The leftist opposition, which is neck-and-neck in opinion polls with Mr. Samaras's conservative New Democracy party, has decried four years of austerity in Greece as "slavery imposed by the troika".
In fact, Mr. Senbahar had planned to sell about 5 units a month, but ended up selling about 20, "which is neck-breaking speed," he said, adding that 9 units were left, out of 145, after 9 months of sales.
Britain, which is neck-and-neck with France for the second-largest economy in the 27-member EU but not part of the euro zone, has embarked on a major austerity program to cut government spending aimed at putting it on sounder economic footing.
Beijing may decide to force investors to rein in spending by raising interest rates, which are neck and neck with inflation.
The Chinese government may decide to force investors to rein in spending by raising interest rates, which are neck and neck with inflation.
At the Amazon site this week, there were 2,547 requests for "Snow White," which was neck and neck with "Aladdin" but well behind two dozen other titles, including "Schindler's List," "Willow," "Doctor Zhivago" and, of all things, "Newsies," with 4,288 pending requests.
The biggest industries are tourism and import/export (which are neck and neck as the No. 1 and 2 industries), with Latin America being the biggest trading partner.
LcrV and PcrV contain a high structural similarity in the long coiled-coil region, which is a neck structure formed by α6 and α11 of PcrV (Fig. 1B).
Take the first corner you folded up, which is the neck of your origami duck.
At the very least the media that are partial to Zanu-PF have done a good job of saying that all politicians are equally bad, which is why the parties are neck-and-neck in some opinion polls.
Graves' disease is an autoimmune condition of the thyroid gland, which is in the neck and produces thyroxine.
