His blunder impaired his influence.
But he made an awful blunder.
Sadly, we are still living with the consequences of that moral and strategic blunder.
His decision to force the election now looks like an epic blunder.
Yet even in this relatively straightforward task of making public information properly public, technology offers plenty of scope for blunder.
There also was an uncharacteristic blunder: Equities-trading revenue tumbled because Goldman was caught flat-footed when volatility rose as markets tumbled.
England was left to lick its wounds and limp home, victims of a televised refereeing blunder witnessed by millions around the world yelling at their TV screens.
The Svengali's self-inflicted uniform (black turtleneck, dad jeans, Seinfeld kicks) rival Superman's in its homogeneity-a style blunder no AutoCorrect can fix.
An investigation is under way into how twin newborn boys died 11 days ago after a catastrophic medical blunder at Stafford hospital, just days before a public inquiry opened into its "appalling" care.
A year ago, I was waiting at a stoplight on a Taipei street corner one day when suddenly I saw a little boy blunder out into the road, oblivious to the red light.
