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County, who have confronted their own hard questions about botched evacuation alerts and poor resource deployment during the Eaton fire, said they had not received any letters from the senators about either fire.

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A waste firm suing the Scottish government over its botched bottle return scheme has claimed it was offered "unequivocal" assurances that the plan would go ahead.

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That includes last year’s botched snap legislative election meant to call voters’ bluff after they delivered some good results for National Rally.

It is a huge shift in power, reflecting the decline of presidential authority since Macron's botched parliamentary dissolution of July 2024.

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After a botched Christmas Eve dinner, the Stones spend their evening fractured, just before the big day rolls around.

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