Things go wrong, however, when that develops into an undeserved superiority over other ideas. |
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There is an ingrained faith that effort and self-improvement will be rewarded, and that if things go wrong it is up to you to fix them. |
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He was excitedly imbued with overwhelming anticipation, but he couldn't shake the feeling that something would go wrong. |
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Paying cash to avoid Vat means you have no documentation to fall back on should things go wrong. |
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If you're looking for a nice mid-range camera, you just can't go wrong with this one. |
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That's why he recommends anticipating where things can go wrong and taking steps to prevent missteps. |
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The attraction of this film is watching it all go wrong and seeing the organ grinder savaged by his own monkey. |
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But for a straightforward, uncluttered and simple night's feeding, you can't go wrong. |
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This is a pretty blunt warning that candidates who are seen as anti-American, or as hoping for things to go wrong, are doomed. |
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So I merrily skipped off to biology, thinking that there was absolutely nothing that could go wrong. |
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She said women can't go wrong wearing a slip dress and strappy shoes to a club. |
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Of course many things can go wrong, there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip, but that's not the point I'm making. |
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Society is frankly an unjust place and things go wrong but we have to get on with our lives and deal with them. |
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The bad guys coming out full of nasty tricks, the good guys seeing their world crumble around them as everything that can go wrong does. |
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Ask yourself what could possibly go wrong and then take preventive actions where necessary. |
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What is the point of becoming a volunteer when we're going to be in the gun if things go wrong? |
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Whether you are an avid skier or choose to stick to the bunny slopes, you cannot go wrong choosing this world class resort. |
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That risk figure is calculated on the basis that you figure out what can go wrong and what the chances are of that happening. |
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The business people can't stand, of course, to have something go wrong that gets into the newspapers. |
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I was scared that things would all go wrong and that it would really reflect badly on me and my abilities and capabilities. |
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Even though the job scenario has been okay, you just know something was bound to go wrong somewhere. |
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Make no mistake, there are many who would love to see O'Leary fail and are waiting in the wings to pounce once things start to go wrong. |
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The reality is that at this level coaches carry the can when things go wrong. |
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You can't go wrong with a pair of dress pants in tweed, herringbone, or wool or cotton with stretch. |
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If things start to go wrong you can always finish off the cooking in the oven. |
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Anyway, I always find that you can never go wrong with a top-class chat-up line! |
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Well, as it happens, I have some sympathy with people who get caught with massive software development schemes that go wrong. |
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All the time, his own party is being linked to all the things that go wrong and is getting a pasting. |
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A lot can go wrong with a building that's empty and not closely looked after, especially within the stagnant water of an air-conditioning tower. |
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It is not a very healthy implication for a partnership, and no wonder things go wrong afterwards. |
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This book is a fascinating look into the process of municipal affairs and how it can go wrong. |
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When we leave our comfort zone for places that might have the equipment we are accustomed to, things quickly can go wrong. |
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Those who do not have private insurance often find themselves in a pickle if something does go wrong. |
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Friends provide companionship and support when things go wrong, and are a social group with whom we share values and beliefs. |
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I seem to have an infallible knack for having something in my blurbs go wrong. |
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Two heads are better than one, not because either is infallible, but because they are unlikely to go wrong in the same direction. |
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Sometimes, mostly because of a concurrence of circumstances, things go wrong and an accident happens. |
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This encourages invalidators to look at their own feelings rather than blaming others for things that go wrong. |
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If you looked at all the things that could possibly go wrong, you'd go potty. |
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If you like the moody and folky sound coming out of Glasglow these days, you can't go wrong with Y'all Get Scared Now Ya Hear. |
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It's the very economic powerhouses that they seek to cripple that will be our best hope for salvation if things do start to go wrong. |
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Even when authors carefully check their work, and editors edit it and proofreaders proofread it, things go wrong. |
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However, this approach identifies the problem in only a relatively small proportion of the many cases where things go wrong in health care. |
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It is when the rigid rules come in and it seems to be that there is too much dictation from the centre that things start to go wrong. |
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Before that could go ahead, she had to sign legal documents waiving any right of recompense should the surgery go wrong. |
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Well you can't go wrong with them if you do them as an each-way accumulator. |
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For boys, you really can't go wrong with a pair of dark jeans, a sporty T-shirt or a retro lumberjack shirt in jazzy checks and a fleece. |
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And then inevitably something would go wrong, and it would end in acrimony and sometimes in lawsuits. |
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So, for those who speak out or bring legal cases against the Church, where does it all go wrong? |
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While there may be more things to go wrong on a modern car, manufacturers claim they are less likely to do so. |
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A lot can go wrong in this supreme test of all-round ability, but the 29-year-old has given himself a shot at glory. |
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Things can go wrong with the rope, and there can be a lapse of concentration. |
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You cannot go wrong with this cut of Black Angus Beef. This flavorful steak is perfect for pan searing, grilling or broiling. |
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Also because share prices and indices can be that much more volatile the consequences can be quite devastating should things go wrong. |
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The smart traveller takes a little of everything because things can, and do, go wrong. |
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Katie, we learn, lived with Paul for nine years until things started to go wrong. |
