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That tells you there's something deeply flawed about the national conversation.
Mr. Rogers deflected numerous attempts to get him to specify what was flawed about the the decision process.
Somehow it sums up exactly what is flawed about the whole post-9/11 crypto-imperial project.
President George W. Bush took months to argue his case — later proved to be flawed — about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Again, nothing particularly flawed about the performance musically, but next to the rock veterans he's emulating the songs are just a little bit sanctimonious and self-aware.
But how Ms. Morey and her husband ultimately prevailed is a powerful illustration of what critics in law enforcement and Congress say is flawed about the clemency process: the primacy of personal connections, the jockeying for the president's ear.
Among the many things that are flawed about this perspective is the view that an affair necessarily means that a woman wants to have sex, and that non-consensual sex between people having an "affair" is not rape.
But it's also their loss: Michael wrote an excellent, if flawed, book about the Afghanistan war, The Operators, that deserves attention as the war Michael influenced enters a twilight phase.
Part of what ignited the discord, many say, is flawed communication about the corral's arrival.
It is a wonderful, if flawed, story about the creation of a company that half a billion people interact with regularly.
