"It looks like the United Nations is having a stand off with flags.
First a series of downgrades from Standard & Poor's, a leading debt-rating agency, coincided with a stand-off in the "voluntary" restructuring talks between Greece and its private bondholders.
With a stand-off who's not afraid to try things and a scrum-half, Greig Laidlaw, who on his best form is as good a nine as there is in the competition, there is hope at half-back.
By using the optimal static blurring width, the range accuracies are enhanced in both indoor and outdoor experiments, with a stand-off distance of 10 m and 1700 m, respectively, and corresponding, best range errors of 0.06 m and 0.25 m were achieved in a daylight environment.
In this new episode of State of Emergency, VICE News roamed the streets of Ferguson the day after widespread arson and looting occurred in response to the announcement, as the evening begins with a stand-off between protesters and police outside the Ferguson Police Department now heavily guarded by National Guard troops.
In Dispatch 11, Vice News roamed the streets of Ferguson the day after widespread arson and looting occurred in response to the announcement, as the evening begins with a stand-off between protesters and police outside the Ferguson Police Department — now heavily guarded by National Guard troops.
They said they wanted to clear a path through the encampment and barricades for traffic, but were met with fierce resistance in a stand-off lasting hours.
One man was shot in the arm and taken to hospital with heavy bleeding after a stand-off between vote boycotters and those in favour of the elections.
Although this was the last time that royal assent was denied, George V flirted with doing so in a stand-off over home rule for Ireland as recently as 1914.
But Chambers is in a stand-off with the British Olympic Association, which is sticking with its bylaw that bans him and other drugs offenders from competing.
Jack Kirby's heirs in a stand-off with Marvel.
