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foul up

verb as in make a mess of

noun as in bungled situation, mistake

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“The reason why you wouldn’t check a bag is that eliminates one of the foul-up points,” Brancatelli said.

After that, Barney steps way back, and Lee, after a major mission foul-up, is fired by his girlfriend, played by Megan Fox, who takes over the leadership role.

What had seemed like abandonment turned out to be a pet-sitting foul-up, but the owner also needed help with some veterinary issues, said Kris Lindsay, who oversees the recovery center.

But the Democrat, Daniel Schramm, later told reporters he would vote to certify on Wednesday, after having time to confirm that the foul-up didn’t disenfranchise any voters.

Mark Finchem, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, called the foul-up “unacceptable performance.”

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

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