She later blamed the whole mess on the show's producers.
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So, what do we actually know about this whole mess?
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But there's one detail in this whole mess that's completely bizarre.
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The eagle that started the whole mess was Zeus all along.
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Might as well play a whole mess of video games instead.
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And then she decided to create this, like, this whole mess.
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The whole mess truly stinks and the nightmare continues for clean athletes.
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Making sure it doesn't become a whole mess after a few hours!
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Instead, I was annoyed that the whole mess had woken me up.
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The great part is there's a silver lining in this whole mess.
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There's crafting; there's stealth; there's a whole mess of weapons and armor.
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As is typical, he has a whole mess of stuff going on.
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A whole mess of Alexa-powered headphones hitting store shelves: coming soon.
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In an odd twist, Twitter now has a whole mess of them.
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But for now, there's been a stay put on that whole mess.
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Now, lawmakers have introduced a third bill intended to scrap the whole mess.
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Instead, Mr. Comey sought anonymity in leaking the whole mess to the press.
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The whole mess said a whole lot about the chaotic days to come.
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There's a whole mess of Snakes writhing around and sometimes wrestling each other.
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But Mr. Boies stopped short of blaming Mr. Pottinger for the whole mess.
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That experience was one of the two bright spots in this whole mess.
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Turns out, Nintendo crammed a whole mess of things into a very tiny space.
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I wish I could talk to someone who's been through this whole mess before.
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Unfortunately, the most confused party in this whole mess seems to be YouTube itself.
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Dave Swift: The only survivor of this whole mess of skateboard media is Thrasher.
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Finally, truck it on over to Eris, the one who started this whole mess.
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All of that will be followed by a hard freeze of the whole mess.
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Remarkably, he said he got into this whole mess because he fell in love.
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IFC will now have to schedule a hearing to sort out this whole mess.
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Bolted to the plywood was the portable generator needed to power the whole mess.
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There's a court hearing scheduled for next week to sort out the whole mess.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) quickly surveyed the wreckage and decided to sidestep the whole mess.
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The PS VR, despite a whole mess of potential failings, sits in that sweet spot.
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How do you think this whole mess will affect your Samsung phone reviews going forward?
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Anyway, we didn't certify and lots of interesting things are happening with that whole mess.
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"I heard from them very recently - after this whole mess with Wells Fargo," he said.
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For one, the company is teaming up with a whole mess of major publishing interests.
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Below are six questions the White House needs to answer about this whole mess. 1.
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There's a whole mess of B-plots going on in the background of this drama.
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Luckily I graduate soon, so this whole mess will be over in a few months.
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"I hide the whole mess to forget about it," she told the New York Times.
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" She replied, "The vlog is just a whole mess & I've been the busiest I've everrrr been.
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That's the name of the innocent puppy who is at the center of this whole mess.
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These Olympians probably deserve a few more gold medals for getting the whole mess sorted out.
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Portia, bless her, is maybe the only person who truly stumbled into this whole mess blind.
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" Aziz told the Washington Post, however, that "TikTok is trying to cover up this whole mess.
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"This whole mess makes me feel like I was stuck up and robbed," Mr. Jones said.
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And if they don't, the United States president will wash his hands of the whole mess.
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Messy in a controlled way — making sure it doesn't become a whole mess after a few hours!
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Remember that whole mess where Bertha, the giant machine digging a tunnel in Seattle, got stuck underground?
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According to the Redditor who started this whole mess, the viral audio was recorded from the Vocabulary.
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It implies that what's needed to fix politics is someone who is innocent of the whole mess.
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Even if the evidence is compelling, isn't that what started this whole mess in the first place?
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And that raises a whole mess of questions we might not even have thought to ask before.
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Making the District of Columbia the 51st state would come with a whole mess of legal issues.
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They perform all that unpaid care work for a whole mess of reasons — cultural, historical and economic.
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"You can buy the stock of the one real corporate winner from this whole mess," he continued.
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She wants to go back in time, before this whole mess happened, and have it not happen.
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But I was really concerned that we were going to let a whole mess of refugees in.
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Rather than just the surface of a material, a bulk wave exerts itself on the whole mess.
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Despite this whole mess, Bird Box—damned divisive as it may be—is presently the company's golden child.
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Razer squeezed not one, but two cameras, into the bezel, as well as a whole mess of microphones.
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Okay, $900 does also get you a whole mess of pots, including USB-C, USB-A, and microSD.
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These things that [I] believe in, there's this whole mess of people who want to fight for these.
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After some debate, everyone agrees to leave the cover-up as is and forget about the whole mess.
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Listen, we get it: you're strapped for cash and need a whole mess of cheese grated, like NOW.
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Not just for our young lovers (who we'll come back to), but for a whole mess of murder.
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And many are also wondering whether Flynn was truly acting of his own accord in this whole mess.
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To be fair, if he'd just given Trump a fidget spinner, we could have avoided this whole mess.
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"One of my colleagues said on Twitter that this whole mess is an ad for Prime," she said.
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Puma denies going on the attack, and believes C & D are "bullies" who set up the whole mess. #TheBeefIsReal
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There's a whole mess of stuff in between that, so listen through it all, and you'll get it all.
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Cameron resigned the next day and could be heard humming cheerfully as he walked away from the whole mess.
