As a story of Government bungling, it is still running six months later.

We're going to have to plan the next planet for less bungling.

"We've got other things to do than cover up your bungling."

I was not going to repeat my bungling of the night before.

But his plan soon turned into a blueprint for bungling.

For example, someone to eliminate the problem you created with your bungling.

Do you see the danger your bungling has placed us in?

And, in recent weeks, political bungling has begun to look like an epidemic.

He called the case a classic example of "bureaucratic bungling."

Eventually, the sisters themselves got tired of the Hall's bungling.

The point is that not all the bungling has been within the United States.

But how do we explain our bungling of that final syllable?

Many delegates took the floor to accuse the leadership of bungling.

Now he had another man dead due to bungling.

Was it really all a result of official bungling?

But the private sector often shrugs off Washington's scandals and bungling.

"This is a classic case study in bureaucratic bungling," he said yesterday.

Let's just say that their bungling around England drawing attention to themselves didn't help much.

Following accusations of corruption and financial bungling, he was removed from office in 1805.

He brushed off what the defense has portrayed as serious bungling by evidence collectors.

Any bungling and I'll disclaim knowledge of the whole miserable business.

For Johnson, it was his bungling of the war in Vietnam.

The bungling of these private investigators provides the film's slight humor.

Apart from well-documented police bungling, no evidence has been offered to support this theory.

A controlled economy means loss of freedom and bureaucratic bungling."

I thought her skipper must have been a clumsy, bungling oaf.

No more bungling and bizarre instrument for conducting the affairs of a nation was ever devised.

'The recession has not dimmed the banks' highhanded, bungling attitude to customer relations.

"Especially bungling amateurs."

Pafman is a clumsy, bungling superhero who is determined to fight evil, even though people probably would be better off without him.

No more bungling, no more quarrelling, but honest and sincere appraisal of the facts and the ideas at hand.

For the clan there might be mercy, if the Hongshu is willing to forgive us for foolishly sponsoring a bungling stranger.

The third friend, Kong Seungho (Lee Jangwon), is an obese, bungling video store clerk who fights off his terror of the future with food.

It centred on the adventures of Mildred's equally bungling cousin, Henrietta "Hettie" Hubble, played by Alice Connor, also set at Cackle's Academy.

If this be the devil's work one can only say that the devil seems to be a very bungling workman and to get results very far from what he might be expected to desire.

The anxiety for Exley and her suspicious, bungling colleagues in the so-called intelligence community is that Wells has become their Kurtz, that he has "gone over" all the way into a heart of darkness.

Assisting him are bungling inspectors portrayed by six veteran N.B.A. players: Bill Walton, Walt Frazier, James Worthy, Kenny Smith, Dominique Wilkins and Clyde Drexler.

He went after tax loopholes that he thought unfairly benefited corporations as vigorously as he went after the International Monetary Fund, arguing that taxpayers should not have to rescue what he viewed as corrupt or bungling regimes in far-flung places.

To the Editor: Re "A Bungling U.N. Undermines Itself," by Michael Ignatieff (Op-Ed, May 15): None of us at the United Nations would pretend that we have got everything right in Sierra Leone.

One corridor deals with Lenin directing the February Revolution from the ski slopes, another tackles Thomas Mann's "Magic Mountain," and a third recapitulates a popular Russian television show about a bungling spy who meets a violent end in Bern.

The history of how bungling old Washington managed successfully to run World War II is told with such endearing detail and sneer-free humor that one concludes it was not in spite of American ineptitude that we won, but because of it.

Hugh made no answer, but snatching the rope from his companion's hand, proceeded to bind old John himself; but his very first move was so bungling and unskilful, that Mr Dennis entreated, almost with tears in his eyes, that he might be permitted to perform the duty.

Hafiz Harakamian was so impressed by the way in which Rafik had outwitted him that he decided this nephew was quite clever and crooked enough to be a worthy heir to the Harakamian financial empire -in contrast to his worthless, bungling son, Tapha.

No one seemed to be in the room except the boy and Bungle.

Someone there had made a bungle of his checking account.

But now comes a bureaucratic bungle of a new magnitude.

Is there any possible good side to such a beastly bungle?

But a series of police bungles and other circumstances delayed the investigation.

But you are not to order her around, Bungle, as you do us.

Another planning bungle - the report claims - no provision for a service station.

This never came to pass as the team made a bungle on a mission and the project was shut down immediately after.

"For us to come out of this bungle with our heads high, we're going to have to get creative.

Reportedly, this was after local contractors had "made an extensive bungle of the job."

But these are the new Bengals, not the Bungles of old.

So much in Russia is part bungle and part conspiracy.

Mr. Bungle performed the song during one of their live shows.

Looking at the bungle he'd got himself into, there was a good chance Harrison would fail of his own accord.

One scientist's heinous press bungle looks like a difference of opinion to another.

Even obvious bungles like the Euro were embraced with enthusiasm.

The album allowed more freedom for all members of Bungle in the songwriting process.

We women do make the worst bungle of things."

Bungle is a character in the British children's television series Rainbow.

Is this a bureaucratic bungle, or is there a political agenda at work?

How bad were the Bengals, sometimes referred to as the Bungles?

State employees have been known to produce bureaucratic bungles, including misplacing records.

He also played Bungle in the 1994-1995 revival of the children's series Rainbow.

In the film clip, he mentions that he has heard from Bungle recently.

They mean that an execution has been bungled, and I'll not accept a bungle in this one.

"Have you tried it before with someone else and bungled?"

For the first half of the book he bungles along, looking in all the wrong places.

No one needed to tell him that he had pretty well bungled it.

He bungled every job I gave him and even broke things.

This is too important to bungle by trying it alone.

This could go a lot worse if I bungled it.

This time it was the other team that bungled its opportunity.

Some of the foreign press have been saying that you bungled the surgery.

I've come to the conclusion now that I bungled the job.

Would they attempt to do the job on their own and bungle it?

Forgive me if I bungled it, left too much to nature.

During a break between matches, friends told him not to bungle another one.

Meanwhile, the private market, whose reform Congress bungled last year, has been doing the same.

All I can say is that we humans have certainly bungled your visit.

A little chill shot through the old man as he watched them bungling their work.

But beyond that, the contract was bungled from start to finish.

We marched off, leaving the war to those who had bungled it.

For the present, however, Harry did not want to bungle himself into a false position.

One bungled move, and serious damage could be done to the case against Patrick.

"You've bungled this case from the time you started in on it.

As the police bungled, defense lawyers say, they also lied.

It also shifted attention away from another bungled military operation.

Tell him, please, that you have badly bungled this job.

Much of the effort, however, was bungled or detected by American intelligence.

She once said that if you "bungle raising your children nothing else much matters in life."