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If any company should just give up the ghost and get out of China before making any more PR (and human rights) gaffes, maybe it's Yahoo.

After two years in Egypt, I had developed a sense of humor about my inevitable social gaffes, but they were still embarrassing.

He made no obvious gaffes and answered, or seemed to answer, each of the 48 questions thrown his way by the 200 or so reporters in the room.

Mr Osborne may have been the most relieved because he made no gaffes and stood his ground under attack.

Be able to see the humor in social gaffes and in human behavior in general.

Sometimes minor campaign gaffes can turn out to be deadly for the candidates.

Graciously overlooking flaws, errors, and gaffes sets a sweetly gracious tone for your relationship.

There are many plot holes, errors, and gaffes in "Inception" ; allow me to highlight a few.

Biden, who has a reputation for making gaffes, suggested all "confined spaces" were best avoided in an interview with NBC's Today programme.

She said a lot of very controversial things, but they weren't gaffes.

Joe Biden might make one of his famous gaffes.

The husband of the Queen of England is notorious for his gaffes while on state visits to other countries.

To fix larger gaffes, though, the user must tirelessly cut small patches of image and paste them over the unwanted object.

Those were two isolated gaffes in a pretty clean run by Watson against his human foes, but they'll certainly be remembered at IBM.

Mr. Bush, whose unscripted gaffes were legendary, used a teleprompter for his 2002 speech to the United Nations on Iraq.

Berlusconi is no stranger to gaffes and controversial comments.

If Mr Brown's campaign was inventive, Ms Coakley's was tepid and prone to gaffes. No glad-handing the punters for this attorney-general.

But even before this controversy, his popularity had plummeted and political gaffes had almost destroyed his credibility.

Palin faces an experienced Washington hand in Senator Biden, but the Delaware lawmaker is prone to verbal gaffes (mistakes).

Gaffes and revelations during the campaign could further dim their appeal.

But he flouts etiquette so reliably that you can't call these things gaffes.

He abstained from televised debates with Ms Tymoshenko to avoid making gaffes.

But immigration gaffes in Britain are never quietly forgotten.

But as software gets better, I suspect that bots might make fewer such gaffes or even, in some ways, surpass our performance.

But Smith crushes Gooden on PER this season, and isn't prone to mental gaffes the way Gooden is.

Early in the campaign, she made a series of foreign-policy gaffes.

JOE BIDEN, America's new vice-president, is prone to gaffes.

Mr Aso's reputation has been shredded by a series of gaffes and policy flip-flops.

When it comes to gaffes, women simply can't compete.

The second, most important volume of Benedict's trilogy on Jesus has been published, with no gaffes and much praise.

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

Finding Reason For Social Gaffes