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It may come as no surprise, but the giant mechanical shark suffered one malfunction after another in the open water, but that's no problem for the master of cinema.
In fact, all manner of military communications and radar technology malfunction
Firing systems all run off of electricity, so it could have been a surge of electricity, it could have been some sort of malfunction which the computer decided it was going to fire all cues at once.
It could have been some sort of malfunction, which the computer decided it was going to fire all cues at once.
Don't we get that girl. Oh, it's just a malfunction keep that custom malfunction
So if we get that gear zone system malfunction keep that just about function
The problem is how much of it is extremely sensible and therefore in its way utterly ineffective, for what we are dealing with in heartbreak is not some administrative malfunction for which one or two handy pointers will swiftly return a sufferer to the norm, but a wholesale and long-term loss of command over one's emotional constitution, for which the most opposite response may be limitless acknowledgement of the scale of the crisis, unbounded compassion and a heavy emphasis on the utter reasonableness of madness.
The pilot managed to get a message out saying he had a malfunction, but he wasn't able to eject or bail out, unlike the earlier crash in 2008, where the pilot in that case managed to eject from the aircraft.
Temporary jagged malfunction. We worked out a whole system, remember?
mechanical could malfunction, means not work properly, or "break down" if you want to use
My phone is malfunctioning." Anything basically mechanical could malfunction - means not work properly - or break down, if you want to use the phrasal verb.
I think there's been a malfunction because mine says three hours, 29, but that is definitely lower.
But at the 2004 Super Bowl, a disastrous wardrobe malfunction accidentally caused by Justin