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Alien vs Predator was directed by Paul WS Anderson, whose other movies include the flawed but decent Event Horizon, one of his few non-video game tie-ins – which despite a strong cast, including a slimline Laurence Fishburne, was a critical and financial failure.

There is fine support too from Daniel Crossley playing several characters, including the flawed and pompous Ruskin.

Afterward, NASA improved hundreds of parts and systems, including the flawed booster rocket that had doomed Challenger.

Too often the college search includes the flawed approach of using rankings that tout the statistics of the entering class, rather than focusing on what happens during the four years that students are enrolled.

Additional information — including the flawed reasoning of the court — will change even more minds about this violation of privacy.

Mayor Bill de Blasio was elected in 2013 on a platform of police reform, which included fixing the flawed summons system.

But Mr. Lotito of Media IQ dismissed pod-busters as "flawed" for reasons that include the "silly" nature of their content.

It is said to be underpinned by several 'flawed assumptions.' These include the belief that medical science alone can provide objective truths; that scientific and technical experts are the only sources of valid and rational information; and finally, that the public is a passive receiver of risk information [26].

Federal regulators on Monday reached an $8.5 billion settlement with 10 major lenders to resolve claims of foreclosure abuses, including the use of flawed paperwork and bungled loan modifications that may have led to wrongful evictions.

Clearly this presents significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges, including the risk of flawed prognostic estimates and inadequate treatment based on reliance on a single, possibly unrepresentative, biopsy.

He was also a perfectionist who could abandon or relentlessly tinker with projects he deemed flawed, including the "Mona Lisa". Though known for his exceptionally sharp eye for detail, da Vinci is credited with inventing sfumato, a painting technique in which lines and edges are smudged to simulate how things appear in 3-D.