That Fallon would one day become United's sole agency seemed remote in 1997, when the agency introduced a nontraditional campaign carrying the theme "Rising," which was centered on the myriad problems passengers can encounter when flying.
And she does not anticipate the myriad problems that can occur when cooking with fruit.
The achievement is all the more brilliant when the myriad problems faced by the children are taken into consideration.
But when looking at the myriad problems caused not only by our big food industry but by the policies that enable them and our cultural norms that incentivize poor health choices, too many people simply turn "obesity" into the boogeyman.
Understandably perhaps, the restoration of an art museum might rank low as a priority, given Iraq's myriad problems, but the museum's director, Salam Atta Sabri, 57, recalled an era in Iraq when arts and culture flourished.
The F-35 jobs issue arose again this week when Cleveland.com ran a piece on the F-35's myriad problems, published well in advance of the plane's scheduled appearance at the Cleveland Air Show on Labor Day week-end.
Families here are struggling with myriad problems.
These myriad problems, however, are essentially minor.
Five months later, the F.D.A. discovered myriad problems, he said.
In the post-Waugh era Australia have myriad problems.
Over its history, of course, Aeroflot has had myriad problems.
