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Division has left the realm writhing in misery, split between a would-be leader surviving an assassination attempt, and another whose struggle to prove their fitness has left them open to slanderous claims and presumptions of feebleness.

From Salon

Both candidates see the debates as an opportunity: Trump hopes that such a clash would expose Biden's alleged feebleness, while Biden is gambling that drawing a clear contrast early in the general election — reminding people of why they booted Trump from the White House in 2020 — will drive up early voter turnout, which has tended to favor Democrats.

From Salon

I've read a few reports that seem to indicate that Allen is pleading feebleness and perhaps playing up his mental health issues in a play for leniency.

From Salon

If not for the feebleness of the rest of the NFC South, the Bucs would be on the outside looking in of the current playoff picture, holding the eighth-best record in the conference.

As for the spoken words — the book is by Blankenbuehler and Ted Malawer — they have the skeletal feebleness of a fable, except when occasionally larded with triple-crème tropes like “listening to your heart,” Paris “working her charm” and “magic in the cobblestones.”

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

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