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• The two men clash when the novice begins botching the job.
• McDermott soon followed with charges that Republicans were botching the probe.
• Yet after botching her short program, Kwan still finished eighth.
• Ridge didn't help matters by botching his big announcement.
• He plays a surgeon fired for botching an operation while on amphetamines.
• Schettino accused some of his crew of misunderstanding and botching his orders.
• Yugoslavia is the most obvious example of Europe's botching its opportunity.
• Obviously, it has involved more than just botching health-care reform.
• Botching, he notes, is not all bad.
• Michael's pushy curiosity leads to his almost botching things several times.
• Sorry, if I'm botching the format.
• Russians living in the enclave of Barentsburg accused Norwegian officials of botching the job.
• Lebed blamed Kulikov for botching the Chechen war and demanded that Yeltsin fire him.
• The Democrats are really botching it up.
• Russians living in the enclave of Barentsburg accused Norwegian officials of botching the recovery mission.
• Former national champion Michael Weiss is fifth after botching two of his three required jumps.
• One of Sullivan's officers subsequently preferred charges against him for botching the operation.
• Moments before the lecture, Jax had committed the Cardinal sin of botching a defensive call.
• The NFL contributed to the conspiracy theorizing by botching last spring's Cowboys testing process.
• Not Sunday, not after the Jets ended their opening drive by botching an apparent touchdown.