"In a way, McCain has set a trap on the experience argument," said Scott Reed, who managed Bob Dole's presidential campaign in 1996, "because if they start picking on her on experience, it's going to backfire with women".
There were four different interventional treatments with traps placed immediately outside the huts: (1) a single trap on the south west, (2) a single trap on the north east, (3) a trap on each of two sides, south west and north east), and (4) a trap on each of the four sides of the hut.
A mouse caught in a trap on the outbreak farm was examined by using the same method.
Even as Woods dumped a shot from a bunker into a sand trap on No. 16, Mickelson missed an easy par putt on the 17th, prompting memories of his past fades.
IN THE last week of January, a female grey wolf stepped into a steel leg-hold trap on a ranch outside LaBarge, Wyoming.
The United States team went ahead when Japan's four defenders mistimed an offsides trap on a free kick, leaving four American players behind the defense after the ball was kicked.
In one example the company showed the iPhone application calculating odds based on past performance for landing a risky shot over a sand trap on a dog leg left.
After our recent demonstration of a 3D-printed external light trap on a small solar cell, we now consider its potential for large solar panels.
In addition, ring- and knot-like structures could be made with a single optical trap on a long semiflexible chain.
If you want to capture an NPC's soul, do so where no one can see you, as casting a soul trap on someone will incur a bounty if spotted.
