate science, but the House Science Committee is among the most important scientific oversight bodies in the country.
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Our bad habits are screwing up the planet big time, causing arctic glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise eight inches over the last century alone.
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Why it matters: The conversation captures the insane level of interest in not screwing up a second rushed attempt to get a health-care win for Trump.
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Apple is screwing up HomeKit; here's how they can fix it Around the world, wireless carriers are building all-new cellular networks for the Internet of Things.
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She was interested in the book because it had a protagonist who was a real human being who was sometimes screwing up and sometimes doing good things.
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"We can't afford to stop doing the shit that's screwing up the weather, and can't afford to pick up the pieces after we do our shit," she reflects.
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After screwing up their chance at a date card, Lace stormed off with Grant to complain about how poorly their conversation with Jade and Tanner had just gone.
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In that moment, he stopped being Jordan Spieth the Phenom, and was just Jordan Spieth the Human, and someone capable of screwing up just like the local hackers.
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And it raises the question of how the city that birthed the cell behind the November terrorist attacks in Paris is still screwing up counterterrorism operations so badly.
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Considering Tony Romo's most memorable career moment featured him screwing up while on a knee, he should be a Papa John's spokesman by the end of the month.
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Screwing up my courage, I grabbed the razor, keeping my head down at the cash register, ready to say that it was for my wife, should anybody ask.
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The way for the Times and other outlets to avoid worrying about journalists screwing up on Twitter is to ban them from Twitter and every other public forum.
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We had to get to the bottom of the meaning behind their constant attachment: Is it a subconscious yearning for reassurance that they're not completely screwing up the world?
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But for many computer users stability is just as important as security, and Windows' forced updates had a history of screwing up big projects and leaving savvier users annoyed.
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Teresa Giudice is harboring serious resentment toward her husband, Joe, for screwing up their finances and screwing her out of her final precious months with her now-deceased mother.
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Denying him a high-profile match upon his return would signal that he couldn't keep screwing up and expect his promotion and his division to bend to his whim.
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"As the gap between rich and poor increases, the cost of screwing up increases," said Philip Cohen, a sociologist at the University of Maryland who studies families and inequality.
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Jose Canseco is sick and tired of bad calls screwing up the game he loves ... and says the time is now for MLB to kick its umpires to the curb.
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It's worth noting that a career outside the White House isn't the only thing Trump's screwing up for his aides—apparently, he's not working wonders for their love lives either.
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As Agata Gostynska-Jakubowska of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, notes, it would also stop the reallocation of the 27 British seats, screwing up other countries' polls.
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A report from security firm Palo Alto Networks has the paranoid corners of the internet freaking out today: the first fully-functional ransomware has been found screwing up people's Macs.
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"The hardest thing is to see despair in people's faces," he added, clenching his fists and screwing up his face at the memories and at one point breaking into tears.
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The bigger issue for Kroy ... Zeke needs to make better life choices -- and he gives him a step-by-step guide on how to stop screwing up off the field.
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"So either HBO is screwing up the encoding of the show, or there's not sufficient bandwidth to transmit the show without losing the bit detail in darker images," he said.
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"The Democrats down here in Florida especially are famous for screwing up a two-car funeral," said David Custin, head of DRC Consulting, a campaign and lobbying firm in Florida.
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"I think that all animals are intelligent because they're still present on the planet, despite humans screwing up their environment and that they're good at particular things," Delgado told Gizmodo.
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You're addicted to InstagramExperts have been warning us for what seems like an eternity now that the blue light from our phones, tablets, and computers is screwing up our slumber.
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"Trump's job is frankly to quit screwing up and get the election down to three or four big issues, all of which come down to a single concept: 'enough,'" Gingrich said.
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That the album's catchiest song is named "Sorry" seemed like kismet — Bieber was in a constant cycle of screwing up, apologizing, and reminding us why he's a superstar all over again.
