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shoddiness

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Miller revelled in the space he was given to do the damage and afterwards admitted he couldn't believe his luck at the shoddiness of the defending that met him - especially at the second goal where Rangers keeper Allan McGregor's punt was allowed to bounce its way to the edge of the box unchallenged before Miller muscled the bigger and heavier Glenn Loovens out of the way then beat Boruc.
When Hamas, to defend itself, insists that its rockets during the Gaza war were primed to hit Israeli military positions, but because of their shoddiness veered off course to hit civilian targets, this is nonsense.
One fears that shoddiness and lack of coordination are assisting terrorist elements by default.
 
 
 
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