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hit or miss not planned carefully and as likely to be bad as to be good. Hiring has often been hit or miss – we never really knew whether a person was qualified until after they started working here. |
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In a sobering reminder that Seo is still a hit-or-miss, back- of-the-rotation guy who relies entirely on finesse, the right-hander showed no resemblance to the man who had given the Dodgers back- to-back masterpieces in his two previous starts. Conventional methods, which typically involve varying the temperature of a crystallizing solution or changing solvents, take a lot of time and are hit-or-miss. Traditional methods are expensive and ineffective--a hit-or-miss proposition that does not offer the searching tenant the depth and breadth of information they need to make such an important business decision," said Sheridan. |
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