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Looked at closely, a thoughtful person (even a thoughtful reporter) concludes that if this is what it takes to make a city-wide garbage plan work, the philosophy of the plan must be flawed, rather as one says of Hamas, "No matter what your cause, using children as human shields invalidates it".

Since the latter reasoning is surely flawed, the former reasoning may be flawed as well.

If you think negative reactions are a problem to be managed rather than input to be considered, then your design process is flawed and the materials that come out of it will be flawed as well.

This assumption may be flawed.

But the idea is flawed as well.

The documentary is flawed, even as television journalism is flawed, but it does speak for itself.

The film is flawed as a work of history.

Critics say such testing is flawed because it measures emotion rather than knowledge.

The analogy is as clever as it is flawed.

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The investigation was "flawed" and the death had been painted "as suicide rather than murder", the mission said.