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At home he botched routine fix-it jobs, missed crucial appointments and got lost on familiar routes.

More than 30,000 UK homes have had botched insulation fitted under government schemes putting them at risk of damp and mould, ministers have revealed.

From BBC

"Speed and cost-cutting cannot come at the expense of dignity and respect for workers," Ms Streets said, describing the "botched" episode as "disgusting".

From BBC

He related the story of his botched hand-off on the podcast he hosts with his brother, “New Heights.”

From Salon

When he died aged 69 last year, Salmond had been suing the Scottish government over a botched investigation into harassment complaints made about him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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