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But the company's definition of "profitability" doesn't accord with standard accounting and leaves out a whole mess of expenses.
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The whole mess may be hypocritical, but when it comes to situations involving the NCAA, this is nothing new.
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They were mum on all that ... but we're guessing that whole mess will sort itself out in the stands.
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"I hide the whole mess to forget about it," she said, lifting and setting down lids like a cook.
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Some say the whole mess was so exhausting and embarrassing that by the time the legislature adjourned on Feb.
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On Sunday, a third bomb dropped: Joseph Chancellor, currently a researcher at Facebook, may be connected to this whole mess.
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It's just a big black box with an OS, a lot of computing guts, and a whole mess of ports.
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No doubt doing so prior to 2015 would've saved both the company and its customers a whole mess of grief.
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The whole mess is based on clever arrangements of transistors, which are circuit components that are often used as switches.
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At one point in this episode, Matt's being broody about how he got Foggy into this whole mess with Frank.
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As of Wednesday evening, that uproar resulted in the appointment of a special counsel to look into the whole mess.
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To put all the blame at his feet is just ignoring the problems that were inherent in this whole mess.
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I paid for the weather app Dark Sky (like an idiot) and a whole mess of games over the years.
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The whole mess started when a Red Hen employee took to Facebook to comment that Sanders showed up at the restaurant.
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"'Have I Got News for You' is partially responsible for this whole mess," wrote Stuart Heritage in The Guardian in April.
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A few companies make the products and a whole mess of other companies slap their logos on them and sell them.
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Or are they going to be so upset at us over this whole mess that we don't get our customers back?
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The question of what constitutes an impeachable offense has been one of the central points of debate in this whole mess.
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We were allowing the platforms access to a whole mess more, and those platforms were letting third parties see it, too.
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As you can probably tell by the title, Brad Paisley and LL Cool J's collaboration "Accidental Racist" is a whole mess.
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The latest "Nindies" showcase from Nintendo highlighted a whole mess of upcoming Switch releases, but one in particular stands out: Lumines Remastered.
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With "The Red Woman," fans of Martin's novels had to contend with a whole mess of surprises, some more contentious than others.
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"So the hypothesis is that someone registered a whole mess of people, and then requested absentee ballots for them," one scientist said.
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I mean, the whole mess started when Ali (Sasha Pieterse) threw a smoke bomb into Jenna's (Tammin Sursok) shed and blinded her.
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Key finally orders "some dandelion greens, a cow hip and a dog face; wrap that whole mess in a old Ebony magazine".
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Most importantly, though, it reminded me of all of the decisions that I made that had gotten me into this whole mess.
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Maybe the kindest thing you can do for your girlfriend is encourage her to confide in another adult about this whole mess.
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Worsening the situation is the fact that there is just a whole mess of different systems being used across the government's many agencies.
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Because we live in the wonderful age of smartphones, social media, and livestreaming, you better believe someone captured this whole mess on video.
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Now we have Hitman 2 coming with remastered versions of every map from the 2016 game plus a whole mess of new stuff.
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It must be said that even a failed, flat Yorkshire pudding is kinda tasty; we scoffed down the whole mess with our meal.
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None of this even mentions 28chan's connections to GamerGate, the coordinated "swatting" efforts that occurred there, and the whole mess with child pornography.
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Well, that might be the one thing in this whole mess that is clear: For Dr. Blasey, nothing will ever be the same.
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Obviously, Bee and Silverman can comment on this whole mess from a much different place than any man in late night possibly could.
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Caelynn is never one to stay quiet, and tries to explain herself and the conversation on the bus that led to this whole mess.
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What We Didn't GetImage: GoogleAbsent from today's keynote was... a whole mess of stuff that would have been pretty neat to try out today.
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That can (and does) help people drop pounds, but it's also extremely unsustainable, and appears to come with a whole mess of health issues.
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The Hilltop representative gave The Group a whole mess of supplies in return for offing Negan, but things didn't quite turn out as expected.
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Had he prioritized serious ideas on advancing LGBTQ rights over a cheap trick for trending on Twitter, the whole mess would never have occurred.
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He turned her daughter against her and is responsible for this whole mess, but he says he still needs her, so here we are.
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Others have tried to clear up the whole mess, responding to bad reviews and leaving five-star scores to compensate for the negative feedback.
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Kimmy is also still tangled up in a messy divorce with the Reverend, the man responsible for this whole mess, played by Jon Hamm.
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Instead, the whole mess has the internet asking whether Hart, who has a number of projects in the works, will be "cancelled" for good?
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" And I think "Anything that solves all our problems will create a whole mess of new problems that would have never occurred to us.
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Cool, even before taking into account that the cast also includes John Carradine and a whole mess of Warhol superstars, including freaking Ondine—right?
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Once this whole mess goes beyond March 29 (many Brits would now prefer summary execution to more talk of Brexit), all bets are off.
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"This whole mess was the Justice Department's worst episode since Watergate," Laurence Silberman, a federal appeals court judge, wrote in The Wall Street Journal.
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Double the chance that Victoria P. and Alayah will both be sent home so we can be done with that whole mess for good.
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But British lawmakers promptly dashed those hopes on Saturday, when they rejected Mr. Johnson's proposal and brought the whole mess back to square one.
