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Although the full-time whistle was met with jeers by sections of a crowd baying for more goals from a tournament that has already delivered so many, France looked perfectly content.

It is now a set of three buildings punctuated by sections of park, all under a Japanese-inspired roof.

Like Blair, who for a time was viewed by sections of the press as an affable but ineffectual leader – who now remembers the supreme manipulator being mocked as "Bambi"?

As Gove lapped up the plaudits, Cameron was painted by sections of the media as a ditherer as he pondered what to do.

3 March In first England game since losing the captaincy, Terry is booed by sections of Wembley crowd during a 3-1 win over Egypt.

With his Halloween mask and androgynous, crone-like appearance, Manson was regarded by sections of the media as a child-snatcher and his music blamed for contributing to the Columbine high-school massacre.

Yesterday saw the Australian branch of fast-food chain KFC condemned by sections of the American media over an advertisement deemed racist by African-Americans.

Only Stuart Broad was suited to such a slow and broken surface, and although the pitch had been condemned by sections of the Australian media, England had a harder slog than many had supposed.

There have been various recent campaigns for his resignation or dismissal by large sections of a Newcastle support who have come to see him as an unpopular owner's stooge.

Originally, the aerodrome consisted of a 1200 by section of the island's dirt road.

A 20 by section of the flight deck adjoining the rear edge of the elevator could split down the centerline to lift aircraft otherwise too long.