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A small example: I am 30 minutes late after a train debacle, something that, with an actor of Weaver's standing, would customarily cause upset on a par with the sky falling in, but is instead met with concern.
Following a bit of a train debacle caused by my inability to properly convert the 24-hour clock, I made it back to Vernazza by midnight.
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Sure, I understand there's a train wreck factor to the media coverage, which makes it virtually impossible to look away from this debacle.
Everybody likes to watch a train wreck, and so it was when Charlie Sheen signed up for Twitter to tell his side of the Two and a Half Men debacle.
It is a debacle of a cycle.
That tactic was used in a costly 2007 debacle clearing a protest at MacArthur Park.
The Ministry of Defence has been criticised in a report into the debacle over training Libyan soldiers at a camp at Bassingbourn barracks, Cambridgeshire.
It's a fiasco, it's an absolute debacle".
These are the kinds of big questions that will determine whether biofuels help create a sustainable future or an environmental debacle.
Can our community act responsibly with marriage in a way that doesn't create a public-relations debacle just as we're gaining momentum on the equality train?
The father becomes a taciturn drunk, his great experiment a debacle.
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