| I don't think advertising will be a big issue in this campaign, unless a cockup becomes a story. |
| Stripping away the old saws about remorseless efficiency, Frayn indicates that the German political machine is as prone to cockup and compromise as anyone else's – which is probably the price of democracy. |
| When I heard the result I should be elated but I immediately thought this is a massive cockup what have we done. |
| As an observer of police activity for three decades, I normally lean towards the cockup theory. |
| Happily for him, the cockup comes deep into the second half, by which time it's clear this is one of Bailey's best shows for years. |
| An investigation is taking place. See article: A trading cockup sends London's marketScrutiny of the dodgy dealings in the bull market carries on. |
