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The decision also made possible a hero’s transformation for Charles, from a fumbling first-time spy to someone capable of solving a case.

Baier pleased Trump and his base while fumbling the opportunity to venture beyond culture war claptrap to press Harris on issues with a real and direct bearing on the average American’s life.

Chris’ real-life social interactions are fumbling and uninformed, unlike his online chatting, which is bolstered by furious Google and Facebook searches, trolling personal pages for clues.

For Patrick Lennon, another Revolution co-founder, it has been “gut-wrenching” to watch what he called a “fumbling” public process slowly unfold.

On one end, you had the Lakers fumbling their way through the game like someone waking up in a strange, dark room with no idea how to flip on the lights.