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The people who denounce Trump tend to be Establishment figures: big-city newspaper editors, longtime politicians, celebrities—in other words, the same people Trump says have been screwing up the country.
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The Game and rapper Problem ragged on Rich Homie Quan for screwing up Notorious B.I.G.'s "Get Money" at VH1's "Hip Hip Honors" ... but they don't think it's career suicide.
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My prediction would be that the whole thing winds up in court, creating endless litigation, screwing up the economy and making it impossible for Congress to do anything about anything else.
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"We are still screwing up how we're administering lands because we are thousands of miles away," House Natural Resources Committee ranking member Rob Bishop, a Utah Republican, told CNN last week.
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The "Apprentice" star-turned president has created a reality show in the White House, with Americans eating up storylines of who is rising, who is fading and who is screwing up.
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Written these long articles most people haven&apost read and a lot of them were responsible for screwing up the post-Cold War eras as Pap Yucanon said on my show today.
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None of the themes in the report are new -- we've long known we're screwing up the natural world, which also is the human world -- but the report's findings remain alarming and profound.
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Colin Kaepernick's protest is screwing up the NFL ecosystem for black QBs and costing them major money ... so says "The Wire" actor J.D. Williams who says Colin's hurting more than he's helping.
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VRE is already screwing up wholesale markets, even at relatively low penetrations, because the incremental cost of another MW of wind when the wind is blowing is $210, which undercuts all competitors.
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The home run derby has ZERO chance of screwing up Vladimir Guerrero Jr. ... so says MLB legend Jason Giambi, who tells TMZ Sports the rookie phenom should do it with no worries!!!
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Apple, we know you're into the whole "minimal ports" thing (as evidenced by the headphone dongle, thanks for that), but that minimalism doesn't just make iPhones more complicated — it's screwing up MacBooks, too.
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Because when I'm not screwing up, it feels so good to race on these tracks, avoiding toys and errant snacks and other details, blasting at other cars, swooping through turns and over ramps.
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We were standard bearers of a different American political decisions, and John never hesitated to tell me throughout my presidency when I was screwing up, which by his calculation, was once a day.
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Along with the fact that this situation runs the risk of screwing up a child pornography case, for Best Buy, it could alienate regular Joe customers who don't trust the company with their privacy.
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Steve Harvey, the comedian and television host remembered for royally screwing up the results of the 2015 Miss Universe pageant, is receiving a whole lot of backlash for his recent remarks about Asian men.
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Chatterbug pairs you with whatever appropriate tutor is available, gets them up to speed on your progress, and provides a personalized curriculum of exercises to do together based on what you've been screwing up.
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PE firms are usually "activist" investors, which means that rather pursuing a passive buy-and-hold strategy, they are involved in managing (fixing…or screwing up) the internal operations of the businesses they acquire.
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"The argument is the president has a valid purpose because these investigations are screwing up his foreign affairs," explained Josh Blackman, a professor at the Houston College of Law who specializes in constitutional law.
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The company's other new Healthy bulb is an attempt to skip blue light entirely — that thing you've been hearing about in all those stories about how your iPad is screwing up your sleeping patterns.
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If you're really lucky, the clerks will share their life stories with you, tell you about all the ways you're screwing up your romantic life, and remember that you add American cheese to everything.
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The live trainers can actually see all your data and your mistakes on a dashboard as they lead classes, and can call you out for screwing up (though you can deactivate this shame mode).
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While the rules are decidedly unchill, early regulations from the Bureau of Cannabis Control will help prove the state is being careful to avoid becoming a complete Wild Westworld of robots screwing up weed deliveries.
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Supporters largely celebrated, some detractors recoiled at his rhetoric, and plenty of pundits kind of shrugged: Trump hit on some big themes, had some high points, and made it through his speech without screwing up.
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They set me up with a birth control plan that my boyfriend couldn't manipulate and that I'd have a hard time screwing up, and sent me out to handle the crumbling pieces of my life.
