The Florida senator tried to pivot away from talking about "the challenges we're facing" and instead present an optimistic, albeit vague vision for the United States.
Stepping into the pivot role, Cartwright continued the momentum after dummying twice and producing a neat corner pass for David Simmons three minutes later.
Egypt could pivot back towards democracy, with a constitution that is genuinely inclusive and objectively administered.
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Turkey is still a beacon of comparative stability and tolerance at a delicate pivot between Europe and the Middle East.
But no one else seems to be listening.The reason for the difference in treatment lies in the fact that the Obama administration has chosen Vietnam as an ally in America's security "pivot" towards Asia.
At a time when the Americans are talking of reordering their security priorities with a so-called "pivot" towards Asia, some Chinese commentators have interpreted Mr Xi's decision to visit Russia first as a gesture aimed at America.
China, after all, sees the pivot as menacing, despite American efforts to persuade it otherwise.In this section Changing faces Calling Fire Chief Wang A talker or a walker?
As Nick Bisley of La Trobe University in Melbourne puts it, it is not a question of Australia's having to choose, but "of having to manage the choice it has made": an alliance with America.China was certainly irked by Australia's agreement in 2011 to play host to 2,500 American marines in its Northern Territory, part of America's "pivot" towards Asia.
Iraq brushed off the charge, and the American public responded with a collective shrug.The keystone of the president's diplomacy was and is the "pivot" to Asia.
One senior official speaks of a "pivot" away from ever more regulation once resolution is a credible option for banks.In the meantime, the regulators themselves have work to do.
