The provisional government also
committed two huge blunders: 1. it refused to give land to the poor peasants in the rural areas.
In the states something of a
near-universal blunder
that.
Blunder detection.
Blundering about
in the dark.
Blunder around
in the dark, at first.
Blunder in the history
of the english people.
Energy companies are creating serious problems through
billing blunders.
An impartial committee to select the final list of names was suggested to
avoid blunders.
Still they paid for this
monumental blunder
in the biggest fashion, beaten by a very poor portugal on penalties.
Blunder rate
for external quality assessment samples was 0.2 % .
A huge walrus had
just blundered
through the sand castle party, wrecking hours of industry by the children.
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Have i
made any huge blunders
with my choices?
The
catastrophic blunder
had cost years of lost research.
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But it felt like we were shouting at a brick wall, as insane management decisions
followed marketing blunders.
No greater
tactical blunder
in principle could have been committed by the party under these conditions.
A list of internet
marketing blunders
which didn't include spamming just wouldn't be complete.
A late queens ' goal following a jesus
defensive blunder
spoilt what was a very good afternoon for jesus.
The question of taxes brings us to the toriesâ
fatal strategic blunder.
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