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But Herath made immediate inroads, dismissing Steve Smith (30) and Usman Khawaja (26) in the opening half hour.
New-ball pair Fletcher and Gurney made immediate inroads to leave Lancashire on 4-2.
The visitors then made immediate inroads, Harris having home captain Graeme Smith - who later announced his retirement - caught behind.
The West Indies attack, benign on the first two days, had earlier found its bite on an overcast morning and made immediate inroads into the England top order.
And his seamers made immediate inroads into India's top order as Rampaul dispatched Murali Vijay and Mukund in the first session.
Over the last few years, the application of newly developed high-throughput sequencing technologies has allowed hundreds of thousands of high-quality sequence reads to be produced de novo from whole genome or transcriptome templates, thus enabling immediate inroads to genetic studies of organisms for which little or no sequence data exist [ 18].
The Lorena never made many inroads to American kitchens, but it was an immediate hit internationally.
Meanwhile, for McLaren the immediate priority is to ensure that David Coulthard can make worthwhile inroads into his deficit of 12 points to Michael Schumacher at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, a track on which he has always excelled in the past.
Any sense of injustice over that decision did not fuel an immediate response from City, who saw plenty of the ball but made few inroads into the Fulham area as they searched for a leveller.
Mark R. Anderson, an analyst at Strategic News Service, a technology consulting firm, said Microsoft should worry about Google's inroads into one of its core businesses but would not see an immediate impact.
The immediate crisis passed, and, at the Congress of Berlin, an international conference held in June and July 1878, which Disraeli attended, the inroads into Turkish territory were reduced, Russia was kept well away from Constantinople, and Britain acquired Cyprus.
