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For those of us with some hold on reality, a stalemate was the only feasible result when West Indies took the field needing to claim 10 England wickets on a pitch which had yielded just 15 over four days.— ECB Latest News
Only two wickets were down by the time the deficit was erased just before the half-way point of the day when it was evident the match would end up as a stalemate, and there was no surprise England finished on 279 for two.
The goal that ended the stalemate was a lightning breakaway led by Jamie Forrester who, after a surging run, picked out Forte, who swept the ball passed the advancing Rhys Evans.— Football.co.uk news feed
At the heart of the stalemate are the rival aspirations of Dutch and French-speakers.— Gates of Vienna
The crucial issue behind the stalemate is the question of who will control Kirkuk -- an oil-rich northern city that Iraqi Kurds are attempting to bring under their control.— Recent articles from SocialistWorker.org

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