He has since backtracked, saying the bill was flawed because it shortchanged border security.
We admit it is flawed: Big Macs are not traded across borders as the PPP theory demands, and prices are distorted by taxes, tariffs, different profit margins and differences in the cost of non-tradables, such as rents.
They would maintain they like him not because of his (deeply flawed) character, but because he will "protect our borders," "restore law and order," "defeat ISIS," and "bring back jobs".
Because the centrosome is a non-membrane-bound organelle it does not have defined borders and isolation methods can be flawed by removing critical centrosome proteins or including contaminants that are not centrosome proteins.
Yet they are shockingly incomplete and flawed in one crucial aspect: They neglect to explain how cross- border assets and liabilities would be handled in different legal jurisdictions.
These prejudices may be amusing or even ring partially true, but they shouldn't obstruct the ultimate aim, however flawed and difficult to reach it may seem: a cinematic language that crosses all borders and barriers.
In an attack on Eurosceptics in his own party, Damian Green said it was "simplistic" and "flawed" to suggest that withdrawing from the EU would give Britain greater control over its borders.
In what is clearly a reference to the dispute, a new constitution drawn up at his insistence states that the only borders Venezuela recognizes as valid are those established by "treaties and arbitrators' rulings not flawed by nullity".
With current international climate negotiations flawed with a focus on commitments on the two targeted dates of 2020 and 2050, the inclusion of border carbon adjustment measures seems essential to secure passage of any US climate legislation.
He said that DNA travelled across borders and that the idea that race could be defined in this way was misguided and almost certainly morally flawed.
