As the craft moves forward, the flow of water over the curved side pulls the wing downward.
Tommy Bowe could face his former side while Scotland wing Nikki Walker scored a fine try in Dublin last week.
But O'Gara continued to chip away and added two more penalties either side of Scarlets wing Jones being sin-binned, referee Barnes consistent in his dislike of players killing the ball.
As he showed in his decision upholding the Affordable Care Act earlier this year, Chief Justice Roberts does not always side with the conservative wing of the Court.
The breast is in the middle with one leg and wing on either side, making a large flattened bird.
At the end of the tracks is a gate surmounted by a tower, with a brownstone wing on either side.
Ignoring voices in their own party and the clear message sent by American women in the last election, they instead decided to side with the far right wing of their party by allowing the bill to expire.
"Michael Grimm has shown time and again that he will side with his right-wing extremist friends in Congress rather than working, middle class families, " a spokesman for Mr. Murphy said, pointing to the incumbent's lack of support for increasing the minimum wage and his vote for Republican-backed changes to Medicare.
It was the darker side that produced the right-wing vigilantes who beat and hanged students at Thammasat University in 1976.
Each side of Demon's delta wing has one row of these slots in the upper part of its trailing edge and another on the lower part.
McManus inexplicably misjudged a looping ball from the left wing and substitute Llorente gratefully side-footed the ball past McGregor with 11 minutes to go.
Second-row Luke Charteris (shoulder) and utility back Ceri Sweeney (groin) could return from injury for the Gwent side, along with ex-Wales wing Gareth Wyatt (shoulder).
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Full-back Schifcofske went past a couple of tackles to touch down, then Cahill went over on the left wing to ensure the home side were greeted by a standing ovation at half-time.
Other special features include adjustable width (though no adjustable weighting -- c'mon, guys), a huge "wing" on the right side meant to keep your fingers from dragging, and a software suite that lets you record macros, tweak the million on-board lights, and even turn the bulky rodent into a fairly-functional joystick.
The hosts' rush-defence often frustrated the Ospreys, particularly the effort the Italian side put into marshalling the threat of Wales wing Shane Williams.
Two other Stormers - wing Gio Aplon and blind-side flanker Francois Louw - will also win their first caps, as will replacements Alistair Hargreaves and Bjorn Basson if they come off the bench in the Millennium Stadium.
With two minutes remaining Bent completed his hat-trick, producing a clinical first-time, side-foot finish from a Campbell right-wing cross to score his 18th of the season.
Mr Blair has been desperate to find a way of stopping Ken Livingstone, a left-wing thorn in the government's side, from being the party's official candidate.
"Loans" from otherwise restricted collections permanently displayed elsewhere in the museum enable juxtapositions of gems one might have missed in the Linsky Collection (on the first floor), or in the Lehman Collection (housed in its own wing on the museum's west side).
To be fair, our left-wing friend does attempt to address the other side of the argument.
Haughton's score, which came four minutes into stoppage time after he rounded two forwards on the wing, broke the hearts of a Viadana side that have yet to win a game in this year's competition.
Wing Ashton was the only player in the side who also started Saturday's 21-20 victory over Australia in Sydney, but the attacking impetus from that memorable triumph was certainly evident early on as the second-stringers made a whirlwind start.
Button, who started from second on the grid, made a rare mistake as he drove into the side of HRT's Narain Karthikeyan and lost his front wing.
Rome's flip side is a surprising alternative underbelly, centred on left-wing centri sociali (organised squats), grungy squatter arts centres that often have live music, and where dressed-down is the look.
Both scores were engineered by Humphreys, the first courtesy of a fine side-step that allowed the stand-off to release wing Nagusa, who combined well with Tuohy to send the supporting lock over.
The giant Tongan wing, who is set to join Gloucester rugby union side, scored first in a six-try victory.
Stade had the final say when wing Bergamasco went over in the right corner for his side's third try, Lionel Beauxis' conversion proving his side's only successful kick.
The result was a victory for neither side: the protest movement risks seeming more radical and left-wing, sapping it of middle-class support, but the state looks clumsy and afraid, its celebration for Mr Putin tarnished by armoured vehicles in the streets.
The right-wing base should use the time that it has on its side to win over the population.
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Monye raced past the young wing, gathered the ball and cruised in to give his side the lead for the first time in the game.
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