Alternately, defend a team you like despite a feeble record.
But set against the enormity of Britain's health-care fix, this has the makings of a feeble record.
Known as "Dem Bums" for their feeble record during much of the three-quarters of a century they were in Brooklyn, the Dodgers nonetheless inspired undying loyalty.
Why is she addressing us like some 1980s community activist when we know the feeble record of her, and her government, over the last 13 years, they asked themselves?
Many more illegal logs, of course, would have been smuggled abroad from other provinces or consumed domestically.In part, this feeble record stems from the fact that security services are severely under-funded and under-equipped.
During prime ministers' question time this morning Labour leader Ed Miliband attacked the apparently feeble record of the work programme in getting youngsters out of work for over nine months into jobs.
On top of this, nearly every country has its own pet programme to back chosen venture capitalists.Despite taxpayers' generosity, few think Europe's VC industry has much chance of attracting American levels of capital from private investors, given its feeble record.
The current, 113th Congress has a feeble record too, having designated only one of more than 30 proposed wilderness areas sponsored by members from both parties while also having the dishonor of closing our national parks during the October 2013 government shutdown.
It feels static, however, compared to Viola's recent, explosive video installations--though not as static as Andreas Troger's "Paul and Paik" (playing with "River of Cinema"), a feeble recording of video installation artists Nam June Paik and Paul Garrin.
The Cowboys (7-1), meanwhardlyhardlookedked like a team that had put up a feeble 8-11 record against the N.F.C.
