Last year's improvement was helped by a manoeuvre in which Portugal Telecom's pension funds were transferred to the state.
The title, by the way, refers to a bravura manoeuvre in which a star player uses another member of her team to thrust herself to the fore.
Taking possession of the goat is a tricky manoeuvre in which the rider gallops past the carcass and swoops down to grab a leg and pull it up.
This would avoid the data-dredging manoeuvre in which researchers who are disappointed go on a deep dive for something publishable.
Ms Villiers said she recognised agreement on the legacy of the past would be difficult or "impossible" before Judge Hallett reports on the On The Runs issue, but hoped there was "room for manoeuvre" in which the unionist parties could still engage in conversations about a way forward.
The complicated manoeuvre - in which the probe's engines were fired for almost an hour to slow it down enough to be caught by Venus's gravitational pull - saw contact cut off for 10 minutes as it travelled around the back of the planet.
This is a reply to Russia's menacing manoeuvres in 2009, which concluded with a dummy nuclear attack on Poland.Poland has successfully shed its reputation, dating from the Kaczynski era, for knee-jerk Russophobia.
If quality was a little lacking at times – combined with a playing surface poor enough to shame some parks teams, Clarke's decision to field an extra man in midfield stifled Bradford's customary scope for creative manoeuvre – the spirit in which the game was played could hardly have been bettered anywhere.
A few of the younger wrestlers started with the much parodied sumo manoeuvre, the shiko, in which the wrestler rocks from side to side in series of flailing legs, deep squats and dry, shallow slaps.
However, some steering manoeuvres involved acontrol loss, in which case subsequent minima of the steering wheel angle could be deeper than the first minimum, hence the definition of t 4 given above.
