gaffe

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• Fortunately, the agency admitted the gaffe within hours and corrected it, and the counting continued without drama.

• In January, four of China’s biggest online tutoring platforms made an embarrassing gaffe.

• Instead, he wrote his own or simply spoke from the cuff, often leading to notable gaffes.

• The Ravens had to move only 16 yards after the gaffe by Steelers punt returner Ray-Ray McCloud.

• Locals familiar with the scenery immediately called out the visual gaffe, which highlighted a preference on the part of Daines, Rosendale, and their fellow Republicans for appearance over substance on public-lands issues.

• At this point, probably the only thing that can really flip the dynamic of a particular race is a major gaffe.

• However, Ernst may have finally committed her own devastating gaffe this week.

• Did her handlers fear what for the gaffe-prone Republican might say?

• Christopher Dickey joins CNN International to discuss Biden's Erdogan gaffe and how it will affect Turkey's role in fighting ISIS.

• The moment seems to be a familiar breed of Internet gaffe when a eager but inept social media staffer makes a blunder.

• She has been so charming to me that if I make a gaffe she must forgive me.

• Her recent commands with respect to turbulent Venice were the subject of criticism among the circle outside the Piazza .