The main danger, in its view, was that other governments would muck it up.

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For one, he argues, technology itself and the entire development process required to put together a major video game can muck it up beyond recognition.

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"Knowing the players they won't muck it up, " said Ferguson.

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One way to muck it up would be to somehow to fail to extend the payroll tax cut, or somehow fail to extend unemployment insurance benefits or the doc fix.

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Don't muck it up.

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And as the President made clear earlier, it is of vital importance that Congress not muck up the recovery that we're seeing underway, the growth in the economy and the growth in job creation that has been evident of late.

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Which is to say, it's a hardware design RIM's less likely to muck up.

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So we opted for a sombre burial in the Greenhouse, under the shade of the tallest of the mangroves, though in truth it meant a slightly watery grave after all, stuff seeping up through the muck to swallow the foot, bubbles of mud detaching and floating among us during our tiny, foot-size ritual observances.

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It's quite possible that more harm than good will be done by stirring up the muck under the Hudson.

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You could muck this history up, if you are uninformed or want to be obfuscating, or you could get it right.

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