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People who might have been helped by these researchers’ work will become disillusioned by technologies that perform poorly when it matters most.

Opened in Sept. 2002, this “poorly managed” detention facility was the second site opened by the CIA after the 9/11 attacks.

The problem, of course, is that the “me vs. not me” response can serve us poorly in the more social sense.

Their fighting was poorly coordinated, their weapons were vintage pieces, mostly seized from the Ukrainian military.

The Denver debate went off without a hitch—except for President Obama, who did poorly, as I recall.

And when support goes up, so do the earnings of the Zaitokukai—earnings that are poorly accounted for and go untaxed.

At a quarter past the hour she felt so poorly as to be compelled to retire to her room.

The meetings of Miss Anthony and her co-workers were but poorly attended and all but barren of results.

Ah Fe, without removing his eyes from blank vacancy, saw that both Mrs. Tretherick and Carry were poorly dressed.

The expedition had been poorly outfitted and undermanned from the beginning.

These often are underdesigned even for initial loads, let alone for the growth that comes later, and most of them are poorly run.