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Screwing up her courage after the lecture, Greer follows Faith into the bathroom, and after a chat about misogyny and injustice comes away with something of more concrete use: Faith Frank's elegant, embossed business card.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency, John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up – which, by his calculation, was about once a day.
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We were standard-bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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He said, Mr. President, the only thing I can tell you for sure is that you've got about two million employees, and at any given moment in any given day, somebody, somewhere, is screwing up.
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There were American indie stars, WWE stars, New Japan stars, old-timers, up and comers, and it looked like more fun and more meaningful than just WWE screwing up two hours of its big show.
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It's been nearly a decade since Mark Zuckerberg famously said that privacy was no longer a "social norm," and even though Facebook tried to backtrack on that claim for years, the company just keeps screwing up.
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The apps that are most likely to get it right — to actually do what they're supposed to do without screwing up — are the unintelligent ones, because the number of "paths" you can go down is finite.
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But while Ms. Schroeder is willing to acknowledge her missteps (people are much more forgiving when you admit badly screwing up, she advises), she does feel like viewers got the wrong impression of her early on.
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As if all that weren't enough to make it one of Pixar's best shorts ever, the story it tells is a resonant and timeless one about screwing up one's courage and stepping outside one's comfort zone.
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Seeing Ecce homo in person is an act of witnessing a singular piece of Internet culture in its native, spiritual habitat, but it's also, oddly, an act of faith in the predictable human trait of screwing up.
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"It has to be more than really screwing up your job or making a negligent mistake in your job," James Brady, a former federal prosecutor now at the law firm Dykema Gossett in Grand Rapids told Reuters.
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Experts who spoke with The Verge said that Syniverse's explanation of what happened — that a server went down and was only reconnected nine months later — is plausible, but that the scenario still involves Syniverse royally screwing up.
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While some may say screwing up never looked so good, what this also reveals is how much the investment firm backing WeWork wanted him out and how much of a liability he had become for the company.
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" We didn't really know how it would be received, and even when we were writing it, I think there was a little bit of tension within the band, like, "Wait a minute, are we screwing up here?
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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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In practice, I was pleasantly surprised in each case when I was successfully able to pair my AirPods Pro right away — even midflight when there were dozens of other Bluetooth radios around, potentially screwing up the pairing process.
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"He was very optimistic and upbeat about it, and talked about the importance of us working hard and not screwing up," Senator Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, said of Mr. Trump's assessment of the party's chances in the midterms.
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Read: I Asked an Expert How I Could Stop Screwing Up My Taxes According to Rus Garofolo, an accountant in Brooklyn who caters to the creative class, if you don't pay what you owe, you will receive a letter.
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It was a rare session in Altspace when there wasn't a robot asking vaguely creepy questions with a German accent, or an eight-year-old screwing up a game, or a lurker whose feedbacking microphone could clear out a room.
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He actually has a plan in terms of extending the influence of Russia, as he's been doing in the Middle East, and then undermining our allies through the militarization of information in Central and Eastern Europe and screwing up their elections.
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There's only so much carbon the world can pump into the atmosphere before we're assured of screwing up the targets set in the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit warming to 1.5 or 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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You'll see photos of Lady Gaga and Beyonce's outfits in all their glory, GIFs of performances taken from the TV broadcast, hater tweets requesting you not compare The Weekend to Michael Jackson, and fans chastising CBS for screwing up Adele's sound.
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The latter element is courtesy of Nick Fury (the perpetually gruff Samuel L. Jackson), who is less a mentor for Peter here than a proverbial principal, always on his case about not screwing up if Peter knows what's good for him.
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The first floor of the facility is filled with robots that automatically place nearly microscopic chips on circuit boards, robots that bake and solder the chips, and humans clad in anti-static jackets that make sure the robots aren't screwing up.
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We've got all the familiar signs here: a naive developer playing with code he doesn't understand, savvy thieves exploiting the vulnerabilities he doesn't understand, and finally a squad of angry criminals descending on him for screwing up their meal ticket.
