Word: disarrayed
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News of Scott's unofficial part time status is the second indication this week of disarray among the University's top administrators, who have stopped speaking to the press...
...might be willing to accept a Russian foreign policy based on its own national interests, were it not for the fact that democracy in Russia seems to be hanging by a thread, economic reform has sputtered to a halt, and an enfeebled Russian President seems to slip further into disarray each passing day. No wonder Moscow's neighbors -- and the rest of the world -- are worried about Russia's determination to reassert itself and win back the international respect it considers...
...Diane Patrick leaves the directorship of the Office of Human Resources for Washington D.C. later this year, she is likely to leave in disarray the office she helped resuscitate only 20 months...
Last August, at the beginning of the case, both sides were in disarray. The boy's first attorney, Gloria Allred, famous for trying cases in the media, didn't last long. For a while, Jackson's improbable front man was private detective Anthony Pellicano. As for Jackson's lawyers, one of them never met his client; the other spent only 30 minutes with him in Moscow and promptly departed for the South of France. They did not even know if Garcetti was issuing an arrest warrant for Jackson. The savviest legal and personal adviser was actress Elizabeth Taylor, whose...
Witnesses said the room was in disarray on Commencement Day last June, when the guards by their own admission removed the water coolers from the Law School. Theprosecution contends that the room was reservedfor recycled material and the water coolers wereHarvard property...