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messed up

verb as in disorder, dirty

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You were nominated for a couple Creative Arts Emmys this time around and lost both ... do you think they messed up?

For the government's number two to have messed up her tax affairs undermines faith in ministers' ability.

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He was rushed to hospital, where he was told there was no point operating as his kidney "had already been messed up".

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Before the programme launched in 1966, Michael believed he had messed up his audition after smiling constantly due to nerves.

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But when that reaction is messed up and doesn't fully happen, the risk of bleeding and early pregnancy rises.

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