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Then you might have a kuku sabzi, which bakes eggs with a whole mess of herbs like dill, cilantro, parsley, fenugreek, tarragon, and more.
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But the whole mess shows just how gross it was to try to contextualize this kind of charge within the realm of a Hollywood award.
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Companies want to stay out of this whole mess in general, but there's also internal and external pressure for them to do the right thing.
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This follows other uploads of retro titles from the Internet Archive, including MS-DOS games, Arcade titles, and a whole mess of games from Atari.
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This year I broke my elbow and had to have the whole mess pretty much replaced, and most of my money comes from prize racing.
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In the end, Chace morphs back into the omniscient narrator to close things out, reminding us what's at the root of this whole mess: money.
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Once he remembers, spurred by his spiritual adviser, Kobun Chino Otogawa, and his wife, Laurene Powell Jobs, he embraces change, connection, death — the whole mess.
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He is not, let's say, a private person to be interested in this whole mess, but just because he had relations with [the] American President.
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But then Logan says some nice things to him in the bathroom, and it's clear Greg will be dragged ever deeper into this whole mess.
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The CEO called the whole mess a "breach of trust" and promised a slew of changes to its policies that would restrict developer access to data.
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If only the group didn't have to contend with psychopathic witches, vengeful vampire ghosts, and a whole mess of psychic drama immediately after the vows. Sigh.
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This idea was first proposed in the 1970s as a way to put warheads on foreheads without spending a whole mess of money on expensive bombers.
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To recap, this whole mess started back when Google abruptly pulled support for YouTube from Amazon's Echo Show device, citing violations of its terms of service.
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When Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter was initially indicted on 143 counts related to corruption and fraud, he tried to blame the whole mess on his wife.
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The whole mess raises yet more concerns about the role of social media in policing the lines between free speech, misinformation and protection of private citizens.
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We're not exactly sure how this man got into this whole mess, but we're thankful for Marie's commitment to filming the interaction instead of helping him.
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The company, clearly aware of the fact that it's been way too long since the last desktop, also gave Panzerino a whole mess of platitudes and excuses.
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Lenkov later issued an apology about the whole mess to Vulture, and it appears he did not understand the term "Latinx" when reporter Yolanda Machado asked him.
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Seth Rogen plays script supervisor Sandy Schklair, who has also claimed to be The Room's de facto director, as an audience surrogate dryly observing the whole mess.
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Instead of reading one review, you can take the temperature of a movie based on the general positive/negative sentiments expressed across a whole mess of reviews.
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If we can have the debate on those terms, rather than the apocalyptic ones we've been saddled with, something good might come out of this whole mess.
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According to Mozilla, the whole mess is a result of an expired certificate for signing new extensions and is unrelated to a recent add-on policy update.
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The 1/6-scale figure has more than 30 points of articulation, features fabric clothing, and comes with a whole mess of accessories, as you can see.
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Today, Kendall Krantz, whose work has appeared in places like McSweeney's, takes on the whole mess of an education apparatus in just a few savage paragraphs. Enjoy.
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A whole mess of other players, many of them also teenagers, also made hundreds of thousands of dollars as runners-up in the $30 million prize pool.
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Six weeks ago, this newsletter ran down the primary calendar to sketch out when most delegates would be picked and when the whole mess would be over.
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Mr. Trump's embrace of a shutdown gave lawmakers on both sides the freedom to throw up their hands and claim this whole mess was beyond their control.
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Apparently the fire that caused the whole mess also took out the backup power supply, which should have kicked in just after the airport first went dark.
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In fact, no one has been willing to speak with me since this whole mess began, though I do get some emailed statements from time to time.
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President Donald Trump faced a whole mess of developments this week in the Department of Justice's investigation of whether his campaign helped Russia swing the U.S. election.
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Anyway, Chicago is officially lit, as it has been since Wednesday night, and there is a whole mess of people gathering to continue the festivities this afternoon.
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Olivia Jade, who clearly didn't really want to go to college, reportedly isn't speaking to her parents she's so pissed off and distraught over the whole mess.
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As we know from the show already, this whole mess began after a college-aged Terry signed up to be part of the CIA's covert MK-Ultra tests.
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Nintendo's imminent "Mario Mash-Up Pack" for Minecraft: Wii U Edition adds a whole mess of nods to the worlds, characters and stories of the Super Mario series.
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One of the big box office lessons of 1203 was that a whole mess of blockbusters opening right on top of each other depressed all of their grosses.
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And while I like Huffington personally very much and have known her for years, I cannot underscore how much I think she is wrong about this whole mess.
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She's now facing a whole mess of charges, including escape causing serious bodily injury and threat of a deadly weapon, and is being held on a $18,000 bond.
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Baio denies the allegations, and told us Nicole's not only changed her story multiple times -- but she's playing dirty by even mentioning his kids in this whole mess.
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A bite of two McDonald's beef patties drenched in Big Mac sauce with wilted lettuce and cheese has a grainy, soggy texture that makes the whole mess inedible.
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Hit the Q-button, and you see a whole mess of options that you can choose with a tap on the screen or by manipulating the focus lever.
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But there is an upper limit on how good strawberries can possibly be, and you can get a whole mess of them for a lot less than $21.80.
