" This was, according to Sanders, a "slip of the tongue.
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A slip of the tongue, perhaps, but it means something.
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No slip of the tongue, no heat in that moment.
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Check out King's slip of the tongue, and the crowd's reaction.
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Claim it was a slip of the tongue, a grammatical misfire.
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Mr. Nadler said later it had been a slip of the tongue.
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He later said the mistake was simply a slip of the tongue.
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This was not, by any means, a one-time slip of the tongue.
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They got it, and a slip of the tongue Booker quickly seized upon.
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This never happened, not even in a slip-of-the-tongue kind of way.
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LePage blamed the media of making too much of a slip of the tongue.
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The exhaustion was also on display in a slip of the tongue from Sen.
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Maybe one of these incidents could be explained away by a slip of the tongue.
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Was it a reaction to your experience making and touring behind Slip of the Tongue?
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Problem is ... he had a major slip of the tongue while spitting out the question.
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But perhaps on a slip of the tongue it was, "if it hasn't worked out".
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And it wasn't a slip of the tongue—this is just the way he says it.
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John Mayer's accidental Taylor Swift-related slip of the tongue drew big laughs earlier this week.
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" She then told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that what she told Mueller was "a slip of the tongue.
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One day he makes a harmless slip of the tongue, something any mentally balanced person would laugh off.
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But it was clear how close the RNC viewed the election, especially with one slip of the tongue.
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She began to refer to Hector as "my arm," a slip of the tongue that soon became habit.
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Sanders told investigators that her misstatements were a "slip of the tongue" and that the claims were unfounded.
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Trump made the slip of the tongue while he thanked Cook for investing in his company's U.S. operations.
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During a string of media appearances last week, Sanders stuck to her "slip of the tongue" talking point.
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"He owes us an apology, and claiming it was just a slip of the tongue doesn't cut it," she said.
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It was just a slip of the tongue though ... as the crowd laughs and groans, Stevie immediately recognizes her mistake.
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For these readers, the cartoon would have come like the slip of the tongue that reveals the deeper institutional prejudice.
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Shepherd strongly suggests the country's got bigger fish to fry than a slip of the tongue in the 'BB' house.
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All jokes aside, Longwood University students and alumni took to Twitter to express their aggravation over this slip of the tongue.
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"I acknowledged that I had a slip of the tongue when I used the word 'countless,' but it's not untrue," Sanders said.
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Her comment, she said, was "a slip of the tongue" made "in the heat of the moment" and not founded on anything.
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The hidden fact bides its time in obscurity waiting to be revealed by a slip of the tongue or a chance encounter.
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Another remark Sanders made later in the briefing would suggest that her comments about questioning Kelly weren't simply a slip of the tongue.
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But Sessions still holds controversial views on many topics, and any slip of the tongue when discussing them could be a game changer.
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In an apparent slip of the tongue on Sunday, Netanyahu described Israel as a nuclear power before correcting himself with an embarrassed smile.
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Through a careless slip of the tongue or a calculated message to offworld bookies, word spread like a virus throughout the Hundred Worlds.
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"There's no reason why we can't do it," Pulisic said later, confirming that his prediction had not been a youthful slip of the tongue.
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" Sergeant Taylor said that using the slur in place of Dr. King's name was "not something that is normally a slip of the tongue.
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"That's a huge shift if it is not a slip of the tongue," University of North Carolina professor Zeynep Tufekci tweeted in response to the comments.
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"7th Heaven" star Catherine Hicks had a slip of the tongue that revealed exactly how she feels about her former co-star, Stephen Collins, these days.
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And this is not about "cancel culture," the over-reaction to a slip of the tongue, calling out offensive language by a comedian or a commentator.
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"In his report, Mueller wrote that Sanders told his team that her reference to hearing from "countless members of the FBI" was a "slip of the tongue.
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Speaking to Fox News later on Thursday, Sanders acknowledged she had made a "slip of the tongue" by claiming countless FBI employees had lost confidence in Comey.
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On the April 9 episode of the long-running syndicated game show, a contestant named Jonny lost his $7,100 payday because of one slip of the tongue.
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"You said it was a 'slip of the tongue' when you talked about 'countless FBI members,' yet you repeated it twice the very next day," Stephanopoulos said.
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" Johnson's remarks were described as a "slip of the tongue" by International Trade Secretary Liam Fox, who added that he did not believe it was a "serious gaffe.
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His unscripted nature is a big part of his political persona, and he's had a habit of making news for a slip of the tongue in years past.
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Yeah, it's awesome," he continued with a slip of the tongue saying 'we' like he is still a couple instead of I. "It looks like it's concrete, it's beautiful.
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Former Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham made a hapless slip of the tongue on Wednesday in her 9/11 tribute trip to the Freedom Tower in New York City.
