blemished

But the history is checkered and the beauty is blemished.

We’ve developed creative ways to mitigate waste, finding secondary uses for produce that’s past its prime—whether bent, broken, bruised, blemished, or overly ripe.

“What the defense is going to want the jury to focus on is the fact that he’s a liar” with a blemished past and a tetchy streak, said Richard Serafini, a Florida criminal defense lawyer and former federal and Manhattan prosecutor.

Shoppers can also keep an eye out for blemished or less than aesthetically ideal produce while at the store.

The two hour and 15 minute show, blemished only by some occasionally muddy sound, touched on mortality a number of times.