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It’s not her, Deborah flimsily claims; it’s just that audiences demand stability, and the man who was the previous host's head writer can provide it.

The unspoken laws of media clusters flimsily dictate that three makes a trend, but the premieres of two thematically disparate but culturally related shows that debuted within weeks of each other make a person wonder.

Previous targets set by Goldman have been flimsily premised.

Indeed, one has to wonder what the actors, including Monaghan, are doing in this flimsily written psychological thriller.

Wednesday’s apologies were only the latest expressions of regret, especially concerning workout facilities that were flimsily stocked for the women’s tournament in Texas and well-supplied for the men’s event in Indiana.