By the second day, procedural matters were still being discussed, and few delegates had managed to reach a microphone.
The second was that by polling day the economy replaced both wars as the paramount concern of most voters.
Now match that assumption with the evidence presented on the second day of the trial by the director of the police's Special Branch, who told the court that the police had begun to investigate Mr Anwar's sexual conduct as long ago as 1992.
Hamilton's time of one minute 15.445 seconds in the second session was the second fastest of the day - beaten only by Germany's Rosberg with 1:15.243 - and it marked a promising showing for the 24-year-old in a season where he has largely struggled for pace.
Indeed, though much rarer, state on state war does still occur in the modern day, as evidenced by the First and Second Gulf Wars.
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Meanwhile, shops and markets across Peshawar have remained shut for the second day on Friday in response to a three-day strike called by the traders.
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 0.9% to 12, 811.32, the second consecutive day that the blue chip index finished by the 13, 000 mark.
Francis, wearing white papal robes, appeared on a rain-soaked night to the throngs shortly after being elected by cardinals in what apparently was the fifth round of voting on the second day of the conclave.
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Ponting has not put a team into bat since Edgbaston 2005, when England scored 407 on the opening day of the second Test, a match the hosts won by just two runs to level the series at 1-1 before clinching the Ashes for the first time in almost 18 years.
McFarland took over from Nigel Clough in January with the Brewers 13 points clear at the top but they could have finished second on the final day if Cambridge had beaten Altrincham by four goals.
An amendment which would halt the Police(NI) Bill's second reading was defeated by a majority of 200 after a day long debate in the House of Commons.
But, expensive floodlit matches aside, much of the one-day game is played by second-choice players in front of empty seats.
The first boundary came in the second full over of the day when a Plunkett long hop was hooked for four by Mascarenhas to ensure the rate did not reach double figures.
If a decision by the Second Circuit Court, ironically delivered on the same day Rajaratnam was found guilty, is any indication of how the Court sees things on Wall Street, Raj has a darn good chance at liberty.
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"Second Amendment Day, " was presented by the College Republicans as one idea.
Noel's widow, Mrs Essie Spence, attended the inquest for a second day, accompanied by her two daughters and Graham's widow, Andrea Spence.
Energized by dryness and strong winds, the wildfire raged for a second day and threatened 300 commercial properties and 50 outbuildings, authorities said.
The second of the 50 cars to pass by that day swerved over the center line, its right tires pulverizing the plastic shell.
Tees were brought forward for the second day in succession - this time by 321 yards - and Harrington took advantage by carding five birdies and one bogey.
The second day of the event will feature lectures by international experts.
Northern Irishman Mark Allen, now the world number 11, was beaten 5-2 by Matthew Stevens, who will face fellow Welshman Ryan Day in the second round.
More than 600 million people were affected by the power cut after three electricity grids collapsed, one for a second consecutive day.
They had one last hurrah when his memorable last-gasp victory-clinching try in the final day league win over Castleford crucially secured second place by the narrowest of margins ahead of Warrington.
It was a chanceless exhibition of orthodox batting by Ramprakash, who had arrived at the crease in the second over of the day after Yorkshire had declared overnight with a first innings lead of 210.
We celebrate America on July 4th because that is the day in 1776 when the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Second Continental Congress.
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By Tompion's death, in 1713, daily variation was less than a minute, and by the late 19th century, marine chronometers were accurate to fractions of a second per day.
The second half is a more prosaic presentation, sometimes day-by-day, often week-by-week, of the events until his death in 1995, almost at times an expansion of Spender's enormously full social diary.
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