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There is a guarded hope among her allies that she might gently steer the 45th president towards a more realistic position on free trade, Nato and the containment of Russia.

The home side went 2-0 up when Igor Vetokele steered his 10th goal of the season into the bottom corner.

Harry Forrester came closest to breaking the deadlock when he steered a 52nd-minute free-kick against the bar with home keeper Ben Alnwick beaten.

EASTERN EUROPE one might think, has good reason to steer clear of 19th-century economic cranks.

Macleod soon moved from left midfield to the right when Steven Smith replaced Templeton, but he was just as effective, arrowing a low cross from 18 yards across the goalmouth for Miller to slide in and steer home in the 75th minute.

There are a mere 122 pictures to steer you along from the 13th to the 20th centuries, some of them rather puzzling as examples of Russia's best.

The pair stepped up, their stand of 138 in 24.3 overs taking the game deeper than anyone expected with Buttler's 93 from 99 balls eclipsed only by an unbeaten 95 from Woakes, who recovered from the loss of his partner to a stunning catch in the deep by Dasun Shanaka in the 43rd over to steer the game to the final six deliveries.

If John McCain or Barack Obama really want to show their independence from corporate lobbyists then they should explain how they will help to steer copyright law into the 21st Century.

Over the years, she helped steer him toward color prints from late-19th- and 20th-century France as well as 20th-century Germany.

Yet Allardyce has turned his team around and steered them into 10th.

Evans soon found Fernando Torres running at him and local dread post-Iceland was confirmed when the Barcelona midfielder Xavi steered in a 14th minute volley.