Any misstep can either lead to a flawed immune defense or to allergy, even autoimmunity. |
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He'd almost made it to the front of the car when he made a misstep and stumbled into the car. |
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There are those who defend the man on the principle that a single misstep should not sink a career. |
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Somehow he made a misstep and lost his footing, sliding awkwardly down to the bottom of the ravine and bruising himself painfully. |
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She suggests that those compelled to walk should do so on the stairs because a misstep on an escalator could cause a collective tumble. |
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You can almost hear the wheels turning as he takes the occasional misstep in developing the characters and hurriedly course-corrects. |
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The only misstep in the film is the cinematography, which is fuzzy, often unfocused and fails to take best advantage of the rich natural scenery. |
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If the giant is large enough he can wipe a small human out with a misstep or any accidental movement if they get in his way. |
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We chose our steps wisely, not wanting to misstep when a slip could prove fatal. |
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She slips easily out of the car, with not a misstep despite the gravel playing havoc with her high heels. |
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The misstep does suggest that he has not fully understood that trying to hide one's digital footprint is practically futile. |
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The film's only major misstep comes in what appears to be a misguided attempt at humorous self-reference. |
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Years of shiftlessness and bad behavior can be squandered by a single misstep. |
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I envy her recklessness, the roughness of her unpracticed pirouettes, the occasional clumsy misstep that inspires no apologies. |
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Meanwhile, and further afield, the tremors resonating from the leaderene's misstep have been recorded on the outrage scale. |
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They made him watch a parody of his debating style from television's Saturday Night Live. They abjured him to avoid anecdotes where he might misstep. |
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There is a chance that his misstep, and your ringing off, chastened him. |
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Ever irreverent, cartoonists underline the faults of public figures and are always ready to pounce on the slightest misstep. |
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It's only the poem, performed by a wild, hirsute Garfield, that feels like a complete misstep. |
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Let us ensure that we do not make a misstep that fouls up the investigations that are presently underway. |
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With each stage of the process, there was the potential for a misstep, a delay or human error. |
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If she moved too fast she might make a misstep, destroy the web, or fall to her death far below. |
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The media are all too anxious to expose mistakes and are always on the lookout for the latest misstep. |
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A misstep in the specifications of the IDN rules could easily and permanently break the Internet into non-interoperable components. |
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This record shows no real misstep for sure, but it neither offers any amazing track as a counterpart. |
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In retrospect, Duke's major misstep seems to have been to take verbal undocumented promises for a duty free zone from then president Obasanjo. |
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It was felt that a lot of time and effort was required further down the road to make up for this early misstep. |
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Investigation that you will go back very far in the corridors of power where every misstep is death. |
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One misstep could cause a stone to slide, a bush to snap, giving him away. |
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In previous centuries, a Roman aristocrat who made a political misstep ended in obscurity or exile. |
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Another memorable, if not disastrous, misstep, of course, was his turn as Batman in Batman and Robin. |
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There was no time to wonder at the marvels of engineering that kept loopers, needles and blades dancing without a misstep even as the speed hit maximum. |
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But even Jesselyn Radack, one of Snowden's American lawyers, instantly acknowledged that the interchange was a misstep. |
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It's a grand misstep full of clumsy guitars and a confused direction. |
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After that misstep, though, Gingrey went on to give the world of public health a great deal to cheer about. |
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Even the change in location from a gritty industrial city to a glossy, sunlit place like L.A. was a misstep that undermined the necessarily bleak tone. |
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But that misstep is a minor blip in an otherwise stellar premiere. |
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Young, ambitious and hard-driving, he revelled in the adrenalin rush of political life, where 12-hour work days are the norm and the smallest misstep can derail a career. |
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Looking back, I can see that the friendly gesture was a misstep. |
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It's such a misstep that an overcompensatory response is now inevitable. |
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For nearly the entire full four years of Frank's administration, the local media ate him alive for even the slightest misstep. |
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Another jewel in the Conservative misstep in its platform was to enshrine property rights in the Constitution of Canada, which it has conveniently dropped. |
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This is not the first major misstep by the Minister of Finance. |
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Furthermore, I must add, this is not just a misstep by the government. |
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She finished in a disappointing fourth place, though the setback did not stop the United States from advancing. Had the event taken place a decade ago, Ms Wagner's slight misstep might well have been overlooked. |
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Showcasing the late Princess Diana and John F. Kennedy as its main characters, it is an invitation to return to past events that have caused discomfort and, collective trauma, and to re-imagine a misstep in time. |
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One week later, the privacy misstep involving wi-fi data came to light. |
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Thus you cannot blame another for any misstep or error. |
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To help avoid taking a misstep, you can paint wooden or concrete steps with a strip of contrasting colour on the edge of each step or on the top and bottom steps. |
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Matz was the trainer of Barbaro, the superhorse who won here in 2006 and took that fatal misstep two weeks later at the Preakness. |
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The surrejoinder, however, could be that future recognition of the Ginsburg misstep might help reduce the range of disagreement in reading the Rules. |
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A misstep, mishold, a hundredth of an instant's lack of balance. |
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