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Olympic officials at the time swiftly dispelled the rumor of the bed's flimsiness after Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan shared a video of himself jumping on the bed to test its sturdiness.

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According to some legal experts, the reliance on Thomas' opinion and the apparent flimsiness of Cannon's ruling gives Smith an opening to appeal the decision and seek a different judge to oversee the case.

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The state’s “refusal to withdraw the meritless assertions, the flimsiness of its request for extraordinary relief, and its use of the Maui tragedy, support a finding of frivolousness and bad faith,” the ruling said.

Several called the charges “bogus” or raised concerns about their “flimsiness,” with some drawing distinctions between Price’s case and those of other council members who were charged with corruption in recent years.

The recording revealed the flimsiness of the city’s self-conception as a place where different racial and ethnic groups can equitably share power.

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

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