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The squad also looks stretched, with a handful of players out injured.

But they look stretched out, over-stimulated, with those deer-caught-in-headlights eyes.

After Torreira goes down just outside the Brighton box – with Anthony Taylor waving play on – Arsenal look stretched.

But public finances are looking more stretched with each passing bailout.

Repeating last year's 10th looks a stretch with such a young squad and, though Sam Parkin, signed from St Mirren to replace Cureton, had a prolific spell at Swindon he has scored 30 league goals in the eight years since he left Wiltshire.

None looks especially stretched.

"When you look at the affordability measures, such as house prices versus earnings, they look quite stretched in London compared with other parts of the country," he said.

Given that the worst of the pain is yet to come, the chancellor's target of reducing borrowing by £30bn in 2011/12 looks more stretching than ever, especially with economic growth looking likely to disappoint.

That move came in the most distinctive few moments of the first half, as LA began to probe with balls slipped behind the defense, while New England looked to stretch them with sharp counters.

"Valuations of a lot of securities look pretty stretched.

Morphologically, when studied under the electron microscope, the viral particles look like long stretched filaments with some particles tending to curve into an appearance looking like the number '6'.