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incompetence
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incompetence [in′käm·pəd·əns]
(forensic science)
Inability to function within the law, as the incompetence of an individual to drive when under the influence of alcohol.
(medicine)
Insufficiency or inadequacy in performing natural functions.
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But, personal prejudices and incompetences aside, can anyone other than a super-alien show enough mental and physical dexterity to operate three electronic devices at the same?
Information, but not as I know it! by Birmingham Mail (England)
There were long speeches about the evil that women do, the incompetences of fellow chefs and his attitudes to the local people he lived alongside in Africa when he was a child; views that weren't likely to make him many friends within Britain's black community any day soon.
'I could have slit my own throat but I didn't have the guts to do it' by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Moody, aggressive and always blaming others for their own incompetences.
How to handle the boss from hell; Stuff you and your job! That's one ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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