That quickened pace cut the lead of the four-man breakaway back to about 10 minutes by the time the climb started in earnest.
France's fluency and pace cut through the England defence early on with Le Sommer firing a shot against the post after eight minutes, before collecting the ball after one of many Thomis bursts soon after and finding the bottom corner from the edge of the penalty area.
"The selected artists, who represent a range of backgrounds in terms of geography, age and gender, have challenged the notion of time as purely progressive by using looping, slow motion, fast paced cuts, and other techniques to highlight the tensions between the experience of time as personal, bodily, generational, social, political, and technical".
This is a richly textured, perfectly paced cut, with one foot in the synthesised future, and another in something far more human.
The tempo, pacing, cut-aways, pans, long-shots, music... Laura Dern as her mother... Cheryl's self-soothing of sundry traumas shown as bleary flashbacks... her quest to find a way to grieve her losses... her wily at escaping the onslaught of lascivious men..
Among coalition policies causing concern are changes that will make it harder for victims of domestic abuse to claim legal aid, the scale and pace of cuts in police budgets, and funding cuts that show half of local authorities are to reduce street lighting.
Its emissions are already falling, and it might be able to meet its existing commitment to cut by 17% below 2005 levels by 2020, but this deal requires it to double the pace of cuts after 2020.China has agreed that its emissions will peak in 2030, and that the percentage of non-fossil-fuels in its primary energy consumption will rise to 20% by 2030.
But they disagree over the pace of cuts.
That would imply savings of around 30 per cent unless Mr Osborne waters down the pace of cuts.
Slowing the pace of cuts to local government would also help.
