Television ads depicted anti-fracking campaigners as semi-crazed flat-earthers.Ms Nikkel prevailed in Loveland, but the row dragged on.
The signals from Washington have been clear for weeks: no American bail-out for Argentina, whatever the consequences.As the domestic row dragged on, the more nervous, and impatient, Argentina's creditors became.
Music Row gets dragged through the dirt, but they're just trying to survive.
The row has dragged on, poisoning public debate and undermining confidence in government.
The gay adoption row was dragged out more by his anxiety to accommodate Ruth Kelly's conscience than by the issues, says one cabinet colleague of hers.
But if the stars seem to have aligned for them in recent weeks -- Miami's Jay Fiedler was hurt and Ray Lucas lost three in a row to drag the Dolphins back to the pack, Buffalo and New England both lost Sunday to drop to 5-5 -- the Jets are now going to need a galaxy of help as they prepare for the final six games.
That context is critical, but much of that context is still unclear, which is one reason why this row is dragging on.
I started near the power outlet and mowed outward in rows, first dragging the cord behind me, then turning 180 degrees, hopping over the cord and mowing parallel to it.
On Welby's watch – he celebrates the second anniversary of his installation next month – the women bishops' row that had dragged on for years in General Synod, making the CofE look hopelessly irrelevant in the real world, is now comprehensively settled.
All you need to know about Arsenal, which has won five Premier League matches in a row, and has dragged itself all the way from 19th after three matches up to seventh, level on points with Chelsea and Liverpool above them, is defined by the winning goal Robin van Persie scored in Saturday's match at Norwich.
