Richard explains that it gets tricky around awards season.
Andrea Marcato, a fly-half playing full-back, missed a straightforward penalty in the first half, and when he went off, Luke McLean, the Australian who qualifies through his Italian mother, a full-back playing fly-half, did not even bother trying to take a couple of semi-tricky shots awarded early in the second half with the score at 16-3 and the Italians pressing hard.
A tricky one to award, with entrants including odd couple Eddie Obeid and Tony Soprano, and deadly duo Bob Carr and Patrick Bateman.
Pentagon rules require "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" for the award — tricky, given the circumstances of Carpenter's case.
One recognition of the tricky politics the award presents came from Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, a Republican who is considering challenging Mr. Obama in 2012.
Writing shy characters is notoriously tricky, but the award-winning Eimear McBride specialises in damaged ones, such as the young, Irish-girl-in-London narrator of The Lesser Bohemians, her followup to A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing.
The New York production was tricky: it won Tony awards, but we got bad reviews from critics saying it was a fascist play, which was just ludicrous.
The gap between bonafide movie stars and emerging talent can be tricky to navigate during awards season.
But Louis Briscoe, genuinely 'winning' the award with tricky footwork before Glen Little brought him down, was the match-turner and several times threatened to create a second goal that would have settled nerves.
The really tricky choices lie in the acting awards.
