The game had barely kicked off when Kolarov turned Yanga-Mbiwa - deputising at right back for the suspended Mathieu Debuchy - inside out and, suitably encouraged, Pellegrini's players launched a series of increasingly menacing attacks down that flank.
One Saturday morning in April, while pursuing her series of reports on the menace of the Selinsgrove Vandal, she learned that there was a possible homicide.
She published a series of lectures on the "Catholic menace" in 1854 and The Great American Battle, a Know-Nothing apology, in 1856, and in the latter year she campaigned widely for Millard Fillmore, the Know-Nothing candidate for president.
Times staff writers Boxall and Julie Cart were awarded the Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting in 2009 for a series of stories on the growing menace of wildfires across the western United States.
Their passing was more laboured than Leicester's and their delivery from the breakdown slower, but when a sequence of penalties gave them a series of five-metre lineouts, they looked menacing.
And this summer, Mike J. Nichols, a "Star Wars" addict living in Santa Clarita, Calif., used his Macintosh to make a series of merciful cuts to "The Phantom Menace" -- most notably, the virtual elimination of the irksome Jar Jar Binks.
After a series of personal losses, a television anchorwoman is menaced by an anonymous stalker.
Nieto died because a series of white men saw him as a menacing intruder in the place he had spent his whole life.
All of this develops with a muted but insistent sense of menace, which Norman signals by a series of surreal images, such as a bed covered in broken bits of Beethoven records.
It's called the "The Woodpecker Menace" and it's a series of short vignettes about his life off the beaten path, about an hour southeast of Seattle.
"The whole aim of practical politics", said H.L. Mencken, "is to keep the populace alarmed and hence clamorous to be led to safety by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary".
