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Lawyers for those challenging the guidance described it as "legally flawed" and "overly simplistic".

Let’s be honest: most overnight oats fail not because the concept is flawed, but because the oats are.

However flawed its narrative execution may be, the cinematography is beyond sublime, capturing the natural radiance of the grasslands and endless blue above.

Criticism does little to weaken the subtextual conversation the movie is having with dominant and flawed definitions of masculinity right now, especially versions that declare empathy to be toxic and cast diversity as weakness.

She called the investigation process flawed and “wholly inadequate.”