When all but the biggest hit records seem ephemeral, you might think that this questionable concept questionably presented would be a dim memory to all but Ms. Fleming's most passionate devotees.
As once disgraced journalist and 60 Minutes producer Mary Mapes, she's all shoulder-padded swagger masking burnt, jangling nerves; she commands emotional involvement even when the plot-fuelling scandal, about questionably unearthed documents throwing George W Bush's military record into question, is a decade past its boiling point.
Meanwhile, such dubious initiatives as forcing banks to slash interest rates and lavishing giant contracts on such ideologically orthodox but questionably competent institutions as the Revolutionary Guards have brought cries of foul from most economists.Like voters nearly everywhere, Iranians tend to put domestic issues ahead of foreign policy.
No, even though I'm in Phoenix, which local people angry about illegal immigration (ie, almost all of them) have started (questionably) to call the second-placed kidnap capital of the world.
Election officials have told him, questionably, that his ten nominators must belong to his neighbourhood's election committee.
Though questionably literate (he read a bit, but barely wrote), he was an avid spreader of learning.
Former members of the Revolutionary Guard, now seeking the presidency, play down their military records, brandish questionably learned doctorates and appear in computer-enhanced photographs that hide their pates if they are bald and their turbans if they are clerics.
His move was so blatantly tactical (and questionably democratic) that it prompted criticism from believers, including Mr Prodi and the leader of the National Alliance, Gianfranco Fini.
Does the Oracle suit deal Mr Strine a winning hand?Will Leo roar PeopleSoft's customer-assurance programme certainly placed questionably tough restrictions on a hostile bidder's freedom of action.
They should do that instead of charging questionably calculated fuel surcharges.
Chief among these fashions is letting users upload anything they want to a video service which might include clips of themselves doing odd things ("user-generated content") or, more questionably, videos pirated from other sources.
