Slipping up and saying something slightly unprofessional won't necessarily sink your candidacy.
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INGRAHAM: And Chuck Schumer, ends up slipping up, gives away the Democrats&apos real agenda.
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The New Year's shutdown was not about some cocky producers getting stupid and slipping up.
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" He admitted he "can't keep slipping up like this," and that "he's better than this.
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Indeed, Jimmy is already slipping up, and he's on thin ice with his new firm.
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Forget about slipping up on fruit skin for a second, though—jumps, Danielle, specifically jump scares.
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In a professional environment, slipping up on the details can damage your reputation and limit your potential.
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When she's slipped up or been close to slipping up in the past, the biggest concern was alcohol.
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Slipping up a 50-story clock tower, then free falling over the other side never loses its thrill.
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Slipping up a 225-story clock tower, then free falling over the other side never loses its thrill.
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"I can't draw too well, so the knees keep slipping down and the elbows keep slipping up," he joked.
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They kept calling for a week trying to catch me slipping up, and maybe I'd just finally accept that I'm Fred.
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Reisman makes clear that rape or abuse isn't the case of someone slipping up, but rather a symptom of a larger issue.
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She speaks forthrightly on issues from slipping up and calling a room full of women "guys," to the pay gap in Hollywood.
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Mr. Putin is not alone, of course, among world leaders in the region in attempting grand gestures, or in sometimes slipping up.
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We have all done it, and slipping up is human, but we still try really hard not to, because it cannot be undone.
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Moderating an online community spread across numerous platforms and countries can be a challenging task — especially when slipping up means more than angry downvotes.
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It happens when the exhilaration of tearing through a packed day shades into stress and causes us to start getting frustrated and slipping up.
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The comment was absurd: People who deny that the Holocaust happened generally aren't just slipping up in the midst of a good-faith intellectual disagreement.
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By the way, among the first messages which reached me at Honolulu was one from my husband berating me for slipping up on my schedule.
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From there, Kosmic continues to nail everything almost perfectly, slipping up so minorly that most viewers who aren't familiar with the nuances of Super Mario Bros.
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United were helped in no small part by Swansea being shite, of course, but the inadequacies of the opposition haven't stopped them from slipping up before.
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And throughout the pregnancy, Meghan and Harry have spoken about their bundle-to-be on several occasions, never once slipping up and hinting at multiple little ones.
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" In contrast, someone slipping up and saying "colored people" -- when the nation's leading civil rights organization is called the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People"?
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So-called video trackers have been following candidates for years—people who sneak into rallies and fundraisers, cameras in hand, hoping to capture the opposing candidate slipping up.
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Their four-week-old baby, which the actor confirmed was a girl during his appearance on Conan after slipping up in a tweet, joins big sister James, 23 months.
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Slipping up when the two talk about Ryan's grandma – she asks about Ryan's dad's mum, Lynn, whose funeral she is later attending – Drummond plants seeds of doubt in Ryan's mind.
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Arsenal's hopes of a top four Premier League finish and a spot in Europe's elite competition depend on the teams above them slipping up during the final stages of the season.
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The Aussie healthcare bellwether CSL Ltd lost as much as 3 percent in early trade, while online payments firm Afterpay Touch Group Ltd topped the percentage losers among technology shares, slipping up to 6.5 percent.
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Those messages are typically so bland, repetitive, and poll-tested that the only fun in campaign coverage is catching them slipping up, saying something off script, something that sounds bad or can be spun to sound bad.
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In total, 16 people linked to the gang all pleaded guilty to drug-related offenses, after first slipping up in October 2015 when two drug runners were stopped making an amphetamine, cocaine, and MCAT delivery worth $58,000.
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If she can endure an ordeal like the one portrayed on Lemonade and stay in control, never slipping up, never showing weakness the way we mortals would, she must be a goddess, an inspiration, Queen Bey herself.
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Yet, here she is tripping over things, making a lot of noise as she breaks into houses, leaving actual evidence at the crime scene, creating hasty lies that can easily be proven false, and almost slipping up a million times.
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Soon after he moved in, I thought I could hear Neighbor Bro slipping up to her apartment some evenings for what would turn out to be exceptionally loud late-night hookups, occupying the otherwise dull hours between 2 and 5 a.m.
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Live-streaming is already a high-wire act; there aren't any guidelines beyond what's covered in a site's terms of service, and the likelihood of slipping up and saying something you probably shouldn't goes up when you're streaming in real time to your fans.
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Buzzfeed News attempted to unpack interracial dating Friday by giving people a space to "speak" with a "chatbot" (read: type in a text field) on the conceit that people in interracial relationships aren't always able to comfortably communicate; that it can be awkward to say how we really feel, because we're so, like, into race these days; that the thought of slipping up and saying something offensive can be daunting and silencing.
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Match Thirteen: Shaun Wallace v. Rob Swarbrick: Shaun Wallace, the 2004 winner of Mastermind, came through a close contest with Duel winner Rob Swarbrick to win 7–6 in the final round. Despite Rob winning 3 head-to- heads to Shaun's 2, Rob required all his eggheads in the final round to get the score to 6–6 before eventually slipping up on a question. Match Fourteen: Danielle Cartwright v.
