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There’s an unsavory racial element to our attachment to this crisis: A CBS reporter recently gaffed that Ukraine is more “civilized” than other Internet-era war zones — such as Syria or Iraq or Afghanistan or Yemen — which is a reason the clash there has captivated some in the West.

The Trump campaign has most recently targeted Biden’s former record on China, but has also continued to highlight moments where the former vice president has stumbled or gaffed.

“I’m pretty sure I just sent her a bunch of laughing emojis and gaffed it off.”

Four batters later, Jansen gaffed.

"After about an hour and a half of backing down, we had the fish gaffed boat-side. That was the easy part; it took another hour and six guys to get the 12' 926 pound mako through the tuna door. Fish of a lifetime to say the least."

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

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