Others, though, said they intended to stay to protest and turn out to vote, no matter how flawed the tally.
But they are nationalists whose instinct in the face of external attack will surely be to rally around their leaders, no matter how flawed.
What this suggests about health care is that, if people have insurance, most will value it highly, no matter how flawed the current system.
On several occasions they had indicated that Mr. Bush would sign the Senate bill if he had to, no matter how flawed he considered it.
We feel like we're validated if we get to vote on what "we" as a whole think and we treat that consensus as more valid than any individual opinion, no matter how flawed that concept may be.
No, there's nothing like a conscious brush with death to make you realize how desperately -- no matter how flawed your life -- you want to keep living.
The ritual isn't about grief and solemnity; it's about remembering and feeling close to the dead, no matter how flawed they may have been.
"The church should not have investments in exploitative companies," he says, adding that current regulations on such matters are flawed.
But his plans for a nuclear revival were upset in February when the courts upheld a complaint from environmentalists that an earlier consultation on the matter had been flawed.
The Bush campaign quickly seized on the discord, saying it considered the hand count to be flawed, no matter what the results are.
