A similar back-and-forth occurs in an upstairs gallery that will attract lots of children.
An even lengthier back-and-forth occurred over the issue of surveillance, with Rubio making an aggressive push for the restoration of the National Security Agency's power to collect phone and data records in bulk.
The back-and-forth occurred on a day when Mr. McCall returned from his trip at 7 a.m. and, within seven hours, called a news conference at his Manhattan office -- with a telephone link-up to reporters across the state -- to discuss his observations and to recount his meetings with Israeli leaders, among them Ariel Sharon, the prime minister, and Shimon Peres, the foreign minister.
It has long been assumed that the back-and-forth motion occurs much faster than the overall reaction of adding one NTP to the messenger RNA.
For the first time, the United Automobile Workers union has been using social media to communicate with its members during the contract talks in Detroit, and the most intense back-and-forth has occurred in the last few days, as ratification voting got under way at Ford.
But did it improve the underlying bill?... It's no exaggeration to claim that health care reform is only possible because of the ritualistic ping-pong back and forth that occurs through private conversations... Notice the Church of the Savvy assumption here: Transparency might be fine and dandy, but it didn't improve anything -- and the only thing that improves anything is secrecy.
A series of back and forth negotiations occurred while adding and removing key events through reading and rereading the data.
In this case, the footage was used as part of a segment in which Mr. Stewart praised the back-and-forth debate that occurred in Parliament between members and Prime Minister David Cameron over the widening British phone hacking scandal.
Theorem allows that back-and-forth to easily occur online.
Observers of the back-and-forth that has occurred between the United States and China concerning the dollar say no one is seriously looking to ditch the greenback.
The adviser said that Mr. Gregg and Mr. Bush did not actually position themselves at lecterns or simulate the formal trappings of a debate, but practiced some of the back-and-forth exchanges that would probably occur between the candidates.
