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The chancellor will also stress that while the day-to-day deficit has almost disappeared, the UK's public debt remains historically high, so he will demand continued restraint.

He reeled in the leader, Marcus Nash of Fryeburg, Me., by overcoming a first-day deficit of 29 seconds to finish at 1 hour 12 minutes 25.8 seconds.

No player had ever come back from such a first-day deficit but that is just what Selby threatened to do.

The day-to-day deficit has been eliminated two years later than Mr Osborne wanted when he set it in 2010.

Their 230-mile trip was meant to conclude as the Congressional supercommittee meets a Wednesday deficit-cutting deadline.

But if the world's most prestigious cinema competition is reckoning with the industry's dark past, Cannes also must deal with its own present-day deficits.

The Drought Monitor: Two new D2 areas (Severe Drought) were added in western New York and the Finger Lakes Region where the lowest indices and largest departures were found (90-day deficits of 4-6 inches).

But clattering wickets and final-day deficits bring their own pressures.

But they could not wipe out the three-goal, two-day deficit.

Though this was clearly the most surprising of their many victories as they rallied from that 6-10 final-day deficit on the road, it was also the latest example of the Ryder Cup's continuing capacity to transform certain European golfers, for the space of a three-day weekend, into pressure-proof world beaters.

Trailing 9-7 athehe beginning of the singles, an ageing Europe team would have to overcome a final-day deficit for the first time if they were to win the Cup, all on an Oak Hill course tailored for the hosts.