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The case involved a lawsuit brought against Amazon by plaintiff Angela Bolger, who claimed a replacement laptop battery she bought from a third-party seller on the site was defective.

Flaubert, for instance, hated the works of Dickens: “What defective composition!”

Seven years ago, a Chevy Cobalt with a defective ignition switch killed two teenage girls.

By either estimate, the defective switch cost Amy Rademaker and at least a dozen other people their lives.

Seattle was faster, stronger, hungrier, and more prepared, and Manning seemed like a wizard with a defective wand.

In The Conjuring, the Warrens brush off alleged hauntings as the result of drafts or defective pipes.

The great difficulty is in determining whether or not there is a defective ancestry in a given stock.

Having a weak constitution and defective sight, he avoided the conscription.

The Jure Divino is defective in arrangement and versification.

Here is a man who, from whatever cause, is bodily ill-born, with defective organs.

There is also much doubt as to the way in which the statisticians have used the term "abnormal" or "defective."