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Really, a whole mess of characters from the books, comics, and TV spin-offs are powerful women in the vein of the series original: Princess MFing Leia (R.I.P.).
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But there's still an upside to this whole mess: After Janine calls him out publicly for cheating on his wife, Warren is carted off into a black van.
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Type "idiot" into the search bar on Google Images, and you'll find yourself staring at a whole mess of photos of none other than our president, Donald Trump.
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This whole mess started more than a week ago when, as Dorian was barreling toward the U.S. coastline, Trump tweeted that Alabama could be affected by the storm.
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And then that will be a wrap for the Winter Olympics until 2022, when Beijing will host the games and, inevitably, a whole mess of inspiring redemption stories.
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The machine I installed it in is already positively loaded: It's got Intel's latest 6-core i7 processor, an Nvidia 1080 graphics card, and a whole mess of RAM.
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Several prominent Pizzagate proponents, including far-right personalities Mike Cernovich and Alex Jones, quickly distanced themselves from the whole mess after a gunman stormed a D.C.-area pizza restaurant.
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In other words, Rosenstein is right smack in the middle of the whole mess that sparked the calls for a special counsel to be appointed in the first place.
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"He has to go before the (Nevada State Athletic) Commission, we have to see what's gonna happen with Khabib with this whole mess," White told "First Take" on ESPN.
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Bodegas might not be a part of typical Irish lore, but they've learned to adapt to a whole mess of cross-cultural traditions during their tenure in the city.
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Source: Volkan Furuncu/Anadolu Agency + David Ramos/Getty Images Source: Volkan Furuncu/Anadolu Agency + David Ramos/Getty Images In fact, that's partly how Facebook got into this whole mess.
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"I think the Fed's goal is to somehow deflate this whole mess, and somehow bridge asset prices right across the valley of death to get to the other side."
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Of course, the complicating factor in the whole mess is that the government entities responsible for addressing any wrongdoing are the same ones inextricably tied to the alleged wrongdoing.
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But the longer the interview dragged on, the more it seemed like Zuckerberg didn't really have a good answer to anything and just wants this whole mess to blow over.
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As cybersecurity expert Bruce Schnier explained in a New York magazine piece earlier this year, the "internet of things" represents a major security crisis for a whole mess of reasons.
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And it just introduced a whole mess of new Alexa-enabled devices at an event in Seattle last month, including everything from wall clocks to subwoofers to Alexa-powered microwaves.
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If I was allowed to park there just because I played basketball, that would have been an impermissible extra benefit, and presumably a gateway to a whole mess of things.
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The whole mess started when the engineer stopped the 268-car, four-locomotive train and hopped out to inspect one of the cars, according to the Australian Transport Safety Board.
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Tree kicks Lori out a window, and finds romantic bliss with Carter (Israel Broussard), the boy-next-door type who helped her through this whole mess in the first place.
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If the baseline argument was familiar -- that the whole mess was purpose-built to delegitimize his presidency and excuse the Democrats' shortcomings -- his looping logic has never been more plain.
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If you like The Voter Suppression Trail, the guys who made it — Chris Baker, Brian Moore and Mike Lacher — have a whole mess of satirical political games at GOP Arcade.
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His brunch-inspired waffle pizza is layered with egg, bacon, potato, and parmesan, accompanied by a cup of maple syrup to be drizzled over the whole mess ever so slowly.
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The only silver lining in this whole mess -- Trina said other Walmart shoppers were supportive after the incident, with at least one of them coming up, tearfully, to hug her.
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But if you split that up between 500,000 people at $10 million a pop and find a whole mess of aluminum in space... hey, it can totally become a reality.
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Way back in the seventh "I'm Short, Not Stupid," I covered his amazing short film "I Love Sarah Jane," about a girl named Sarah and a whole mess of zombies.
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This whole mess started with Justin accusing Resnicow of interfering with home renovations he and Jennifer Aniston are having done -- and in the new docs he says he has proof.
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There are just three hours to go in Season 7 after Sunday night's fourth episode, "Spoils of War," and it's now possible to imagine an ending for this whole mess.
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"The whole mess of the trade war between the United States and China made internal prices rise here," said Ezequiel de Freijo, chief economist at the Sociedad Rural in Argentina.
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They've been fighting like this since Jeanie took control after their father's death in 2013 and they're still going to court to sort the whole mess out later this spring.
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The campaign was also shared to Instagram this week by Ja Rule, who co-founded the festival with entrepreneur Billy McFarland (the guy who's going to prison for this whole mess).
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And of course this whole mess could have been avoided if the executive order had gone through proper interagency review in the first place, as well as being more narrowly tailored.
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Nanette makes room for all of it, the rage and the grief, the highs and the lows, without flattening the whole mess of the human condition into a few easy jokes.
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Every episode here on Impeachment Today, we take the time to dive into one aspect of the whole mess that really deserves our attention, a person, an event, or an idea.
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This one really did trigger massive legal blowback, including criminal charges against eight executives (and counting), but the whole mess took years to play out, even after regulators discovered the cheat.
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Trump himself kicked off this whole mess with what, at the time, seemed like innocuous Trump bluster, violent bravado that was very much in line with previous comments he had made.
