22nd over: England 99-3 (Key 9, Flintoff 28) Flintoff tucks Price for a single to square-leg, before Key attempts a pre-meditated reverse-sweeps, although reverse-sweeps tend to be nothing else.
Atmosphere A pretty and low-key attempt to summon 1930s Shanghai.
This is no different than a burglar looking under your doormat for a key before they attempt to break into your home.
A key difference to attempt to tease out may be the nature of intermeal hunger.
A key factor to attempt such analyses is the quality of the alignment.
In that debate, Novy Mir occupies a key centrist position, attempting to reconcile the Westernizers and the Russian patriots on a common ground of tolerance and democratic ideals.
Agri-environment schemes (AES) are a key tool in attempts to reverse long-term declines in farmland biodiversity within the European Union (EU).
Robert Jackson, professor of earth system science at Stanford University, and a co-author of the paper, warned that methane should also be a key focus of attempts to control climate change.
If confirmed by the Senate, Price is likely to play a key role in attempts by Trump to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act, the 2010 legislation that has become a key issue of partisan contention.
In recent weeks, Guaidó, the president of Venezuela's national assembly, has emerged as a key figure in attempts to unseat Maduro, with the Brazilian, Colombian and US governments offering him their support.
A key reason for attempting this is to capture the compounding effects of interdependencies due to degrading asset reliability (for instance due to aging), different asset management strategies (including condition monitoring and automation options), and staff resource constraints when performing maintenance and repairs.
