Nick Carle demonstrated his side's determination with two tough challenges in quick succession, but he was lucky to get away his first, a nasty one on Ben Watson.
"Steven Naismith looked to get a nasty one right at the end of the game to his shoulder but we'll just need to wait and see how they are, " added Smith.
In light of this, the fate awaiting those astronomically paid bankers could be a particularly nasty one.
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With the economy in recession, quite possibly a long, nasty one, perhaps the last places many investors want to be is in stocks that depend on free-spending consumers.
It also means that whereas population growth may not be a global problem, it could often be a very nasty local one, causing conflict over local resources, especially water, and privation when politics (frequently) or natural disaster (occasionally) cause local scarcity or epidemic disease even within a wider world of abundance and improving health.
Women, it seems, choose not the kind of smell they would like on a partner, or even one that might mask a nasty odour of their own, but rather something that matches their MHC.
We need to protect young people and make sure they have a full and productive life, not a nasty, brutal and short one.
So how can you overcome this nasty little devil of a roadblock and avoid becoming one of those depressing statistics on failure rates of startup businesses?
In an unremarkable office building one floor above, Edward Anderson ignores a nasty head cold and scrutinizes the expense budgets of a handful of private companies.
In one instance, Cringely asked whether there's a hidden meaning when Jobs uses a nasty four-letter word to describe his employees' subpar work.
Despite one heated exchange with Tom Elliott, the programme will be remembered as one in which Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness played a "nice man, not at all nasty man" double act.
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