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Instacart has a whole mess of things on its plate, from signing on new grocery store partners, to recruiting and training shoppers, to continuously improving the user experience within the app.
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About 10 million inflators are being recalled in the U.S. this year, with as many as 70 million to be recalled by the time the whole mess ends late next year.
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After the whole mess came out in 1963, and Stephen was charged with living off immoral earnings—but killed himself before the verdict—and Jack resigned, she lost all her protectors.
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And whether Trump, who is desperately in search of a life preserver in this whole mess, can seize on Pelosi's decision as evidence that the left is trying to silence him.
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The folks at Breakthrough Starshot figure that before they even need to worry about a whole mess of lasers, they need to get a very small scale demonstration system set up.
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If their strange marriage fails, President Mattarella — the coolest head in this whole mess — will have no choice but to dissolve Parliament and call for a general election in the autumn.
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If their strange marriage fails, President Mattarella — the coolest head in this whole mess — will have no choice but to dissolve Parliament and call for a general election in the autumn.
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Stephen King spun the story into pop culture with his 1986 story, "The End of the Whole Mess," in which a benevolent genius spikes the world's water supply with a Texas tranquilizer.
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While Cruise may ostensibly be the hero in The Mummy, Russell Crowe's Dr. Jekyll acts as a sort of Nick Fury for a whole mess of movie monsters pulled from Universal's history.
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But the latter group has developed a well-earned reputation for being rife with bigoted jerks, from the whole mess over Gamergate to more recent instances like PewDiePie's repeated instances of racism.
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Roy Moore played right into Sacha Baron Cohen's hands as the comedian pulled off a prank that seemed to label Moore a pedophile ... and the whole mess could be headed for court.
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Cox's former colleagues have been keeping track of the whole mess, and while they're adept at making bodies disappear and paying off witnesses, they're as puzzled by the unfolding folly as anybody.
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The 700s appeared to transcribe mostly what the dummy said, while the QC2500s tried to transcribe both the dummy and the surrounding conversation at once, leading to a whole mess of gibberish.
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I was 18, he was 12 years older than me, and it was a whole mess of cheating and emotional and physical abuse that ended because he left me for someone else.
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Finally able to see out of her rear window again, Howarth returned home thinking the whole mess was behind her, but when she woke up the next morning, the bees had returned.
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A lot of nonvoters don't know or care much about politics, don't see how government decisions affect their lives, and see the whole mess in Washington as a waste of their time.
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Then, on Thursday, the Senate Intelligence Committee held its first hearing about Russiagate—or whatever that whole mess is called—and fake news took center stage for a moment on Capitol Hill.
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" (This comment sparked a whole mess of criticism, maybe most pointedly from Grammy winner and performer Pink; Portnow has since apologized.) So, yes, Kesha's performance was indeed one "that speaks to our times.
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The first shot apparently missed the car, and though it took Johnson a few more tries, he eventually blasted the side of the car with a whole mess of cow dung, Rocheleau said.
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Servers would prepare the fruit table-side, cooking it in a mixture of melted butter, rum, and sugar, before lighting the whole mess on fire to burn off the booze and wow guests.
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Three journalists—Roger McNaught from Tribuna da Imprensa Sindical, photojournalist Ellan Lustosa, and me—were arrested, along with three protesters and a lady who originally had nothing to do with the whole mess.
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It's annoying to have to separate because last time I traveled with a citizen, I was held back for extra screening and could not contact my travel partner which was a whole mess.
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These include a complete withdrawal of the currently suspended extradition bill that kicked off this whole mess, an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality, and the restarting of long-stalled political reform.
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But it's a shame that sense came to him so late, as rather better acumen in the world of incomings and outgoings back in the middle 2000s could have prevented this whole mess.
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So if Mrs May's deal is blocked, Britain could end up going for the extreme of either crashing out with no deal, or else holding a second vote to clear the whole mess up.
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Check out the vid ... Benzino alleges the female cop also said nasty things to him -- like, "shut the f*** up" -- before her body cam turned on, but ultimately he still regrets the whole mess.
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Reports revealed last week that Uber tried to keep the hack secret for more than a year, and even paid the hackers $100,000 to delete the information and stay mum about the whole mess.
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But this whole mess of removing headphone jacks from phones before the technology has caught up to make those jacks unnecessary has been a massive pain in the neck for a great many people.
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Should you want to add a whole mess of fans and batteries to the back of your iPad, you'll usually have to pay $199.99 for the privilege (or $179.99 for an iPad Mini mount).
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One of the bigger threads was the US Consumer Product Safety Commission's protracted investigation of the whole mess, which started a couple of months back when the fist incidents of exploding devices first surfaced.
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I feel like the government might be trying to pit citizens against each other so they can come out and be the good guy and just clear up everything, clear up the whole mess.
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So here's a funny thing: last week, while the votes came pouring in for Trump and a bleak shroud of depression began to descend, I was in Budapest, Hungary, watching the whole mess unfold.
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Blac Chyna is pissed at Tyga for jacking her Ferrari birthday party plans for their son, and adding his own bells and whistles to outdo her ... and she smells a rat behind the whole mess.
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But if both sides had adhered to a controversial 1997 US patent rule known as the written description doctrine, the whole mess probably could have been avoided, argue two researchers in a new Science opinion.
