Although Vunipola turned things around in the second half, the same could not be said for the lineout, which was shaky throughout.
The three runs they scored were aided and abetted by the Giants' defense, which was shaky for one of the few times in the playoffs.
The run defense, which was shaky against the Ravens, gave up 100 yards in the first half, but more than half of those came on the Barber play.
Mr Dombrovskis is backed by the Vienotība (Unity) party, which is a shaky coalition of liberal centrists, rightwingers and opportunists.It rules in an also shaky governing coalition, including one of the "oligarch" parties, the Greens and Farmers union backed by Aivars Lembergs.
"The poll numbers show it passing, but with a level of support in the low 50s, which is considered shaky ground," Mr. Schnur said.
But he says that Mr. Friedmann presents "a danger to the stability of the relationship between the authorities," which is "already shaky enough".
Aside from consumer confidence, which is decidedly shaky, a crucial underlying factor holding back borrowing is that families are still paying off debt accumulated during the boom, when credit was easy and people treated their homes like big A.T.M.'s.
Though the French appeared to be leading the fight on Sunday, primary responsibility for patrols had been handed back to the Malian Army, which is still shaky after the defeats of last month that led the French to intervene, and still plagued by the internecine squabbles that led to a gun battle at a barracks in the capital, Bamako, on Friday.
Things like this damage our credibility, which is already quite shaky internationally".
