Examples of blemish

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In a work evidently aiming to be definitive such blemishes should be ironed out in subsequent editions.
The faces in the looking-glass change but the looking-glass, with its blemishes and perspective, remains the same.
In the present study, most pods harvested from the treated plants after 15 weeks were without blemishes and of adequate size, therefore marketable.
Now, his customers want fruit that not only tastes good but is also free from blemishes.
There are only a few minor blemishes in this otherwise excellent reference book.
Counts were obtained every 2- 4 mm, with gaps at some places, such as near the optic nerve head or at blemishes.
Despite such blemishes the text deserves serious attention.
There are some typographical and factual errors but these are minor blemishes.
Such slips, however trivial, are blemishes in a book of this quality and from this publisher.
Only one language feature blemishes the code as compared to the algebraic formulation of the algorithms.
Nonetheless, the book's contributions outweigh these minor blemishes.
Specialists in other fields might find similar small blemishes.
Here, too, was untimely sickness and death, a once-handsome face lined and blemished by the struggle with the disease bilharzia.
Immature fresh pods without blemishes (absence of defect, decay, insects and dirt) were regarded as marketable.
However, these are relatively rare blemishes in a book which is never less than thought-provoking and, on occasion, inspired.
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