So, let's start with that four-out-of-five score.
Each item was scored 1-4, with a total score out of 24, with higher scores indicating higher anxiety.
Stores and medical clinics, which began cropping up spottily in the 1980's, have been carved out of scores of what were once ground-floor apartments.
It pushes the offense out of scoring range and makes it difficult to merely get in a position to run a play.
It's easy to miss that headline number, though, because the money flows into and out of scores of federal, state and local government programs.
As the Red Storm explained in miserable detail, Duke's zone defense proved too rangy up front, keeping St. John's far out of scoring's reach.
Walden wanted desperately to keep Curtis Granderson tethered to first base and out of scoring position, since he was the tying run.
Those who didn't die fled; many, such as Vladimir Zworykin, an inventor of early television technology, and the composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, to mention just two out of scores of names, earned fame elsewhere.
In "You, Me and Everyone Else," Mr. Esber's current show at Pierogi, the cornerstone of the Williamsburg, Brooklyn, gallery scene, Mr. bin Laden's familiar beard-and-turban-framed features stare out of scores of drawings that line the walls.
Corey Thompson is making a habit out of scoring important tries for Widnes but, in the context of his side's rapidly declining season, his 38th-minute score during this dramatic contest will surely go down as the most crucial yet.
