Attention to Lewis, who was carried off, led to extensive injury time and just when it seemed Munster had come up short, Alan Quinlan secured the bonus point in the 88th minute.
But while Lower Manhattan and the Pentagon were directly hit in 2001, the damage and disruption in Japan is far more extensive, and has occurred just before the start of the season, scheduled for Friday.
The ranch has 25 rooms, a helicopter landing pad, two tennis courts and extensive grounds just outside the city of Cordoba, in north-eastern Veracruz.
But just how terrible, and just how extensive its consequences, can only be known when we have a better count of the Civil War dead.
During this Labor Day week, the traditional start date for fall presidential campaigns, the time is overdue for all Americans to wake up and fully recognize that this is no ordinary election, that one of the candidates represents an unprecedented threat to America, and just how extensive that threat is.
As indicated earlier carrying bags of stuff that need to be submitted at security can be time consuming and just plain extensive.
Mr. Jones's operations are so extensive and eclectic that organizing just the music output was a challenge.
Wheat fields in Europe are extensive and are planted with just a handful of cultivars moderately resistant to STB.
For example, in a far right party (FRP) context - while considering FRPs as rational agents1, this implies FRPs are likely to influence one another and the resulting linkage between them is more extensive than just direct and visible 'nodes' (to use SNA analogy).
"It was eerie, he says, not just how extensive and intricate the rail lines were but the serious quiet atmosphere, as though something of great consequence was going on.
