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When redesigning or overhauling a website, it is vital to involve SEO in the project from the beginning, or you will likely end up adding an extra step when a botched overhaul of content starts to affect performance.

That they spoke at all is an indication of the depth of their frustration over the botched response.

Instead, Carrum Health’s customers pay a fee and in return receive a 30-day warranty on procedures, meaning that the healthcare provider will cover any costs associated with care from botched operations or complications.

Adam Neumann, the WeWork co-founder who stepped down after a botched attempt at an IPO last year, is not done with venture capital yet.

A botched vaccine campaign could undermine public health in the United States.

Todd is at his best discussing the unbelievably botched rollout of healthcare.gov.

The result, Panetta says: botched U.S. policies from Syria to Iraq to Afghanistan.

That same day, despite tissues still damp from the aftermath of the botched audition, my life changed in a matter of two hours.

The recent botched executions are just the tip of the iceberg.

Another week, another botched killing under the legal euphemism of capital punishment.

To think of a chap writing such a veiled, ambiguous, absolutely botched sentence, and cooking up such a mess!

But of Van city itself—thanks to its proximity to the frontier—he made rather a botched job.

That was his chief boast, if boasting it might be called—that he never botched the job.

This is perfectly true; much as Lnnrot botched and vamped the Finnish lays he made no epic out of them.

None of your botched stuff, cotton and wool, trumpery; flimsy rubbish that rips if you look at it.