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A moment later, after peering at a majestic red terra-cotta boy, he said, "They're making serious blunders in many cases. "

One of these days is YESTERDAY, with its mistakes and cares, its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.

In common conversation he seems to have no choice of words; he hesitates and blunders; and yet, good God! How he writes!

One of these days si Yesterday with its mistakes and cares, its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.

I began to make blunders when I paid calls or visits, and a woman I had known and liked as a child told me I had changed for the worse.

But the era of excess was as much about policy blunders and regulatory negligence as about mistakes by financial institutions.

It's easy to see the humor in someone else's blunders or flaws, but it's another story when the same thing happens to us.

These first two blunders which led to the downfall of the Pan-German Movement were very closely connected with one another.

To stop myself making blunders at work I look at my diary each night to see whom I will come into contact with.

Neither wants to see the world economy dragged into recession by European blunders. But America has enough troubles of its own.

Add to that an unforgettable video, a few Nestle online blunders, and a lot of amazing efforts from supporters of the campaign.

But some indications that there is more to the blunders than Douthat describes can be seen in one of his examples: the Iraq War.

It will be a tough job, though one that offers a chance to right the Bank of Japan's blemished history of missteps and blunders.

John Peecock, their planning agent, said there had been a string of blunders.

After brilliantly detailing the blunders of a multitude of institutions and individuals, McLean and Nocera come to a tame conclusion.

This article has no blunders except a few mistakes.

Begs him to rest to leave me and gives me an opportunity to correct the blunders.

One of there days is Yesterday with its mistakes and cares, its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.

Had policymakers bothered to research contemporary Shiism, the United States could have avoided serious blunders during that crisis.

There's a saying that goes, "To see us, as other's see us, would from a number of blunders, free us. "

AFTER all the blood and blunders, people are right to be sceptical when good news is announced from Iraq.

So we asked nine entrepreneurs to take a trip down memory lane to help you steer clear of startup blunders.

Great blunders are often made, like large ropes, of a multitude of fibers---Victor Hugo, French writer.

One of his first blunders was to make fun of the teacher's name .

You have made a good many terrible blunders, It is time for you to correct them. lt is better late than never.

It is quite usual to commit four blunders in order to remedy one, or to excuse one piece of impertinence by still another.

The previous year he had ceased to be chief executive after blunders had left angry passengers stranded during a spell of bad weather.

And he set the 24-hr. gap between moves to ensure an antiseptic game, with none of the silly blunders you get in speed chess.

I've also witnessed profound blunders beyond belief, the end result cost the company hundreds of millions of dollars.

Stories of blunders are common, and certainly today's luxury marketers must be savvy to foreign policy as much as product positioning.

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The Crisis Department only should be left with non-contractible shocks: totally unexpected events and domestic misbehavior and blunders.

This article is instructive except for a few blunders .

The Democrats have apparently concluded that it was tactical blunders that sank Clinton.

A division of responsibility between governments and central banks might make for fewer blunders than having either of them in sole command.

But they did avert disaster and committed only a few big blunders.

The FDA has committed one of the biggest blunders in regulatory history.

Mr. Hoffman gives detailed reconstructions of large Soviet blunders, like the shooting down of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in 1983.

It stands humbled by its foreign-policy blunders and a massive financial crisis.

Congressional investigations and litigation have shed only the faintest light on Cheney's role in Bush's biggest blunders.

Product names are not the only ones that can generate company blunders.

The ability to laugh at your own flaws, weaknesses and blunders has long been recognized as a sign of maturity.

Throughout this bloody history, replete with tactical and strategic blunders, Rajavi and Maryam have remained the absolute leaders of MEK.

But I did note that "the underpricing of risk and the combination of low interest rates with fast growth almost invite economic blunders" .

They say President Wilson has blundered. Perhaps he has, but I notice he usually blunders forward.

Of course, far more damaging has been the incredible series of mishaps, poor planning, and blunders in dealing with the nuclear reactors.

Blessed are the forgetful, for they get the better even of their blunders.

Unfortunately, many of these blunders come from simply not having experience in the field.

Other blunders have left Mr Abe dependent on his party's noisy ultra-conservatives (see article).

The blunders, the blindness of her own head and heart!

