When the Swans reached for the gearstick in the third quarter - the quarter that separates the pretenders from the contenders - the Blues were given windburn by a Rolls Royce of a team that is frighteningly good.
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If successful, it could be fitted to the 11m new diesel vehicles produced every year, and even "retro-fitted" to smoky old buses and lorries that were built when diesels were really dirty.In this section Planetary pretenders Mummy's boys Garden variety lunacy No smoking ReprintsA plasma is a gas whose molecules have had some of their electrons knocked off.
Intel was able to see off earlier pretenders to its throne by increasing the performance of its Pentium chips, and by exploiting its economies of scale as market leader.
He proposes that this change apply only to marriages enacted after a new law takes effect, presumably because a retroactive change could lead to a queue of pretenders outside Buckingham Palace.
With no claim to scientific accuracy, Game Theory presents four possible pretenders to the unwanted crown.Start with the obvious, to an Englishman, anyway.
Now the debate is more urgent because Ascot, like other summer staples—Henley, Wimbledon and the like is being challenged by new pretenders.
EMI's publishing arm, which owns the rights to over a million songs by artists old (The Pretenders) and new (Kasabian), went for £1.4 billion to a consortium led by Sony.EMI loomed over British pop for half a century.
As Cliff Burgess of Perimeter Institute, a Canadian theoretical-physics centre, puts it, "The dark energy business very easily degenerates into something like a crowd of people who are each claiming to be Napoleon while asserting that all the other pretenders are clearly nutty".
Claiming to be reincarnated Hindu gods may not be enough to stop the Nepalese ex-royals ending up in obscurity, like the pretenders to the Ottoman or Chinese imperial thrones.
Few monarchies have been successfully restored to their former glory (Spain's is a big exception) but plenty of pretenders find a respected place in their country's life.
