buoy

“Why would anybody think to take the buoy, keep it for 50 years and then loan it to the Academy?”

Opinion polls ahead of the vote have put Labour in the lead, ahead of Listhaug's Progress party and the conservatives, and buoyed partly by the "Stoltenberg effect".

But more heartbreak appeared to be on the cards for Sabalenka as Pegula - buoyed by a raucous crowd - came out on top in the first set.

Polls conducted before the voting started had President Ali as the favourite, buoyed by the revenue from the economic boom Guyana is experiencing following the discovery of massive offshore oil deposits.

Melnick spoke with CDC scientists from the start, and the intensity of the response was buoyed by emergency declarations by the county and the state.