The home team continued to look the more dangerous, and only a stunning instinctive save by Langfield from a MacKay bullet header in 28 minutes kept the Dons in it.
As an instinctive green and a former member of Greenpeace, he was surprised to find that the world's environment is not, in fact, getting ever worse.
But such harangues only exemplify the instinctive dirigisme that is a big part of Russia's problem.
Sledge is a more instinctive and sympathetic gardener than Mstislav, something we all, perhaps even Sledge, forgot.
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Obama, then, has stocked up on advisers with what might be termed a 'metrosexual' foreign policy: an instinctive aversion to muscular use of American power, a forward foreign policy and the unilateral use of force.
His instant, instinctive reaction was that such a prize would be good for science.
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How pleasing it must have been to find in Tony Blair a clever, instinctive politician in the market for some sort of ideology in which to dress up his opportunism.
He was known during his seven terms in Washington as a vigorous defender of Democratic viewpoints, unafraid to get combative whether on cable TV or the House floor, and as a tireless and instinctive politician.
He was known during his seven terms in Washington as a vigorous defender of Democratic viewpoints, unafraid to get combative whether it was on cable TV or the House floor, and as a tireless and instinctive politician.
As children, that impulse is a powerful, instinctive survival mechanism for each of us: the more we understand about our environment, and the more quickly we understand it, the more likely we are to succeed as human beings.
To an outsider, Mr Persson comes across as ideally suited to European negotiations: cheerful, shrewd and with a politician's instinctive interest in the sticking-point of the person across the table.
Van der Vaart, as so often this season, led the north Londoners' response and had already sent an instinctive lofted finish just wide behind a scrambling Howard before heading in the equaliser after 11 minutes.
Twice Xavi had a sight of goal but the midfielder was crowded out on both occasions, Pedro flashed an instinctive volley wide from Dani Alves' cross, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic had a snap-shot well blocked by Walter Samuel.
Mr. HANFT: He saw, as a great marketer, as an instinctive promoter, what was happening with the demography of postwar America.
Seventh, keep in mind that when new ideas are broached in a meeting, there is often an instinctive and immediate opposition.
First, he collected his own kick and produced an instinctive pass over his own head which almost resulted in a superb try.
These instinctive actions tend to matter more because they are actually a composite of numerous split-second decisions that impact relationships and future options.
His fellow-workers saw him as an artist as much as a scientist, bringing to his discipline an instinctive feeling of what would work.
Britain's reaction to the growth of the European Union has been deeply influenced by this instinctive belief in the need to prevent the rise of a controlling power in Europe.
And then, by his instinctive expression of that assimilated music, personify the ethos of a younger generation desperate to hear itself?
There was still time for Caulker's header to force an instinctive save from Ruddy, but Norwich held on to claim a fourth successive win against a fellow promoted side this season.
"This almost instinctive move to save this guy made him see 'I am a good person, '" Williams said.
Earlier this year, a Scottish study concluded that when women earn higher salaries, instinctive preferences for security become less significant while physical attractiveness becomes more important.
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This almost instinctive cleaving to the American line on Iraq is particularly striking coming from a British government which has made a point of emphasising its desire to build closer relations with Europe.
Deficit reduction is a doddle compared with persuading some in the party to suppress their instinctive horror.
Winters produced an excellent instinctive save onto the bar after good work from Kanchelskis allowed Wallace to get a shot on target.
When the right prefrontal cortex gets jumpy, it indicates, in this experiment, instinctive revulsion to an obnoxious, tongue-wagging character who pops up in a commercial for Carling beer.
Denis Cotter, who runs a vegetarian restaurant in Cork, Ireland, says "after an instinctive shudder of revulsion" he can see the benefits of the burger, but it won't be making its way on to any of his menus.
Thatcher was different, an "instinctive conservative" whose economic philosophy drew from her father's observations of stocking a grocery.
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