Having met them, we feel better now about Christmas, and hope that they are soon tooling around Ocoee in a 2004 Durango -- one not vexed by the minor circuit-board flaw that prompted last week's recall of 4,000 new Durangos, including those the color of Santa's nose.
Police antagonized crowds who gathered to protest in Ferguson after Michael Brown's death last summer, violated free speech rights and made it difficult to hold officers accountable, according to a Justice Department report that found across-the-board flaws in law enforcement's response.
We then offer more substantive reforms that could fix the Penn State board's flaws.
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But the commission is saying that the board election rule is flawed, so the nine elected members should be dismissed.
Too often, work zones have lanes that are too narrow, inadequate barriers separating oncoming traffic and design flaws, the board said.
Three had misprints — a wrong word underlined, missing math sign, smudge on a word — and three times students convinced the board that questions were flawed.
Looking at the group of troubled corporate leaders Dennis Kozlowski of Tyco, Ken Lay of Enron, Bernie Ebbers of WorldCom, Gary Winnick of Global Crossing and John Rigas of Adelphia -- it is easy to conclude that flaws in board governance or shady accounting practices are behind their problems.
In an editorial, the newspaper's editorial board said Hillary Clinton's flaws fade compared with Donald Trump's and her approach to governing is mature and rational.
Mr. Green, whose district covers a broad swath of Brooklyn including parts of Flatbush, Fort Greene and Bedford-Stuyvesant, said that in retrospect, the creation of local school boards three decades ago was flawed.
But after this recent meltdown, it is obvious that we need to change the system that entrenches flawed boards and managers that have run amok.
