For now, most Britons will have to brace themselves for the occasional wi-fi rigmarole.

BBC: The myth of free wi-fi

The government's plan to perpetuate itself in office, via the traditional electoral rigmarole, is likely to go ahead.

ECONOMIST: The long wait

This just takes care of others' wall posts -- you have to go through a whole 'nother rigmarole to block your photo albums, for example.

CNN: How to handle unwanted friend requests

Most Czechs though perhaps not Mr Klaus, who thinks he can gain from the political mayhem want the procedural rigmarole to be somehow avoided or speeded up.

ECONOMIST: Czech Republic

Question: Did Segall know that he might be able to skip the accounting rigmarole and do as well or better by renting the condo only 14 days a year?

FORBES: Vacation Shelters

Transatlantic anti-trust immunity is a holy grail for European and American airlines, allowing carriers to effectively operate as one without all the cost and rigmarole of a full merger.

FORBES: Magazine Article

When people from outside (including Buttonwood and his type) want to meet traders, they find it easier to chat over a latte than to go through the rigmarole of getting into the building.

ECONOMIST: Buttonwood

Never mind that in some opinions the whole rigmarole was a milling anticlimax to the visit of wine critic Robert Parker, the One Voice That Matters, whose tour through a few days earlier was the subject of its own fervid rumor mill.

FORBES: Dream or bust: the much-hyped 2003s

No complex accounting rigmarole here.

CNN: An Overtaxed IRS