Three chords, the right amount of carelessness in the attitude and those irresistible tambourines with the drums make them deserved hit singles. |
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They would have been on time, ma'am, I swear, if it hadn't been for my carelessness. |
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If unable to attribute the injury to the carelessness and negligence of others, the patient will often become blameful of self. |
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Applying the word liberally or haphazardly, without regard to its historical significance, is an act of carelessness. |
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Admit that it was the carelessness of the company's agents, in leaving the switch open, that threw the train upon the side track. |
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We are responsible to God if by our carelessness or neglect we lead our children into a life or crime or other social evils. |
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It is this in-between place of carelessness and thoughtlessness that disturbs. |
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Not that I object to the use per se, but that there is a carelessness that borders on disregard for the actual content. |
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Throwing away a two goal lead once can be put down to bad luck, but to do it for the second game in succession smacked of carelessness. |
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A newborn baby has a tiny heart and minute organs, and there is no margin for error or carelessness. |
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I was hurriedly winding our grandfather clock when, in my carelessness, the pendulum disconnected. |
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However, ethics aside, to force an employee to pay for a mistake, even one due to carelessness is against the law. |
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An error in judgment has long been distinguished from an act of unskilfulness or carelessness or due to lack of knowledge. |
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With a carelessness wakened life would've censured them for they couped me onto a table and left me there to my own goyishe devices. |
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It is hard to imagine carelessness, incompetence, prejudice, distortion, falsehood and unfairness being put to better use. |
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One is left guessing whether essential marks have been omitted simply through carelessness, or designedly for a mock-modern effect. |
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That little bit of carelessness or inexperience can sometimes result in the most awful consequences. |
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The second fault I want to plead guilty to is carelessness in my statement of your view, and unimaginativeness in applying it. |
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The tragedies caused by accident, human error and carelessness have become the most significant in the early history of the region. |
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The combination of incompetence and downright carelessness on the part of those charged with protecting our citizens is absolutely damnable. |
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What more can we ask for in a world of pollution, violence, and seemingly illimitable greed and carelessness? |
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Chinglish has its own, yet unformed, innovative trends which should be distinguished from mere errors or carelessness. |
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Who hasn't taken solace in some form of greediness, self-assertion, or just plain carelessness? |
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I think it's important for your readers to understand the type of carelessness here. |
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The defenders were slow to get back on the goal line and the Monaghan team captain took advantage of Mayo carelessness. |
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Only a passing comment, but such carelessness has probably wrecked my son's future as a prize-winning novelist. |
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And carelessness is not a desirable attribute for an institution which is entrusted with children. |
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A spokesman for Columbus Direct, Britain's biggest independent holiday insurer, agreed that most claims were down to the customer's carelessness. |
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I let the idiocy, carelessness and inconsiderateness of some drivers get to me. |
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It would be a shame if I let my own carelessness ruin other people's efforts to do good by recycling. |
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I get fed up by people who randomly produce sprogs with little thought to the consequences, and expect me to pay for their carelessness. |
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I have to confess to a moment of carelessness due largely to the CD labelling which blazons only the two major works. |
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Contributory negligence is based on carelessness whereas assumption of risk is based on venturousness. |
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Why should I suffer because of somebody's negligence, carelessness, stupidity or even a deliberate act on his or her part? |
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Through carelessness or maliciousness, many of Australia's bushfires are caused by humans. |
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The death or serious injury of a Soldier due to negligence or carelessness cannot be overlooked and can always be avoided. |
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It helps relieve tension and creates a kind of carelessness and indolence very favourable to the exchange of hugs and pleasure of the senses. |
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The fact remains that many, if not most, countries can't be trusted with the technology, if only because of carelessness with fissionable materials or nuclear waste. |
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Witness how eagerly we accept the idea that our food is being poisoned by the suspect motivations and carelessness of industry, government and science. |
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We can get angry about it, complaining that the perfect language of our childhood is being corrupted by ignorance and carelessness, but we can't stop it happening. |