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For some, that was enough to seal the deal: the whole thing was just drama, "rape" was too strong of a word, and any other rumors swirling around were just part of the whole mess.
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If only she'd taken that as a sign that they shouldn't go forth with their costumes, we could have avoided this whole mess... Some predicable social media backlash ensued once photos of their costumes emerged.
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This was, naturally, a hot topic at Tuesday White House Press Briefing, and Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had the following, albeit brief, statement from President Trump on the whole mess: Deputy Press Sec.
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And based on testimony from some of the staff of the White House when this whole mess was going down, Bolton was firmly against the "drug deal," reportedly his words, that was being cooked up.
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" Earlier this week, the Sunspot Solar Observatory announced it would finally reopen, releasing a statement explaining—sort of—what happened, blaming the whole mess on a "threat to the safety of local staff and residents.
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A Theon redemption arc is high on a lot of viewers' wish lists, but are they really telling us he could have opted out of this whole mess but instead chooses to get back into it?
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The Gear Fit2 appears to have shaved off some of the size (especially in the bezel area) and packed in a whole mess of cool features that might be more at home in a traditional smartwatch.
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What's notable about the whole mess is that the very Republicans in Congress who fancied themselves avatars of business certainty could strip Trump of his power to weaponize chaos in Obamacare, but have so far declined.
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Once again, this one comes to you from the director Ron Howard and his producing partner, Brian Grazer, who bring clenched-jaw commitment and a whole mess of filmmaking to every project, even the most disposable.
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This particular cluster—with a whole mess of true-crime specials swirling around—had at least an obvious hook: The 20th anniversary of the conclusion of the O.J. Simpson trial had just passed, in October 2015.
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The whole mess could've been solved with legal assistance—but at the time of his court date, Portillo, like nearly half of immigrant youths who enter the country, had no attorney to argue on his behalf.
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In Logan Lucky, those pieces include some excellent meta-jokes (including one about "Ocean's 7-11") and set pieces (a homemade explosive concocted with bleach, salt, plastic bags, and gummy bears provides a whole mess of hilarity).
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The whole mess started because the president's bumbling son-in-law, well-rested after bringing peace to the Middle East (finally), took on the task of getting the private sector fired up to help fight the pandemic.
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"Those issues have been there all along — it's just that they've been largely out of focus until this whole mess occurred," said Peter Fader, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Adding one more ironic twist to this whole mess is the fact that Twitch is owned by Amazon, meaning Trump is now utilizing a platform owned by (and financially benefitting) Jeff Bezos, one of Trump's favorite targets.
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While the dueling Fyre Festival docs from earlier this year (Hulu's Fyre Fraud and Netflix's VICE-produced Fyre) enlightened the fiasco on Billy MacFarland's end, they barely scratched the surface of Ja's role in the whole mess.
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You had the top three in double digits (Joe Biden, trailed by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren), two runners-up around 22016 percent (Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg), and then a whole mess of candidates near the bottom.
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But the irony of this whole mess is that their campaign has only served to reveal how dedicated Nye is to science, and evidence, and how willing he is to be swayed by facts rather than public opinion.
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You've got your set of action figures, a whole mess of familiar places to visit, a rogue's gallery of Marvel villain favorites, and a high-stakes twist on one of the most popular stories in the publisher's archives.
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One of the girls who squared off with Wale on the Sunset Strip now says the whole mess wasn't the rapper's fault ... instead, it was a random chunky dude who ended up costing her a late-night meal.
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Davis's melting showgirl in particular has touched the hearts and minds of drama queens everywhere; it's no coincidence that as I type this, I'm missing a whole mess of Feud promotional events hosted by ferociously funny drag queens.
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It creates a whole mess of potential conflicts of interest when it comes to content favoritism, with opponents of the deal drawing concern around AT&T's ability to promote its own shows and movies over those of other companies.
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I love how she just slowly empties of anything other than her desperate need to survive and her desperate need to believe Clark's love for her is real (so at least she got something out of this whole mess).
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But if a Keanu Reeves/MCU crossover really has to happen, and both Reeves and Feige cannot be swayed otherwise, maybe there's a solution that could actually spin this whole mess in a positive direction... Ah, there it is.
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I can't remember when I stopped thinking about my ex every day, but I realized — as my Uber driver wound his way through traffic toward me — that it had been ages since that whole mess had ruled my life.
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Even though Wei-guo, as a straight, able-bodied male, has a better political standing than the other three protagonists, he too gets into a whole mess of a political drama, where he ultimately becomes an enemy of the state.
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The felony charges that resulted probably had more to do with the fact that the soda thief in question tried to run over the manager who confronted him, but nonetheless, it was the stolen $1.49 soda that started the whole mess.
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In California, a whole mess of Democrats picked up official House wins over the weekend: Gil Cisneros has defeated Young Kim for a House seat representing Cali's racially diverse 39th Congressional District, which was previously held by a retiring Republican.
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Sean William Scott plays a supernatural pair of twins named Roland and Ronald Taverner, while Iraq war veteran Private Pilot Abilene (Justin Timberlake) narrates the whole mess from his perch in a mounted gun turret off the coast of Venice Beach.
