Cyberweapons are nothing like weapons, anything you derive from the analogy (like cyberarms control) is going to be flawed". Though some have criticized Microsoft for not supporting older Windows versions with updates, it's taken the fight to WannaCry in multiple ways.
Presumptive early front-runners, like Chris Christie and Jeb Bush, have shown themselves to be flawed or reluctant or both.
In the era of Happy Valley and Line of Duty, we Brits like our female TV heroines to be flawed but understandable, with their internal conflicts firmly and visibly unresolved.
It appears that I-502, like so many government programs, will be flawed from the start, and will demand patchwork modification in the coming years.
But as a novel, "I Don't Want to Go to Jail" is flawed, often reading more like a series of colorful newspaper columns than a cohesive story.
If list-like definitions are flawed because uninformative, then so are conventionalist definitions, whether institutional or historical.
Recognize that he, like you, is flawed, prey to moods and stress and that you don't actually know what is going on with him.
"But a healthy behavior can become unhealthy when people take it too far and begin to question their own basic worth as a person - feeling like they are flawed or defective, and that this prompted the rejection".
And the consumers actually have an advantage over brands in this arena because they, like Miley, are, well, human... Meaning they speak like humans, laugh like humans, are flawed like humans and enter into real reciprocal relationships like humans.
The best of the heroes, like Spider Man, were flawed and very human". Black was graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, where he studied writing and computer science, and moved with his family to Orange County 10 years ago.
