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| '''Failure''' is defined in ] as the lack of ability of a component, equipment, sub system, or system to perform its intended function as designed. Failure may be the result of one or many ]s. | |||
| '''Failure''' is defined as invading poor countries, who really did not want you there in the first place. | |||
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Failure is defined in ISO/CD 10303-226 as the lack of ability of a component, equipment, sub system, or system to perform its intended function as designed. Failure may be the result of one or many faults.
See also
Other usages
- Failure is also a 1990s space rock band.
- See also Miserable failure.
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