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• The bungled opportunity seemed symptomatic of the Rangers's season.
• This day, however, was not the standard Seahawk bungle.
• In short, they said, the police bungled the case.
• Every false start, every discarded arrangement, every bungled vocal.
• That followed his bungled attempt to suborn House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
• From the start, Clinton bungled his role as 1960s icon.
• He also bungled a grounder by Tim Bogar in the eighth.
• It bungled that business this time by not supporting the Spaniards.
• The commedia players are a bungling, good-hearted lot.
• The game remained deadlocked after a bungled extra-point attempt.
• Unfortunately, Hollywood has so far bungled its approach to cybercrime.
• The reconstruction of Afghanistan must not be bungled a second time.
• The Bruins also had an interception and a bungled punt snap.
• The terrorists to whom Iraq subcontracts the job might bungle it.
• And he never bungled the occupation because there was no occupation.
• Simpson's lawyers have accused Mazzola of bungling evidence collection.
• Generations of Australians have blamed British bungling for their horrible loss.
• They bungled two inbounds plays and failed to control a rebound.
• Ethiopian and Egyptian investigators have also accused each other of bungling.
• Frustrated friends and family members accused Norway of bungling the operation.