The 33-year-old underwent an operation on his neck in November, forcing him out of England's autumn internationals.
Here lies the problem: consumers and companies are up to their neck in debt (see article).
Since June, the iPad and the Kindle have stayed neck-and-neck in the race for category leader in Buzz.
Between Clinton and Obama, they're basically running neck and neck in the fundraising, if not in the polls.
The Spitfire was a very special aeroplane, it saved our neck in 1940 in the Battle of Britain.
Ricardo Woods, 35, fatally shot David Chandler, 35, in the head and neck in Cincinnati, Ohio, in October 2010.
But upstate, where 45 percent of New York voters live, Clinton and Lazio are running neck-and-neck in recent polls.
The great-grandmother suffered a broken neck in the incident last May and died in Frenchay Hospital two days later.
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The world is also still up to its neck in securities that yield something over and above government debt.
Tevez grabbed Hreidarsson's neck in the aftermath of the incident but his actions were not seen by Walton or Ferguson.
Certainly it was a safer conclusion for a juror than voting for a conviction and risking his own neck in retaliation.
The bottle neck in their refining operations is actually an advantage, Barbassa noted, given a coming slowdown in the Brazilian economy.
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Mr Gore's post-convention bounce has not only held up remarkably well across the country, with the candidates neck-and-neck in the polls.
In the first decade of the industry, the 1980s, Apple and IBM led, nearly neck in neck for much of the time.
With polls showing Mr Sarkozy and Ms Royal neck-and-neck in a run-off, the centre may this time matter more than the extremes.
Even now, with Paul neck and neck in Iowa, the big guns in conservative media are working furiously to discredit the congressman.
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But companies are up to their neck in debts, and will be under huge pressure to cut costs in a deflationary environment.
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Even with this conspicuous caveat, puts and calls vied neck and neck in this week's action, with 30, 273 calls trading against 24, 342 puts midweek.
The Infiniti may be neck and neck in handling versus the Porsche, but it's more practical, with a backseat big enough for kids or baggage.
The first round of the presidential election takes place next month, and Mr Sarkozy is neck and neck in the polls with Socialist rival Francois Hollande.
The game was physical as expected, with Olynyk getting a forearm across his neck in the first half but continuing to go hard at the basket.
Not going to protect one staffer and sacrifice the guy that was asked to stick his neck in the meat grinder because of the incompetence of others.
Believing, at first, that he himself was the target, he quickly learns that she was, in fact, up to her neck in the murk of the nuclear industry.
The console and Microsoft's Xbox 360 are neck-and-neck in global market share as the No. 2 game machine, behind Nintendo's Wii, among the current generation of game machines.
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Casey insisted he was back to full fitness after withdrawing from the defence of his Houston Open title last week after hurting his shoulder and neck in practice.
But with polls showing the Ohio contest neck-and-neck in the days leading up to the primary, Clinton got a boost from female voters and those who only recently made up their minds.
The pair's animosity didn't begin with Romney's first New Hampshire attack ad last month, or McCain's recent New Hampshire surge that left the two men roughly neck-and-neck in most primary race surveys.
Among them: the 42-carat Emperor Maximilian, named for the Austrian archduke who, legend has it, was wearing the diamond around his neck in a pouch when he faced a Mexican firing squad in 1867.
Indeed Labour claims that, if the two parties were neck-and-neck in their national share of the vote this time, this would be the best result for any governing party, two years into its term, for 50 years.
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