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flawed election
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2.30 |
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Haiti has been plagued by flawed elections. |
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flawed system
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1.71 |
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This flawed system should be reformed. |
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flawed gene
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1.12 |
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And scientists are scrambling to figure out just how the flawed gene causes trouble. |
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flawed chip
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0.99 |
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He called the flawed chips Batch A. |
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flawed team
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0.92 |
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Sure, Nebraska is a flawed team. |
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flawed character
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0.86 |
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A third is flawed character. |
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flawed investigation
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0.86 |
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The judge at the time chastised police for a flawed investigation. |
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flawed process
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0.66 |
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A flawed process risks producing flawed legislation. |
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flawed man
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0.59 |
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In the end we have two imperfect books about a deeply flawed man. |
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flawed hero
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0.53 |
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But this flawed hero is real. |
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flawed policy
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0.53 |
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Both events revealed not only deep divisions among Member States, but also fundamentally flawed policies. |
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flawed assumption
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0.46 |
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The flawed assumptions had other consequences. |
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flawed datum
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0.46 |
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Flawed data robbed Floredia Walker of her vote. |
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flawed law
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0.39 |
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Seen by some as a badly flawed law, Superfund has cost billions of dollars and cleaned up few hazardous waste sites. |
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flawed logic
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0.39 |
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Someone needs to explain this flawed logic. |
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flawed one
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0.39 |
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All were flawed ones by the Patriots. |
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flawed procedure
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0.39 |
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She had claimed flawed procedures were responsible for the positive test. |
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flawed proposal
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0.39 |
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It is a profoundly flawed proposal. |
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flawed software
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0.39 |
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Elsym Consulting of Atlanta provided the flawed software to the Lottery. |
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flawed strategy
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0.39 |
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Monitoring the wrong country was another flawed strategy. |