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They come from carelessness, no cover on PTO, working in the night or the day, tipping trailers under ESB cables, riding on drawbars, and a host of other practices. |
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When one considers a genuine need for clear progressive legislation in this area, the carelessness of the Liberal government is dismaying. |
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I could not bear the roving carelessness of teenagers, their judgeless tangling of wanting and bodies. |
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While thieves become ever smarter, they are also helped by the carelessness of car owners. |
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No one will ever forget the carelessness of this disaster and its aftermath. |
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Yet Mr. Cloepfil undermines this gesture through the carelessness of his detailing. |
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Not much can be done, despite my efforts, the kitsch carelessness of this young female gathering annoys me. |
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The conditions of the strikers are becoming increasingly worrying in front of the carelessness of the prison. |
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However, on account of the system effect, these commendable efforts are blighted by the inefficiency and carelessness of a few. |
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The law takes no cognisance of carelessness in the abstract. |
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To muck up two looks like carelessness. Polling is in trouble, and not just exit polling. |
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Some of it can be averted if we give over our neglectful carelessness and take positive actions. |
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She was rebuked for her immoral behavior and carelessness, and for getting pregnant as a single woman. |
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This applies in particular to all incorrectness, carelessness or criminal delicts of a user. |
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If you seek to live that long or longer you must avoid the moment's carelessness or thoughtlessness that can cut you off prematurely. |
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Indeed local residents, by lack of knowledge, carelessness, thoughtlessness or lack of memory, would just worsen the impact of the floods. |
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But it is a higher order of cruelty — and carelessness — for a peace officer to use his elected office to play on anger and fear. |
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You are convinced, and rightly so, that it would be blameworthy to allow its fragments to fall through carelessness. |
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Dressed in men's clothing and swathed in an attitude of brittle carelessness, Alex can't hide her despair. |
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We fear God too much to willfully, or through carelessness, become just another heretic who led the church astray. |
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A minority of the killers and mutilators of the road go beyond carelessness to wanton recklessness. |
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They are also right to remind us of the importance of place and to warn us against a carelessness to its wellbeing. |
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That was not even mere negligence or carelessness, it was a deliberate choice, under pressure from the agrifood lobbies. |
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Not even the environment can justify carelessness in deciding what is or is not criminal behaviour. |
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However, in his carelessness and incompetence, a minister said that the hon. member for Bourassa should stop yapping. |
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In addition, carelessness or waste of the company's assets may also be a breach of your duty to the company and could result in dismissal. |
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Violations through gross carelessness carry a penalty of a fine or imprisonment for a maximum of six months. |
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Workers with epilepsy are usually very safety-minded and are unlikely to cause preventable accidents, for example through carelessness. |
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Through carelessness or lack of knowledge, many companies expose themselves to growing risks of major mistakes and fines. |
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As with any type of power equipment, carelessness or error on the part of the operator can result in serious injury. |
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And mistakes that were the result of carelessness, incompetence, or malfeasance call for appropriate sanctions. |
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But the level of carelessness and ignorance manifested by the number and importance of miscues in Lincoln's War seriously compromises its integrity and undermines its value. |
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Once again, his disgruntled followers chastised him for his carelessness. |
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There is no excuse for my carelessness in handling this situation, nor my stubbornness in delaying acknowledgment of my errors. |
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And many of them can be attributed to a certain nonchalance or carelessness. |
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Although weatherstripping your home doesn't sound like a dangerous way to spend a weekend, simple carelessness can lead to some potentially harmful situations. |
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Most of the nicks, scuffs and gouges that currently mar the work are a result of human carelessness, such as carts and chairs banging into the walls. |
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The Crown's case here that they would be in an impossible position if they had to prove both dishonesty and carelessness seems to me unanswerable. |
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In my case they are invariably the result of carelessness and clumsiness, which comes of going to too many meetings and not making enough lemon tarts. |
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This perkiness translated into arrogance, carelessness and, ultimately, stupidity. |
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Youth should live their lives without laziness or carelessness because being young is a gift given to every creature by Allah the Almighty that never comes again. |