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There doesn't seem to be any motive for Cuba to risk screwing up the fragile new relationship with the US. Maybe a rogue actor or another nation is involved, but that still leaves the question of how this is physically possible.
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" Another described, "When I first went to see him, it was after screwing up my nerve to try to be bold and maneuver myself into a better job, and after what happened with him, I never really tried that again.
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On the next night, August 22012, she thwarted Manson's attempt for the Family to commit yet a third home invasion and possible set of murders by deliberately knocking on the door of the wrong house and screwing up the plan.
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She looks at her friend, still beautiful, still completely on the edge of screwing up her life, and as if it's the open back of a dress, she takes it all—the insecurity, the sorrow, the envy—and zips it up.
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The conference tournaments, Pomeroy wrote on his blog last week, are his favorite time of the year, even more so than the NCAA tournament, when he often winds up fielding criticism from gamblers and fans who accuse him of screwing up their brackets.
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While IT and the powers that be struggle to secure their networks and IP, the employees are forever screwing up succumbing to phishing scams, using weak credentials and generally causing problems for the security experts who know best — or so says conventional wisdom.
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McMaster is a highly decorated general who wrote a widely acclaimed history of the military's role in screwing up the Vietnam War; Cohn was the president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs from 2006 until his White House appointment in 2017.
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There may be good reasons that this setting exists on today's TVs, but honestly I can't think of any, and even if there are, I would guarantee the number of viewings it's screwing up is monstrous compared to any good it's doing.
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But maybe NASA and other space places like the NRO are adjusting to the idea that it's okay to have smaller ambitions sometimes, and that when you shrink your goals, it's okay to risk screwing up, and even to actually screw up.
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After being mocked for screwing up the lyrics to Biggie's verse on "Get Money" at the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors, his two turns on Drama's album (on "Big Money" and "Right Back") do little to restore his rep as his contributions come off as anonymous.
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I was fighting personal doubts on a daily basis about whether my work was any good, meaningful, or being read in the first place; I didn't need additional anxiety about whether I was screwing up the paperwork out of ignorance, inexperience, disorganization, or stress.
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In addition to suspending Romero for celebrating outside the lines, the New York commission also suspended two fighters for screwing up their weigh-ins, another violation that older, calmer, more experienced regulatory bodies tend to punish with a fine and a sternly worded letter.
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We get a young man named Paul screwing up first at university and then at a job at a remote British Columbia hotel, before reappearing 100 pages later to some success as a video artist, except that the videos aren't his, as he claims.
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Fans know the show has been renewed for a fifth (and probably final) season, but there's a certain thrill to the notion that the kind, loving Norma who can't seem to stop screwing up her kid has exited the show entirely near the end of season four.
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It's someone screwing up and badly attaching Demi Moore's head onto the body of a runway model (deleting her thighs along the way), or a brand making a point to forgo the process entirely, like when Aerie kept stretch marks and cellulite on its lingerie ad campaigns.
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In addition to all of this Florrick family drama, there's also the fact that Jason finds out that Peter actually didn't do anything wrong in the Lloyd Garber case and was so involved because the lab tech working the case had a history of screwing up.
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One of the central tenets of this whole thing was that our country was under attack by this mighty adversary that's all-seeing and all-knowing, and they're screwing up elections in Europe, and they have unmatched cyber capabilities, and they're doing all these consequential things.
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Some specific rider rules include prohibitions against damaging the car, screwing up driver phones, spilling stuff on purpose, smoking in the car or puking (but specifically because you went on a bender; Uber and drivers probably understand if you unfortunately throw up because of an actual medical problem).
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So, yes, while Toronto reels from a devastating loss and America laughs at Toronto for once again screwing up when it matters most, I will just sit here stewing, thinking about that accumulator, and telling myself that a Raptors loss is merely comeuppance for that time Drake cost me $200.
