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They are also good at dealing with the government failures that plague emerging markets.

But the objects of their outcries — taxes, deficits, immigration and supposed violations of the Constitution — are of far less consequence than the great failures that plague the nation.

The report offers the most detailed look yet at the series of systemic failures that plagued the prison.

The suit, which was posted on the Web site of The Hollywood Reporter, cites the technical failures that plagued his show and other examples of unprofessional work.

The race was conducted without any of the tire failures that had plagued the previous grand prix at Silverstone in England.

The allegations against Mr. Delayo made it easy on Friday for him to be seen as a symbol for the failures that have plagued the Buildings Department for years.

Given the failures that have plagued the mission from the start, he may yet be Mr. Bush's best hope for sustaining public support for an unpopular war once his presidency ends.

The National Commission on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling issued recommendations for how to address the systemic failures that have plagued the oil industry and government oversight.

Behind the policy switch is mounting evidence that patients who start early are more likely to live longer, and less likely to suffer a variety of ailments — including heart disease, kidney failure and cancer — that plague long-term survivors.

The company has aggressively defended the safety of the Durata, which is made with the newer Optim coating that St . Judesays is not prone to the same failure that has plagued the Riata, but some cardiologists have recommended that it should no't be used until more is known about its long-term safety.

Almost as soon as the retooled inspection stations opened in 1999, they were plagued by computer malfunctions and equipment failures that produced long lines of angry drivers.