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Froude dismisses Kurt's simplification as "a defect of the radical and the young".

"A defect of the democratic life was removed," Mr. Erdogan said today.

A defect of the show is that the best comics don't perform enough.

"But S.I.P.C. does not provide for a lot of protection, and I think that's a defect of the law".

Hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer involves a defect of the DNA repair gene and is found in 10percentto12percentcent of colon cancers.

But it is worth noting that the liberal side has a defect of its own.

His pitilessness is also made much of – as if it were a branch of truthfulness rather than a defect of character.

"Maeve hadn't let me read any of Larkin's letters to her, and that was a defect of the book.

"We're not looking at the criminality as hard as we are looking at the possibility of a defect of some sort," he said.

There are several important genetic defects of lipid metabolism, one of which involves a defect of lipoprotein receptors and constitutes an extreme form of familial propensity for atherosclerosis.

Lack of a technical vocabulary is often interpreted as a defect of history, but it need not be so.