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Mr. Bloomberg touted his massive spending, $100 million for congressional Democrats in 2018, as a shield against partisan attacks — and then nearly had a revealing slip of the tongue.
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Egyptian judges issued a statement opposing Zend's removal over what the head of the Judges Club told Reuters was a slip of the tongue that could have happened to anyone.
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The mix-up was seemingly just a slip of the tongue and not really worth tearing Trump a new one over, since the guy already says plenty of heinous shit on purpose.
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NBC4's David Ushery must have been listening to Snoop Dogg on his way into work today ... otherwise, he's got some explaining to do about this slip of the tongue on-air.
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However, he's never used the nickname "Tim Apple," and it appears as if it was a slip of the tongue, similar to when he called Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Lockheed last year.
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She told the special counsel's team that her comment about FBI agents contacting her to express concerns about Comey was actually a "slip of the tongue" that was not based on anything.
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"Had he said one thing one time, we might say that was a slip of the tongue or it's an example of unconscious racial bias or it was a mistake," he added.
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"And how would one go about getting on the dean's interest list?" asked the lawyer, who was prone to calling it the "donor's interest list," in an apparent slip of the tongue.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - In an apparent slip of the tongue on Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Israel as a nuclear power before correcting himself with a bashful nod and an embarrassed smile.
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The music on Slip of the Tongue was already written and recorded, all they needed was the guitar parts added in, so it was easy for me to go in and do that.
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But Hillary's proclamation wasn't a slip of the tongue or verbal miscue—it was a very deliberate echo of a preacherly politicking style that the Clintons have honed over the course of decades.
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Asked about his remarks after finishing the interview, Mr. Giuliani said that what might have seemed to some — including, perhaps, Mr. Hannity — like a slip of the tongue, was actually a planned disclosure.
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Karrueche Tran had a slip of the tongue ... nearly letting the cat out of the bag about her rumored turn as an "America's Next Top Model" judge -- or at least it appears that way.
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Sales grew by 12 percent in the months following Putin's slip of the tongue and Heineken soon announced that it would be producing a non-alcoholic kvass in four of its breweries across Russia.
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Liam Wray, whose brother Jim Wray, then 22, was shot dead on Bloody Sunday, told Irish state-run radio that he believed her statement could not be excused as a slip of the tongue.
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In a cringeworthy slip of the tongue, Mike Bloomberg at the Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina on Tuesday night almost said he "bought" 21 congressional Democrats their seats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Look at its continuing experiment with social-credit scoring, where a slip of the tongue or an unpaid debt could one day jeopardize someone's ability to board a train or apply for a job.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In a slip of the tongue during his maiden trip to China as Britain's new foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt on Monday told his Chinese counterpart that his wife was Japanese, but backtracked quickly.
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Perhaps it was a slip of the tongue while campaigning in Kentucky, but she offered up her husband as the person who would carry the flag on the economy once she is in office. Really?
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The report released Thursday stated that Sanders conceded to the special counsel's office she had a "slip of the tongue" when she told the media that "countless members of the FBI" had lost faith in Comey.
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Asked about his remarks after finishing the Fox News interview, Mr. Giuliani said that what might have seemed to some viewers — including, perhaps, Mr. Hannity — like a slip of the tongue, was actually a planned disclosure.
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Speaking with CNN's Ashley Banfield on "The Legal View" Tuesday about Trump's fumble, spokeswoman Katrina Pierson said, "After you've done several events over a short time period, people misspeak all of the time -- slip of the tongue."
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The divorce, once uttered, even if in jest, thoughtlessness, a slip of the tongue, or a fit of anger, is irrevocable, and the woman doesn't even need to be present, or aware, for it to be valid.
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Sarah Palin slams Ted Cruz's basketball faux pas Noting he played two-and-a-half years of basketball in high school, Cruz said his coach would have him running sprints for hours for his slip of the tongue.
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Despite their best efforts to retract a momentary slip of the tongue (or bad case of Twitter fingers, in Timberlake's case), it became crystal clear just how out of touch they are with the climate of this country.
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There Stretch made an unfortunate slip of the tongue during his introductory remarks — seemingly saying "keeping people unsafe on Facebook is critical to our mission" before quickly correcting himself to stress he'd meant to say "keeping people safe".
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Back during the 2012 presidential campaign we were set up to believe that a slip of the tongue by the gaffe-prone Vice President Biden smoked out President Obama to prematurely declare his support for same-sex marriage.
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In what she described as a "slip of the tongue" earlier this year, Sanders did not tell the truth when she claimed in 2017 that "countless" FBI agents were happy about Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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The group said North Koreans were executed for such crimes as smuggling mushrooms to China, stealing copper from factories, distributing South Korean dramas, human trafficking and "a slip of the tongue," usually a reference to criticism of the government.
