For a match that meant so much to both sides, it was surprisingly open and Barca had Gerard Pique to thank for not going further behind as he cleared Benzema's effort off the line.
For the most part, I was surprisingly open: the school knew that I'd left due to a cocaine problem and I wrote about how I'd then moved on to heroin before "recovering" via my liver disease.
AS VOTERS head to the polls, Israel's parliamentary election is surprisingly open.
In fact, though, Apple's mobile world is surprisingly open to hackers.
My colleagues were somewhat apprehensive about this new approach, but many were surprisingly open to it because they too recognized the need to try something different.
But the '88 was almost otherworldly in its beauty, while the '87 was surprisingly open, full and harmonious, and the '85 still deep and dense with a mosaic of aromas and flavors that have many years to go to express themselves fully.
Apparently Mr Milburn wanted to participate but Mr Blair thought his presence would jeopardise Mr Brown's engagement, without which little of lasting value will be achieved.In fact, for an exercise of its kind, the process has been surprisingly open.
Mr Geithner has been surprisingly open to the proposal, provided it complies with WTO rules (many experts believe it does not).
Ellen Harwick, trade marketing manager for the Ferndale, Wash., company, was surprisingly open to discussing Superfeet's marketing efforts.
Businesses that foster remote work are surprisingly open about how they do it, as evidenced by the stories shared by companies like Buffer, Zapier, Groove, and Basecamp.
Sonia Gandhi almost never gives interviews, although the few she has done on Indian television have been surprisingly open and direct, recounting the tragedy of her husband's assassination in 1991 and her own inclusive social ideals.Ms Singh says she follows "her own brand of socialism", which is an exaggeration.
