He suffered similar embarrassment during the 2002 World Cup when he allowed a Ronaldinho free-kick to drift over him as England slipped out of the finals after losing 2-1 to Brazil.

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It is believed the father-of-two had a heart attack after trying to free his van from a snow drift.

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Despite being almost totally outplayed, Wigan did occasionally string a move together that ensured the United defence was not completely redundant, and Charles N'Zogbia missed a great chance to reduce the deficit when Won-Hee Cho's pass set him free in the box only for the winger to drift his shot wide, while Hugo Rodallega headed straight at Tomasz Kuszczak from six yards out.

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While one looks to government to move things forward from a fuels and technology perspective and the other looks to strong regulatory and societal changes, both recommendations indicate that we need intelligent strategies with some legislative teeth to stop doing what has become a suicidal free market drift with the winds of global changes.

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It can be used to identify the general drift of policies, such as Margaret Thatcher's effort to restrict government interference with the free market.

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Vaz Te broke free free shortly after the half hour mark with Calum Booth waiting to pounce, but the Portuguese striker let the ball drift too far ahead and Enckelman smothered the danger.

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