Somebody will mention the latest trade rumor, the latest name bound to fix the Yankees' troubled bullpen.
As the incoming Obama administration decides how to fix the economy, the troubles of the banking system have become particularly vexing.
McElroy hoped that Critchfield would be able to fix the nation's trouble missile program, but Critchfield was reluctant to serve at the director's $19,000 salary.
On July 26th the government launched a debt firm designed to buy non-performing loans, but Fitch, a ratings agency, said the firm is unlikely to fix the country's troubled banking sector unless it is accompanied by "meaningful" reform.Mr Dung's kin appear to have done well financially during his turn at the helm of this country of 90m.
That someone had gone to the trouble to "fix" the Netflix interface by way of a browser bookmarklet indicated that the online experience left a lot to be desired for many users.
Nor is it certain to fix the Balkans's many troubles.
And that India, frightened and besieged today by terrorist bombings and growing Hindu fundamentalism, remains always willing to fix the blame for its troubles on Pakistan.
Inaction to fix the banking sector also troubles markets, said Simon Tilford, an economist with the Center for European Reform in London, because it "highlights a willful refusal to recognize the core of the crisis, which is the collapse of economic activity and low economic growth".
Three out of the network's four new shows are science fiction stories: Journeyman, about a man that travels back through time to fix the lives of people in trouble; Bionic Woman, a remake of the 1970s hit series from Battlestar Galactica's David Eick and Chuckk, about a computer geek-turned-spy.
But it will not fix the troubles facing the economy alone.
