Mr todd: number 1 - to stop a repeat of last
year's fiasco; no more animals are allowed on site.
Her husband, knowing she could not play, shut the piano to
avoid a fiasco.
The mail reports that the civil servants responsible for the home office
foreign prisoners fiasco
will keep their jobs ( times, p.4 ).
How to do good and have fun young people caught in this summer's
a-level fiasco
may decide to take a last-minute gap year.
Ucag
remembers other well-known fiascos
such as, for example, the m25 motorway, which was over capacity before it officially opened.
Here we have another in the long line of government
pensions fiascos.
Centrale stop, in tamworth road opened on 10th december 2005
following a major fiasco
over the finances.
Finally we took the message into the closing session of the
whole fiasco.
Check back next week for part ii of the whole
immigration fiasco.
The west coast mainline has
become the biggest fiasco
in the short history of rail privatization.
The
recent fiasco
around weapons of mass destruction springs to mind.
Although the
prisoner fiasco
may have ended those hopes, he would be seen as a credible candidate for deputy prime minister.
I was one of the crowd who
saw this famous fiasco.
This whole transco thing seems to be a
complete fiasco.
Witness the
exams fiasco
last year where at least estelle morris had the courage to stand aside.
But sadly he
had a major plumbing fiasco, where pipes cracked and flooded his house.
However carmen was not the
total fiasco
some writers have inferred.
The middlesex
election fiasco
led to further problems for the ministry.
Conservatives have laid the blame for the
latest tax credits fiasco
firmly at the door of chancellor gordon brown.
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