Each hoped to use the other to promote his own renown, and each was devious and paranoid enough to find ways of preventing the other from fully succeeding.
Police officers on motorcycles rode in front of the racers, trying to part the crowds but not fully succeeding in doing so.
And if a large exhibition can go awry by trying to do too much, this one is seriously thrown off balance, trying to be too many things without fully succeeding in a single one.
In the less satisfying "Bad for Each Other," a 1953 medical melodrama directed by Irving Rapper, she's a morally corrupt heiress who tries to lead a young doctor (Charlton Heston) from the straight and narrow; the censorship strictures of the time, alas, prevent her from fully succeeding.
From abolitionists to Communists to the modern feminist and gay rights movements, this is a panoramic history of the reformers, radicals and idealists who, while not fully succeeding on their own terms, have shifted the nation's moral compass and expanded its sense of political possibility.
In the following weeks, Jenna struggled to gain back her boss's trust, never fully succeeding.
