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flaw

Definition for flaw

noun as in imperfection

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I’ve been talking with my therapist about the concept of free will and creation, but I just find so many flaws in it.

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A decision by the NHS to redeploy health visitors during the pandemic was "fundamentally flawed" and "children were harmed" as a result, the head of a health visiting charity has told the Covid inquiry.

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But those are not the only flaws in Arsenal's game at present.

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But many others we spoke to believe the law itself is flawed - not only the XL bully ban but the original 1991 law too.

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“Task” has been steadily burning toward this meeting of its two flawed men, neither of whom entirely registers as protagonist or antagonist.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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