On the couple of occasions he made his pace count - in the 70th and 77th minute - he was too near the goalline, and too hurried on the ball, to craft a realistic goal-scoring opportunity.
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The champion maintained his momentum in the third forcing Robinson to take a standing eight-count early in the round from English referee Richie Davies.
Al Gore went on fighting after two court decisions went against him in his bid to contest the result of the presidential vote-count in Florida.
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Depending on whether you count e-readers in the category, roughly a third of US consumers over age 13 currently own a tablet.
"It was not so much the count - that happens in boxing as referees always go with the promoter, the people that pay their wages, " said Limond's manager.
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China, which finished second in the overall gold-medal count, came in third with 50, and narrowly beat Russia's 48.
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Red claims the dedicated CMOS sensor means no color debayering, yielding a one-to-one pixel count and 15-20 percent bump in effective resolution compared to its chromatic cousin.
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By their own count, the administration-in-waiting must fill 1, 125 posts requiring Senate confirmation, along with more than 5, 000 other jobs.
The penalty count was 17-8 in Wales' favour, partly from the scrum but also reflecting the work being done on the floor.
Double-digit growth in emerging-market stock indexes helped boost the billionaire count in other countries.
The NRA raised the stakes of the vote for members in competitive districts when the organization announced that it would score the vote -- or publicly count any vote against holding Holder in contempt as a mark against a lawmaker seeking re-election.
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He admits that every time he steps in front of a lectern, it could turn into another count against him in his court-martial.
There is less agreement over the runner-up - the official count has the PKB in second place, while the unofficial ones have Golkar - but it seems likely that, as the results continue to come in from the outer islands (where the ruling party is strong), Golkar will creep up and eventually finish in the No.2 spot.
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Cost-conscious and obsessive, Ebbers was known to count vehicles in the company car park at night-time to see who was working late and who had gone home, according to Reuters news agency.
R-count jumped again: in September it hit its highest since the early 1990s, when America was crawling out of recession.
On the first count in the by-election, Labour won the seat with 1, 352 votes, while the Lib Dems secured 999 votes and the SNP 712 votes.
Somchai's sons -- Sonthaya and Wittaya -- count on his support in their bid to make a name for themselves in the halls of power in Bangkok.
Prevost told PC Inpact that he went to court without a lawyer to represent him, believing that his honesty and co-operation would count in his favour.
Gerrard Batten, UKIP MEP for London, said UKIP's performance on Thursday had "broken the psychological barrier with the electorate", as voters now believed a vote for UKIP could count in the first-past-the-post system.
Third, despite the recent pick-up in global economic activity, Japan cannot count on foreign demand being strong enough for it to sustain export-led growth, as it did in the past decade.
The pre-production model had a poor shutter button, which is a bit of a disappointment since this is usually a well used button, and considering the effort put into the external screen. (Let's hope that this'll get fixed for production models.) The reviewers found that the main keypad was great, with a not-too-rubbery feel, and the UI is an improvement in all the areas that count -- snappy, clear, and customizable.
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