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If hatred of Jews can be justified as a misunderstanding or ignored as a mistake or played down as a slip of the tongue or waved away as "just anti-Zionism," you can all but guarantee it will be.
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The murder rate in the US 'is the highest it's been in 45 years' When Trump said this at a Colorado rally earlier this week, we cut him some slack, figuring it might have been a slip of the tongue.
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But it's not just a slip of the tongue that can derail a campaign -- there are a number of other issues, peculiar to the US, that weigh on the minds of the American voter when they walk into the ballot box.
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"Asked about his remarks after finishing the Fox News interview, Giuliani said that what might have seemed to some viewers — including, perhaps, Hannity — like a slip of the tongue, was actually a planned disclosure," writes the New York Times' Michael Shear.
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But we should take a moment to say that this "girly" comment isn't a miniature slip of the tongue—it's a colossally ignorant statement from a man whose opinion couldn't be less crucial, but whose thoughts are still valued by millions.
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In 2017, Sanders told reporters she had heard from "countless members of the FBI" who wanted Trump to fire his FBI Director James Comey - an assertion she later cast as a "slip of the tongue" during the probe of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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It is true that some people misuse or misapply or overuse the word racist, deeming anyone who is against race-based affirmative action, has a slip of the tongue, or uses the word nigger in a classroom setting to teach rather than demean.
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The reason for this major shift was Mr. Hofer's slip of the tongue: By the time of the second election, he not only appeared to be euroskeptic but also seemed to offer a referendum on whether Austria should quit the union altogether.
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"Mnangagwa had a slip of the tongue this week that angered Mugabe and Grace, when he told people who were around that ZANU-PF rigged the elections in 240, this being said while under the influence of liquor," a March 220, 240 report reads.
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Trump may not have meant to praise the erosion of civil rights in his speech, but he's been quietly and not-so-quietly hammering away at them from the get-go, lending that particular slip-of-the-tongue an ironic, deeply fucked tinge of truth.
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" On Fox News Channel Thursday night, Sanders explained that discrepancy this way: "I acknowledge that I had a slip of the tongue when I used the word 'countless,' but it's not untrue ... that a number of both current and former FBI agents agreed with the President.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mark Carney said the only work he is planning once he leaves the Bank of England is his recently announced climate finance role with the United Nations, after a slip of the tongue prompted a question about whether he might stay in central banking.
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We all do it, and there's no reason this universal linguistic trait amply studied by psychologists and linguists -- the slip of the tongue -- would somehow cease to exist when it came to words referring to descendants of African slaves in the United States in the early 21st century.
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LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Mark Carney said the only work he is planning once he leaves the Bank of England is his recently announced climate finance role with the United Nations, after a slip of the tongue prompted a question about whether he might stay in central banking.
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LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Mark Carney said the only work he is planning once he leaves the Bank of England is his recently announced climate finance role with the United Nations, after a slip of the tongue prompted a question about whether he might stay in central banking.
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" She characterized the "countless members of the FBI" statement as a "slip of the tongue" and told investigators when she told reporters that "rank-and-file FBI agents have lost confidence in Comey was a comment she made 'in the heart of the moment' that was not founded on anything.
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Let's let Los Angeles Times columnist Dylan Hernandez tell you what happened: Days after unveiling and promptly retiring the most reviled logo in Los Angeles sports history, the new head coach of the perpetually bumbling franchise opened his introductory news conference Tuesday at the StubHub Center with an unfortunate slip of the tongue.
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The Mueller report revealed that Ms. Sanders had acknowledged that her repeated claim in 2017 that she had personally communicated with "countless" F.B.I. officials who told her they were happy with President Trump's decision to fire James B. Comey as the agency's director was a "slip of the tongue" and not founded on any facts.
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"Sanders told this Office that her reference to hearing from 'countless members of the FBI' was a 'slip of the tongue,'" the report said, referencing Sanders' claim in May 2017 that members of the law enforcement agency had confided in White House officials that they no longer had confidence in the FBI's recently fired director, James Comey.
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That judgment, that refusal to make a call, has been so clear and so consistent that one wonders about the origins of the vice president's inaccuracy: inattention, rushed preparation, bad staff work, a slip of the tongue, a reminted White House talking point, or the price of loyalty to a president who will not embrace the reality of the original Russian intervention?
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Under oath, Sanders told the special counsel that her statement that the administration had heard from "countless FBI agents" unhappy with then-Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE was merely a "slip of the tongue" and that her insistence that rank-and-file agents had "lost confidence" in Comey was not founded on anything.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday called Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE a "low I.Q. individual" after the former vice president had a slip of the tongue and nearly announced he was running for president in 28503.
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