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Now put the pork chops in your multicooker along with what juices are beneath them, then pour the gravy over them, add a bay leaf and cook the whole mess on high pressure for 17 minutes, with a manual release.
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The company isn't blazing the trail here, they have a whole mess of contending apps to take on, though interestingly there are only a couple competing conglomerates they need to neutralize given the pretty extreme consolidation in the dating app scene.
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The League of United Latin American Citizens also filed suit against Mr. Whitley and Mr. Paxton, claiming a violation of the Voting Rights Act, and declared the whole mess a "witch hunt" intended to scare Latinos away from the ballot box.
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If that's the case — and it looks like it is, based on these screenshots Mashable published on Tuesday — it would mean that Snap is building out the same kind of API that just got Facebook into a whole mess of trouble.
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Kevin was on the Power 105's 'Breakfast Club' Thursday morning and opened up about his sex tape scandal, saying he knew he'd have to take his lumps -- but people saying the whole mess was karma for Eniko was too much to handle.
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As the case moves ahead, however, it's worth wondering whether the Senate might have avoided the whole mess by appointing commissioners to head the CFPB, as the early House-passed version of the bill mandated, instead of appointing an all-powerful director.
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While this is useful to an extent (where was this 15 months ago?), it doesn't actually tell you what, if any, fake news from the Agency you were actually exposed to, leaving that part of this whole mess still something of a mystery.
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Jack and Norman is a book that makes one wonder why it took so long for someone to write a full-length treatment of the whole mess—and then again, why it can't quite measure up to the personalities of the people involved.
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We've come a long way from that whole mess, and the key turning point may have been thanks to a company called Poqet Computer Company, which released a tiny DOS-based computer not long after Apple released its ill-fated Macintosh Portable.
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This whole mess played out in the tariff case: A piece in Politico suggests that Rob Porter — the former White House staff secretary who resigned amid multiple allegations of domestic abuse — had been organizing meetings designed to block imposition of new tariffs.
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Along the way, we meet Conner's childhood best friends and former boy bandmates (Taccone and Schaffer), his enabling entourage, and a whole mess of celebrities tapping in as themselves, from Seal to A$AP Rocky to Mariah Carey, the elusive chanteuse herself.
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I'm not going to lie, I was worried that we were going to have to combine all of the letters of all of the theme entries and anagram that whole mess into a bunch of different comestibles, which would have been bananas.
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After all, a few drinks every day for days on end to deal with physical pain isn't only going to add a few pounds, it's going to adversely affect other parts of your body as well and a cause a whole mess of other issues.
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The agency also portrayed Musk's arguments that this whole mess is somehow a free speech issue as nonsensical, noting his signing of the settlement waived those rights and that the power to enforce the agreement lies with the court, not a power-mad SEC.
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We see Sophia resist and tackle a whole mess of emotional baggage throughout Girlboss — attached to everything from her dad's tentative offer of support, to her absent mother, to her relationship with Shane — but none is half as convincing as this fight with Annie.
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If you look at phase three of the investigation like we talked about just a moment ago, having the 22009 people come and testify, I think will be very powerful for the Congress and for the American people to have transparency and sunlight in this whole mess.
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Alex was hoping to garner industry support to create an entire cruise (or resort or pre-spring) week and rationalize what is a whole mess of shows and presentations spread over more than a month, and the CFDA got behind him, but it hasn't entirely happened.
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Other recipes to cook tonight or in coming days include these simple and herb-laden mustard-baked chicken legs; this black pepper beef and cabbage stir-fry; this freekeh, chickpea and herb salad; and a whole mess of J. Kenji López-Alt's perfect steam-boiled eggs.
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Let's start with where this whole mess started: March 23, 2023, when President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE signed ObamaCare into law.
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And the Post reported that on Saturday, after accepting NASA's offer, Curry paired up with Kelly for an interview that was in part a mea culpa for starting this whole mess—though it was also a canny opportunity for the space agency to get some free high-profile publicity.
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Heck, if Stearns wanted to get silly about the whole mess, he could bluff that he was going to hold onto all his pieces not only until the winter, but until next summer, at which point the Brewers could conceivably have started hot and positioned themselves for a postseason run.
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Danny breaks The Hand's hold over his company, defeats a whole mess of ninjas, and tries to return to K'un-Lun with his girlfriend, a martial arts teacher and ex-member of The Hand Colleen Wing, only to find that the city has vanished and its guards are all dead.
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But this long, thin box—an open box, to be fair, and one complete with a mattress, a water bottle, a sleep mask, a fleece blanket, and a whole mess of springs and wires on its underside—is what Crupi calls the key to hacking the long-haul bus market.
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Add in a whole mess of subplots involving Buffy pining after her dad and Angel doing some of his most self-indulgent moping, and "Helpless" loses some of the spark it could've had by making Buffy fend for herself without her powers for the first time since before the show began.
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The coffee maker-size machine costs $699 and packs AMD Radeon Pro 580 graphics, 153GB of GDDR5 RAM, a whole mess of ports (two Thunderbolt 3, four USB 3.0, one HDMI), and 85 watts of power delivery, which lets it charge your MacBook Pro at the same time it's providing graphics. Nice.