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To suddenly start fearing everything that could go wrong is to be in a living death, I think. |
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You can't really go wrong with a loaf of wholemeal organic bread, but as much as I love the UK I find it difficult to get remarkable fresh bread. |
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Their songs sound a tad pretentious and arty now, but you can't go wrong with the music and energy. |
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Many of the characters feign casual confidence, but the ruse becomes apparent when things start to go wrong. |
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When things do go wrong, all passengers rely on them and look to them for guidance. |
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With all this breathless activity, and the firm's seemingly endless run of good luck, it is hard to see what can go wrong. |
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And the Christmas launch date appeared to leave the company little room for manoeuvre should anything go wrong. |
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This takes my eye off the ball but fortunately I work with an experienced team so things don't go wrong. |
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Governments, in other words, receive little or no credit for getting things right on the economy, but are still liable to carry the can if things go wrong. |
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Everything is proximal though, so you can't go wrong choosing a different option. |
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Whether you need a break from exams, or are just looking for an amusing, intelligent film, you can't go wrong with a trip to the zany world of Steve Zissou. |
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Because clearly nothing can go wrong with pumping out film after blockbuster film of a beloved franchise. |
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This is a fine example of what can go wrong when one person is given too much power. |
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Too often we hear people in modern sport trying to take the pressure off themselves by lowering expectations, inflating the life raft in case things go wrong. |
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For those of us who have never attempted anything more challenging that casual rock-climbing, it serves as a dramatic warning of what can happen when things go wrong. |
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You'll find some rather unsettling accounts of what can go wrong in a restaurant kitchen and why you should never assume that there are actually clams in your clam chowder. |
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What is most worrying for many potential buyers is the prospect of taking on a massive mortgage and becoming trapped by a mountain of debt should anything go wrong. |
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Operationally one could hardly go wrong with such a simple machine, although I believe a very small boilermaker was required if access was needed to the regulator valve! |
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To take a conscious decision to leave the currency risk unhedged is one thing, but to do nothing and then complain when things go wrong is disingenuous. |
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Hope had finally potty-trained him a few years ago, but she still had to go into the bathroom with him, fearing that something would go wrong if he went by himself. |
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And if a lack of financial security wasn't enough to make us hesitant to marry, the boomers showed us just how badly traditional relationship models can go wrong. |
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As a rule of thumb, it's hard to go wrong with classics like the parlour palm, dracaenas, rubber plants, aspidistra, cacti, succulents and the umbrella plant. |
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Besides, with a menu that includes pickled tomatoes, gefilte fish, hard-boiled eggs, wine mixed with apples and nuts, chicken soup and potted brisket, how can you go wrong? |
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We can give Blake just a few minutes between the two, then have things go wrong. |
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You can check out a couple of MP3s on their site but if you like the sound of The Verve filtered through dirty blues rock then you won't go wrong. |
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If things start to go wrong for him in Florida it could trigger a chain reaction. |
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And when things go wrong there is a great problem of putting together the jigsaw of who said what, and what was agreed. |
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A woman can never go wrong when she looks polished and sophisticated. |
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Unfortunately several things can go wrong to rain on your parade. |
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For close quarters battles, you can't go wrong with light machine guns, like the FN MAG and M249, or the man-stopping buckshot of the Pancor Jackhammer automatic shotgun. |
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I practice daily praying to the kami that nothing will go wrong. |
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We react with surprise and shock when things go wrong with our own molecular machinery, but it is far more astonishing that the machinery works at all. |
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However, little things in the computer are starting to go wrong now. |
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Most things that can go wrong with a PC do so in the first few months. |
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What about this man, that great exposer of things that go wrong in life? |
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He must be tearing his hair out right now because the team are going through one of those spells where everything that can go wrong, is going wrong. |
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I remembered to consider all the things that could possibly go wrong. |
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Clarkson arrives next in a Fiat 124 Spider which he admits is incredibly pretty but predicts it will go wrong all the time like all classic cars. |
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Up half the night, nearly 'til dawn, I can almost see the light in a love that can't go wrong, It's just another sweetish love song. |
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You can't go wrong serving it with chilled shellfish, fresh sardines marinated in olive oil, salt and sun-dried tomatoes, or sunchoke soup. |
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A CAUTIONARY TALE WITH AN UNCERTAIN ENDING, the Asian carp saga illustrates just how much can go wrong when man looses a species on a new world. |
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However you classify it, it's tough to go wrong when sandwiching a creamy filling in a sweet, moist, cakey bun. |
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This has led me to completely reappraise my life as I keep wakening through the night to ask myself on where did I go wrong. |
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Finally if you just want something simple and traditional that will last throughout the trends you can't go wrong with the Tendu sofa. |
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But just as the war seemed decided in the allies' favour, things started to go wrong. |
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It's comforting to know that I've always got my Mum when things go wrong. |
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They also contend that reactors themselves are enormously complex machines where many things can and do go wrong, and there have been many serious nuclear accidents. |
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Sure, as the captain of your ship, you are the one to blame when things go wrong or fall apart, but you are also large and in charge when they go well. |
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We chose the latter because, really, how can you go wrong with ladyfingers steeped in coffee and layered over with egg-enhanced, sweetened mascarpone sprinkled with cocoa? |
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It might all go wrong, but you've got to be aggressive, because if you potter around and pick up points, you haven't got a chance when it comes to the end of the year. |
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However, when tackling a bird that has the sheer mass of a tundra swan, a lot can go wrong and the dog and handler team only get one swan permit per season. |
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