There have been a few other mishaps and near-mishaps over the years, none requiring serious medical care, but all making my heart beat faster.
Air Transat, the Canadian charter company whose Airbus ran out of fuel in both engines near the Azores last month, had several mishaps over the weekend.
He promised to find out "what was responsible - then who" for the mishaps over foreign prisoners and attempts to deport illegal immigrants - the other flashpoint of the grilling.
Mishaps over tax policy (see article) have not yet dragged him seriously off course.Yet some Tories blame their party's political strategy for their apparent lack of momentum.
Anyone looking for a reason for the relatively short-lived nature of the trust should look no further than the series of financial and operational failures that saw executive pay skyrocket out of control, £100m be spent on a failed Digital Media Initiative and a series of embarrassing editorial mishaps over the Savile affair and Lord McAlpine among others.
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Despite multiple public mishaps over the past several years caused by her own lack of awareness, Dunham continues to demand center stage ― in her own work, in her mother's photography series on gender, in the #TimesUp movement, and now among the disabled and chronically ill.
"They had a little bit of a mishap and turned over and all of a sudden you see two superstars on the other end and they are playing give and go, and what a heck of a goal," Ott said.
Even more striking is the drop the cost of litigation in cases where doctors are taken to court over mishaps resulting from their care.
These miscues and mishaps, multiplied over the dreary season, have resulted in the spectacular opportunity for the Tigers, who are 37-106 with 19 games remaining, to become the team with the most losses in major league history, surpassing the 120 losses of the Amazin' Mets in 1962.
