8. Repurposed wedding dresses: Okay, this one was pretty good in theory, if not in outcome 9. Bob Mackie/Christina Aguilera challenge: This, too, was marred more by the actual designs than the challenge parameters.
The campaign was marred by more than 400 incidents of violence, according to monitors, and allegations of fraud and intimidation.
On the last day of a dismal quarter, one that was marred by more than 600 profit warnings, analysts said the market was beginning to look ahead.
When Lancelot meets a much younger noblewoman - Elaine - his "touch of earth" strikes her too, in spite of his battle scars, and the difference in their ages: However marred, of more than twice her years, Seamed with an ancient swordcut on the cheek, And bruised and bronzed, she lifted up her eyes And loved him, with that love which was her doom.
Manning, who retired Monday after 18 seasons, including a final one marred by injury, more than accumulated a passel of records and two Super Bowl wins.
Mr. Heflin, seeking a 12th term, said the balloting had been marred by irregularities more than sufficient to reverse the result of the election, which was awarded to Hubert Vo, a Houston businessman.
The scandal mars his image more than a decade later, but he insisted he was not bothered by it.
Management and disposal of radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation in Washington State, marred by problems for more than two decades, is the focus of a harsh new assessment by the Government Accountability Office.
The election in 2002 that brought Mr. Somare to power was marred by violence in which more than a dozen people were killed.
With past elections marred by allegations of fraud, more than 120 international observers have arrived in the country to monitor the voting.
