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For the time being, however, that is just speculation.In its use of government aid, China's economic power also misfires badly.

Where the book misfires — badly — is when he tries to plumb the existential side of things, or to employ literary artifice.

But the strategy misfires badly in this novel, narrated by a woman lying awake next to her sleeping husband and mentally talking to her sixteen-year-old twins about a secret whose revelation, the next day, will change their lives.

But the plan misfired badly.

So Mr. Eastwood directed the film, and it misfired badly.

From there, they started to misfire badly, failing to connect on several open shots.

The Labour conference misfired badly, and looks even worse in retrospect.

Opera North misfired badly with Christopher Alden's night-club Orfeo, but scored notable hits with Tim Albery's Madama Butterfly and Katya Kabanova.

By saying that Mrs. Romney had never "worked" a day in her life, however — rather than saying that she had never been "employed" or "had to go out and look for a job" — Rosen, a professional communicator, misfired, badly.

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By saying that Mrs. Romney had never "worked" a day in her life, however rather than saying that she had never been "employed" or "had to go out and look for a job"—Rosen, a professional communicator, misfired, badly.