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disorganization

noun as in unordered situation or thing

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Samuel Cross, deputy federal public defender, invited the five women and seven men on the jury to see Girardi as a once-mighty lawyer whose later years were marred by progressive dementia, disorganization at his law firm, Girardi Keese, and a large-scale theft by the firm’s chief financial officer, Christopher Kamon.

Israel has maintained that disorganization among aid groups is responsible for slow deliveries of aid to Palestinians and that much of the aid is diverted to Hamas or the black market, though it is not possible to verify those claims.

Israel has at times argued that there was plenty of aid reaching Gaza, while insisting that disorganization by aid groups and diversions of shipments by Hamas were to blame for any bottlenecks.

Israel accuses the U.N. of disorganization.

This lack of support may be contributing to what appears to be his intermittent cognitive disorganization.

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

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