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User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Can you tell me what the highlighted parts mean here?
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Wearing the garb of a natural human error
Wearing the garb of a natural human error, the umpiring blunderbuss continues to roll.
Source : http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/blogs/blog-hawk-eye/article4996600.eceCan you tell me what the highlighted parts mean here?
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The writer must have had something in mind when he wrote that, but he did not get it down on paper. That headline is too garbled to read. Forget it.
- The writer must have had something in mind when he wrote that, but he did not get it down on paper.
- That headline is too garbled to read.
- Forget it.
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The writer must have had something in mind when he wrote that, but he did not get it down on paper. That headline is too garbled to read. Forget it.
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User_garyWearing the garb of a natural human errorEverybody makes mistakes. This can even be used as an excuse for making mistakes. "It's only human to make mistakes."
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