Let us also stop fretting over the blunders we made yesterday .

Now they have become the greedy, self- serving elite who specialise in policy blunders and award themselves cushy post-retirement jobs.

Both had broken financial systems stemming from egregious risk management blunders.

Bikya Masr reported two stories a couple of days apart about celebrity blunders and lack of tact.

The enormous blunders since committed by the US and Europe mean deference has been replaced by disquiet.

Amanda: Oh, yeah! Thanks for reminding me, Mike. Wish me luck! I'm feeling nervous; I hope I don't make any blunders at the interview.

We would all like to think that humankind is getting smarter and wiser and that our past blunders won't be repeated.

We learn much about the (astonishing) development of social security under Weimar, about seething anti-Semitism and diplomatic blunders.

He blunders into Africa, then the Middle East with limited knowledge and almost no self-awareness.

You must to adhere to your highest personal standards of excellence to avoid making moral or ethical blunders .

This is a far cry from the policy blunders and lack of international cooperation that deepened the Great Depression.

Some were saying, Erasers are for folk who make errors. But the wise said, Erasers are for folk who are compliant to correct their blunders.

The triangulation and trilateration data were also checked for blunders applying the Ll norm technique (Fuchs 1980).

Is man one of God? s blunders? Or is God one of man? s blunders?

Blunders are generally due to carelessness.

Blessed are the forgetful 4 they get the better even of their blunders.

It experienced a complicated and winding period of correctness, unwise move, adjustment and blunders.

And while they want such talks to succeed, they make plenty of blunders.

If you don't give people information they think is relevant, says Koehler, it is hardly surprising if they make blunders.

Man one of God's blunder or is God one of man's blunders?

The Fed made policy blunders of historic proportions that must be avoided in the future.

The preparations have been dogged with logistical setbacks and blunders such as inaccurate or undelivered ballot papers.

This one of the biggest blunders one can make with a necktie.

Admissions of past blunders pour from William Caldwell, the three-star general with the job of overhauling both the army and the police.

By all means treasure experience, and learn from your blunders.

THE Bush era, with all its calamities and blunders, is over.

The Hospital Authority has pledged to step up efforts to prevent medical blunders in future.

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Blunders like these can be costly.

They like his slang and his brag and his blunders.

Unless he blunders badly, Paulson's role as chief economic spokesman doesn't matter much.

Refusing to fold to huge design and development blunders will often pay off in the end.

Some blunders and absurdities have crept in.

Of all speculative blunders, there are few greater than selling what shows a profit and keeping what shows a loss.

"I've seen religions make blunders. Let's look at what the Catholics did in Rwanda, which still disturbs me, " he says.

How 'White Lies' Help Us Avoid Social Blunders.

Its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.

Your blunders are not tolerable.

If (one was) overwhelmed by passion, it could lead to serious blunders.

The good news: If you follow our expert advice on how to avoid common prerace blunders, you won't sabotage all your hard work come race day.

It is a skillful workman that never blunders.

That book teems with blunders.

It is a good workman that never blunders.

I'm convinced that usually these are blunders rather than calculated manipulation.

Liberal democratic governments can make all manner of blunders, but they are less likely to commit mass murder.

You are a wise man today if you have learned from yesterday's blunders.

You have made two blunders in as many minutes.

I have always to guard against such blunders.

Have you made any memorable blunders?

Here are some other all-too-common cover letter blunders and how to fix them.

Don't let these 12 beauty blunders age you. Just a few easy fixes can keep your skin looking fresher than Mother Nature intended

Blessed are the forgetful, for they get the better even of their blunders. -Nietzsche

Pragmatic Blunders in Discourse and Teaching of Cultural Knowledge in an English Class

Launch an independent inquiry into the blunders surrounding last month's Legislative Council election

The pope's three blunders were the rehabilitation of the Holocaust-denying bishop;

whose public support slid to single-digit levels after a string of verbal gaffes and blunders

Buffett Castigates Wall Street, Bankers on Blunders

This generally involves two classic blunders

Through all the blunders and misread signals

Seven Great Blunders of the Computing World

Cases of medical blunders in public hospitals

On Blunders Easily Made by Beginners of French

Ten Economic Blunders from History (Part 1 of 2)