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Marcato's touchline conversion pulled the hosts back to 17-16.

The guild, in a statement, accused Comedy Central of forcing the two hosts back to work and reiterated that the studios should resume negotiations to reach a settlement in the strike.

But Hook, who fired over a 49m penalty, pulled the hosts back to within three points at 12-9 at half-time.

Halfpenny nailed the conversion from wide out, but Laidlaw brought the hosts back to within a point with his third sweet strike after Wales were adjudged to have taken down another scrum.

Germany grabbed a consolation moments later through Schurrle, while Marco Reus hit a post before Mario Gotze's wayward effort was deflected into his own goal by Fernandez to bring the hosts back to within two goals.

But it was the reflexes of James Anderson that made the breakthrough, snatching an excellent catch off his own bowling to get rid of Watson for 51, and in the next over Swann had Rogers caught behind for 72 to haul the hosts back to 155-3 and change the complexion of the day.

That interest in science is a side of the president's personality that will be on display Monday as he hosts back-to-back science-oriented events at the White House.

In Tennessee, state education officials offered sessions to about 30,000 teachers this summer, and in Delaware, Mark Murphy, the secretary of education, said that school districts would be hosting "back to school" nights where legislators can "take part in a Common Core lesson to see and experience the type of learning that the students will be getting".

In Nevada, Brian Sandoval, a Republican, will host back-to-back $1,000-a-head 1,000-a-head 1,000-a-head them at the Wynn Hotel on the Las V.I.P.Streceptions

In a bizarre spectacle of arrogance and denial, the Mets and the Yankees are hosting back-to-back introductions for their multimillion-dollar pitchers this week.

BEIJING — China took a modest step into Middle East diplomacy this week, hosting back-to-back visits from Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian Authority, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.