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But outside of some publicly passive aggressive behavior towards her toxic husband—god only knowing how much of that has to do with his virulent politics versus the way he treats her personally—she's been complicit in this whole mess from the beginning, and this administration doesn't get to score points just for playing.
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Yet it's still weird that the president chose one of those Russians' alleged marks to defend himself, because people don't really trust Facebook either, especially not when it comes to foreign meddling, and a lot of people are already more than a little suspicious about its how forthright it's actually being about this whole mess.
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He said that if the president didn't have time to speak with him directly, Trump should instruct Homeland Security Secretary Kelly to get in touch with Grassley:Grassley finished off the whole mess with a nice little compliment of the president and what the kids who surf the web call a "subtweet" of President Obama.
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Donald Trump claimed Scotland was "going wild" over the Brexit vote (they weren't), a mom proved to her daughter she was ready for a Beyoncé concert by quoting her lyrics (they were Rihanna's) and a whole mess of people tweeted congratulations at what they thought was Iceland's soccer team (it was an Icelandic grocery store).
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Here's how this whole mess of a situation works: An individual, often through a middle-man he or she is close to, pays Mossack Fonseca to create a "shell company"—a business on paper, but in reality, a storehouse for a shit-ton of money, whether in cold hard cash or tied up in shares.
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When I first got sober and pulled back from what was then a very boozy queer scene, I experienced the novelty of suddenly having more in common with a whole mess of straight people: struggling alcoholics who were helping me understand my disease, more so than the queer people who had previously been my only support system.
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If the accusations turn out to be true, it's easy to just write this whole mess off as another awful, messed up thing in a sea of awful, messed up things, but this fact still remains: tens of thousands of people came together to donate money and support Bobbitt out of the kindness of their hearts, scam or otherwise.
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With Sam and Gilly gone and Thrones' other viable couples prematurely blown up Citadel-style, the romantic fate of this series now rests on the shoulders of two pairings: (1) Jon and Dany, King and Queen of the North Uncomfortable Sex Scene, and (2) Jaime and Cersei, the problematic incest twins who started this whole mess.
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As Steven Thrasher, a writer for the Guardian, pointed out in a Twitter thread, the idea that the passenger could have avoided this whole mess by being more obedient—the Chicago Police, for example, cited the fact that the man was "irate" and "yelling to voice his displeasure"—is the same logic that is usually applied to black victims of police brutality. 1.
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Other cornerstones of American foreign policy, or at least Selina's foreign policy: the kidnapping of schoolteachers instead of terrorists, something the president is briefed on in the Situation Room; tweeting snarky comments about her political rivals while sitting in the Situation Room (this is what starts the whole mess in the first place); and ignoring that matters of national security are at risk until her personal pride is on the line.
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It's cool – I'm sure President Trump, who regularly gives his political enemies coded nicknames, bragged about grabbing women by their genitals, and has inspired a generation of middle schoolers with creative new ways to taunt their classmates, will be a good example for Joshua (who, let's all remember, is just an innocent little boy who somehow found himself at the center of this whole mess because of the real enemy: adults).
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And while most of us can't relate to having a six-figure trust fund, let alone leaving one to a dog, there is a takeaway in this whole mess: If you have money, you can set some of it aside to make sure your pet is taken care of after you die, which is a pretty nice thing to do for the only living being that ever truly loved you.
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And then there are other factors, like frightened but decent front-desk security guard Evan (James Earl); tight-lipped Dany (Melonie Diaz), who's just started her first day on the job; dismissive stoner Marty (James Gunn's brother Sean), who blames hallucinogens in the water coolers for the whole mess; and grinning sociopath Wendall Dukes (John C. McGinley), who seems to have waited his whole life for a catastrophe to let him off the chain.
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" I went and I was appalled at the behavior of how girls were calling each other out their name and misgendering each other and that whole mess and I stood up and said something about it, and this little, old, white Jewish woman heard what I was saying and called me outside of the room and she had an application sitting on the desk and said, "How would you like to be the coordinator of this program?
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Now we're getting into a very difficult territory because going really fast on a bike is definitely a good thing (and, as before, was really cool when you were a kid), but now domestic cycling is dominated by 40-year-old agency heads in full lycra and a special $800 3D-printed helmet and little yellow sunglasses and a whole mess of chamois cream slathered on their junk, thus making road cycling the nerdiest thing on earth.
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The Trump-Russia scandals: a quick visual guideLegal experts think Jeff Sessions is in a whole mess of troubleA key Republican explains why he wants to reinvent taxes, not just cut them To speak to the legal precedence of Sessions's testimony and Washington's response to the report, I called up Richard Painter, who served as the chief ethics lawyer in President George W. Bush's White House from 2005 to 2007, and is currently a law professor at the University of Minnesota.
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Five, ten, maybe twenty years from now, when some curious newb cues up Netflix's Lady Dynamite—and, based on the first four episodes alone, people will be watching this smart, happily trippy series for a long while—they'll be seeing a lot of sitcom anomalies: It treats mental illness with delicacy, precision, and an utter lack of lesson-ladling seriousness; it jams together a whole mess of 21st-century comedy styles without having them collapse upon impact; and it's the first binge-era series in which a character turns the phrase "cradle the balls and work the shaft" into a catchy, easy-to-repeat sing-along (I'm just guessing on the last point, as I still haven't seen Bosch).
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