Thomas J. Lueck (NYT) HUNTINGTON STATION: CRASH SCENE INQUIRY -- Investigators yesterday were looking into reports that gates at a railroad crossing had malfunctioned about 10 minutes before a fatal accident Wednesday night.
At some point over Benghazi, the jet experienced what military officials called an "equipment malfunction," and at about 11 30 p.m. local time on Monday (about 5 30 p.m. Eastern time on Monday), both the pilot and the weapons officer ejected.
Right as I unhooked it, saving her from the worst commuter wardrobe malfunction ever, she turned about and looked right at me.
Naturalists who buy the two stage picture think that, first, we agree on the biological facts about malfunction.
The deteriorated availability can lead to device overload that triggers a fire, and the malfunction can bring about financial losses like a rise in electric rate and the risk of life.
Like our current crisis, the Great Depression was brought about by a malfunction of the international financial system.
Last night, the train experienced other problems, when an electrical malfunction halted service for about 20 minutes.
"The consequences of a zipper malfunction," explains a video about the coat I am wearing today, "can take you out of your zone instantly.
WIMBLEDON, England — Rafael Nadal tapped on the microphone and asked, "What happened?" He was talking about a malfunction that made his speech inaudible to the Centre Court crowd, but he might have been referring to the defeat he had just been handed.
As the hour draws late and St Vincent's set gets gnarlier – Huey Newton has a section that sounds like Black Sabbath – her instrument can sound like an entire substation about to malfunction.