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With the great acting we have, more often than not you can hold on a oner [a long, unbroken shot] forever, because the actors are doing great, they're not screwing up their lines, they're giving it to you in the wide shot, so why not save the close shot for when it counts?
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One of the best parts about the NHL being so poorly run and screwing up so many things—lockouts, expansion team name reveals, lockouts, marketing, a remodeled website far less functional than its previous incarnation, a bad TV deal with NBC, lockouts—is that there's fairly obvious boner we overlook every day.
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Take the route they did by bringing in a woman to ask questions of Ford and Kavanaugh and look like they are so worried about screwing up that they are ceding their senatorial privilege of asking questions of a person who is on the verge of a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.
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Whether it's claiming that Trump knew perfectly well about the alleged hush money paid out to adult film star Stormy Daniels or saying he fired FBI James Comey to shut him up about that whole Russia thing, Giuliani's been screwing up on a level that the likes of the Mooch could only dream of.
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Boss Baby looks disoriented, landing on the conveyor belt backwards and screwing up the whole process from the beginning — he gets baby powder on his face instead of his butt, his diaper is put on backwards, (oh no, his face seems to say, my tiny unseen penis!) his shoes are shoved onto his hands.
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Comedy Central's Trevor Noah declared that Broward County Elections supervisor Brenda Snipes is part of a "cluster----" that has led to Florida's elections results for the Senate being in a state of turmoil, adding that Snipes has done "a great job of screwing up people's votes" during his Daily Show monologue on Tuesday night.
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That hit me all the harder when I read this short essay by Ali Araghi about growing up in Iran, where political instability or some capricious turn of government was forever screwing up his life plans, and then moving to the U.S., where for the first time he heard people talking casually about the future.
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Coupled with the top 10 pick they received earlier this year so the Philadelphia Eagles could select Carson Wentz, the franchise has a great chance at screwing up two first-round choices in a single year—as they did in 2012 and 2014, and half-did in 2007, when they picked Joe Thomas but also Brady freaking Quinn.
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If you sue and lose, you're screwed Way down in the fine print, 23andMe spells out a policy that basically makes sure the company will never get sued, ever: If you sue them for something (like maybe screwing up your test), and lose, you would be responsible for the possible millions of dollars in legal fees accrued by 23andMe.
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I was gently guided through five or ten puzzles that taught the most basic mechanics—how, after irrevocably screwing up a level, you can swipe left to instantly reset it—how on completion, each colorful piece on the screen drops satisfyingly off the bottom as though all the screws holding the level together have been removed.
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The site has accused President Obama of "importing more hating Muslims"; compared Planned Parenthood's work to the Holocaust; called the conservative commentator Bill Kristol a "renegade Jew"; and advised female victims of online harassment to "just log off" and stop "screwing up the internet for men," illustrating that point with a picture of a crying child.
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As I boarded my train at D.C.'s Union Station headed for New York, I felt a little like I was headed to the principal's office for a serious scolding, about being a stupid, ungrateful little snot for having left the hottest television network on the planet, not to mention royally screwing up my once promising journalism career in the nation's capital.
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The website he runs, Breitbart News, recently accused President Obama of "importing more hating Muslims"; compared Planned Parenthood's work to the Holocaust; called Bill Kristol, the conservative commentator, a "renegade Jew"; and advised female victims of online harassment to "just log off" and stop "screwing up the internet for men," illustrating that point with a picture of a crying child.
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" While he blamed President Donald Trump for the decay of political discourse, Biden suggested that Trump is an aberration, that the system can be reset: "I honest to God believe, with Trump out of the way, you're going to find people screwing up a lot more courage than they had before to say, 'OK, OK, I can move now, I have more leeway.
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I never really had a person or particular role model to really learn the ropes from and at times I think back and wish I did but at the end of the day for me a lot of it was just sort of trying things, screwing up then learning from my mistakes and then adopting this mentality like damn I hope the next producer doesn't have to go through that.
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