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Porterfield recorded Ireland's second century of the tournament with 10 fours and a six from 124 balls, and looked well-placed to help his side to a daunting first-innings total – in what was effectively a play-off for a quarter-final place.
In contrast, two days after their historic gold in the super-G, luck again deserted Kelly Gallagher and Charlotte Evans as they crashed out four gates from the finish, having looked well-placed to knock their team-mates off the top the standings.
Before Kouyate's sending off, West Ham had looked well-placed to claim the three points.
She looked well-placed to contend for the title until a crash late in the race separated the pair.
Jenkins initially looked well-placed on the run alongside Spirig, Densham and Norden, roared on by magnificent crowds up to 20-deep under sporadic sunshine.
The team looked well-placed to contend for the title until a crash late in the race separated Armitstead from Cooke up ahead.
Arsenal, top of Group F, look well-placed to reach the next round.
Europe has become a punch bag for Republican candidates in a campaign Mr. Romney now looks well-placed to win after three primary victories on Tuesday night.
Both teams had stunning results in their last fixtures, against Widnes and Saints respectively, and look well-placed to end the season much more strongly than they started.
On that score, Bangalore Royal Challengers, dismal last year, look well-placed, with Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher, Dale Steyn, Roelof van der Merwe and Dillon du Preez all coached by another local, Ray Jennings.
Rumours have long swirled that Apple, maker of the iPhone and the world's most valuable listed company, is planning some sort of high-tech television, with which the Xbox One looks well-placed to compete.
