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"They made some blunderous mistakes in the early six or seven weeks, and then they came down hard with a gargantuan quarantine," said J. Stephen Morrison, director of the Global Health Policy Center at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

“They made some blunderous mistakes in the early six or seven weeks, and then they came down hard with a gargantuan quarantine,” said J. Stephen Morrison, director of the Global Health Policy Center at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

But on country radio, Hunt remains surrounded by less-artful bros who insist on sprinkling their singles with blunderous rap verses, and lazy listening makes it easy to hear these hits as one monolithic, hunky-dorky whole.

The music industry can be exceedingly blunderous when trying to market music that’s exceedingly imaginative, exceedingly freaky, exceedingly feminine, exceedingly black, and in the case of Joi, all of the above.

And, unlike AT&T last year, Paramount's blunderous tweet made the connection accidentally rather than trying to exploit the date to sell its product.