Instead, Germany's recent economic woes, which have little to do with the euro, and misplaced concerns about surrendering more sovereignty have solidified public wariness.
Sebastian Coe, chairman of the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, said he remained upbeat about preparations for the 2012 Games despite Britain's economic woes, which have prompted proposals for deep budget cuts by its government.
Still, analysts around the world caution that the European debt woes, which have rattled financial markets and severely eroded the value of the euro in recent months, is a significant threat.
Almodóvar's day in front of the television consuming endless stories of the country's economic woes, which have left a quarter of Spaniards out of work, has made him indignant.
Their inability to add a second goal in the opening period cost them, and underlined the return of the Rangers' own-end woes, which had plagued them for two months before going into remission over the last 10 days.
Musk mocked the company's lithium battery woes, which have led to the grounding of its much-hyped 787 Dreamliner airplanes.
Add to the cultural shifts our recent economic woes, which have left more men than women without jobs, and men are all the more riveted by opportunities to be useful," she observes.
The putting woe which had undermined his attempt to run away with this competition, never mind win it, returned.
United 's manager wanted to be stoical about the extraordinary nature of last night's woe, which had his disbelieving opposite number José Mourinho sprinting down the track with his coat flapping after Costinha scored.
The legal action adds to a litany of woes facing Goldman, which has become a lightning rod for public frustration over Wall Street excess.
