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Leaders love to list their faults which turn out not to be faults at all.
The nerves jangle for Roddick, who double faults at 30-15.
'Ta Mok has not taken responsibility or admitted any faults at all.
New York Times reporters recall some of the most notable double faults at the United States Open.
The Reebok designers – for all their faults – at least afforded a famous club some time and a little respect.
While no team starts 0-12 without faults at both ends of the floor, most of Washington's problems are on the offensive end.
For all its faults, at least the British Labour Party is finally moving to a place where genuinely social democratic policies are getting a hearing.
The Republicans, for all their faults, at least seem set for a serious struggle that will see some critical issues debated and perhaps define their future.
Harsh though it sounds, there were plenty of signs Tuesday: double faults at pressure-filled moments, lost leads in the fourth and fifth sets.
The Sharapova serve, which was prone to frequent double faults at key moments, has been a consistent weapon throughout the tournament.
Areva, which is in the middle of a merger with EDF, has already found faults at a new reactor it is constructing at Flamanville in Normandy.
