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That made a flawed 29-3 victoverover Brigham Young in its season opener on Saturday night a little easier to handle for the defending national champion.

But by weakening protections for legal workers, the changes would invite abuse and make a flawed program worse.

There is also the possibility that the DECE is making a flawed bet on the direction of technology and emerging consumer habits.

B1 Pataki Vetoes Reform Plan Governor Pataki vetoed a bill that would have overhauled New York State's notoriously dysfunctional budget process, complaining that the bill, which many lawmakers described as their chief achievement this year, would make a flawed process even worse.

Mancunian dreamers the Stone Roses very nearly foundered on bad deals before being rescued by the Geffen label, making a flawed second album and bitterly unravelling, feeding one of British pop music's most fertile legends.

Will they embrace candidates who argue that they can make a flawed system work or those who argue the system cannot be made to work?

She resented the fact that the father had been made into a flawed character who changes during the course of the film.

Next week, I will be back to criticizing the Administration for letting Wall Street off far too easy, for not pushing harder to get corporations to treat their workers decently, for ducking leadership on the climate change calamity, and for promoting a health reform that only makes a badly flawed system even more byzantine.

But it might have made a difference, if 680 flawed overseas ballots had not been included in her official returns.

Beeban Kidron has made an engaging if flawed documentary about our enslavement to the internet, and she touches on the abandonment of privacy, the normalisation of porn and the sinister strains of abuse and online bullying.

"Our country has made a choice of a very flawed and unpredictable candidate," Ahmed told the Guardian.