The original title is Le Dindon ("the turkey") and the fowl play (so to speak) typically arises from frustrated and foiled philandering.
On the way back from the foiled prisoner pickup, three members of a military police unit, Staff Sgt. James Massey, Pvt.
Those added powers, and an attitude honed during eight years of fighting white-collar criminals and Colombian drug lords as an assistant United States attorney — he still has the knife from a foiled attempt on his life in a field outside Bogota — are propelling Mr. Barofsky over barriers that have slowed the others.
U.S. and Israeli intelligence officials have linked Iran and Hezbollah to a string of assassination attempts and terrorist attacks on three continents in the past six months — from the foiled plot to kill a Saudi diplomat in Washington last fall to the deadly bombing of a tour bus filled with Israelis last week in Bulgaria.
Mr. Clarke, who says he helped save Americans from state-sponsored attacks from Iraq and Iran and foiled attempts by Al Qaeda to stage attacks, was unbowed.
Mr. Dillard, a deer hunter in his boyhood and a teacher and principal for 30 years, concedes that, with the mass of ordnance now routinely available across the nation, aberrant students cannot be fully foiled from schemes of mass murder.
He's been foiled from passing the fourth due to a regulator failure and hand injuries, among other problems.
Suspicious passengers — who hailed from 17 different countries — foiled his suspected attack while in Canadian airspace.
Two abortive bomb attempts organised from Yemen last year, both foiled, proved almost as successful in terms of generating disruption and fear as if the bombs had gone off as planned, as AQAP itself boasted.
The first attack was foiled but from another scrum, the drive continued, converting into a maul and finishing with Stegmann diving over while Biarritz were complaining about something or other on the floor.
