He calls the failure of a new GE refrigerator in the 1980s " one of the greatest fiascoes in modern engineering ."
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Already stung by management turmoil, financial fiascoes and crippled morale, Sony's movie unit is now losing its most talented filmmakers.
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Such fiascoes have investors worried the industry is bound to repeat mistakes made during the REIT minibooms of the early 1970s and mid-1980s.
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He didn't know it then, but Coleman was witnessing one of Florida's most notorious environmental fiascoes, still in progress.
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Malone also had his share of on-field fiascoes, particularly high-profile trades and free-agent contracts and extensions that failed.
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But a set of domes in Cornwall has begun to prove that dome-shaped attractions don't have to turn into financial fiascoes.
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The American largesse has helped the Colombian army regain the initiative against the guerrillas after a series of humiliating battlefield fiascoes in the late 1990s.
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At the start of a six-month period that would see foreign-policy fiascoes in Somalia and Haiti, the trip was a catastrophe.
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Until that question is resolved, there will be more fiascoes _ though not, in all likelihood, at the sadder but now wiser CNN.
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The resulting invasion attempt by Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs turned into one of the worst fiascoes in the history of American foreign policy.
