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Many parents — who lashed out at the district during a town hall meeting late last week — said administrators bungled the rollout of the new admissions policy, which was confusing, did not include their input, caught them by surprise and stirred deep concerns about the future direction of the popular honors programs.

Donald Trump bungled the worst health crisis in a century, was found guilty of fraud and civilly liable for defamation and sexual assault.

In a series of malpractice lawsuits settled this spring by Mowlavi, more than 30 patients alleged that he unnecessarily forced them to be nude for an examination, made inappropriate comments about their bodies, touched them without consent, pressured them to have more expensive procedures and in some cases bungled their surgeries.

It was reported that this move, itself of dubious legality, was done with those same bungled House races from 2022 in mind.

Zero-emission vehicles are key to that goal, but the state is already struggling with a bungled rollout of public charging stations.