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• But beware, sometimes the plots can be botched, too.
• The operation had been botched, and she could barely walk.
• One mole-hunting effort after another is botched or abandoned.
• The 5-0 lead was not all the Yankees botched.
• Santoro had died of an air embolism after a botched abortion.
• This has been a botched up job from the word go,
• When he came to nationals, Eldredge botched his long program.
• The Jazz, of all teams, botched the final sequence.
• It is an undeniable fact that the LAPD botched this case.
• The operation, which is not complicated, was nevertheless botched.
• Randall Cunningham botched one first-half handoff into a fumble.
• The abortion was botched, and Becky died, she added.
• After a while, I decided he had botched the case.
• Hood's family claims the funeral home botched his embalming.
• And, of course, the referees botched the big calls.
• At 14, he even botched his first meeting with Sinatra.
• Starling is in highly publicized trouble over a botched drug arrest.
• Frustration seeped out at every turnover and very botched defensive rotation.
• In some ways, Honeywell is stronger for the botched merger.