bollix

In one of the more dramatic instances in 1990s, two Iranian diplomats assigned to the UN were founded traveling all around the New York subway system, taking photos and looking over rail yards, in an apparent hunt for weak points that could be attacked to bollix up the system.

Rather, it describes all that was good about the contemporary international order until Trump appeared on the scene to bollix things up.

One night after the swim, when the men and women were in their separate rooms drying off and getting dressed, I ran back to the empty pool and dived in naked and enjoyed the pleasurable sensation of water rushing against my bollix. One of the lads went and informed the women, and six or seven of them came rushing out for a laugh.

They are also anathema to many Americans who seem to manage their own affairs with ease and who therefore cannot understand why the nation's capital so often seems a bollix. Stewart encapsulates these sentiments in the Rolling Stone interview, where he admits to being surprised at "how much [Obama] deferred to the legislative process" and how he [Stewart] "would have preferred to see something a little bit more transformative" (Bates, 2011, para.

Adding some nasty cells in the area can really bollix things up.

Even though the couple pledged not to interfere with editorial content, Shafer recommended that Sandler guarantee at least 10 years' funding and then resign his position, "so he'll never be tempted to bollix up what might turn out to be a good thing."

The first book, out in spring 2008, will reportedly follow Twenty and his pals, Jimmy the Bollix, Stinking Pete, Ron the Bar Man, Splodge, Lucky Luciano and Dirty Dave, around Dublin while they search for who killed their friend Jim of Vinyl Records.

These ways to appreciate and dedicate the natural world will stymie and bollix each other, however, if we try to place them within the same normative and conceptual framework--in other words, if we lack the intelligence to hold these two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.

Too many Bruce Webers had starting coming out of the woodwork to bollix up his life--as well as the deliveries from hundreds of post offices.

"The working title for many years was Box Set Me Bollix - but this was deemed unsuitable."

SIEGMUND FREUD was, per(J haps above all things, an unparalleled encyclopedist of the perversity of human misery; detailing in countless volumes every conceivable means by which men and women bollix their own hopes, wishes, dreams, and capacities.

Over on the other wing, The Dogs Bollix could do with a good kicking.