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He crawled toward them on his hands and knees, faultily pointing at the screen.

Such behavior is highly unbecoming in a computer, even a faultily programmed one.

And, God knows, it was badly cut and faultily directed.

It was as if his character had been faultily wired, leaving a capacity for shorts that were sure to come sooner or later.

The answer is most likely no, at least within the rooms that Klinghoffer has demonstrated to be faultily built.

"We all reason faultily at times.

That said, the story line, though faultily constructed, frames an exciting score painlessly, if unfulfillingly.

In a faultily designed system, dirt can be brought into the control area rather than drawn out as a result of the complexity of airflow components.

He quoted softly: " ' Faultily faultless, icily regular, splendidly null.'

If he looked on a book faultily or falsely written, or containing a false passage, although wholly illiterate, he would point out the place with his finger.

Grassalkowitsch, a Hungarian prince, thought his musicians were playing faultily in some of these passages, and when he learned differently he tore the music in pieces.)

He had put all His eggs in one faultily woven basket, the sentient race which now photographed in 3-D ultra-stereophonic, videomatic depth something which did not exist.

For all his inherited size and strength he was, after all, only a little boy--a frightened, homesick little boy--reasoning faultily from the meager experience of childhood.

But the state was thrown into shock earlier this month when 63 percent of students statewide - including thousands of seniors - failed a math test that may or may not have been faultily constructed.

Once a year or so a vast pane of amber-tinted glass, faultily made, was sucked by wind from its place and went sailing out over the Preserve for hundreds of yards before it landed.

The oakleaves are canting for the municipality's name which, as mentioned above, derives from the German word Eichen ("oaks") prefixed with a faultily separated dative plural definite article ending.

They asserted that there were faultily designed, unsafe dwellings all over Los Angeles, and were calling for a grand jury probe on the contractors who built the structures back during the '20s real estate boom.

I am using two stones, a faultily ground lens, and the hilt of an old throwing dagger to hold the paper down, and what drops I flick from the pen travel westerly before, hitting back into the inkwell.

As a result this breed has practically no tolerance for high quality, high protein dog foods and supplements, and especially the young, still growing dogs will suffer irreversible and lethal damage to their bone structure and cartilage when faultily fed.

For a start, the opera is an improvement on the play, which is verbose, faultily structured and moralistic; instead, Teachout's terse libretto recaptures the stringent economy of the much finer story, also by Maugham, upon which the play is based."