China took a heavy-handed approach to regulating the internet last year, with some of tech's biggest names in the country bearing the brunt at times — particularly around media and news content.
Brunt took his time to size up his options with the free-kick and executed it brilliantly, sweeping a left-foot shot low around the wall and inside Vaclik's right‑hand post.
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We should face the facts that the passive are the ones that take the brunt of hard times and I think we can all agree that, most likely, hard times are ahead.
Brunt, capped 54 times, was injured during the Baggies' 3-2 Premier League win over Crystal Palace at the weekend.
Rosenberg said markets that bear the brunt during turbulent times are generally those that are the riskiest and have the highest beta — a measure of a stock's risk relative to the overall market.
By contrast, at about this time yesterday, Brunt and Shrubsole had bowled 15 overs apiece.
With the game gone, there was time for Brunt to ask umpire Neil Mallender to have a second look at a run-out chance, when Marcia Letsoalo was originally signalled out by Mallender before Brunt indicated that she may not have broken the stumps cleanly.
Burnley were full value for the two-goal lead given to them by Ashley Barnes and Danny Ings, but a header from Brunt just before half-time changed the game.
The visitors were level within a minute when Barry dispossessed Georginio Wijnaldum and Brunt threaded a first-time pass into Rodriguez.
"In my view, Ed's leadership has been characterized by courage, resilience and a determination to stand up for families who have borne the brunt of economic tough times," said Stewart Wood, a close adviser to Mr. Miliband.
