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• not: Once it had developed the Trust did not mismanage her care to any significant extent.

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• system: Labor may have mismanaged the whole system and it may need reform, but that's not a moral issue.

• birth: Many depressed, bereaved parents are suffering not just from grief, but from the trauma of mismanaged births.

• economy: Because the Kabul regime has so badly mismanaged the economy, the Afghan people are starving.

• company: Who wants to work for an owner mismanaged company?

• affair: That fool, Prince Charlie, mismanaged a most promising affair: there fell my first fortune.

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• grossly: The confessions they offered add to the torrent of them from those who planned the Iraq war and then grossly mismanaged its searing aftermath.

• so: No wonder New Labor have so mismanaged the NHS; they have put their cronies in charge.

• badly: Because the Kabul regime has so badly mismanaged the economy, the Afghan people are starving.

• financially: The letter painted a very different picture of a home that was being financially mismanaged by Mr. and Mrs Mohammed.

• just: We have just mismanaged agricultural land to the extent that we are starving our own people.