On the other hand, a corrupt or inept consultant can cost a pension billions.
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And it is, it is just gloriously inept chaos that is beautifully captured on film.
"This government either is inept or simply has not told us the truth, " he said.
Worse still, local mayors, particularly in Kurdish areas, have proved inept at dealing with the outbreak.
Previous democratic governments, including those led by Mr Koirala, have been inept, corrupt and short-lived.
The transitional government is moderate but inept: the Islamists well-organised but given to jihadist tendencies.
Some of China's apparently inept diplomacy may be a result of poorly co-ordinated foreign policy.
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If overpaying hugely for a rival does not count as inept, then what does?
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Jackson was soft-spoken, shy, socially inept -- everything the fast-talking and personable Clinton was not.
The most costly plants would be closed, inept managers pushed aside, price-cutting stopped, and so on.
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Mr Wolfe, like other left-wing liberals, finds the contrast historically inept and conceptually confused.
To most Pakistanis, Bhutto's biggest crime was her inept handling of the country's finances.
Santiago said grandparents today take on the child-rearing role because many mothers are inept.
The crisis shows it is only as good as its underwriters, and they have proved inept.
Still others maintained that the problem was peculiarly Norwegian, a combination of inept policing and misguided pacifism.
The bomb test itself had already given China reason to worry about its inept sidekick's nuclear dabbling.
However inept Hatoyama's performance as prime minister, many observers say his administration was needlessly undercut by Washington.
Here, leaders have mostly been merely inept, but luckily for them, private markets have proved remarkably resilient.
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Certainly Lord Ashdown and his predecessors have increasingly often sacked inept or corrupt officials, indeed elected politicians.
For one thing, the storm undermined the corrupt, inept political regimes that had burdened the area for decades.
Such disenfranchised persons soon turned to protesting for political reforms, and Nicholas proved as inept as his father.
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The federal government is revealed as inept in two areas of greatest concern to voters: work and home.
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Perhaps to pre-empt criticisms of inept oversight, a string of regulators has nonetheless announced investigations into the trade.
In effect he is saying that he prefers to be thought of as colossally inept rather than crooked.
Instead, the government says, any crimes will be tried through the domestic justice system which is staggeringly inept and corrupt.
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People are woefully inept at knowing when to hit the brakes with food.
Mr Vaz called the tactic of stealing identities "shocking, distressing" and "slightly inept", when identities could instead be manufactured.
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Where in the world did the inept researcher come up with 200-300 Million?
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Which model would James Galbraith prefer: an inept government at low cost, or an inept government at enormous cost?
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