The 19-year-old striker weaved through the middle of a flat-footed Everton defence and, were it not for a reckless late tackle by last-man Hibbert on the edge of the box, he would have been one-on-one with Tim Howard.
If Republicans want to avoid repeating this mistake, they will have to first and foremost push back against Democratic plans to turn Medicaid--the joint federal-state health insurance for the poor--into a middle-class entitlement by expanding eligibility in the name of covering the uninsured.
You might imagine that it would be easier to call for a return to military strength and national greatness in the United States -- a superpower -- than in the United Kingdom -- a middle ranking power.
Eriksson may even have got an unwitting slice of luck when Owen Hargreaves unfortunately limped off, allowing Scholes to switch from the left flank into the middle - a position he should always occupy.
Reconciling both of these views is a bit like walking a tightrope or standing in the middle of a see-saw: perfect balance is necessary to achieve the second in the face of the first.
From a fairway bunker, Woods hit 8-iron from 178 yards to the middle of the green for a two-putt birdie.
Technically, gold bulls and bears are still on a level near-term technical playing field as prices are trapped in the middle of a well-defined, choppy and sideways trading range.
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Ryan Callahan was the lone scorer for the Rangers (13-11-2), who had dropped two straight in the middle of a four-game road trip.
Ryan Callahan was the lone scorer for the Rangers (13-11-2), who have dropped two straight in the middle of a four-game road trip.
The second: Two 10-bed nursing homes that have been built in the midst of a middle-class subdivision, as fully integrated into the neighborhood as the private homes that surround it.
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In India, the middle class is largely a new political movement as the lower-middle class plays a significant part in general elections votes.
When Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger rifled a 31-yard rocket across the middle to Jerricho Cotchery for a game-tying touchdown, the Denver air grew quiet.
Why does the UK look to investors like a safe haven in a financial storm, while Italy and Spain - and even to an extent France - are seen as coracles in the middle of a hurricane-lashed ocean.
Perhaps the most remarkable detail about the March 3 conclave was the leading role taken in it by Debbie Almontaser, a New York resident who last attracted attention as the front-person for a middle-and-high magnet school to be established in New York, the Khalil Gibran International Academy (KGIA).
In his opening speech on 9 December 2011, the Archbishop of Canterbury said that the church was not seeking a "privileged position" for Christians in the Middle East but a "long-term hope that the communities will have a guaranteed place in their homelands".
The middle child of Korean immigrants, Kim grew up in a middle-class Portland suburb with a fascination for the way things worked and a can-do attitude.
The euro-enthusiasts also forget that the euro was launched in the middle of a long-term dollar bull market.
If a deal is signed, he will project himself to the middle-of-the-road voter as a tough bargainer who is also a pragmatist and statesman.
Knoblauch says UL will turn a profit this year but concedes that he's in the middle of a seven- or eight-year makeover.
However, because of different methodology, the fish gets a middle-of-the-road "yellow" from the Blue Ocean Institute.
Eyes were fixed upon the one mild-mannered man commanding the entire room from the middle of the stage while seated within a green-tinted spotlight, with nothing more than a mic to his lips, held up with a stand.
Since the new Europe-wide rule to strengthen banks is that they must - by the middle of 2012 - have a minimum of 9% capital on a Basel 2.5 basis relative to their risk-weighted assets, after allowing for the fall in the price of their holdings of the debts of over-indebted eurozone countries, by definition it is the banks in those over-indebted eurozone countries that emerge as weakest.
"Cauldwell Street is one of the busiest parts of Bedford and we have got to be absolutely sure that no child is put at risk by having a school right in the middle of a busy one-way system, " he said.
But they would soon find out that it was not my heart that ruled my appetite, and there would often be tears, theirs, a dramatic departure, phone calls in the middle of the night, a dozen e-mails, clothing to be sent for, and so on and so forth.
In the movie, a middle-aged, female manager of a fast-food restaurant is, effectively, deputized over the telephone by a person claiming to be a police officer.
These results understate the relative impact on middle-income versus high-income families for the simple reason that middle-class families spend a greater share of their income than do those with higher earnings.
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The most likely result: a recession that would lead to yet higher federal deficits, higher unemployment, a further squeeze on the middle-class and a contraction in the tax base that would threaten to bankrupt public employee pension plans from California to New York.
England were 78-0 when the left-armer (6-38) demolished the middle-order with a spell of four wickets for seven runs.
The firm's headquarters in lower Manhattan were dumped in the middle of a real-estate panic.
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