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The following year, the Doriani threatened to conquer Europe, but Barcelona and a swing of Ronald Koeman's right foot shattered their dreams in the European Cup final.

In Bethnal Green and Bow, east London, Rushanara Ali unseated the Respect party with a majority of 11,574 and a swing of 14.1% for Labour.

Overall, the Greens managed 13.1% of the primary vote in Victoria, a swing of 2.3% towards them, compared with 8.91% of the primary vote and a swing of less than 1% in NSW.

But a majority of 7,348 on a 45% turnout and a swing of 16.49% (compared with 17.6% in Crewe last summer) was what one shadow cabinet member called "a solid, steady as she goes result".

On 7 May 2015, the Conservatives need a 2% swing to win a majority; Labour need a 2% swing to become the largest party in the Commons and a swing of 5% to win an outright majority.

Barnard had been losing support over the last several elections, and a swing of 4% against Labor would be enough to defeat it.

Tony Travers, a local elections analyst at the LSE, predicts the Tories will take it: they snatched Croydon Central from Labour at last year's general election, and enjoyed a swing of over 4% in the area's other parliamentary seats.

For Labour, Dawn Butler is seeking to resume her parliamentary career and needs a swing of 1.5% to win.

This he rather sadistically chose to do, and East recorded four tricks for a penalty of 1400 and a swing to Mahaffey of four IMPs.

Since the tip of the relay-helix is connected via hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions with the converter, the relatively small switch 2 movement is amplified via the relay helix to a 65° rotation of the converter and a swinging of the lever arm from the initial down to the up position.

Bradford, Crawley, Redditch, Rossendale and Southampton need a swing of just two seats for Labour to lose overall control.