Able
Able adjective - Having the required skills for an acceptable level of performance.
Nearby Word: ability
Inefficient
Both words in one sentence
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In comparison, the rebels' fancy Kung-Fu, which still works despite being inefficient, reflects how they're able to bend the rules.
Source: Franchise / The Matrix - However the book screws up in assuming that there is infinite amount of raw resources on Earth to be able to support such an inefficient economic system.
Source: Artistic License Economics - This is inefficient, costly, WILL kill good agents and negates the idea that the Mole may be either prepared for this and able to fake his or her death, or is simply unlucky and one of the ones killed.
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