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If Bain & Company was just such a "loser" with too big an appetite, and got a handout to keep its loans above water, Mr Romney has some awkward explaining to do.

Though it has some awkward patches, and occasionally risks melodrama, "Safety" is on the whole a remarkably graceful satire, out of which sympathy sprouts like an unruly weed (Scott).

But it is clear that the Pentagon has some awkward explaining to do—and must come clean if the Americans are to claim the moral high ground in their war against terrorism.As for the behaviour of the Iraqi government and its security forces, the American conundrum is trickier.

The American saxophonist Joe Lovano also did a classical crossover of sorts with his integrated dialogue with the composer Marc Antony Turnage; unlike that session, however, this has some awkward shifts from rich-textured, rhythmically ambiguous classical passages to straightahead swing, in which the straight musicians become riff-players.

From fending off creepy guys to seeing the world through the eyes of a cat, our heroine has some awkward and odd encounters.

Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister David Cameron has some awkward questions to answer about an offshore fund apparently run by his father, and FIFA officials continue to have a very, very bad stretch in the public eye.

"We had some awkward moments, but not seriously so.

I have some awkward memories of over-sharing in letters over the years.

But the chances are that the Hawk sales will be given the go-ahead, and that Mr Cook will have some awkward explaining to do.

So far, we have not had any uncomfortable moments thanks to the media attention, although I have had some awkward moments.

Mr. McCain has had some awkward moments, his aides acknowledged, but they said other moments had crystallized the experienced side of him that they were hoping to highlight.