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"HAL slipping up on deliveries as it handles too many projects." The Hindu Business Line, 3 March 2012. On 1 April 2015, HAL reconstituted its Board with TS Raju as CMD, S Subrahmanyan as Director (Operations), VM Chamola as Director (HR), CA Ramana Rao as Director (Finance) and D K Venkatesh as Director (Engineering & R&D;). There are two government nominees in the board and six independent directors.
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Taking the final spot were Rotherham United, who gave themselves a decent chance of escaping the drop, but eventually fell back into the third tier for the second time in three seasons, the Yorkshire club ultimately being let down once again by their atrocious away record - just one win on the road, and one win in their last 48 second tier away games - and a failure to turn any one of their 16 draws into wins or take advantage of their relegation rivals slipping up.
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Jane Helier, the beautiful but somewhat vacuous actress, is the last to tell a story. Although she attempts to disguise the fact somewhat by using a false name, the others quickly realise that the story is about herself and, slipping up several times, she soon gives up the pretence and continues. She was on tour in a provincial town when she was summoned to a police station. There had been a burglary at a bungalow and a young man called Leslie Faulkener had been arrested.
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The Old Cat and Mouse Game Scrappy, Scooby, and Shaggy encounter an unusual man and his cat. Scrappy, who attempts to challenge the cat to a fight, but the cat, who is non-anthropomorphic, is uninterested and just glances down at him passively. However, after the man shrinks the three to be living toys for his cat, the cat is substantially more threatening (though Scrappy still isn't deterred). The three escape on a paper airplane, and Scrappy throughs grapes on the ground, slipping up the ground so that that cat man doesn't follow.
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The guard is just above the grip. It is a common misconception that the cross-guard protects the wielder's entire hand from the opposing sword; only with the abandonment of the shield and then the armoured gauntlet did a full hand guard become necessary. The crossguard still protected the user from a blade that was deliberately slid down the length of the blade to cut off or injure the hand. Early swords do not have true guards but simply a form of stop to prevent the hand slipping up the blade when thrusting as they were invariably used in conjunction with a shield.
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After a defeat by Arsenal on 8 April 2012, an eight-point deficit had been established between City and leaders United, with most writing off City's chances of winning the league with six matches remaining. However, City defeated West Bromwich Albion 4–0, Norwich City 6–1, and Wolverhampton Wanderers 2–0 with United slipping-up, meaning the deficit at the top was now only three points with only three matches to play. A victory against Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium would move City to top on goal difference. The match was keenly anticipated as one of the most important matches the Premier League's 20-year history.
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Upon resumption, Sydney FC posted 19 (out of a possible 21) points in the next seven rounds. Whilst slipping up twice at home to Melbourne City and Adelaide United FC (with scores of 0–1 in both games) during the final six rounds, Sydney FC managed to win all four other games away from home to finish second on the ladder with 50 points for the season. By the end of the regular season, Sydney FC had broken many records including a record club home season attendance (41,213 vs. Western Sydney Wanderers FC) and a league record number of away games undefeated in a season, as well as becoming the first club to score three or more goals in five consecutive games.
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Upon resumption, Sydney FC posted 19 (out of a possible 21) points in the next seven rounds. Whilst slipping up twice at home to Melbourne City and Adelaide United (with scores of 0–1 in both games) during the final six rounds, Sydney FC managed to win all four other games away from home to finish second on the ladder with 50 points for the season. By the end of the regular season, Sydney FC had broken many records including a record club home season attendance (41,213 vs. Western Sydney Wanderers FC) and a league record number of away games undefeated in a season, as well as becoming the first club to score three or more goals in five consecutive games.
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Cheltenham Town secured an immediate return to the Football League as champions, becoming the first club to immediately bounce back as Conference/National League champions since Darlington in 1990 – throughout the season, they were rarely outside the top 2 and took advantage of the teams slipping up below them, breaking the 100 point mark in the process. Grimsby Town ultimately emerged victorious in the play-offs, ensuring a return to the Football League for the first time in six years. Welling, who had only avoided relegation on goal difference the previous season, finished in bottom place. Kidderminster Harriers suffered from off-pitch turmoil and a financial crisis throughout the season, culminating in their relegation though they did finish the season with a six-game unbeaten run.
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When Zak reveals this to Belle, she flies into a rage and angrily slaps Joanie and attacks her, but Cain pulls her away and Joanie is left stunned by Belle's violent streak, and Zak warns her that it is a sign of Belle's mental illness returning. When out poaching with Zak in the wood, Joanie accidentally shoots Zak's son Sam Dingle (James Hooton), who was running to get help after Megan Macey (Gaynor Faye) went into labour. Joanie is later devastated when her daughter, Karen's, ring is stolen, and when it is revealed to be Belle who stole it and she insults her and Karen, Joanie slaps Belle in front of Zak, Lisa and the other factory workers. Zak and Joanie marry, despite Zak slipping up and calling Joanie "Lisa" on his stag do.
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