It was the most heated back-and-forth yet in a debate that began last week when the Supreme Court ruled that the detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have the right to challenge their detention in federal court.
Whew, that's quite a bit of back and forth, and yet it remains unclear, to me at least, what the Romney campaign is saying.
For now, the trans-Atlantic back and forth is yet another example of the deplorable state of financial regulation during the run-up to the financial crisis.
There is both hesitancy and force in this woman; you can picture her, faced with a decision, flitting back and forth, and yet, once decided, becoming quite fiery and sure.
And if we broke them up, would they really stay broken up?" new york times In Rate-Rigging Scandal, Regulators Passing the Buck | The New York Times editorial board writes: "For now, the trans-Atlantic back and forth is yet another example of the deplorable state of financial regulation during the run-up to the financial crisis.
Yet the back-and-forth attracted attention on Twitter, and did dominate US TV coverage of Mr Romney's day in London.
I had a chance to talk to Katz about his piece a little while ago and while he argued that he wasn't so much interested in engaging in yet another back-and-forth argument with Google, we obviously did touch upon Google's reaction to his piece.
Yet in considerable back-and-forth with Oxfam reps, they declined to criticize or even acknowledge frustration with Coca-Cola's approach, beyond the carefully composed language in the textbox.
Yet Mika Miko, with its shouted, back-and-forth vocals, was not so interested in politics.
