EU's internal-market commissioner, who put the boot in.

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The political connections that earned Goldman the sobriquet Government Sachs have been loosened by the crisis. (Jon Corzine, pictured right above, who was appointed Goldman's CEO in 1994, was for a while governor of New Jersey and his successor, Henry Paulson, left, went on to become President George Bush's treasury secretary.) A press that once put Goldman on a pedestal prefers today to put the boot in.

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There were fears at the end of 2001, when Argentina was again in an economic pickle, that the army might put in its boot once more, but the current relative stability has eased such tensions.

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"The bike then breaks into four pieces that go into bags and are put in the boot, " said Mr Hubbard.

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Reihana's boot put the hosts in control, with a Paul Diggin try helping them into a 16-9 lead at the break.

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The only way to put the handful of bags in the Nano's "boot" is by flipping the rear seats forward.

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But James' second try and Dan Biggar's boot then put the Ospreys in command, although Johnathan Edwards late try gave the Scarlets a losing bonus point.

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O'Gara cut the gap with a fourth penalty with 12 minutes to go and the Ireland fly-half's trusty boot put the ball on a plate for Tuitupou in the final seconds.

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And Bridge once again put the visitors in front after he finished off a powerful burst from Adrian Morley, adding the extras with the boot.

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But there was only one team in it after the break as Hewat's boot put the match well out of Gloucester's reach.

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