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Most fires are caused directly or indirectly by people's carelessness for example, unattended campfire, cigarettes or children playing with matches. |
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Yet his performance was more effective than the headlines often made out, even if his carelessness about image-building must at times have been the despair of what are now labelled spin doctors. |
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There were moments of carelessness but they were the better side and Hodgson's research about Sweden's defending had paid dividends in the form of the opening goal. |
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And perhaps it also helps to explain why it's so difficult to get people to wake up to the implications of the world that our carelessness has enabled. |
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On several occasions, Arabic words are given, but are not always recognizable, owing perhaps to the carelessness of copyists in such matters. |
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Death keeps watch from the warehouses that store more than 23,000 nuclear warheads, like 23,000 eyes open and waiting for a moment of carelessness. |
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However, I am satisfied that this failure in process was a result of carelessness and did not reflect any intention to manipulate the process to help senior RCMP members avoid prosecution. |
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Families continued to produce oil despite reports that the crude was all but gone and the land had been rendered worthless after years of carelessness and contamination. |
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All of these demonstrate the capacity of journalism not only to expose injustice, carelessness and abuse, but also to promote positive social change. |
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Anytime hitting begins to look easy for a batter, an almost inexorable carelessness or carefreeness creeps into his swing, and the magic leaks away. |
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Or misdate Shakespeare by a century out of sheer carelessness? |
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Last time they were in Manchester they were trampled on – not figuratively, of course, since they drew 2-2 with United – but literally, thanks to Wayne Rooney's unfortunate carelessness. |
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This casual carelessness, this tacit acceptance of outrageous terms and conditions, is, as far as we can tell, universal across internet users everywhere. |
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One tale of unfulfilled potential is unfortunate, but four young stars on the same team missing out on the NFL is carelessness worthy of a longform feature in SB Nation. |
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Their struggle with each other is that of their opposing traits: sophistication and naivete, moderation and hedonism, circumspection and carelessness. |
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Considering this, it is evident that carelessness or unkindness towards the plant will weaken its energy, implying that the fluids that can be transferred to the remedy are weakened as well. |
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Used for first instances of behaviour such as lateness, horseplay, carelessness, taking long breaks, or attending to personal business during work hours. |
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The recounting of greed, negligence, indifference, corruption and callous carelessness renders us psychically itchy, and perhaps, although that is not the journalists' responsibility, we will have to scratch. |
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Complete life scenarios can be botched for simple carelessness? No wonder the world's so fugged up! |
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Unfortunately, in their community, it is assumed that she is just another youngster who got pregnant through carelessness, foolishness or deliberate willfulness. |
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The personal liability of the legal representatives, fulfilment assistant and employee of the salesclerk for is excluded from them by light carelessness caused damages. |
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The carelessness of others is a prime menace on the highway. |
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Mr. Jean-Yves Roy: If IÂ understand correctly, most of your missions are largely due to the negligence and carelessness of people who use the ocean, so to speak. |
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This mission is designed to stop the mounting number of children who have lost limbs due to the carelessness of armies who fought before they were even born. |
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But more often than not accidents are attibutable to the manner in which the vehicle is being driven, or the carelessness of drivers failing to be vigilant, especially in bad weather for example. |
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This was the higher carelessness of the academic life. |
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Most damage to computer systems is caused because of user carelessness. |
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A difference should be made by public auditors between mistakes occurring because of carelessness or lack of integrity, and failures happening in spite of reasoned judgement. |
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Consequently, what must be determined is whether there was negligence or carelessness having regard to the specific circumstances of each disputed act or each instance of disputed conduct. |
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As transportation improved and carriages became popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, however, collisions and carelessness became more prominent in court records. |
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The area of tort law known as negligence involves harm caused by failing to act as a form of carelessness possibly with extenuating circumstances. |
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The songs catch all the arrogance, messiness, in-jokes and carelessness of youth in a way not heard since Gomez's Bring It On, another great debut. |
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If we thought of the poor as what they really are, our suffering brothers and sisters, we should feel all our little hardheartednesses and carelessness about them a sin. |
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