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checkered

[chek-erd] / ˈtʃɛk ərd /


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“Well,” Verstappen said after taking the checkered flag, “it’s all possible now.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Critics who fought for its closure said it was dangerous to have a nuclear plant so close to the city and cited what they called its checkered environmental and safety record.

From Seattle Times

But - wary of getting involved in a country with an unelected caretaker government and a checkered history of foreign intervention - no country had been willing to lead such an effort until Kenya committed last month.

From Reuters

It underscored a political reality: Bevin’s checkered legacy remains an issue in this year’s gubernatorial showdown between Cameron and Beshear, who is seeking a second term.

From Seattle Times

The tough statement on Sunday signaled that the bloc was ready to move militarily if necessary, despite a checkered record of interventions in regional conflicts.

From New York Times