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faulty

[fawl-tee] / ˈfɔl ti /


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Residents received faulty emergency alerts, exposing early on the systemic failures in preparedness, evacuation protocols and emergency response.

From Los Angeles Times

Lawmakers, academics and regulators have documented the existence of these faulty insurance directories—often referred to as ghost networks—for years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike the classic movie, though, Wall Street has no angels to help those who, like the film’s hero, George Bailey, have lost their way through bad luck or faulty decisions.

From Barron's

The lawsuit alleged that faulty doors prevented passengers from escaping.

From MarketWatch

"How are you going to know that's overheating or that there's a faulty cable or a faulty connection or scorch marks or anything on that plug if you can't see it?"

From BBC