I read them both this morning, and, just for the record, they were both full of lively reporting, timely reviews, sharp commentary, arresting photography, and interesting graphics.
Ms Sharp was also arrested on suspicion of murder but was released on bail.
Finally, immigrants may also be more visible to the police because of over-policing in target areas where ethnic minorities are concentrated, increasing the likelihood of immigrants to be arrested (Sharp and Budd 2005), all else being equal.
He praised her for the sharp, clean precision, "the piquant tang, the arresting mental vigor" of her dancing and choreography.
But Ms. Fenley, with her knife-sharp definition, pushed the twisting of the spine to more arresting extremes and astringent angles.
Mitsubishi Motors badly needs the money to develop new models and arrest a sharp slide in sales in the United States.
Analysts say Mitsubishi Motors badly needs cash to develop new vehicles that might help it arrest a sharp drop in sales in the crucial American market.
The higher inflation number dampened market expectations that Mr. Rajan would begin to roll back some of the measures put in place by his predecessor in a bid to arrest a sharp decline in the rupee since May.
Since then it has had to raise rates twice, as well as to sell dollar-indexed bonds, to arrest a sharp fall in its currency that threatens its inflation target.
The troubled supermarket chain Tesco is starting to show early signs of a recovery, as the last set of retail data before the crucial Christmas period shows it has arrested the sharp fall in its sales.
