The Germans should have added a second while Argentina dawdled, Miroslav Klose skying over a shot from an unchallenged position near the penalty spot after Gabriel Heinze's error and Müller's pull-back.
He says that Mr Obama has "dawdled" on sanctions, and that if he were president he would send more warships and carriers to our coast.
The French economy, which had dawdled last year, got going too, expanding by 1% over the previous quarter.
As Ebola spread, it dawdled, leaving overstretched aid groups to pick up the slack.In this section America's police on trial Shock therapy Crisis revisited Heal thyself Fears of a bright planet ReprintsThis is symptomatic.
In fact, it has dawdled at around $400.Growth and povertyGDP is not a foolproof measure of well-being.
It has, for example, dawdled over a bill that would supposedly enforce the right to education, because it fears the practicalities.
If another, bigger accident forces the closure of the tunnel, state and federal leaders will have explain to voters why a key link in America's transportation infrastructure was severed while they dawdled.
While inkjet technology has dawdled for a decade, it is poised now for a sudden leap in performance.
Indonesia has dawdled for two years over restructuring the $13.9 billion debt owed by Asia Pulp & Paper, the biggest defaulter in emerging markets; the company has favoured domestic bondholders over foreign investors.
With the world economy deteriorating, whether Ms Rousseff can impose her authority on her allies matters a lot for Brazil's prospects.In June the president dawdled before dispensing with Antonio Palocci, her chief of staff, after allegations of past influence-peddling had made his position untenable.
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