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Patchy.

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Health education campaigns have often been patchy and rules difficult to enforce.
Reuters
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New Zealand films were also numerous, if a bit patchy, this year.
Radio NZ
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Unemployment insurance coverage is patchy and of shorter duration than in Europe.
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In reality, the quality of care and education is unregulated and patchy.
The Irish Times
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It's against this patchy track record the latest' discovery' must be compared.
News.com.au
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But in truth, options for dealing with e-waste remain patchy and imperfect.
The Guardian
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The performance of shares listed under the new regime has been patchy.
Reuters
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Still, opinion and exit polls have a patchy track record in India.
Reuters
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It blames the weather and a sales tax for recent patchy data.
Reuters
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They released only two albums: one very good, the other very patchy.
The Guardian
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Opinion and exit polls, though, have a patchy track record in India.
Reuters
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Beijing had a limited, temporary ban in 2008, but enforcement was patchy.
Reuters
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Parts of northwest NSW are also likely to experience some patchy showers.
News.com.au
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This information was the oldest and most patchy, and so least reliable.
Tarnished Knight
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Pre-election opinion polls and post-voting exit polls both have a patchy record.
Reuters
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The training data was deliberately patchy, says Monty Barlow at Cambridge Consultants.
BBC
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