The testimony from senior transportation and immigration officials offered new evidence to a special joint Congressional panel investigating the attacks about how intelligence-sharing blunders may have allowed operatives of Al Qaeda to go undetected in the United States in the months before Sept. 11.
As a basketball executive, he has made his share of blunders and his share of good moves.
Many have recognized that embracing this issue is embracing deeper verity: When human beings recognize in each other our shared fallibility, the blunders of our histories are not paralyzing but liberating.
But nor, it appeared, have Serb forces been reduced to the ruined shell that would force Mr Milosevic to sue for a humiliating peace.And NATO's campaign, as usual, has not been without its share of blunders.
-- March 11 , 1975This section, alas, has committed its own share of blunders, including this classic: A picture caption about a tomato-throwing contest in Buñol, Spain, misstated the age of the tradition.
Like Microsoft and every other major software and hardware maker, Apple has had its share of blunders going all the way back to the days when it struggled to remain the dominant computer maker as the business PC first appeared on the horizon.
'Queen of the curve' Zaha Hadid has died at 65 Hadid was a maker of wonders – with her share of blunders What the Syrian city of Palmyra looks like after its recapture Spencer Tunick is asking the people of Hull to strip off – chilly!
TWO CHEERS FOR THE IMF The IMF has had its share of blunders in recent years.
Obama has made his share of blunders.
There are plenty of people out there who we are relatively certain have gobs of unpleasant things to say about me -- some of it reasonably accurate, because being human, I've made my fair share of blunders, and some of it patently false, because anyone who receives a degree of success or attention invariably suffers garden variety ill will -- just ask Martha Stewart.
With summer road trip season upon us, I'm sharing my tips and tricks for surviving travel blunders big and small.
