But according to a report by DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa), the G8 have since "shuffled at half-pace on aid, and fell backwards on trade".
Sainz came closest this year but was nearly two-and-a-half minutes off the pace.
Flashback is coming off a second-place finish in the San Felipe Stakes on March 9, when he was the even-money favorite, but got caught in a pace duel and lost by a half-length to Hear the Ghost, who drew the No. 2 post and was listed at 5-2.
After Brazil's star striker had played a first half at walking pace in the semi-final, Zagallo was adamant that he should be taken off at the interval.
Unless Greenspan begins hiking interest rates in half-point increments-his last seven hikes have been quarter points (a "measured pace" in Greenspanese)-average house prices won't collapse.
Unless Greenspan begins hiking interest rates in half-point increments--his last seven hikes have been quarter points (a "measured pace" in Greenspanese)--average house prices won't collapse.
Maharoof recorded his maiden Test half-century, and smashed the part-time spin of Ashraful for six, before playing on to pace bowler Shahadat Hossain.
The second half started at a whirlwind pace, with Scottish full-backs Alan Hutton and Steven Whittaker, an early replacement for the injured Callum Davidson, involved in early attacking surges.
Sure enough he was regularly over half a second off Vettel's pace, and that -- in F1 terms -- is an age.
Falkirk's Lee Bullen failed to connect with a half-chance on the edge of the penalty area as the pace of the game slowed to a crawl.
Hull KR's best moment came when Jake Webster intercepted Sean Long's pass, but Pryce used his pace to haul the winger down on the half-way line, much to the delight of the Knowsley Road faithful.
The pace of the match slowed noticably during the last half-hour and Roma began to lose some of their shape.
Input cost inflation fell to its lowest level in two-and-a-half years, while output price increases moderated to their slowest pace since Q3 2010, bringing a much needed break from relentless inflation. (Read Mantega: Inflation Under Control In Brazil).
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Sunderland took their time to adjust to the pace of the game, but as the first-half went on they gradually came into the game.
But he was struck by Broad's throw during his innings - an incident which led to the pace bowler being fined half of his match fee by International Cricket Council referee Ranjan Madugalle.
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Portugal rested some of their star names to give others a second half run-out, but the home side continued to dominate, albeit at a leisurely pace.
Mark Jones' try gave the Welsh side hope as they trailed 9-8 at half-time but they were blown away after the break as the French picked up the pace.
But the Wildcats also go in on the action, Prescott supporting a half-break by Gary Price at a scrum deep inside his own half to show his pace from 70 metres.
Investors put out the welcome mat for homebuilders in the first half of the year, pushing up their share prices despite the worst pace of new-home sales since the Great Depression on expectations of a long-awaited rebound after the 2008 and 2009 slump.
As a result of a variety of investments made under the Recovery Act, including state and local energy grants, we're on pace to upgrade the homes of half a million Americans by this time next year -- half a million Americans: boosting the economy, saving money and energy, creating clean energy jobs that can't be outsourced.
Duncan Hodge's drop goal on the stroke of half-time proved crucial for the Reivers and the Welsh were unable to match their opponents forward power and pace in the second half.
Zabaleta, despite the heavy strapping to his head, was proving to be City's best player as the half-time whistle approached, that plaudit definitely not falling to club captain Tevez, who was off the pace.
The report said the blanket of heat-trapping gases has already raised ground temperatures by one-half degree Celsius (1.1 F) in the last 100 years, and scientists say the pace could quicken dramatically over the next 100 unless pollution is limited.
Shopping centers, which play host to day-to-day necessities--drugstores, hair salons, laundries--are down 0.5%. (The big malls, owned by powerful players like real estate investment trusts, are finding meager advances in same-store sales at their department stores and boutiques.) Warehouses, their growth pace off only half a point to 4%, are still much in demand.
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