Until yesterday, Cashman and Mark Newman had made flawless decisions.
Spots and blemishes are removed, complexions made flawless, waists and legs made slimmer by digital liposuction.
Their skin has been made flawless by airbrushing, their legs lengthened, waists narrowed and curves enhanced by digital manipulation.
Mr Rogoff concedes that if the Federal Reserve and Treasury had made flawless decisions unhindered by politics, the outcome would have been happier.
This year, they made flawless ball movement, mistake-free execution and selfless team play feel downright ice-creamy.
Even before you get to the 50 recipes, "Deviled Eggs," by Debbie Moose (Harvard Common Press, $12.95), gives clear instructions for making flawless hard-cooked eggs.
The financial incentive to make flawless chips has led manufacturers to increase their focus on diagnostics and debugging in the hope that they can create chips that can be developed and brought to the marketplace quickly and without incident.
Domie and Oliver made Flawless for the Ones - a record so ubiquitous it is covered on the new George Michael album - as a situationist prank, so that their three outre, gender unspecific pals had something to dance to at Wigstock.
So that boils down to tech firms needing to employ even more human moderators to act as the sanity check on AI-powered automation systems that are simply never going to be making flawless decisions in the chaotic field of content.
At their height, it's estimated that the Nationals employed nearly 100 people around the country, making Flawless quite possibly the biggest LGBT employer of the 1960s.
