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Can a blunder be rigorous?

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Well, I wouldn't think so, since they kind of contradict each other... you can't pay strict attention to all the minute details and blunder... blunder is more accidental and because you weren't thinking or paying attention. Not ruling it our for use with poetic license, but generally, no.

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