fiascoes

I mean, I can see a viable anti-trust action for the Hey.com/Epic fiascoes and the ongoing 30% app revenue fees...

Essential and non-essential are simply legal terms that define who gets a paycheck during such fiascoes.

In fact, the fiascoes may be specifically intended to keep the public's eye off the ball.

The current federal government was meant to be strong after the fiascoes of the AC.

The fiascoes of the Dieppe raid and Dunkirk made it clear this was necessary.

I expect more fiascoes like Recovered Memory Therapy, in which science and evidence were held in contempt.

And they drew that conclusion before some of the more recent wildfire fiascoes.

The fiascoes of Dieppe and Dunkirk did not really make it clear.

I moved from the UK so I have lost all contact with the ongoing fiascoes.

It looks like we can expect more huge federal IT fiascoes in the future: Accordingly, [CGI Federal] continue[s] to view U.

I don't trust Google, I don't trust them handling ads and child-related content on YouTube right, after various YouTube Kids fiascoes.

Working without review leads to worse fiascoes the longer it goes.

Their public faces are quite familiar from some other DoD IT fiascoes from the last few years, and on their DoD LLM thing they've been, at best, disingenuous when questioned about the nature of the waivers they've "acquired".

The 1995 Senate investigation found: "Weaver was not a suspect in any bank robberies.") - basic cockups (court date mixup) - absurdly long quasi-siege - significantly lighter treatment and more investigation than similar fiascoes for nonwhite people (e.g.