Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.03pm BST23 03 ET5: Mesut Ozil is sent galloping down the left flank by a fine pass from Kroos.
One might ask what is to be gained from so many headlines galloping so far ahead of actual decisions, or indeed, actual facts.
But for all the chancellor's gung-ho bravura, he was galloping backwards in full retreat from his autumn statement blunder revealing he would take the state back to the 1930s – austerity beyond anything ever tried.
Depending on who you spoke to, they painted a picture of the 22-year-old Dane as a rock-hard powerhouse, crunching Norman Whiteside inside his own half, galloping off like Graeme Souness towards the Manchester United goal and sending a shot arrowing into the top corner from 30 yards.
Both Mr Gore and Mr Bush seem to be galloping towards a political abyss.
"Customers ask me whether I'm a Jew or an Arab before they get into my cab," says a taxi driver.Shabtai Shavit, a former chief of the Mossad spy agency, wrote that the zeal for Jewish nationalism could yet destroy Zionism: "The nation of Israel is galloping blindly in a time tunnel to the age of Bar Kochba and his war on the Roman Empire".
Ethiopia boasts one of Africa's fastest-growing non-oil economy, and it has been galloping ahead of late, developing its shipping and making its mark on the shoe industry among others.
What humanity could achieve if it weren't galloping in front of computer screensTHE loony music video "Gangnam Style" surpassed two billion views on YouTube this week, making it the most watched clip of all time.
The market in China is forecast to grow by 15% a year to 2015, reaching $43 billion by 2019; India's is galloping at 23%, and should top $10 billion by the decade's end.
IT SHOULD be a majestic sight: a line of mustangs galloping through the sagebrush, muscles quivering as they crest each ridge, a cloud of dust in their wake.
The second thing it does not do is tackle India's most serious structural problem: its galloping budget deficit, now tipped to run as high as 11% of GDP, one of the highest figures for any major economy in the world.
