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flaw

Definition for flaw

noun as in imperfection

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By the following year, the vision appeared flawed.

“Mr. Saldana’s wrongful conviction resulted from the egregious misconduct of a Baldwin Park detective who systematically fabricated evidence and pressured witnesses throughout a fundamentally flawed investigation,” said Amelia Green, one of Saldana’s attorneys.

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A flawed campaign has offered up plenty reasons to call for realism.

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Some think the floundering and flawed heroine, who's fixated with her weight and relationship status, is not the best role model.

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Loving the flaws in people and in the characters, and raising them to a comedic level.

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

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