Zemdegs was immediately surrounded by a scrum, while Valk, who came in second, stood off to the side.
The tube is democracy in action, a function of consent: people let the passengers off first, stand on the right, move down along the cars.
In the first stand-off Gazprom accused Ukraine of siphoning off transit gas meant for the EU to serve its domestic needs, while in 2009 gas was cut off completely, leaving some EU markets without gas in the depth of winter.
The administration seems to have staked out a firmer position than during the first stand-off over the Bush-era tax cuts, in November and December of 2010, leaving the impression that it won't sign off on a compromise that doesn't increase the tax burden on the wealthy as a means of paying down the deficit.
Pioneer work towards this end include the first stand-off annotation format from the TIPSTER Common Architecture (16) and the abstract XML representation from the Architecture and Tools for Linguistic Analysis Systems, which incorporated annotation graphs (17).
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I can't recall playing for such a long time against nine men, but the atmosphere the Brighton fans created was terrific and if you stand off for one second someone like Craig Mackail-Smith will punish you".
In the first half we stood off a little bit too much - I think we paid them too much respect, although saying that we had the best chance of the game in the 45th minute.
And First Lady Hillary Clinton stood off to the side, biding her time.
