But those moments "could eventually be overshadowed by revelations of infighting, a bungled rescue and numbers that don't add up," a columnist wrote in The Daily Nation, the biggest Kenyan newspaper, on Tuesday.
Stephen Lawrence was murdered in 1993 by a racist mob and his family's suspicions that the Met bungled the hunt for the killers was eventually borne out by the Macpherson report in 1999.
HUD staffers who spoke with Politico on the condition of anonymity described her first six months working for the agency as a disaster, accusing her of bungling a poorly received listening tour that was eventually canceled after a series of blunders.
Patton had his fingers in many pies with the Fantômas, Mr Bungle (who he'd never left), various projects with John Zorn and eventually many others outfits.
An inquiry prompted by Mr Ledward's activities found that he had bullied staff, bungled operations and damaged and mistreated patients, before the GMC eventually stopped him in 1998.
Like the perennially exasperated Edgar Kennedy of the Laurel and Hardy shorts, Craven's Bellamy stares in disbelief as his bungling minions mess up his most elaborate plans, his temper eventually erupting in torrents of sarcasm.
Other journalists forgot about it, but Cardoso kept digging, and eventually caused the attorney-general and six others, whom he accused of deliberately bungling the investigation, to be sacked.
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Bobby Moynihan then performs his own Jagger impression and sings "Sympathy for the Devil," and although he bungles the impersonation, replaces most of the lyrics with "sympathy for the devil" and eventually falls asleep, Kristen Wiig is so taken by a man performing a Jagger impression that she says she might have sex with him.
His dispatches of bungling in the Crimean War and the privations faced by the troops caused outrage and eventually led to reform.
In their report, the MPs accuse both the Bank of England and the FSA of bungling their eventual attempts to make sure that Mr Diamond took responsibility for the Libor scandal by eventually resigning from his post at Barclays.
