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The International Paralympic Committee yesterday blamed Omega for a mix up that resulted in the women's F35/36 discus medals being wrongly awarded on Saturday.

A linguistic mix up that's turned a holy day into a hotcake one.

"Show him your hands," to avoid any mix-ups that could lead to being shot, he said.

Very often, loved ones are lost because of procedural mix-ups that come to our attention only after the tragedy.

But what about mix-ups that are not so obvious — two lung tissue samples that are switched, or two breast samples?

But many shippers, annoyed by long delays and costly mix-ups that continue to plague railroads in the United States, have not embraced the merger proposal, and neither have the competing railroads.

Lately the program has come under criticism, with even some supporters admitting mix-ups that leave foreign workers disappointed that the H-1B visas do not lead to indefinite stays in the United States.

Skinner has faced calls in recent weeks to be sacked over gas mix-ups that left one baby dead and another in a critical condition at Bankstown-Lidcombe hospitandand baby cremation mistakes at Royal North Shore hospital.

Labour left red-faced In one of those mix-ups that embarrass party managers, though it means little or nothing in the world outside, Labour MPs have missed an opportunity to vote against the reduction of the top tax rate from 50p to 45p.

A labeling issue caused the mix-up that led to the overdose of the Quaid twins.

An American airstrike in November killed two dozen Pakistani troops on the border with Afghanistan in a mix-up that inflamed Pakistani anger at the United States.