There is little drama -- mostly academic infighting, endless feuds over the meaning of the fossils -- in most of the years back in Europe.
This endless saga of infighting and false starts, not to mention the plan's unpopularity, may explain why on Friday morning President Donald Trump rage-tweeted that Republicans should just repeal Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, then come up with a new approach.
Bounced into bidding by a Gordon Brown announcement, the campaign was initially so consumed by endless internal bloodletting and infighting that no one looked up to see the writing was already on the wall.
Between the endless leaks and reported infighting among Trump's top aides, there is no shortage of drama coming from the White House. .
And then we have the Syrian "opposition", insofar as it exists, with its endless fraternal arguments and juvenile infighting – what on earth does dear leader Khatib think he is doing?
Labour conference may have been consumed by party infighting, factional posturing, and endless debate of internal rules, but The World Transformed – Momentum's inaugural annual conference – was taking place down the road.
Long a dream of former Mayor Tom Bradley, the subway was enthusiastically embraced by the establishment before falling victim to infighting, route changes and seemingly endless setbacks, from the giant sinkhole that opened on Hollywood Boulevard in 1995 to the deaths of three construction workers in 1997.
Many remember the days of seemingly endless coalition governments, a weak economy and political infighting.
Some current and former employees describe a stultifying world of 14-hour strategy sessions, endless business reviews and a preoccupation with PowerPoint slides; of laborious job evaluations, hundreds of e-mails a day and infighting among divisions so fierce that it hobbles design and delays product releases.
