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Their blunders were magnified by the absence of running back J.K.

In his statement on Wednesday, he called the Harris campaign's continued support of Israel a blunder.

From Salon

It follows several reports of MP blunders in Westminster, as the 335 newly elected MPs get to grips with the historic rules of the Chamber.

From BBC

I still anticipate letters from some fans, “Oh, Roberts, he makes lots of blunders, the Dodgers were so good they won despite him.”

But then, he suddenly stopped, committing what became a game-changing mental blunder.

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