The translation fiasco appeared to have replaced me in Allan's memory, but his change of tone seemed to indicate that he also remembered me as the poor Julie whose parents had died during her freshman year.
Unfortunately, like many observers of the Bosnian peacekeeping fiasco, Power appears to have given up on international institutions.
More than a century before December's fiasco in Queens and Brooklyn, New York City seemed to have snow figured out.
Shortly after an — ahem — misunderstanding involving Microsoft's Xbox tech support department, a gamer, and an autographed Xbox 360 case (you can read all about the original fiasco here), things seem to have been made right — by Bungie.
It taught me like, 'Yo, stop rushing, or you're going to have some fiascos.'" When Fiasco was 17, he began creating music as a solo artist in his father's basement, even though his parents were not keen on having their son be a rapper.
As much as the public soured on Republicans after the "defund Obamacare" fiasco, the ill will seemed to have evaporated by election day.
Much of the reason we're even in this whole fiasco to begin with has do with the big O -- or lack of it, for that matter.
Meanwhile, investors who signed notes in the $30 million fiasco will have to ante up twice that amount in taxes and IRS penalties.
One reason bond yields are so low now — at least in markets like Britain and the United States — is the fact that after the Greek fiasco investors have come to fear default more than currency depreciation.
Because of this fiasco I have had to go on the German ticketing site Detour and buy tickets from them, although the choice is now limited, I now have at least some tickets and can start arranging travel and hotels.
