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flawed

adjective as in impaired

adjective as in untenable

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But if nothing else, the record shows Cat Burns is as human as the rest of us: Anxious, hopeful, downbeat, idealistic, flawed and funny.

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The lawsuit cites the same flawed studies dismissed by federal Judge Denise Cote, in part because they don’t control for such factors as maternal health and genetics.

While she agreed the fines policy was "very flawed", Hayes said she did not agree 10 days of permitted absence a year was the right way to address concerns.

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Numerous rights groups lobbied the 11-nation bloc to hold back monitors, lest they lend legitimacy to a vote which they say is critically flawed.

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The Home Affairs Committee said "flawed contracts" and "incompetent delivery" had resulted in the Home Office relying on hotels as "go-to solutions" rather than temporary stop-gaps, with expected costs tripling to more than £15bn.

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