Only in Britain – or, India, where a combination of post-imperial and existing prejudices enmesh class with caste.
With the Timbers 2-0 down, he instinctively leant his body to the right where a combination of knee and hand stopped the ball dead.
"We live in a news environment where a combination of cable news and Web sites of every imaginable variety have an insatiable appetite for polling numbers".
The ions then go into one end of a mass spectrometer, where a combination of electric and magnetic fields accelerate them.
The contrast with America, where a combination of political unease and public pressure especially from Silicon Valley spurred Barack Obama to order reviews and reforms, is striking.
All that's left, then, are the primaries, where a combination of luck, political talent, money and timing can tamp down the ambitions of potential opponents.
To mitigate the emotional toll, a handful of pawnshops and jewelers are playing host to gold parties, where a combination of alcohol, food and banter has transformed a cold financial transaction into something resembling happy hour.
A 2015 investigation by the Environmental Investigation Agency described this area as "a playground catering to the desires of visiting Chinese" where "a combination of weak laws, poor enforcement and official complicity allows the illegal wildlife trade to flourish".
Food safety has long been a problem in China, where a combination of widespread corruption and fierce competition for sales have led businesses to take dangerous shortcuts in producing an array of products.
A Chance of More Poconos In some ways, the Poconos is a place apart, where a combination of lax regulation, a history of corruption and a huge market in New York were the perfect ingredients for a financial storm.
In part, it reflected the broader trends in domestic football, where a combination of all-seater stadiums, stewarding and an older, more middle-class crowd had made violence at football a much rarer occurrence.
