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flaw

Definition for flaw

noun as in imperfection

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In a statement sent to the BBC, Apple wrote that it strongly disagreed with the ruling, which took a flawed view of the "thriving and competitive app economy".

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Wouldn’t admitting I wanted a redo mean declaring my existing child imperfect and flawed?

It says local authorities should keep responsibility for creating individual plans for pupils with more complex needs and that "the current approach to supporting children with special educational needs is fundamentally flawed".

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And though India’s democracy may be flawed, it’s freer than most countries in the region.

The complaint alleges this admission “made clear that OpenAI has been hiding a dangerous safety flaw from the public.”

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

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