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Bragg admits there was a mix up on his part when he criticised Taylor Swift for removing her music from Spotify in the mistaken belief it would then be streamed on YouTube's new Music Key.

There will be no new Zune announcement in June, apparently that was just a mix up on Microsoft's part linking to the wrong Twitter account.

Always get the right cat food otherwise your cat will get mixed up on what kind of cat food it's eating.

We mix up margaritas, get out on the deck, enjoy the weather.

With this information out, Mrs. Clinton likely will find herself back in the media limelight after being eclipsed yesterday by Barack Obama taking up the race issue and John McCain getting the Sunni and Shiites mixed up while on foreign travel.

But the Fighting Irish misdirection plays have Oklahoma all mixed up on defense and Notre Dame is marching into Oklahoma territory.

"The threat of cross-contamination remains," Mr. Kugita said, "because such feed can inadvertently get mixed up on farms".

Chick Anderson, who called the race, got a bit mixed up on the horses at the end - but then so did Clem McCarthy in the 1947 Preakness.

At a time when it's under siege from accusations of racial inequality, the Academy has committed an unfortunate gaffe by getting two black actors mixed up on their Instagram feed.

With no hot asphalt mixed up on the weekend, however, the workers used cold-patch asphalt, which hardens almost immediately in cold weather but is harder to work with.

Rich Harris, a spokesman for Governor Rell, said yesterday that Accenture seemed to have used the program it created for Connecticut as a template for its project in Ohio, "and it's our understanding that this is how the data got mixed up" on the tape.