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mishap

[mis-hap, mis-hap] / ˈmɪs hæp, mɪsˈhæp /


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“Despite any finger pointing internally following this mishap, this is not the fault of any hard-working employees,” he continued.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Speed epic walkabouts have not been without mishaps, like in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare.

From BBC

But the nature of the market is that the risk of a mishap is never truly defeated, only contained.

From Barron's

The world’s largest pilots union told the FAA in October that such events call into question whether “a suitable process” is in place to respond to unexpected rocket mishaps.

From Salon

Connoisseurs of robotic vacuums say cheaper, fancier competitors have run circles around the brand, which became better known for mishaps than clean floors.

From The Wall Street Journal