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botch

[boch] / bɒtʃ /


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Two of the four independent MPs who initially signed up later quit over the divisions, which have included a row over a botched membership launch and threats of legal action.

From Barron's

Two have since quit, however, amid open warfare between Corbyn, 76, and Sultana, 32, that has included a dispute over a botched membership launch and threats of legal action.

From Barron's

The botched experiment quickly became a potential hazard to other vessels in the exercise.

From The Wall Street Journal

He had studied it after his botched cataract surgery but never mastered it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lawyers representing more than 50 people treated by a surgeon being investigated over allegations of botched operations have written to Health Secretary Wes Streeting calling for a public inquiry.

From BBC