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Greedy or not, Taylor continued to make inroads down the left and with both Ashley Barnes and Sam Vokes playing, it was a surprise Burnley could not take greater advantage of a string of first-half crosses.
In a telling sign that White House officials feel vulnerable in the face of an aggressive Democratic effort to seek partisan advantage from the string of corporate financial scandals, administration officials said Mr. Bush was planning to deliver a major address on corporate responsibility next month.
"You win and lose based on the negative, which is why we've had a whole string of bland and boring governors".Another advantage is that by launching her campaign early, Ms Harris will have a head start in raising money.
They duly took advantage, a timely string of passes putting winger Mustoe over in the right corner with Parks's conversion closing the gap to 16-10.
Third seed Waites took advantage of a string of missed doubles from George to win the first 12 legs of the match on the way to a 5-0 lead.
South Africa's scrum disintegrated in the final 15 minutes but despite earning a string of penalties, and with a man advantage after a yellow card for Springbok replacement Flip van der Merwe, Scotland were unable to breach the vistors' line despite a concerted effort.
However, back then they had the advantage of Kevin Pietersen producing a string of performances that led to him being crowned man of the tournament.
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