It would be a hard question, were it not that the pragmatic course suffers in fact from a serious practical flaw: the chances are, it cannot be done.
These are your 2000 Yankees from today, born of many changes that have given an aging team with flaws a better chance to survive through October.
In 2006, the association called the practice unconstitutional and said presidents should veto legislation if it had flaws, giving Congress a chance to override the pronouncements.
The Knicks were technically a competitive team last season, but have way too many flaws to stand a chance against a team like the Heat.
Call me naive, but I think the Heartbleed flaw offers hackers the perfect chance to show everyone how benevolent they can be.
We are grateful to the president for deigning to point out our flaws and giving us another chance.
For Verdi, "Simon Boccanegra" offered a chance to explore flawed, fatalistic and struggling characters, especially Simon, a former pirate, who is a willful, imperious yet essentially decent man.
But, again, if this checks out and Orange UK is stalling the delivery of the new iPhone devices because of the reported antenna flaws, there's a good chance Apple may be more in for some more criticism and bad press.
The underlying premise that financial pundits have the ability to make predictions more accurate than you would expect from random chance is fatally flawed.
"This was the year that a reform-minded conservative presidential nominee, against an incredibly flawed Democratic nominee, had a chance of winning the White House," Steel said, adding the speaker's job is to help his fellow Republicans win races, "regardless who is at the top of the ticket.
