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flaw

[flaw] / flɔ /


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The Labour MP said the process had been "flawed and farcical from the beginning to the end".

From BBC

The map had a major flaw: it was printed the wrong way round, showing the Mediterranean to the East.

From Science Daily

With recent leaps in AI, could our streak of flawed family photos come to an end?

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's not the time to pick out individuals or flaws in how we attacked or how we defended," Hook told BBC Radio Wales.

From BBC

As they discuss the niceties and textual flaws of the classics they love as much as life itself, Stoppard’s playfulness is tinged with rue; the older man cannot prevent the younger’s heartbreak to come.”

From Los Angeles Times