THE
CLINCHER: Huge range of walking/cycling routes.
The
clincher: We can't exactly blame Priyanka for this one.
Man United in April, the Carsley derby, the Rooney Arsenal game in 2002 and the fourth-place
clincher against Newcastle last May.
The
clincher: a new company, TradeWind Technologies, had recently introduced an RFID reader-adaptor for handhelds.
Public opinion could be the
clincher and requires much effort, as this reviewer repeatedly urges in print.
Then they scored an emphatic
clincher from just inside the box following a punched clearance by Town's goalkeeper.
Here is the
clincher: the stabilizer almost always contained LEAD, usually 5-10% by weight.
(Tokyo again placed smallest among the five in both of these categories.) Now comes the
clincher: Are they content with their physiques?
Do people want a small SUV?" (Little did I know they would--and then some.) Then came the
clincher: "What would it look like?," he asked.
No real news there, but here's the
clincher: the relationship between BMI and the risk of developing chronic diseases was evident even among those of us who were recently considered to be lean enough to avoid problems: those in the upper half of the previous healthy weight range.
And here's the real
clincher: What about AIDS in Africa?
The
clincher is photographer Solve Sundsbo's regular presence here.
On a night when victory would have put the Scottish champions through to the money-spinning second phase, they were sunk by one-time Millwall striker Sergei Yuran's first-half goal and an injury-time
clincher from Gilbert Prilasnig.
* The New Republic, May 1, cover: "Does the New New Left Have a Brain?" Here's the
clincher: "Even if globalization were entirely destructive, the IMF and the World Bank would still represent bizarre targets for protest....
Bath failed to score a try, although Mike Catt clawed them back to 10-9 by the 63rd minute before Budge Pountney stole the
clincher for Northampton.
