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It appeared as though Farah had got his tactics spot on as he powered to the front in the closing stages, only for Jeilan to move ahead with 35 metres left.

Carroll lashed home from inside the area less than 10 minutes after entering the fray and Liverpool pressed in the closing stages, only for Chelsea to hang on for a fourth FA Cup final triumph in the last six seasons.

This precociousness persisted into the ES1 and ES8 stages only for genotypes from the highest AES formation group.

Mr. Perry will not be accepting contributions for the general election at this stage, only for the Republican primary.

But Maier's subtitle directs our attention to the people, and she devotes time to Americans who stepped onto history's stage only for this drama.

Petacchi was criticized for slowing down after his Milram team set him up perfectly in Sunday's second stage, only for Petacchi to be passed by Robbie McEwen and Paolo Bettini in the final yards.

Of course, not everyone in the Obama Administration — perhaps not even the President himself — is content to proceed at this stage only for the purpose of defending a civilian and political sanctuary in eastern Libya.

Alonso soon put in two quick laps and closed to 1.1sec behind Massa at one stage, only for the Brazilian to swiftly respond and marginally stretch the lead back up to 1.5sec after 10 laps.

The groups said biomarkers would be used, at this stage, only for research, with some patients in studies having tests to see how well such brain changes predict disease.

The pair broke the world record in qualifying in the team sprint and were set to win either a gold or silver medal after the semi-final stage only for the referees to rule that they had contravened the rules over precisely where on the track they should change over, doing so by a margin that was less than a tyre's width.

Alexandrov Fenchel inequalities state that the expression begin{aligned} (V_m(Omega )/omega _n)^{1/m} end{aligned}is non-increasing in (m) and we have equality at any stage only for balls.